Terminales Portuarias (TEPSA)

Climate for growth

EXPANSIONS This year’s annual round-up of expansion work at the world’s bulk liquids storage terminals is similar in extent to last year’s and many of the key drivers for growth remain unchanged

Verwater Termina atl ETT3 pictured in 2011

30 years ago

A look at what was in the pages of the Bulletin in May 1982

One of the interesting elements – ‘joys’ is perhaps too strong a word – of looking back at what the magazine was covering 30 years ago is the identity of the companies mentioned in the editorial or, indeed, those advertising. 

On we go

OVERVIEW In most other markets, it has been customary for a few years now to begin a review with a comment on recessionary factors, but that has not been the case with the terminals sector. Last year was no exception and 2012 is already looking good

Vopak Westpoort Terminal

TEPSA adds tanks in Valencia

TEPSA has brought the second phase of capacity expansion at its Valencia site onstream.

Take five

OVERVIEW Consistently profitable operations have helped underpin quite massive levels of investment in the European tank storage sector in recent years. Some operators seem to be taking a breather in 2011

Vopak Storage Terminal

All gain, little pain

EXPANSION With the global recession still weighing heavy on industry, it is remarkable that terminal operators around the world have not only remained upbeat through the downturn but are continuing to invest heavily.

Odfjell Storage Terminal

Tepsa developing Bilbao

Spanish bulk liquids terminal operator Tepsa is laying plans for a major development of its facilities in Bilbao.

Ready and waiting

EXPANSIONS Relatively unscathed by the dramatic economic downturn that has hit operators elsewhere in the supply chain, terminal operators around the world continue to invest

TEPSA makes plans in Spain

Terminales Portuarias (TEPSA) is planning to build two new tank farms in Valencia, adding 115,000 m3 of new capacity to the existing 47,000 m3 terminal.

Green lights for Tepsa

The Port Authority of Valencia has granted Terminales Portuarias (Tepsa) authorisation to build a 103,000 m³ bio-fuels terminal on a 29,400 m² plot of land close to its existing terminal.

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