HYDROCARBURES – Oil Companies Worry About the Risk of Saturation of the Toamasina Oil Terminal
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The Groupement Pétrolier de Madagascar (GPM) expresses its concern at the disruption of the fuel supply system at the port of Toamasina. The arrival of two tankers in the same period, together with the government's demand for the storage capacity of the oil terminal, raises questions about the receipt of the cargoes and the continuity of the distribution. In a communiqué, the GPM states that it has planned, as of 12 August 2026, the arrival of a…
Voltages on the docks. The almost simultaneous arrival on Wednesday of the tanker Sunda One, carrying 63,000 m3 of gas oil imported by the State, and of the regular ship of the Groupement oilière de Madagascar (GPM), the Torm Eva, exposes the national supply chain to major logistical difficulties. According to the GPM, the ship chartered as part of its supply programme will be impossible to unload in the immediate, knowing that the state has req…
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