Wed 27 Jan 2010, 09:27 GMT

Oceanconnect to become ConocoPhillips agent


Oceanconnect UK to be named an authorised marine agent of ConocoPhillips from February 1st.



OceanConnect UK Ltd. is set to become an authorised marine agent of UK physical bunker supplier ConocoPhillips Ltd. from February 1st 2010.

The new tie-up is seen as Oceanconnect's next step in the expansion of its marine fuels business in the UK, where it plans to develop new areas through its alliance with ConocoPhillips.

Commenting on the new arrangement, Chris Todd, who manages OceanConnect's office in Hull with Steven Wilson, said: ‘We feel that with our experience and knowledge of the UK market, we can develop areas with ConocoPhillips that haven’t been explored."

ConocoPhillips has been a premier marine fuels supplier throughout the UK for over thirty years. The company supplies in a number of UK port locations in the following regions:

Shetland Islands
Scotland
North East England
North West England
Humber
East Anglia
South East
Ireland

OceanConnect joins the following list of companies to be authorized to act as marine agents for ConocoPhillips:

Sea Bunkering Ltd
Hull, England
+44 1482 327303

Mersey Bunkering Ltd
Runcorn, England
+44 1928 575926

World Fuels Ltd
London, England
+44 207 8085000

A/S Dan Bunkering Ltd
Middelfart, Denmark
+45 6441 5401

Heinrich Wegeners & Sohn
Hamburg, Germany
+49 4074 21900

Sea Bunkering International B.V.
Groningen, The Netherlands
+31 5040 99140

For a full list of Conocophillips port supply locations, please visit the following link below:

ConocoPhillips Company Summary Page


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