SEKA Bunkering Station S.A

SEKA S.A. was established back in 1961 by Nikos J. Vardinogiannis. It commenced operations through the initial co-operation together with Mobil Corporation and Aristotle Onassis, as a bunkering station for vessels crossing the southeastern Mediterranean. These beginnings are depicted also in the companys logo featuring elements of logos of participating parties. Initially, bunkering operations were performed through the use of an anchored mother vessel at the natural port of Kali Limenes at the southern tip of Crete. Vessels of clients tied alongside the mother vessel for fuelling and provisions. In 1966, SEKA completed the construction of the tank farm on the little island of Ag. Pavlos situated just a quarter of a mile from shore. The tank farm consists of six tanks, of aggregate capacity in excess of 31,000 metric tons. The competitive edge of the Kali Limenes station has always been its ideal positioning, only 7 nautical miles off the international waters and the sea rou...