Eurotank Amsterdam Invests in Biofuels Storage
05.31.2021 By Ricardo Perez - NEWS

May 30, 2021 [Bio Fuels International] – Eurotank Amsterdam (ETA) is investing in the conversion of its gas oil tanks, making them suitable for storing biofuels, mixed biofuels and hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO).

 

This follows a successful pilot project by the storage company which is part of VTTI.
The project will allow for storage capacity of 75,000 cubic metres and the first phase will be commissioned at the end of this year.

It is an important step for ETA, in its ambition to provide storage for renewable energy and play an important role in the energy transition of the Port of Amsterdam.

ETA is also developing the infrastructure for these sustainable fuels.
The jetties and loading arms will be upgraded this year and a new truck loading station will be built.

These investments will create an important sustainable logistics hub because of the terminal’s strategic location. The Port of Amsterdam is well connected by ships, trucks and trains to Europe and the rest of the world.

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