Services
With numerous years in the petroleum business, SEYPEC has built up a wide range of services to cater to the demands of our customers.
Seychelles Petroleum is the owner of five tankers trading on the high seas, and which are available for charter. These tankers are owned by Seychelles Petroleum and run by their management company, German Tanker Shipping.
SEYPEC is the exclusive refuelling supplier at the Seychelles International Airport. A cross-trained fuelling team operating around the clock ensure efficient and timely services functioning through set international procedures and controls, while rigid maintenance programs are undertaken and fuel quality checks are carried out on a daily basis.
SEYPEC orders a variety of engine lubricants most often used in the automotive industry, but can also be used in applications such as hydraulic equipment, turbines, compressors, large agricultural and construction equipment, electrical generators, pumps, marine engines etc.
SEYPEC supplies petroleum products to the domestic market principally to the power generating plants, hotels, the industrial sector and the service stations across the islands.
SEYPEC is the sole supplier of LPG in Seychelles and is responsible for the products significant growth throughout the domestic market. LPG is stored and supplied through LPG cylinders as well as bulk storage tanks. The product is delivered through specialised LPG road tankers to the customers’ site.
SEYPEC sources its product through TOTAL, a leading global supplier of petroleum products.
SEYPEC has 6 service stations spread across the main island of Mahe, 2 on the island of Praslin and 1 on La Digue.
SEYPEC’s operations are based at three depots, namely the Victoria depot, Airport depot and Praslin depot. All depots are built to standards and are equipped with the latest firefighting protective installation technology.
SEYPEC offers the service of used oil collection to vessels berthing at the Commercial Port. This is available through direct pipelines linking the Southern end of the Commercial Port (CP1) and the Northern end (CP5) to the SEYPEC storage facility.