marine link image
Register now for the Port of the Future Conference • 2 Days, 50 Ports • Houston/Galveston area, TX • April 12–14, 2027

Hili, Peterson Create Mediterranean JV

May 14, 2016

 Hili Company, the logistics division of Hili Ventures, has entered into a joint venture agreement with leading international energy logistics company Peterson to provide oil and gas logistics services across the Mediterranean and North Africa.

 
Peterson offers a comprehensive range of safe, reliable and value added logistics solutions to the global energy industry from locations including the Netherlands, North America and the northeast of Scotland. 
 
Established in 1920, the organisation has expanded throughout the UK with facilities at several prominent ports, including an integrated asset base in Aberdeen.
 
The joint venture marries Peterson’s expertise in global oil and gas support with the wide-ranging capabilities of Hili Company, the internationally-focused group incorporating key capabilities in logistics, including global air, road and sea freight, ship agency and tramper services, clearances and deliveries, warehousing, courier solutions, ship-to-ship operations, and project cargo.
 
Its portfolio includes Mediterranean shipping and logistics firm Carmelo Caruana Company Ltd, logistics firms Baltic Freight Services, operating from Vilnius, and Prime Logistics based in Minsk, and a joint venture with leading shipping line CMA CGM.
 
Hili Company chief executive officer Davide Biron said: “We were attracted to Peterson because of its innovative approach to the oil and gas industry, with a strong focus on technology and collaboration. The joint venture will combine our broad range of capabilities with decades of oil and gas logistics experience from Peterson. Peterson is able to partner customers for a wide spectrum of operations and projects, including the decommissioning of oil rigs and repairs.”
 
Peterson director Jim McSporran said: “Our agreement with Hili Company provides us with additional strength to better serve our clients in this important region. As a result, we look forward to providing customers in the Mediterranean and North Africa with even greater cost-effective and innovative supply chain solutions. 
 
“Our continuing investment in technology allows us to offer customers industry- leading solutions through our suite of digital applications which includes eCargo, the first system to digitise quayside operations, making them more transparent and efficient, including the handling of transport requests, container management and cost allocation for supply vessel pools.”
 

Logistics News

Richard Hendrick Elected as American Association of Port Authorities Chairman

Richard Hendrick Elected as American Association of Port Authorities Chairman

As Interferry turns 50, the Ferry Industry Navigates Change, Again

As Interferry turns 50, the Ferry Industry Navigates Change, Again

Sovecon Cuts Russian Grain Forecast Amidst Black Sea Disruptions

Sovecon Cuts Russian Grain Forecast Amidst Black Sea Disruptions

Ground Broken on $16b Kenya Oil Refinery

Ground Broken on $16b Kenya Oil Refinery

Subscribe for Maritime Logistics Professional E‑News

Germany plans to phase out fossil fuels and promote EVs and heat pumps
Oil nears two-week lows as supply worries ease
Hope fading for new Boeing deal during US-China summit, sources say