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Sea Bunkering International |
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Monday, 23 July 2007 |
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SBI (Sea Bunkering International) BV has been appointed exclusive agent
for the Libya-based bunker supplier Nour Libya Marine Services Co.
Nour 1 alongside
A spokesman for SBI told Bunkerworld it had taken over marketing
responsibility for the Libyan company.
Nour Libya Marine Services supplies bunkers offshore from its bunker
tanker Nour 1. The tanker is currently operating in a sea area south of Malta,
although
the SBI said it could serve other areas of the Mediterranean if
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Last Updated ( Monday, 23 July 2007 )
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Are your looking for low sulphur fuel oil in the MED? |
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Written by Administrator
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Friday, 30 March 2007 |
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR LOW SULPHUR FUEL OIL THE MED? 
NOUR LIBYA MARINE SERVICES CO IS THE ANSWER. NLMSC’s bunker fuel supply service is ideally sited for East West traffi c on its way from/to Gibraltar/Port Said. For Bunker enquiries, please email:
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Last Updated ( Friday, 30 March 2007 )
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Bunkerspot Speaks To Naaman El Bouri |
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Wednesday, 24 January 2007 |
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Download PDF File Bunkerspot Speaks To Naaman El Bouri about new Developments in the Libyan bunker market Bunkerspot speaks to Naaman El Bouri of Nour Libya Marine Services Co. about new evelopments in the Libyan bunker market. Looking further into the future, the Libyan market could open up to even more liberalisation, as there has been talk of privatising Brega’
Could the Libyan bunker market be set for a renaissance? For many years, it has been one of the industry’s backwaters – a market with few players and only limited sales volumes. However, the arrival of a new supplier seems to be breathing new life into the marine fuels sector.
Libya’s oil industry is dominated by the state-owned National Oil Corp. (NOC), which replaced the Libyan General Petroleum Corp. (LIPETCO) in 1970. In the following year, all oil distribution and marketing companies were zrought together under the umbrella of a new NOC subsidiary, Brega Petroleum Marketing Co.
Brega’s remit includes the marketing and supply of bunker fuel. The company charters barges and road tank wagons (rtws) from its sister companies and also provides ex-pipe bunkering facilities.
The country’s principal ports include Tripoli, Tobruk, and Benghazi as well as the key container and cargo ports, Misratah and Al Khoms.
Brega suppl ies local ly-sourced intermediate fuel oil and marine gasoil (mgo). Although the fuel oil is generally marketed as 120 centistoke (cst) product, it is actually a very light Libyan crude with a viscosity of around 90 cst.
Brega works with a number of international bunker traders which have Libyan connections. |
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