31st May 2012

Ready for business in Kenya

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VTTI Kenya Limited is waiting for its final permit and very soon the new terminal’s tanks will be ready to receive product. All six of the Phase 1 tanks (totalling 55,000 m3 storage capacity) are complete, together with the truck loading gantry and the piping tie-ins to the Kenya Pipeline Company.

The focus now has moved to Phase 2 of the project. The remaining four tanks (58,000 m3) are on schedule for completion in August/September. The piled foundations for all four are complete and the contractor has started to lay the bottom plates.

Exciting times, then, as the terminal prepares to become a major new landmark on the energy landscape of Kenya.  

News Archive:

31st May 2012

VTT Vasiliko, Cyprus

Steel hits soil in Cyprus

VTTV is pleased to report that our EPC contractor J&P Group is now mobilised on our terminal construction site at Vasiliko, Cyprus.

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31st May 2012

Seaport Canaveral, USA

Blue skies, green thinking: Biofuel comes to Seaport Canaveral

As the world seeks new and more environmentally friendly sources of energy, VTTI has shown the way with a major new investment in its Seaport Canaveral terminal.

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31st May 2012

VTTI Kenya

Ready for business in Kenya

VTTI Kenya Limited is waiting for its final permit and very soon the new terminal’s tanks will be ready to receive product.

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10th May 2012

BNK, Russia

K1 comes to Kaliningrad

With a constant eye on the needs of our customer, our BNK terminal continues to invest, respond and formulate strategy for this busy throughput facility.

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9th May 2012

VTTI Kenya

VTTI Kenya gets into hot water

VTTI’s newly-built Kenya facility is starting the way it means to go on: by conserving energy and maximising the potential of renewable sources.

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9th May 2012

VNT, Latvia

Ventspils pumps up the volume

VTTI’s ‘senior’ terminal is now pumping product in its 51st year. This asset is also at its busiest for a decade as it continues to benefit from a significant investment programme.

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13th April 2012

ATB, Malaysia

ATB terminal, Tanjung Bin, Malaysia, receives first cargo

On April 10th, the ATB oil terminal in the Port of Pelepas, Tanjung Bin, owned and operated by VTTI, the 50/50 joint venture between Vitol and the Malaysian maritime conglomerate MISC received its first oil tanker alongside their deep draft jetty facilities.

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30th March 2012

ETT, Rotterdam

Spanish delegation inspects ETT in Rotterdam

In July 2011, VTTI announced plans to build a bulk liquid storage terminal (500,000+ m3) in the Bay of Algeciras, Los Barrios, Spain. At the heart of the proposition is that this terminal will provide a much safer and more efficient alternative to the current floating storage which serves the local market for ship bunkering.

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