Big boost for Namibian bunkering as Engen secures services of 2000 MT Barge

Big boost for Namibian bunkering as Engen secures services of 2000 MT Barge Submission Details

Author: Samantha Walt from Engen.
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About Engen Namibia
Engen’s presence in Namibia dates to 1897 when the first operations were set up in Walvis Bay. Today, Engen Namibia (Pty) Ltd. has a head office in Windhoek, with terminal/depots in Walvis Bay, Grootfontein, Keetmanshoop, Ondangwa, Lüderitz and Windhoek. Engen’s deep roots in Namibian communities fuel its commitment to safely deliver quality petroleum products to both commercial customers and to the public at over 60 retail convenience service stations across the country.

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