Unimot Paliwa, a Unimot Group company, and Peninsula on Monday (29 April) have signed a letter of intent (LOI) regarding the cooperation in the supply of marine fuel at the ports of Gdańsk and Gdynia, reports Manifold Times.
Letter of intent
Peninsula, the world’s leading independent marine fuel supplier, is expanding its global physical supply network to include the Polish ports.
The letter of intent calls for collaboration between the companies in the field of maritime fuel deliveries, based on the infrastructure of the Unimot Group’s fuel terminal in Gdańsk, which is currently undergoing reconstruction.
The Unimot Group started its bunker fuels business through Unimot Paliwa in March 2024, and it is currently making great efforts to expand its business in this field. Negotiations with Peninsula, a company that specializes in supplying bunker fuels around the world, are one such initiative.
As part of the ongoing negotiations, the companies are also considering an interim solution to increase bunker fuel operations in Gdańsk until the target infrastructure is completed. One such proposed solution is the bunkering of ships in the Tricity ports area using a specially constructed barge, or a bunker vessel.
Due to the growing number of ships calling at Polish ports, and the growing number of transshipments, especially in the ports of Gdańsk and Gdynia, Unimot Group estimates that the market for bunker fuels in Poland is approximately 1 million metric tonnes (mt) annually.
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Source: Manifold Times
