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Vilma Oil Med boosts bunkering operations at Port of Ceuta

Expansion includes an increase in storage capacity, a broader bunker fuel offering including HSFO, VLSFO and MGO and a IMO II chemical tanker capable of supplying biofuels up to B100.

Global marine fuel supply and procurement firm TFG Marine on Tuesday (6 January) said Spanish bunkering company Vilma Oil Med has expanded its bunkering operations at the Port of Ceuta, further strengthening its presence in the Strait of Gibraltar.

The expansion includes an increase in storage capacity to approximately 120,000 cubic metres, enhanced ex pipe delivery capability, a broader marine fuel offering including HSFO, VLSFO and MGO, and the addition of a new IMO II chemical tanker capable of supplying biofuels up to B100.

All deliveries will continue to be carried out using fully calibrated, ISO 22192 certified Mass Flow Meter systems. 

Ernesto Fernandez-Maquieira, Director, Vilma Oil Med, said: “We are pleased to grow our offering in the region and remain committed to continued investment in Ceuta, recognising its strategic importance in the Strait of Gibraltar and working closely with our partners to support its development as a competitive and innovative bunkering destination.” 

Manifold Times previously reported TFG Marine acquiring a majority stake in Vilma Oil Med.

Related: TFG Marine becomes majority owner of Spanish bunkering firm Vilma Oil Med
Related: TFG Marine to acquire majority ownership of Spanish bunkering firm Vilma Oil Med

 

Photo credit: TFG Marine
Published: 7 January, 2026

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