Gulf Petrochem starts work at Fujairah terminal
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October 30, 2010 [Reuters] - UAE-based Gulf Petrochem said it has started building the first phase of a new 1.2 million cubic metres oil storage terminal at Fujairah port.

The first phase, which is to be commissioned in the second quarter of 2012, would have a storage capacity of 412,000 cubic metres, the firm said in an emailed statement.

In June, Petrochem had awarded a $45 million contract for the first phase to Nico Hydrospace, a subsidiary of Topaz Energy and Marine, it said in a separate email. Topaz is a subsidiary of Oman’s Renaissance Services.

Phase I to be commissioned in the second quarter of 2012. Phase II plan has been planned for a capacity of 600,000 cbm. Upon completion of all phases total capacity will be 1,2 mln cbm

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