With many employees who used to work at France's Total Lubmarine Gulf Marine now covers around 500 ports. Japan and the US came on stream this year and last week the firm announced that Aegean Petroleum, the well known Greek oil company, listed on the New York stock exchange, has officially joined Sealub Alliance Network. “This new and important membership is bringing strength to our network in the Mediterranean area and strong logistics cooperation,” commented Gulf Marine’s ceo Caroline Huot.
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Gulf Marine signs up Aegean Petroleum
Hong Kong: Established July 15 last year Gulf Marine, a new subsidiary of Gulf Oil, has expanded dramatically in the following seven months to give it a global presence via its Sealub Alliance Network.
With many employees who used to work at France's Total Lubmarine Gulf Marine now covers around 500 ports. Japan and the US came on stream this year and last week the firm announced that Aegean Petroleum, the well known Greek oil company, listed on the New York stock exchange, has officially joined Sealub Alliance Network. “This new and important membership is bringing strength to our network in the Mediterranean area and strong logistics cooperation,” commented Gulf Marine’s ceo Caroline Huot.Read More
With many employees who used to work at France's Total Lubmarine Gulf Marine now covers around 500 ports. Japan and the US came on stream this year and last week the firm announced that Aegean Petroleum, the well known Greek oil company, listed on the New York stock exchange, has officially joined Sealub Alliance Network. “This new and important membership is bringing strength to our network in the Mediterranean area and strong logistics cooperation,” commented Gulf Marine’s ceo Caroline Huot.
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