Tanks & terminals

Through leveraging biomimicry, Elbé Petro has introduced a breakthrough solution to prevent emissions from volatile liquids storage sites.

Puma Energy has announced its acquisition of the BP Terminal in Northern Ireland.

World Point Terminals has announced its financial results for the quarter ended 30 September 2016.

The International Bunker Industry Association shares shipping industry concerns that failure to implement the global sulfur cap in a uniform and even handed way will lead to an uneven playing field.

Following an outage that began on 31 October, Colonial Pipeline's Line 1 resumed shipping gasoline early Sunday morning.

Gazprom’s supplies to the German market have continued to grow, rising 23% in September and 20.4% in October, compared to the corresponding months in 2015.

Wärtsilä has signed an agreement with ENGIE to develop solutions and services within the small scale LNG business sector.

Matrix Service has been awarded the engineering, procurement, fabrication and construction of a 2 million gallon LNG tank for the JAX LNG Bunker Facility.

Nation Ford Chemical has commissioned a new storage warehouse at its Fort Mill facility.

The three day conference and exhibition will bring together thousands of storage professionals from across the globe.

Vopak Horizon Fujairah has added a considerable amount of crude oil capacity, increasing its total capacity to 2.6 million cubic metres.

Markets experienced heightened activity in the aftermath of Monday’s Colonial Pipeline explosion, the second outage on the important pipeline in less than two months.

Tank Storage Germany returns to the Hamburg Messe on 16 - 17 November, with much of the conference programme touching on health, safety and environment (HSE).

Fluid Components International has announced the establishment of Fluid Components Saudi Arabia Ltd, a joint venture with GAS Arabian Services Co., Ltd.

VTTI and Energia Naturalis Holding (ENNA) have signed an agreement for the purchase by VTTI of 70% of the Adriatic Tank Terminal (ATT) in the Port of Ploce, the main Adriatic deep water port.