Texas City is neighboring Houston, the largest chemical production location world-wide, and is seen as an important "port of call" within the Gulf of Mexico by parcel tanker operators. Our Houston Port storage facility is the ideal location for our customers in the United States, North America and Central America. Our sophisticated oil tank terminals with their pressurized tanks and nitrogen compensation systems as well as the integrated steam return system. The storage tank terminal operates three independent multi-purpose distillation units. The total storage capacity is more than 1,350,500 tonnes.

Products handled

Chemicals

Aromatics

Petroleum products

Gasoline components

Biofuels

Ethanol

Gases

Storage Capacity 
1,701,920 cbm

Tank capacities liquids

10,000 - 15,000 cbm	10x
25,000 - 50,000 cbm	5x
52,000 - 80,000 cbm	6x

Tank capacities gases

30,000,000 US gal

8x

80,000,000 US gal

6x

 

Jetty Capacity 

Ship dock	Draft	DWT	Min/Max LOA
# 66	10.97 m (36 ft)	38,000	91/213 m (300/700 ft)
# 67	11.58 m (38 ft)	52,000	91/213 m (300/700 ft)

 

Barge dock

Barge dock	Draft	LOA
# 62, 67-A/B	4.9 m (16 ft)	79 m (260 ft)
# 65-East/West/A/B/C/D	3.7 m (12 ft)	79 m (260 ft)

 

Transportation

Vessel

Barge

Rail car

Tank truck

Specifications

A wide range of tank sizes.

Most tanks have dedicated product lines with connection to the jetties and the truck / railcar racks

9 berths for barges and tankers up to 38 feet (11.58 meters) draft

5 truck racks and 23 tank car-loading spots

Distilled Spirits Permit incl. processing, denaturing and warehousing

Discharge and loading of vessels, barges, rail cars and trucks

Blending, mixing, denaturing and homogenizing services

Sophisticated inventory and administrative systems

Unit Train unloading