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Bunkering at Port Said

Port Said sits at the Mediterranean entrance to the Suez Canal — one of the world's most strategic maritime locations. Including the East Port Said container hub (operated by Suez Canal Container Terminal, SCCT, a Maersk/APM Terminals JV), it handles huge container transshipment volumes and is a natural re-bunker stop for vessels transiting the Canal.

Key Port Facts

UN/LOCODE
EGPSD
Coordinates
31.27°N, 32.31°E
Country
Egypt

Fuel Grades Available at Port Said

Seven Ocean procures the following marine fuel grades at Port Said. Click any grade for full technical specifications.

Delivery Methods

Primary Anchorages

Port Said outer anchorage (Mediterranean roads)

Port Detail

Suez Canal entry

Port Said is the Mediterranean entrance to the Suez Canal, with the corresponding southern entrance at Suez. Vessels often bunker either here or at Suez before/after Canal transit.

East Port Said container hub

SCCT operates one of the Mediterranean's largest container terminals at East Port Said, handling ULCV class with deepwater berths. Bunker barge logistics scaled accordingly.

Red Sea routing context

Vessels transiting Suez should monitor current Red Sea security advisories. We coordinate bunker call timing with vessel masters and operators.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I bunker before or after Suez Canal?

Both work. Northbound vessels often bunker at Port Said before entering the Mediterranean; southbound vessels may prefer to bunker after transit at Djibouti or Jeddah area depending on routing.

Are Suez Canal dues separate from bunker?

Yes — Suez Canal Authority charges are vessel-specific transit dues, separate from bunker fuel cost. We can provide guidance on coordinating canal transit with bunker call timing.

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