The reopening of bunkering in Algoa Bay is not just a return to business, it’s a chance to redefine South Africa’s role in the global maritime industry.
By learning from past challenges and leveraging new opportunities, Algoa Bay can become a model for sustainable and efficient offshore bunkering, says Durand Naidoo, CEO of Linsen Nambi.
“With collaboration among government, industry stakeholders, and operators, Algoa Bay’s future is bright – not just as a refuelling point, but as a key player in South Africa’s blue economy.”
Situated on South Africa’s southeastern coastline, Algoa Bay has long been a maritime hub due to its strategic location on major global shipping routes.
Offshore bunkering began in the region in 2016, marking a pivotal moment in South Africa’s maritime industry.
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