25th April 2013
VTTI and Cattalini to study independent oil terminal construction in Brazil
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VTTI and Brazilian tank terminal operator Cattalini Terminais Maritimos S.A have signed a strategic agreement to jointly study opportunities to build and operate an independent crude oil storage terminal in Brazil.
Under the strategic Joint Collaboration Agreement (JCA), the companies will combine their expertise, know-how, networks, leads and capabilities to jointly identify and develop the project.
Cattalini operates terminals located in Paranagua Port with proven knowledge of safe handling of bulk liquids including vegetable oils, chemicals and fuel. It also owns and operates the largest private liquid campus in Brazil, offering 380,000 cubic meters of storage capacity in 97 tanks.
Further details on Cattalini are available on www.cattaliniterminais.com.br
News Archive:
24th June 2011
VNT, Latvia
A lot to celebrate at Ventspils
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24th June 2011
Vitco, Argentina
Keeping our customers (even more) satisfied
For the last two years Vitco S.A. has been enjoying the fruits of an expansion programme that resulted in a doubling of its capacity.
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24th June 2011
Seaport Canaveral, USA
Fuelling the Sunshine State
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24th June 2011
Navgas, Nigeria
Perfectly placed for the rise of LPG
One year after operations began, it is clear that Navgas has made a significant impact on the LPG landscape in Nigeria.
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24th June 2011
VTTI FTL, UAE
Constant activity at the UAE’s busiest shipping station
FRCL serves the second largest bunkering centre in the world, and the busiest shipping station in the region: Fujairah. Under VTTI’s ownership FRCL has seen constant and heavy investment.
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24th June 2011
ETT, Rotterdam
Low flash is coming to ETT
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24th June 2011
ETA, Amsterdam
ETA: the Masterplan continues
It is now three years since ETA launched one of the most significant transformation programmes ever seen at a European terminal.
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24th June 2011
BNK, Russia
Rising throughput, zero incidents
Our Kaliningrad terminal is unlike our other assets: it is located in a military zone and three of the ten storage tanks are retained by the Russian armed forces.
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