Qingdao Port to Jointly Develop Oil Storage Facility with Zhenhua Oil
08.28.2019 By Ricardo Perez - NEWS

August 28, 2019 [Seatrade Maritime] – The northern Chinese port of Qingdao has inked a cooperation agreement with the state-owned oil company Zhenhua Oil to jointly develop oil storage facility and increase oil handling capacity of Dongjiakou port area at Qingdao port.

 
The two parties will jointly fund and set up a joint venture, Qingdao Zhenhua Oil Warehouse Company, for the construction and operation of 800,000 cu m crude oil storage tank. The project will start construction by the end of this year and is scheduled for completion in 2020.

The project aims to improve the crude oil storage and handling capacity of Dongjiakou port area. The advanced terminal facilities at Qingdao port and stable imported oil product resources from Zhenhua Oil will provide better oil storage and transportation services to the customers.

Dongjiakou port area is the major oil product handling base in China. It currently has a VLCC crude oil terminal and an aframax terminal with a handling capacity of 25m tons annually. The port had started construction of the second phase oil terminal project including the second VLCC crude oil terminal plus another aframax terminal, which are due for delivery at the end of 2019.

Qingdao is the largest imported oil handling port in China, one-sixth of China’s imported crude oil is unloaded in Qingdao.

 
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