The energy jetty: liquids, piped and metered
A dedicated jetty for refined products and edible oils, with metered pipelines to tank farms outside the gate.
- Jetty
- 2 berths
- Pipelines
- 4 lines
- Vessels
- Up to 60,000 t
The energy jetty stands apart from the other terminals, with its own safety zone, fire tugs and a foam system along the whole length of the jetty. Tankers up to 60,000 tonnes berth on two arms.
Four pipelines run from the jetty to tank farms operated by customers outside the gate. Every litre is metered at the jetty head and witnessed by an independent surveyor.
Edible oils travel in a separate, food grade line that is never used for fuel. Cleaning and inspection records are available to every customer.
The numbers
Example specification for this demo.
| Berths | 2, up to 60,000 t |
|---|---|
| Pipelines | 4, one food grade |
| Metering | At jetty head, witnessed |
| Fire cover | Foam system and 2 fire tugs |
| Operating hours | Day and night, weather permitting |
| Example rate | ₦1,450 a tonne |
On the berth
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About the liquid bulk jetty
Short answers from the customer desk.
Can trucks load at the jetty?
No. All product is piped to tank farms. Trucks load at the farms outside the gate.
How is quality protected?
Line samples are taken at start, middle and end of discharge, sealed and shared with the receiver.
Is the jetty open at night?
Yes, subject to the harbour master and weather.
Container terminal
1,240 metres of quay in 16.5 metres of water, 14 ship to shore cranes and a yard planned box by box.
Dry bulk and break bulk
Wheat, clinker, fertiliser, sugar and steel, discharged by grab, hopper and conveyor into covered sheds.
Vehicle terminal
Roll on, roll off. Vehicles drive straight onto a fenced park with space for 6,000 units and a pre-delivery inspection shed.
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Cargo coming through here?
Check the schedule, then book the truck.