KPI Bridge Oil Expands in Denmark

April 18, 2016

Kenni Goldenbeck (Photo: KPI Bridge)
Kenni Goldenbeck (Photo: KPI Bridge)
KPI Bridge Oil, a global trader and broker in marine fuels, marine lubricants and risk management products, has extended its physical supply services to provide  additional options for ship owners in the port of Esbjerg in Denmark.

KPI Bridge Oil Denmark has chartered the barge FØNIKS SUPPORTER which is fully equipped with a capacity of 370cbm MGO 0,1.
 
Since becoming part of the KPI Bridge Oil Group, KPI Bridge Oil Denmark has enabled the group’s business partners to benefit from additional services, most notably the capacity to offer physical supply throughout Denmark. The exciting new development headed by Managing Director, Kenni Goldenbeck means that KPI Bridge Oil is able to offer flexible physical supply services to suit each and every requirement.
 
KPI Bridge Oil’s FØNIKS SUPPORTER is servicing clients out of Denmark’s largest offshore port, Esbjerg, where more than 4.5 million tonnes of cargo pass through and almost 6500 vessels call every year. KPI Bridge Oil’s clients receive a guaranteed quality of service and the peace of mind of partnering with a single reputable service provider who is privately owned, financially strong and who does not pledge invoices to third parties.

 

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