Storage Terminals

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Strategic Locations

Our Terminals is strategically positioned with seamless access to major sea, road, and pipeline networks, ensuring smooth and efficient transportation of stored products. The port facilitates direct connectivity to global shipping routes, allowing for the swift import and export of petroleum and chemical products.

Our Terminal Storage Infrastructure

Our terminal storage infrastructure is built to handle diverse energy products with maximum safety, efficiency, and flexibility. Equipped with modern tanks, advanced pumping systems, and automated monitoring technologies, our facilities ensure precise handling, optimal product integrity, and compliance with the highest industry standards. We offer scalable storage solutions tailored to client needs, whether for short-term throughput or long-term capacity. Strategically located near major ports and transport links, our terminals serve as vital hubs in the global energy supply chain. By combining robust capacity with smart technology, we deliver secure, seamless, and dependable storage that supports both current market demands and future growth.

With 24/7 operations, real-time inventory tracking, and strict safety and quality control measures, we ensure the reliable and secure handling of all stored products. Our commitment to efficiency, safety, and sustainability makes our terminal ports a key hub for energy and chemical logistics.

Terminal Port

Our locations help us integrate into our customers’ supply chains, crucial to Europe and its regions.

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Rotterdam Port Terminal

The Rotterdam Oil Terminal is a cornerstone of Europe’s energy logistics, located within one of the world’s busiest and most advanced ports. Its strategic position enables seamless integration with global shipping routes and inland distribution networks.

Storage Tanks

292 Storage Tank Capacity

Connected Pipelines

1,500 km regional Network

Annual Throughput

98M t crude /200M t liquid bulk

Tank Capacities Range

250 m³ – 6,240 m³

Located on the Houston Ship Channel, this terminal plays a central role in North America’s crude oil logistics. With access to major pipelines and refineries, it supports large-scale storage, marine transfers, and intermodal connectivity.

Storage Tanks

144 Storage Tank Capacity

Connected Pipelines

105 to 805KM inbound/outbound

Annual Throughput

2 million barrels/day

Tank Capacities Range

1.5 m³ to 63,594 m³

Positioned just outside the Strait of Hormuz, the Fujairah Terminal is a key international energy hub. It offers deepwater access, large-scale tank storage, and links to inland crude pipelines. The terminal is optimized for global trade, blending operations, and ship-to-ship transfers.

Storage Tanks

36 Storage Tank Capacity

Connected Pipelines

360 km, 1.5 M bbl/day

Annual Throughput

120 million tonnes at port-level

Tank Capacities Range

500 m³ – 30,000 m³

Situated within Singapore’s Jurong Island energy cluster, this terminal provides clean product storage and pipeline integration with regional petrochemical complexes. It features advanced safety systems and deepwater berths that make it essential for refined product distribution across Asia-Pacific.

Storage Tanks

36 Storage Tank Capacity

Connected Pipelines

3+ inbound/outbound

Annual Throughput

7 million tonnes/year

Tank Capacities Range

5,500 – 31,000 m³

Part of China’s major eastern seaport network, the Qingdao Terminal supports bonded crude storage, long-range pipeline connectivity, and direct access to inland refineries. It serves as a gateway for international oil imports and regional energy logistics.

Storage Tanks

17 Storage Tank Capacity

Connected Pipelines

312 km total inbound/outbound

Annual Throughput

15.4 million tonnes/year

Tank Capacities Range

Approx 61,000 m³/tank