Port Elizabeth: Following the announcement by the Minister of Energy in July 2019 about Coega being the preferred location for the Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) to Power Plant, today the Coega Development Corporation (CDC) hosted a stakeholder networking session in partnership with South African Oil & Gas Alliance (SAOGA), Petro Marine and Dormac to position the Eastern Cape as the hub for gas resources in South Africa, especially LNG. Honourable MEC for DEDEAT, Mr. Mlungisi Mvoko in his … [Read more...] about There is a reason why Coega is positioning itself as SA’s LNG hub
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Stop bunkering now to protect marine life – Port Elizabeth Business News
Stop bunkering now to protect marine life: Environmentalists and conservationists are calling for an immediate stop to bunkering in Algoa Bay, Port Elizabeth, until all measures aimed at protecting future oil spills are put in place and ... Source: "Port Elizabeth" business - BingNews. Quote from the article: "Alan Straton, a sailor, said the bunkering ships used to take precautionary measures by placing containment booms around both ships, but they no longer do this. He added that, during the … [Read more...] about Stop bunkering now to protect marine life – Port Elizabeth Business News
PE Business News: What’s in City Press Business: BBC’s hopes for Ramaphosa; Green fund could save Eskom; Conservationists oppose Algoa Bay bunkering;
Promote your business on BuyPE and MyPR. What's in City Press Business: BBC's hopes for Ramaphosa; Green fund could save Eskom; Conservationists oppose Algoa Bay bunkering;: The chase for profits at all costs, coupled with a total disregard of environmental and tourism considerations has resulted in the emergence of a profitable but controversial industry in ecologically ... Source: "Port Elizabeth" business - BingNews. Hr Business Partner - Port Elizabeth: Human Resource Business Partner … [Read more...] about PE Business News: What’s in City Press Business: BBC’s hopes for Ramaphosa; Green fund could save Eskom; Conservationists oppose Algoa Bay bunkering;
PE Business News: What’s in City Press Business: BBC’s hopes for Ramaphosa; Green fund could save Eskom; Conservationists oppose Algoa Bay bunkering;
Promote your business on BuyPE and MyPR. What's in City Press Business: BBC's hopes for Ramaphosa; Green fund could save Eskom; Conservationists oppose Algoa Bay bunkering;: The chase for profits at all costs, coupled with a total disregard of environmental and tourism considerations has resulted in the emergence of a profitable but controversial industry in ecologically ... Source: "Port Elizabeth" business - BingNews. Hr Business Partner - Port Elizabeth: Human Resource Business Partner … [Read more...] about PE Business News: What’s in City Press Business: BBC’s hopes for Ramaphosa; Green fund could save Eskom; Conservationists oppose Algoa Bay bunkering;
PE Business News: What’s in City Press business: BBC’s hopes for Ramaphosa; Green fund could save Eskom; Conservationists oppose Algoa Bay bunkering;
Promote your business on BuyPE and MyPR. What's in City Press business: BBC's hopes for Ramaphosa; Green fund could save Eskom; Conservationists oppose Algoa Bay bunkering;: Dear President Ramaphosa, this is what needs to be done Black Business Council (BBC) president Sandile Zungu has written us a piece about what the BBC is hoping and expecting from the new ... Source: "Port Elizabeth" business - BingNews. Mpofu confident EFF will be ANC’s biggest opposition: Economic Freedom Fighters … [Read more...] about PE Business News: What’s in City Press business: BBC’s hopes for Ramaphosa; Green fund could save Eskom; Conservationists oppose Algoa Bay bunkering;
PE Business News: Oryx Expands Bunkering Footprint
Promote your business on BuyPE and MyPR. Oryx Expands Bunkering Footprint: Oryx Energies (Oryx) has announced the expansion of its bunkering business with he acquisition of a majority ... last year SAMF commenced offshore bunkering at Port Elizabeth with its three bunker ... Source: "Port Elizabeth" business - BingNews. Leus du Plooy: Derbyshire sign South African batsman on Kolpak deal: He has amassed over 2,693 runs in first-class cricket at an average of 48.08 and made his last … [Read more...] about PE Business News: Oryx Expands Bunkering Footprint
SAMF – South African owned, black women managed bunkering company
“This is the best women’s months present, we have been longing for and finally we have received it in a strategic sector of our economy,” highlighted the MEC for Finance, Economic Development and Environmental Affairs and Tourism, Lubabalo Mabuyane upon learning that South African Marine Fuels PTY Ltd (SAMF) is a South African owned, black women managed company. The comments by the MEC formed part of his opening remarks at the commissioning of Bunkering Services held at the Coega Development … [Read more...] about SAMF – South African owned, black women managed bunkering company
Inspecting the SAMF Bunkering Operation in Algoa Bay
Out at sea in Algoa Bay inspecting the SAMF Bunkering Operation. #sealife #algoabaype #coega #alanstraton #mype #marine #fuel - Taken by the Editor whilst wandering aimlessly about pretending to be in the know. … [Read more...] about Inspecting the SAMF Bunkering Operation in Algoa Bay
Why are so many ships anchored in Algoa Bay?
If your measure of how well our city and country is doing is one based on counting the number of ships anchored in the Bay then you may have to change your way of thinking somewhat. In the past more empty ships meant more exports and more money flowing into our local economy resulting in a business boom. The number of empty vessels anchored in Algoa Bay these days is now indicative of and entirely new hub of economic activity attributable to the development of the first offshore fuel … [Read more...] about Why are so many ships anchored in Algoa Bay?
Ships to be refuelled in Algoa Bay outside Port limits
The Aegean Marine Petroleum Network has secured permission from the South African Maritime Safety Authority to deliver bunkers and perform ship-to-ship transfers in Algoa Bay, an area that includes two ports, Port Elizabeth and Coega. Algoa Bay allows more than 50 ships to be anchored at the same time. Some 30 miles away from shore, the water depth reaches about 100 meters, and access from the high seas is easy wide open with almost no deviation for ships passing South Africa, Aegean … [Read more...] about Ships to be refuelled in Algoa Bay outside Port limits



