Noord Natie Odfjell Terminal Expands
01.15.2024 By Tank Terminals - NEWS

January 15, 2024 [Storage Terminals Magazine]- In an exciting development, it has been announced that a final investment decision has been reached for the expansion of Noord Natie Odfjell Antwerp Terminal (NNOAT).

 

This expansion includes the construction of ten new tanks and an additional loading bay, marking another milestone in NNOAT’s impressive growth journey.

The new tanks will provide an additional 27,500 cbm of stainless steel capacity, further enhancing the terminal’s ability to meet the storage needs of its customers. Over the past five years, NNOAT has already constructed five new tank pits, bringing its total storage capacity to over 460,000 cbm. This expansion reaffirms NNOAT’s commitment to providing top-quality storage facilities and positions the terminal as a leading player in the industry.

 

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