Monjasa is further developing its services in America’s top bunkering destination

Globally operating shipping companies represent an increasing share of Monjasa’s total marine fuels supply. As a direct result, Monjasa is further developing its services in America’s top bunkering destination.
The Houston Greater Area welcomes 1,375 vessel arrivals monthly and sees marine fuels demand of an estimated 4.5-5 million metric tonnes (mts) yearly. To further cater for an increasing demand, Monjasa now extends local supply capacity and product loading options.
“One important element has been to enter the market with a transparent operation and implementing Monjasa’s global customer satisfaction programme upon each supply operation. In this way, we get to follow up on each delivery and learn from the feedback and ratings we receive.”
EXPANDING MONTHLY CAPACITY TO 40,000 TONNES
A key enabler to enhance operation flexibility is by adding an additional barge on time charter as of July 2020. This improved operation can now accommodate around 60 deliveries and supply 40,000 mts monthly.
In combination with improved access to loading products from five different oil terminals across Houston, Texas City and Galveston, Monjasa increases logistical efficiency and reduces costly waiting time for the receiving vessels.
With a dedicated Monjasa operations team handling all logistics directly with the customer, it is possible to offer a personal service and work independently of third parties.
“PERSONAL BUSINESS IN HOUSTON”
“No matter where shipowners and operators engage with Monjasa, they must always meet the same quality standards. In Houston, we have focused on finding the right solutions to the challenges met by our global customers and building personal relations with business partners throughout the area.”
“One important element has been to enter the market with a transparent operation and implementing Monjasa’s global customer satisfaction programme upon each supply operation. In this way, we get to follow up on each delivery and learn from the feedback and ratings we receive,” says Rasmus Jacobsen, Managing Director, Monjasa Americas.
INCREASING DEMAND ACROSS THE AMERICAS
Monjasa Americas has experienced a significant increase in demand throughout the past three years.
From supplying 400,000 mts in 2016, the Monjasa Group Annual Report 2019 shows that total volume has increased to 1,150,000 mts, equivalent to a 188% increase across the Americas in three years.
Panama, Colombia and Houston make up the main supply areas, while trading demand in the ports of New York, Philadelphia and New Orleans is fast-emerging.
Overall, the Monjasa Group controls a fleet of some 20 tankers and supplied 4.5 million mts worldwide during 2019.
Related News.
October 16, 2026
Navigating the Multi-Orbit Era: In Conversation with Intellian’s Jon Harrison at SMM 2026
At SMM 2026 in Hamburg, the rapid evolution of maritime satellite communications took centre stage. Across the exhibition halls, discussions among…
October 16, 2026
Cyprus ports need joint energy and investment strategy, shipping agents chief says
Cyprus needs a coordinated strategy for shipping, energy and environmental protection to support port investment and modernisation, Cyprus shipping…
October 16, 2026
MASO Public Affairs introduces MASO Regulatory Intelligence
A new subscription service helping businesses understand what is changing and what it means for them MASO Public Affairs introduces MASO Regulatory…
October 16, 2026
Anglo-Eastern helps turn CMBTECH’s ammonia ambition into an operational reality
From early feasibility study and risk-based design to newbuilding supervision, crew readiness and technical management, Anglo-Eastern drew on its…
October 16, 2026
Escalation of attacks threatens to derail recovery in Middle East oil exports
World oil demand is forecast to fall by 2.5 mb/d y-o-y in 4Q26 and 2.6 mb/d on average in 2026. As the Iran war manifests itself through restricted…
October 16, 2026
New study finds shipping pays twice its share to EU ETS earmarked revenues should triple to help build market for sustainable fuels and technologies
Shipping is responsible for around 10% of EU ETS emissions but pays almost 20% of the ETS bill. Unlike other sectors, it has never received free…
October 16, 2026
MSARC strengthens maritime mass rescue readiness through training and national live exercise off Dakar, Senegal
Joint MSARC–FHAS programme combines three days of SAR training with a national multi-agency live exercise The Maritime Search and Rescue Council ,…
October 16, 2026
Sogese report deliveries are still being delayed as container freight rates fluctuate
FOR IMPORTERS Spot rates into the Mediterranean are back at January levels, Far East to Europe reliability sits at pandemic lows, and nearly…
October 16, 2026
Glencore begins trading on Australian Securities Exchange
Glencore has begun trading on the Australian Securities Exchange under the ASX code GLC. Gary Nagle, Glencore’s CEO, said it was an exciting day for…
October 16, 2026
BIMCO Shipping Number of the Week
Suez Canal container ship transits exceed 50% of pre-disruption levels "During the first two weeks of October, weekly container ship capacity…
Subscribe to our newsletter!
if you dont want to swim alone in the ocean of news, sign up for the newsletter, and you will receive daily all the important news of world shipping!
Design & Development by P.KAN.DESIGNER
© 2026 Cyprus Shipping News. All rights reserved
Design & Development by P.KAN.DESIGNER
© 2026 Cyprus Shipping News. All rights reserved























