WILLEMSTAD – The oil tanker Colon delivered the first cargo of fuel oil to Bullen Bay on Wednesday. The 600,000 barrels are stored in the terminal.
WILLEMSTAD
– The oil tanker Colon delivered the first cargo of fuel oil to Bullen Bay on Wednesday. The 600,000 barrels are stored in the terminal.
The Bullen Bay terminal is equipped to store crude oil. In recent weeks, Curaçao Refinery Utilities (CRU) has worked hard to ensure that the storage facility meets the required safety standards. Part of the terminal has been converted into a dedicated fuel storage facility. In addition, CRU has re-employed twenty former Isla employees.
The Bullen Bay terminal is equipped to store crude oil. In recent weeks, Curaçao Refinery Utilities (CRU) has worked hard to ensure that the storage facility meets the required safety standards. Part of the terminal has been converted into a dedicated fuel storage facility. In addition, CRU has re-employed twenty former Isla employees.
Caribbean Petroleum Refinery (CPR) can store up to seven million barrels of products in the terminal. The storage is part of the agreement between the subsidiary of Refineria di Kòrsou (RdK) and the intended operator. The agreement is separate from the multi-year agreement for the management and operation of the refinery and Bullen Bay terminal.
Caribbean Petroleum Refinery (CPR) can store up to seven million barrels of products in the terminal. The storage is part of the agreement between the subsidiary of Refineria di Kòrsou (RdK) and the intended operator. The agreement is separate from the multi-year agreement for the management and operation of the refinery and Bullen Bay terminal.
In the meantime, negotiations continue with a view to reaching an agreement on the main features of the acquisition of the refinery as soon as possible.
In the meantime, negotiations continue with a view to reaching an agreement on the main features of the acquisition of the refinery as soon as possible.
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