Monjasa adds bunker supply vessel in Denmark

Wed 4 Jul 2018, 00:13 GMT

Monjasa adds bunker supply vessel in Denmark

Vinga Safir completed its first deliveries for Monjasa in Skaw on July 2.

The Vinga Safir completed its first bunker deliveries for Monjasa in Skaw, Denmark, on July 2, 2018.

Image credit: Monjasa

Monjasa has confirmed the addition of the MT Vinga Safir to its fleet in Denmark.

Previously operated by Stena Oil, the Vinga Safir is already well known in the Skaw area north of Denmark. The vessel completed its first bunker deliveries for Monjasa on July 2.

Just over a year ago, Monjasa added the M/T Antares as a permanent bunker vessel in Skagen, with the former fixed Skagen vessel, Skaw Provider, retained to meet growing demand in the Channel.

And on Tuesday, the bunker firm noted that the Vinga Safir had also been added "because of the English Channel expansion".

Monjasa estimates that it currently has a 20 percent market share in Skaw. Last year, the company sold a total of 3.8 million tonnes worldwide.

Facts about M/T Vinga Safir:

- Double-hull oil tanker
- Dwt: 2,700
- Year built: 2000, Turkey
- Flag: Faroe Islands
- Experienced bunker vessel and crew
- Oil major vetted

Bunkering vessel Milestone Monjasa


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