New physical supplier in Piraeus

Fri 8 Jun 2012, 08:45 GMT

New physical supplier in Piraeus

Greek firm announces the launch of its new bunkering operation in Piraeus.

Greek firm Helexon Bunkering S.A. has announced the launch of its new bunkering operation in Piraeus.

In a statement, the company said it is able to arrange the supply of the following grades of intermediate fuel oil and marine gasoil.

-IFO 380 (RMG 380)

-IFO 180 (RME 180)

-Marine Gas Oil (MGO) 0.1 PCT

-Blended products down to IFO 30 (RMA 30)

Helexon will be carrying out deliveries at Piraeus and Eleusis using two bunker tankers. The company also has its own private road tank wagons for supplies throughout Greece.

All enquiries should be directed to bunker sales manager Costas Papaefthimiou, formerly a bunker trader with Millenium Oil Ltd. Contact details for Helexon Bunkering have been provided below.

Helexon Bunkering S.A.
Phone : +30 210 42 83 336
Fax : +30 210 42 83 339
Email : info@helexon.gr

Address:
3, Irodotou Str & 10, Spirou Trikoupi Str.
Piraeus 185 38
Greece

Bunkering vessel MGO Greece Piraeus (GR)


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