Tanker Business
Isla De Bioko
Dry Bulker Business
Energy Business
Product Transport Business
Isla De Bioko
MOL ENERGIA PTE. LTD. one of MOL's subsidiary companies, provides crude oil transportation service from West and Central Africa such as Angola, Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea to India and Far East such as Japan, Korea and China by VLCC.
MOL has been transporting methanol for Atlantic Methanol Production Company (AMPCO) from Malabo (loading port: Punta Europa) in Equatorial Guinea to Europe and North America by two methanol carriers ("Noble Spirit" and "Ambassador Norris") since the start of plant operation in 2001.
MOL has 19 methanol tankers, the largest in the world. Five of them are methanol dual fuel vessels.
AMPCO website: https://www.atlanticmethanol.com/about-us.html
Pacific Voyager
MOL's fleet includes very large crude oil carriers (VLCCs) of more than 200,000 DWT and smaller vessels called Aframax tankers, contributing to the stable delivery of crude oil all around the world. The fleet also has various types of vessels that meet specific cargo characteristics - product tankers that transport refined petroleum products such as gas oils, naphtha, and gasoline, chemical tankers that transport liquid chemical products, and methanol carriers.
Methanol is drawing attention as an environmentally friendly fuel that can reduce nitrogen oxide (NOx) and sulfur oxide (SOx) emissions. Ahead of other companies, MOL is constantly adapting cutting-edge technology such as dual-fuel engines capable of running on either methanol or fuel oil.
To optimize customer service and provide safe and efficient transport, MOL integrates its high-level expertise in crude oil and petroleum transport with group ship management companies that specialize in tanker operation. In addition, we provide specialized seafarer education and training for tanker operation and cargo loading and discharging at our training centers, and have developed a practical training system in which apprentice crewmembers actually serve aboard a tanker.