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Oiltanking GmbH Makes Efficiency Its Worldwide Operations Byword
OILTANKING GmbH, Hamburg, Germany, practices its motto: Doing the Common Uncommonly Well. The privately-held terminal services business has used the concept in its almost three decades of continuing growth. Founded in 1972, Oiltanking has a worldwide storage tank capacity in excess of 9.5 million cubic meters.
Oiltanking Port Neches LLC to lease, operate terminal in Port Neches TX
Oiltanking Port Neches LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Oiltanking Holding Americas Inc, announced a term lease agreement with Motiva Enterprises LLC whereby Oiltanking will lease and operate Motiva's Port Neches
Oiltanking Houston sells certain Colex assets
Oiltanking Houston LP is divesting its 50% share in the Pasadena TX Colex injection terminal to partner Equilon Enterprises LLC. This transaction will result in Equilon owning Oiltanking's Pasadena products tanks and pipelines that since 1999 had been included in a 50/50 partnership with Equilon. The joint terminal has 2.4 million barrels of storage capacity. This terminal is connected to every Texas
Oiltanking acquires Panama companies
The Oiltanking Group has acquired 100% of the shares of Colon Oil and Service SA (COASSA) and Colon Port Terminal SA (CPT). These companies will be renamed Oiltanking Colon SA and will be managed and operated by Oiltanking. Oiltanking Colon SA is located at the Atlantic entrance of the Panama Canal, within the breakwater at Cocosolo Bay. The aim of the terminal is to accommodate increasing demand
Oiltanking sells shares in storage terminals
Oiltanking sells shares in storage terminals
Oiltanking Finance BV generates additional loans of 245 million Euros
Oiltanking Finance BV, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, has successfully completed a German Schuldschein transaction. Oiltanking could place notes of 245 million Euros in total with tenors from three to 10 years. Due to the strong demand, the original name-plate volume of 75 million Euros was heavily oversubscribed
Oiltanking acquires Panama companies
The Oiltanking Group has acquired 100% of the shares of Colon Oil and Service SA (COASSA) and Colon Port Terminal SA (CPT). These companies will be renamed Oiltanking Colon SA and will be managed and operated by Oiltanking.
Oiltanking to Operate Aromatics Project
Hamburg, Germany-based Oiltanking Odfjell Terminals has signed a letter of intent with Aromatics Oman Ltd to construct, own, and operate the bulk liquid import and export facilities for Aromatics Oman in the Industrial Port of Sohar, Sultanate of Oman. Under a long-term agreement, Oiltanking will construct eight storage tanks with a total capacity of 274,000 cubic meters (1.7 million barrels) to accommodate
Oiltanking Partners announces 1st phase of pipeline, crude storage expansion projects
Oiltanking Partners LP, announced expansion projects to construct two new crude oil pipelines in the Houston (TX) Ship Channel and approximately one million barrels of new crude oil storage capacity at the partnership's Houston terminaling facility
Oiltanking sells Pasadena TX products terminal assets to Equilon
Oiltanking, Hamburg, Germany, has announced the sale of its Pasadena TX products terminal assets to Equilon Enterprises LLC. This transaction will result in Equilon owning Oiltanking’s Pasadena products tanks and pipelines that since 1999 had been included in a 50/50 partnership with Equilon, according to Oiltanking information. The joint terminal has 2.4 million barrels of storage capacity. The terminal
Oiltanking GmbH acquires Helios Terminal in Singapore
Oiltanking GmbH announced it had entered into an agreement to acquire a 100% shareholding in Helios Terminal Corporation Pte Ltd and its holding company Chemoil Storage Limited subject to regulatory approvals
Oiltanking, PERN planning new storage terminal in Poland
Oiltanking GmbH and PERN “Przyjaźń” SA signed a joint venture to jointly develop and construct a terminal for the storage and handling of bulk liquids in the Port of Gdansk, Poland
Oiltanking Nanjing opens railcar loading, unloading facility
Oiltanking Nanjing Co Ltd opened its state-of-the-art railcar loading and unloading facility in January at its terminal located in the Nanjing Chemical Industry Park, Jiangsu province, PeopleÂ’s Republic of China
Oiltanking, Dow conclude purchases | Mar 2009
Oiltanking GmbH, Hamburg, Germany, and The Dow Chemical Co, Midland MI, have concluded purchase agreements for Dow's Joliet IL and Cartagena, Colombia, marine terminals. The Joliet terminal, servicing the mid-continent of North America, is on the Illinois Waterway connecting the Great Lakes and the Mississippi River. It has 67 storage tanks with a total capacity of 44,600 cubic meters (280,000 barrels)
Oiltanking Daya Bay commissions capacity
Oiltanking Daya Bay successfully commissioned its newly added Phase 2 expansion storage capacity and received its first vessel at its public jetty in Daya Bay, China.
Oiltanking and Dupré Logistics announced formation of joint venture company named Oiltanking-Dupré
Oiltanking and Dupré Logistics announced the formation of a joint venture company named Oiltanking-Dupré. This new organization, dedicated to serving customers in need of material handling for pet coke
Oiltanking acquires new Texas terminal
OILTANKING GmbH, Hamburg, Germany, has acquired a Texas City, Texas, storage and terminaling facility with five tank truck loading racks that can handle 800 trucks per month. In addition to tank trucks, the facility monthly schedule includes the ability to serve 18 tanker ships, 80 barges, and 475 rail tank cars. Products on site include chemicals, petroleum, and gases. The 89.8-million-gallon-capacity
Oiltanking plans new petroleum terminal in France
Oiltanking terminal expanded in Antwerp
Oiltanking terminal expanded in Antwerp
Oiltanking Partners LP announces crude storage expansion project
Oiltanking Partners LP has launched a $104 million expansion project to construct approximately 3.2 million barrels of new crude oil storage capacity at its Houston TX terminaling facility
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