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Mon 23 Nov 2015, 10:29 GMT

New bunker supply operation in Israel


Physical operation in Haifa is due to commence on December 10.



Island Petroleum Ltd, a subsidiary of Island Oil (Holdings) Ltd, has announced the launch of a new physical supply operation in Israel.

In an emailed statement, the company confirmed that it will be supplying marine fuel at the port of Haifa and outer roads. The operation is due to commence on December 10, 2015.

Island Petroleum is to carry out deliveries with the 1316-deadweight-tonne oil tanker MT Lerrix. The double-hulled vessel was built in 2012 and is said to be fully equipped with boiler, heating coils, blender, flow meters, bow-thruster and fenders.

The vessel has the capacity to carry up to 850 metric tonnes of intermediate fuel oil and 255 metric tonnes of marine gas oil (MGO).

Clients with enquiries are advised to contact Elena Christodoulidou, Head of Trading, and Pambos Charalambous, Senior Bunker Trader, both located in Cyprus. Their contact details are as follows:

Elena Christodoulidou, Mrs.
Head of Trading
Office: +357 25 889 122/124
Mobile: +357 99 479 969
Email: bunkers@island-oil.com

Pambos Charalambous, Mr.
Senior Bunker Trader
Office: +357 25 889 128/132
Mobile: +357 99 594 431
Email: bunkers@island-oil.com

The contact details of Island Oil in Cyprus and Island Petroleum in Israel have been provided below.

Island Oil Limited
145-149 Chr Hadjipavlou Street
Christiel building 3036
Limassol
Cyprus

Tel: +357 25 889 000
Fax: +357 25 745 466
Email: bunkers@island-oil.com
Website: www.island-oil.com

Island Petroleum Limited
3, Bat Galim Ave.
P.O. Box 8182
Haifa 31080
Israel


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