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8th April 2009
FRCL, United Arab Emirates
Fujairah: even more capacity for success
VTTI’s terminal at Fujairah, UAE, sits at the heart of the second largest bunkering centre in the world, and the busiest shipping station in the region. Our improvement and expansion programme reflects the terminal’s strategic importance.
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8th April 2009
ETA, Amsterdam
Standards: raising ETA to ETA1
ETA, one of the older terminals acquired by VTTI, is the focus of a major new upgrade and investment program.
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8th April 2009
ETT, Rotterdam
ETT2: on time, on budget, on line
The new ETT2 facility welcomed its first vessel at the close of 2008. A month later, all eight new storage tanks were full to capacity.
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8th April 2009
Vitco, Argentina
New tanks operational at Vitco
The expansion programme at Vitco continues on schedule, with three of eight new tanks for the plant now fully operational.
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8th April 2009
Navgas, Nigeria
LPG terminal in Nigeria nears completion
Lagos: with the last shell plates now installed and welding work finished, the two LPG spheres at the new Navgas terminal are closed and complete.
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8th April 2009
ATT Tanjung Bin, Malaysia
Tanjung Bin: FEED contract awarded
VTTI’s major new terminal project in Tanjung Bin, Malaysia, is making excellent progress. A key early milestone has been reached with the award of the FEED (front end engineering design) contract to BMT Asia Pacific.
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