ROTTERDAM OIL AND CHEMICAL INDUSTRY LOCATIONS
OIL REFINERIES
CHEMICAL MANUFACTURERS
1 Nerefco (BP, ChevronTexaco) 2 Kuwait Petroleum Europoort
CRUDE OIL, MINERAL OIL PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS
REFINERIES (EDIBLE OILS AND FATS)
19 Tronox Pigments
32 ExxonMobil Chemical
52 LBC Rotterdam
65 Loders Croklaan
20 Cytec Industries
33 Carbon Black (Degussa)
(Shell, ExxonMobil, BP, Total,
53 Nerefco Pernis Terminal
66 Maastank International
9 Nerefco
21 NU3
34 Aluchemie
Kuwait Petroleum, Vopak)
54 Argos Oil
67 Vopak Terminal Vlaardingen
40 Shell Europoort Terminal
55 Lyondell Europoort Terminal
68 Maas Silo
74 Gasunie
41 TEAM Terminal
56 Maatschap Europoort Terminal
69 Cargill
75 Europoort Utility Partners
4 ExxonMobil Lubricants
11 Caldic Chemical
5 Shell Nederland
12 ExxonMobil Chemical
39 Maasvlakte Oil Terminal
35 Shell Chemical
Tessenderlo Chemical 22 Arkema Rotterdam
Basell Polyolefins Shin-Etsu PVC
(ChevronTexaco, ExxonMobil,
23 Lever FabergĂŠ
Hexion Specialty Chemicals
Aramco)
13 Sweep
24 Ferro Holland
Kraton Polymers
14 Kemira Chemicals
25 Chefaro
GE Plastics
15 Wetro Liquid Logistics
26 Almatis
INVISTA
16 Huntsman Holland
27 Climax Molybdenum
Cerexagri
Akzo Nobel
(ExxonMobil)
INDUSTRIAL GASES AND STEAM/POWER
8 Eastman Chemical Europoort 10 DSM Resins
6 Esso Nederland
TANK STORAGE TERMINALS AND
7 Lyondell Bayer
3 Koch HC Partnership
(Shell, Statoil)
TANK STORAGE TERMINALS
36 Shell Chemical
73 E.ON Benelux Utility Centre Maasvlakte Leftbank (UCML)
70 KOG Edible Oils
(Total, Ruhr Oel/BP)
(Air Products, Eneco)
57 Vopak Terminal Europoort
71 Koole Tank Storage Pernis
76 Linde Gas Benelux
42 Euro Tank Terminal
58 Vopak Terminal Chemiehaven
72 Unimills
77 Air Products
43 Microchemie
59 Tank Installatie Chemiehaven
78 Rijnmond Energy
44 De Rijke Terminal
60 Rubis
79 E.on
45 Chemtrade Terminal
61 Odfjell Terminals Rotterdam
80 Linde Gas Benelux
INVISTA
28 Lyondell Chemical
Hexion Specialty Chemicals
46 Vopak Terminal Laurenshaven
62 Standic (Vopak)
81 Air Liquide
Lucite International
29 Hexion Specialty Chemical
Basell Polyolefins
47 Vopak Terminal TTR
63 Den Hartogh
82 Eurogen (Air Liquide, Eneco,
DOMO Polypropylene
30 Akzo Nobel
Ellba
48 Service Terminal Rotterdam
64 AVR Maritime
Quest International 17 DSM Special Products 18 Cabot
Shin-Etsu VCM
37 Alcoa Chemicals
Nufarm
38 Dr. W. Kolb
Enecal (Air Liquide, Eneco)
49 Sargeant Terminals
83 Air Products
50 Vopak Terminal Botlek (North)
Akzo Nobel Polymers 31 Organik Holding
MAASVLAKTE 2
Lyondell, Huntsman)
(STR)
Air Products / Electrabel
51 Vopak Terminal Botlek (South)
MAASVLAKTE
84 PerGen (Air Liquide)
EUROPOORT
BOTLEK
PERNIS
ROTTERDAM CITY
(AS FROM 2010) 73
NORTH SEA
7
65
39
74
8
1
75
9
40
10
41
2
11
12
13
14
42
43
44
80
55
56
57
15
45
3
46
16
17
76
18
19
20
47
48
49
50
51
66
52
21
77
22
23
78
67
53
54
4
5
81
82
26
27
83
28
68
29
58
30
31
32
59
6
60
33
34
69
61
64
70
35
5
71
35
79
24
25
Rotterdam
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TABLE oF contents
3 foreword
foreword
The Port of Rotterdam (PoR) is pleased to offer you the 4th, fully revised and updated issue of Facts and Figures on Rotterdam’s Oil and Chemical Industry. This issue gives
4 Corporate social responsibility
a complete overview of the oil and chemical manufacturing, storage and distribution operations in the port of Rotterdam, which today account for such a vital part of the overall
6 Overview of rotterdam’s oil and chemical industry
activities of the port. Even in these days of multiple web-related information dissemination, a printed overview of all the facilities in the port of Rotterdam has not lost its appeal.
7 The oil and chemical industry in rotterdam
This issue goes even a step further in comparison with the previous one, taking into account 8 oil refining
all the recent developments in the storage of biofuels. It appears that the present cluster
10 Oil companies in Rotterdam port area
new industrial activity. On the other hand, the biofuel industry enhances the existing oil and
11 Rotterdam refinery capacities
chemical cluster and it highlights the first step into the direction of the bio-based economy.
12 Oil terminals of oil companies
Also the expanding utility sector in the port of Rotterdam contributes to the strengthening of
of tankfarms and processing industry offers the right conditions for this rapidly developing
13 Map of crude oil / mineral oil products pipelines
this cluster. New power utilities, both gas and coal related, the establishment of the first LNG terminal in 2010 and the expansion of the gas industry fit very nicely in these
14 CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
developments.
16 Chemicals manufacturers and products
In its capacity as port management authority, PoR is responsible for developing and
20 The Multicore pipeline system
managing the port infrastructure to meet the needs of existing and prospective operators
20 Map of the Multicore pipeline system
and for helping to ensure an optimal business climate in the port. As such, PoR acts both
21 Map of ethylene /propylene pipelines
as facilitator and partner for companies operating or thinking about operating in Rotterdam.
22 SERVICE INDUSTRIES
Both in its current Business Plan and in its long-range projections for the year 2020, PoR reaffirms its commitment to maintaining the high standards of cooperation, service and
24 Map of industrial gas pipelines
partnership demanded by the Oil and Chemical sector. This commitment is underlined by
25 Water, energy and gases
the fact that the Oil and Chemical sector continues to be earmarked by PoR as one of its
26 Petroleum and chemical products tank storage
most important strategic priorities for the future.
28 Edible oils and fats independant storage capacity and refineries 30 Inbound and outbound liquid bulk goods
For more information about the port of Rotterdam, and how we can help your company
30 Ancillary services (major service providers)
achieve its own goals in the oil and chemical business, please contact us at the following
31 Modal split of chemical movements
address:
31 Throughput statistics liquid bulk goods
Department of Industry and Bulk Cargo Commercial Division
32 MAJOR INVESTMENTS
Port of Rotterdam P.O. Box 6622
38 milestones and developments
3002 AP Rotterdam Netherlands
44 Addresses of the Main Companies
T +31 10 252 11 11 F +31 10 252 40 41 E customerservicecenter@portofrotterdam.com
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Corporate social responsibility
The Port of Rotterdam commits itself to the principals of corporate social responsibility with regard to the oil and chemical activities in the port area. This means that the companies in the port of Rotterdam, active in the oil and chemical industries, are obliged to work in a responsible way and are prepared to assume responsibility towards all the stakeholders. Both the Port of Rotterdam and the companies are convinced that their activities are only worthwhile when they are acceptable to the communities surrounding them and by society as a whole. Being aware of these responsibilities, the Port of Rotterdam is proud to facilitate so many oil and chemical companies with a good reputation, doing their utmost to contribute to society in a positive way.
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Overview of Rotterdam’s Oil and Chemical Industry
The Oil and Chemical Industry in Rotterdam
Key Figures
Products and services
The oil and chemical industry in Rotterdam accounts for:
Number
Site
Number of
of sites
m 2 )
employees
(x 1,000
Oil Refining, Crude Oil Terminals and Pipelines
14
13,320
3,136
Chemicals Manufacturers
50
9,039
6,325*
Water, Energy and Gases
16
1,484
590
21
4,297
975
8
509
526
109
28,649
11,552
Over 50% of the revenue of the port of Rotterdam Around 40% of the added value of the port of Rotterdam Around 20% of the added value of the Dutch chemical sector Over 60% of the port land use Over 12,000 direct jobs Over 60,000 direct and indirect jobs
Third-Party Tank Storage Terminals:
• Oil products/chemicals
Structure • Edible oils storage and refineries The oil and chemical industry in Rotterdam comprises: Oil refineries (5) Total
Crude oil terminals (6) Chemical and petrochemical companies (44)
*) Provisional
Major industrial gas producers (3) Third-party tank storage and distribution terminals for oil and chemical products (19) Third-party tank storage terminals and refineries for edible oils and fats (8) Over 1,500 km intercompany pipeline network for oil and chemical products Specialized warehousing companies for hazardous goods Tank cleaning companies Utility companies Waste incineration and disposal companies Comprehensive range of ancillary service companies
crude oil
mineral Petroleum products
chemicals, edible oils and fats
total liquid bulk
inbound/outbound flows 1995/2006
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Oil refining
• Oil Companies in Rotterdam Port Area • Rotterdam Refinery Capacities • Oil Terminals of Oil Companies • Map of Crude Oil/mineral Oil products Pipelines
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Oil Companies in Rotterdam Port Area
Site
Company
m 2)
(x 1,000
Rotterdam Refinery Capacities
Number of
employees
Products Refineries
Terminals
Pipelines
(X 1,000 MT/YR)
Esso
Koch
Kuwait
Nerefco
Shell
in Total
Atmospheric distillation
9,100
3,500
3,800
20,500
21,000
57,900
Vacuum distillation
4,500
-
2,100
4,900
8,000
19,500
-
-
-
3,200
2,600
5,800
Distillation
Pernis Area
Shell Nederland Raffinaderij (Shell, Statoil)
3,020
1,458
x
ExxonMobil (Lubricants)
80
88
x
Rotterdam-Rijn Pijpleiding Maatschappij
10
23
640
18
x
Conversion
(Shell, Ruhr Oel/BP, ExxonMobil, ChevronTexaco) Nerefco Pernis Terminal (BP, ChevronTexaco)
Cracking
x
Botlek Area
Fluid-bed Cat Cracker Hydrocracker
Esso Nederland (ExxonMobil)
1,630
565
x
Europoort Area
2,100
-
-
-
2,600
4,700
Thermal crackers
-
-
500
-
2,700
3,200
Visbreaker
-
-
400
2,100
-
2,500
Flexicoker
2,200
-
-
-
-
2,200
-
-
-
-
1,300
1,300
1,200
-
1,000
1,200
1,800
5,200
-
-
-
330
300
630
Hycon Koch HC Partnership
30
25
x
Nerefco (BP, ChevronTexaco)
2,660
534
x
x
Kuwait Petroleum Europoort
1,530
305
x
x
Maatschap Europoort Terminal
670
19
x
Reforming
Catalytic reforming Alkylation
(Total, Ruhr Oel/BP) Rotterdam-Antwerpen Pijpleiding (Total, ExxonMobil) Rotterdam-Rijn Pijpleiding Maatschappij
15
16
x
25
...
x
1,080
32
x
710
40
x
1,220
40
x
13,320
3,163
HF-alkylation
(Shell, Ruhr Oel/BP, ExxonMobil, ChevronTexaco) Shell Nederland Raffinaderij, Europoort Terminal TEAM Terminal (ChevronTexaco, ExxonMobil, Aramco)
Maasvlakte Area
Maasvlakte Oil Terminal (Shell, ExxonMobil, BP, Total, Kuwait Petroleum, Vopak)
Total
10
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Oil Terminals of Oil Companies Company
Kuwait Petroleum Europoort Maasvlakte Oil Terminal (MOT) MET Nerefco Shell Europoort Terminal TEAM Terminal
Crude storage
map of Crude oil / mineral oil products Pipelines
Number
Cap. per tank
Number
m 3 )
of tanks
m 3 )
of berths
Draft (m)
285
5
40 - 90
1
21
4,000
36
110
2
cap. (x 1,000
(x 1,000
1,400
19
60 - 100
2
1,300
15
50 - 100
3
2,100
33
20 - 96
4
2,800
33
40 - 120
3
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Chemical manufacturing
• Chemicals Manufacturers and Products • The MultiCore Pipeline System • Map of the MultiCore Pipeline System • Map of Ethylene/Propylene Pipelines
14
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Chemicals Manufacturers and Products
Site
Company
m 2 )
employees
products
(x MT/YR)
(x 1,000
Shell Chemical
Number of
Main
Chemicals Manufacturers and Products
Capacity
1,020
700
Propylene
330,000
1-Butene
60,000
Isopropanol
265,000
Site
Number of
Company
m 2 )
employees
(x 1,000
Capacity
products
(x MT/YR)
250
200
Benzene
650,000
Toluene
250,000
ExxonMobil Chemical
50,000
Ortho xylene
130,000
Polyether polyols
200,000
Para xylene
550,000
MTBE
170,000
Cyclohexane
250,000
Methyl ethyl ketone
90,000
Phthalic anhydride
70,000
Methyl isobutyl ketone
35,000
Plasticizers
400,000
Glycol ethers
247,000
SAN polymer polyols
50,000
140
140
Benzylalcohol
...
Hydrocarbon Solvents
820,000
Benzoic acid
...
Brake Fluids
undisclosed
Benzaldehyde
...
Sodium benzoate
...
140
270
Polyacrylamides
...
...
160
260
Titanium dioxide
80,000
70
90
Carbon black
80,000
Cabot
140
130
Carbon black
70,000
Aluchemie
260
375
Carbon anodes
110
71
Ammonium dimolybdate
7,000
Shin-Etsu
Dimethyl ketone (Acetone)
DSM Special Products
52
75
Polyvinyl chloride
450,000
Basell Polyolefins
1)
80
Polypropylene
230,000
Hexion Specialty Chemicals
1)
300
Bisphenol A
160,000
Epichloro hydrin
85,000
Epoxy resins
100,000
Versatic acids
80,000
Allyl chloride
80,000
1)
…
Styrene butadiene rubber
20,000
Polyisoprene rubber
30,000
Climax Molybdenum
1)
…
Polybutadiene rubber
15,000
Cytec Industries Tronox Pigments
Kraton Polymers
Carbon Black (Degussa)
510,000
Molybdenum oxide
28,500
Sulfuric acid
35,000
80
115
Tabular aluminina
86,000
CA Cement
50,000
13
30
Mercaptans
...
Almatis
Hydrogen sulfide
...
Specialty sulfides
... 480
250
Propylene oxide
250,000
2)
2)
Fungicides
…
Propylene glycol
80,000
Insecticides
…
Propylene glycol ether
90,000
Tertbutyl hydroperoxide
12,000
MTBE
400,000
Gasoline grade TBA
589,000
Arkema Rotterdam
Lyondell Chemical Cerexagri
Botlek Area
Akzo Nobel Base Chemicals
330
360
Chlorine
590,000
Isobutylene
100,000
Hydrochloric acid
...
BDO
126,000
Sodium hydroxide (50%)
2,000,000
Allyl alcohol
16,000
3)
3)
Metal alkyls
...
Methyl propanediol
20,000
Hexion Specialty Chemicals
20
10
Formaline
140,000
Organik Holding
30
25
Acrylic polymers
50,000
Akzo Nobel Polymers
incineration
42,000
110
Ethylene dichloride
80,000
Vinyl chloride monomer
620,000
3)
55
Phenoxy herbicides
Nufarm
1)
Included under Shell Chemical
2)
Included under Arkema Rotterdam
3)
Included under Akzo Nobel Base Chemicals
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Chlorinated waste
57
Shin-Etsu
GE Plastics
16
Main
14,500
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Chemicals Manufacturers and Products
Site
Company
m 2 )
(x 1,000
Huntsman Holland
Number of
Main products
employees
Chemicals Manufacturers and Products
Capacity
Site
Number of
Main products
Capacity
m 2 )
employees
(x MT/YR)
100
110
UV & Alkyd resins
90,000
50
45
Liquid fertilizers
90,000
Horticultural fertilizers
45,000
40
57
Feed phosphates
150,000
...
...
Detergent products
...
Ferro Holland
30
120
Enamels
25,000
Chefaro
10
150
Medicaments
...
Vitamins
...
(x MT/YR)
Company
Hook of Holland Area
720
380
MDI
400,000
Polyether polyols
50,000
(x 1,000
DSM Resins Lucite International
18
65
Polymethyl methacrylate
25,000
INVISTA
60
60
Polyamides (nylon 6.6)
90,000
Vlaardingen Area
DOMO Polypropylene
130
64
Polypropylene
180,000
NU3
Tessenderlo Chemical
Quest International
20
4
Fragrances
...
Lever Fabergé (Unilever)
Europoort Area Rotterdam City Area
ExxonMobil Chemical
320
158
Oxo-alcohols
300,000
1)
1)
Dimethyl ether
25,000
113
84
Hydrogen peroxide
38,000
Ferric chlorides
65,000
Poly-aluminium chlorides
25,000
Aluminiumsulfate
10,000
21
20
Liquid and solid nutrients
for plants and animals
55,000
350
52
Formaline
210,000
Akzo Nobel Base Chemicals
Kemira Chemicals
Wetro Production
Caldic Chemical
Moerdijk Area
Shell Nederland Chemie
2,500
750
Ethylene
900,000
Propylene
500,000
Butadiene
115,000
Benzene
500,000
Paraformaldehyde
...
Ethylene oxide
305,000
Hexamethylene tetramine
...
Ethylbenzene
640,000
Ethylene glycol
155,000
2)
2)
125,000
Propylene oxide
210,000
94,000
Styrene monomer
450,000
1)
…
Vinyl ester monomers
55,000
Dicumyl peroxide
12,000
1)
80
Catalloy
200,000
Polybutene
40,000
1)
…
Propylene oxide
250,000
Styrene monomer
550,000
Alcoa Chemical
30
30
Aluminium hydroxide
20,000
Dr. W. Kolb
75
45
Surfactants
60,000
Emulsifiers
5,000
Nerefco
Propylene MTBE
Hexion Specialty Chemicals Sweep
Eastman Chemical Europoort B.V.
20
25
Light Heating Oil & electricity
80,000
480
200
PTA
285,000
Basell Polyolefins
PET
175,000
3)
Ellba Maasvlakte Area
Lyondell-Bayer
600
180
Propylene oxide
285,000
Styrene monomer
640,000
1)
18
Included under ExxonMobil Chemical
2)
Included under Nerefco Refinery (page 8)
3)
Available from 2008
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1)
Included under Shell Chemical (Moerdijk)
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the multicore pipeline system
map of Ethylene/Propylene Pipelines
MultiCore is a bundle of 4 pipelines designed to transport
4 inch
chemicals and gases within the Rotterdam port area. 6 inch
Pipelines are available for lease by third parties.
8 inch 8 inch
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Europoort
Botlek
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Rotterdam City
Future extension of port area
Planned EXISTING
20
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Service industries
• map of industrial gas pipelines • water, energy and gases • petroleum and chemical products tank storage • Edible oils and fats independant storage capacity and refineries • Inbound and outbound liquid bulk goods • Ancillary services (major service providers) • Modal split of chemical movements • Throughput statistics liquid bulk goods
22
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map of Industrial Gas Pipelines
Water, Energy and Gases
Site
Number of
Company
m 2 )
employees
40
1)
110
40
Steam, electricity
25
Steam, electricity
50
Oxygen, nitrogen, argon, compressed air,
(x 1,000
Main products / services
Pernis Area
Air Products Rijnmond Energie PerGen (Air Liquide)
2)
Hydrogen, carbon monoxide, utilities
Botlek Area
Linde Gas Benelux Waterbedrijf Europoort Air Products Air Products/Electrabel Air Liquide Enecal (Air Liquide/Eneco) Eurogen (Air Liquide/Eneco/
22
5
‌
liquid oxygen, liquid nitrogen
145
154
1)
1)
46
43
3)
3)
Steam, electricity
15
3)
Steam, electricity
16
4)
Carbon dioxide (food-grade)
5)
1)
Electricity, steam, cooling water,
Industrial water Hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, argon, helium, acetylene Steam, electricity, cooling water Carbon monoxide, hydrogen, syngas
Lyondell/Huntsman)
Europoort Area
Linde Gas Benelux Europoort Utility Partners (Air Products/Eneco)
process water, demi-water,
compressed air
880
220
6)
6)
125
...
Peakshave Plant
80
58
Electricity, heat
Maasvlakte Area
E.ON Utility Center Maasvlakte Leftbank
Electricity, steam, cooling water CoGen and cooling water
(UCML) Gasunie
Rotterdam City Area
E.ON
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1)
Included under Air Products Botlek
1)
Included under Air Products Botlek
2)
Included under Shell Pernis
3)
Included under Air Liquide
4)
Included under Linde Gas Benelux B.V. - Botlek
5)
Included under Eastman Europoort
6)
Included under E.ON
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Petroleum and Chemical Products Tank Storage Company
Site (x 1,000 m2)
Draft (m)
Number of employees
Number
Capacity per
of tanks
tank (m3)
Petroleum and Chemical Products Tank Storage NR. of berths Company
Crude
Petr.
Chem.
Crude Oil
Total
inland
Oil Prod.
Prod.
Capacity (m 3 )
Capacity (m 3 )
shipping
-
-
400,000
seagoing vessels
Pernis Area Pernis Area
Argos Oil
270
12
18
43
640 - 20,000 Argos Oil
Botlek Area
-
x
5 (+3) 1 (+1)
AVR Maritime
-
-
-
-
ship to ship transfers
2
2
LBC Rotterdam
-
-
x
-
80,000
1
1
Odfjell Terminals Rotterdam
-
x
x
-
1,540,000 (+103,000)
13 (+2)
4 (+1)
-
(+100,000)
1
2
Sargeant Terminal
-
x
-
-
31,500
1
1 5
Botlek Area
AVR Maritime
-
13
-
-
-
LBC Rotterdam
200
11
74
86
70 - 5,000
Odfjell Terminals Rotterdam
680
13
283
270 (+24)
735 - 40,000
Rubis Terminal
78
13
-
-
-
Sargeant Terminal
26
13
9
6
500 - 14,000
Service Terminal Rotterdam (STR)
70
13
20
14 (+2)
2,500 - 25,000
Tankinstallatie Chemiehaven (TIC)
24
‌
25
90
25 - 830
Service Terminal Rotterdam (STR)
-
x
-
-
65,000 (+80,000)
2
Vopak Terminal Chemiehaven
230
13
63
100
365 - 11,000
Tankinstallatie Chemiehaven (TIC)
-
-
x
-
19,000
1
Vopak Terminal Laurenshaven
140
12
...
15
60,000 - 70,000
Vopak Terminal Chemiehaven
-
-
x
-
203,600
5
Vopak Terminal TTR
185
13
76
89
700 - 13,000
Vopak Terminal Laurenshaven
-
x
-
-
925,500
1
-
Vopak Terminal Botlek (North)
100
11
15
19
1,000 - 13,000
Vopak Terminal TTR
-
-
x
-
311,500
4
2
Vopak Terminal Botlek (South)
560
12.5
125
235
500 - 13,000
Vopak Terminal Botlek North
-
x
-
-
118,400
4
Vopak Terminal Botlek South
-
-
x
-
645,200
12
6
Chemtrade Terminal
-
-
x
-
50,000
1
1
De Rijke Terminal
-
-
x
-
10,000 (+10,000)
3
Euro Tank Terminal
-
x
-
-
278,000 (+334,000)
2
Lyondell Europoort Terminal
-
-
x
-
...
-
1
x
45,000
1
1
x
x
x
750,000
2,915,900 (+440,000)
10 (+2)
6 (+2)
-
x
x
-
124,400
4
2
-
-
x
-
18,000
1
Rubis Terminal
2
Europoort Area Europoort Area
Chemtrade Terminal De Rijke Terminal
10
11
7
6
4,700 - 12,000
80
6.5
25
10
150 - 2,800
Euro Tank Terminal
120
21
21 (+5)
8 (+8)
4,000 - 60,000
Lyondell Europoort Terminal
260
15
10
4
...
Microchemie
136
13
6
3
15,000
Vopak Terminal Europoort
950
21
125
84 (+9)
485 - 100,000
Microchemie Vopak Terminal Europoort
2
Dordrecht Area Dordrecht area
Standic (Vopak)
168
9
38
93
20 - 5,200 Standic (Vopak)
Moerdijk Area Moerdijk Area
Den Hartogh Moerdijk
10
8.7
30
30
340 - 940 Den Hartogh Moerdijk
(+) Planned in 2007 (+) Planned in 2007
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edible oils and fats independant storage capacity
Site
Company
m 2 )
(x 1,000
Draft (m)
Number of employees
Number
Capacity per
of tanks
tank (m 3 )
edible oils and fats independant storage capacity NR. OF BERTHS
TOTAL STORAGE
REFINERY
INLAND
SEAGOING
CAPACITY (M 3 )
CAPACITY (MT/YR)
SHIPPING
VESSELS
400,000 (+36,000)
-
8
3
COMPANY Pernis area Pernis area
Koole Tank Storage Pernis
130
13
85
320 (+20)
300 - 7,000 Koole Tank Storage Pernis
Botlek area Botlek area
Maastank International Maas Silo
13
6
13
33
340 - 1,800
3
13
14
25
92 - 1,800
Maastank International Maas Silo
Vlaardingen area
30,500
-
1
1
9,700
-
2
4
415,320
-
11
3
Vlaardingen area
Vopak Terminal Vlaardingen
153
13
124
416
150 - 5,700 Vopak Terminal Vlaardingen
(+) Planned in 2007 (+) Planned in 2007
edible oils and fats REFINERIES
Site
Company
m 2 )
(x 1,000
Draft (m)
Number of employees
edible oils and fats REFINERIES Number
Capacity per
of tanks
tank (m 3 )
NR. of berths Company
Total Storage
Refinery
Inland
Seagoing
capacity (m 3 )
capacity (MT/YR)
shipping
vessels
8,500
300,000
1)
1)
--
--
--
--
90,000
750,000
1
1
41,000
450,000
4
-
Pernis area Pernis area
KOG Edible Oils
20
-
40
10
250 - 1,250 KOG Edible Oils
Botlek area Botlek area
Cargill Refined Oils Europe
--
--
--
--
-Cargill Refined Oils Europe
Maasvlakte area Maasvlakte area
Loders Croklaan
180
14
70
20
120 - 12,500 Loders Croklaan
Dordrecht area Dordrecht area
Unimills
10
4.5
180
140
50 - 2,000 Unimills
1) Included under Koole Tank Storage Pernis
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inbound and outbound liquid bulk goods through the Port of Rotterdam in 2005 Inbound goods
Sea Inland barge
Gross weight (x 1,000 metric tons)
142,886 7,090
Modality
Inbound
Outbound
Rotterdam
Rotterdam
Total
Share
Sea
21,923
Inland waterways
3,919
5,238
9,157
76.1%
22,644
Road
1,136
880
2,016
16.8%
152
698
850
7.1%
5,207
6,816
12,023
100%
758
Road
Rail
145
Rail
0
Gross weight (x 1,000 metric tons)
Inland barge
Road
Pipeline
from Rotterdam to European Hinterland and vice versa* in 2005
Outbound goods
Modal Split of Chemical Movements
Pipeline
1,026
Rail
643 52,800 Total
Total Inbound Goods
150,879
Total Outbound Goods
99,036 *) Gross weight x 1,000 metric tons, over the year 2005, excludes chemical products in containers Source: Central Bureau of Statistics
Difference between inbound and outbound Liquid Bulk Goods is 51 million metric tons. These goods are used in The Netherlands for private use, Industrial use and Inventory balancing. Liquid bulk goods comprise of crude oil, petroleum products, chemicals and edible oils and fats. Source: Central Bureau of Statistics
Ancillary Services (Major Service Providers)
-%4(!./,
chemical products
-4"%
throughput BY TYPE IN 2005 IN %
#!,#)5- #!2"/.!4% 3,5229 %4(!./, 3/$)5- (9$2/8)$%
Company
Service
AVR (Afvalverwerking Rijnmond)
Waste incineration / industrial cleaning / waste handling
3492%.%
Baris Group
Hazardous Goods storage
"%.:%.%
Botlekveem (De Rijke)
Hazardous Goods storage
4/,5%.%
C. Steinweg Handelsveem
Hazardous Goods storage
0(/30(/2)#
Caleb Brett
Cargo Surveying
2%34 APPR PRODUCTS
Den Hartogh
Tank transportation / tank cleaning services
De Rijke
Tank transportation / drumming / hazardous Goods storage
092/,93)3 '!3/,).%
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
Hoyer Nederland
Tank transportation / silo storage / tank cleaning services
&5%, /),
Inspectorate
Cargo Surveying
'!3/),
Inspechem
Cargo Surveying
.!0(4(!
Kees in ‘t Veen
Tank transportation / Tank cleaning
*%4 &5%,
LBC
Hazardous Goods storage / formulation / drumming
'!3/,).%
Multistar Logistics
Tank container leasing / transportation
(9$2/#2!#!4%
Nijman-Zeetank
Tank Transportation
,)'(4 #9#,% /),
Railion Benelux
Rail handling
!4-/30(%2)# 2%3)$5%
Saybolt
Cargo Surveying
2%34 APPROX PRODUCTS
SGS
Cargo Surveying
STR
Waste handling
Storeship
Hazardous Goods storage
0!,- /),
Stork Industry Services
Mechanical maintenance
#/#/.54 /),
EDIBLE OILS, FATS and OLEochemicals
Talke
Tank transportation / silo storage
0!,- +%2.%, /),
Van Leer
Drums / packaging
35.&,/7%2 /),
Van Mourik Services
Mechanical maintenance / industrial cleaning
0!,- 34%!2).%
Hazardous Goods storage / Container terminal / Rail handling
3/9"%!. /),
Tank Cleaning / Silo storage
2!0%3%%$ /),
0!,-/,%).%
VLS Pernis Vos Logistics
THOUGHPUT BY TYPE IN 2005 in %
throughput BY TYPE IN 2005 in %
2%34 APPROX PRODUCTS
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Major investments Since 1990, total new investments made in the Oil and Chemical Industry in Rotterdam has exceeded the 7 billion level. The scale and diversity of developments in the industry can be seen in the following summary of the most important investment projects during this period.
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Major Investments
Major Investments
in the Oil and Chemical Industry in Rotterdam since 1990
Company
Project
in the Oil and Chemical Industry in Rotterdam since 1990
(in millions)
Year
Company
Project
Euros
Euros (in millions)
Year
Air Liquide
CO plant
45
1997
Eastman Chemical
PET/PTA plants
225
1998
Syngas plant
50
2002
Europoort B.V.
PET expansion
…
2001
Pergen (Cogen Plant)
200
2007 Enecal
CoGen plant
...
1997
Air Products
Conversion NH3 plant to H2
...
1992-1994
Air separation unit Botlek
115
1997
E.ON (UCML)
CoGen + cooling water
100
2003
Esso Nederland
Hydrocracker
160
1994
5
2003
Air Products/Electrabel
CoGen + cooling water
45
2002
LPG Jetty
Europoort Utility Partners
Utility park Europoort
11
1998
Eurogen
CoGen plants
80
1995
Euro Tank Terminal
Jetty and tank park
50
2005/2006
Akzo Nobel Base Chemicals
Metal alkyls plant
18
1997
Modification chlorine facilities
22
1997
ExxonMobil Chemical
Phthalic anhydride plant
70
1991
Expansion chlorine plant
22
1999
Catalyst modification
15
1992
Expansion chlorine plant
40
2002-2006
Expansion paraxylene plant
225
1998
Debottlenecking paraxylene
…
2002
...
1999-2000
(Air Products/Eneco)
Aluchemie
Expansion anodes plant
…
1999
Expansion oxo-alcohols/plasticizers
New oven for anodes production
80
2003
New lube oil blending plant
8
2003
Desulpharisation plant
...
2006
Hoyer Nederland
New storage silos
...
1999
Huntsman Holland
MDI plant
135
1997
Expansion MDI plant
...
1999-2000
Expansion MDI plant
...
2006-2007
Kemira Chemicals BV
Hydrogen peroxide plant
32
1991
Kemwater
Ferrous chloride plant
7
1994
Water-treatment products
…
2003
Koch HC Partnership
Condensate splitter
...
1994
Rotterdam Refinery Expansion Project
20
2005
Expansion Splitter
15
2005
New palmoil refinery
25
2005
New tankage and jetty
27
2001-2002
Argos
New oil products terminal
20
2003
Terminal 1st phase
...
2005
Terminal 2st phase
...
2006
Jetty and 270 m quay
...
2006
Borden Chemical Holland
Formaldehyde plant
11
1997
BritNed (Tennet, National
Interconnector power cable
350
2007
Grid Transco)
Caldic Chemical
Various plants
80
1991-1992
Tank storage
27
1992
Tank storage
22
1997-1998
Climax Molybdenum
Blacktopping & sewerage
2
2006
Roaster
2
2006
KOG Edible Oils
Various chemical plants
5
2006
Environmental & Energy
1
2006
Koole Tank Storage Pernis
Cytec Industries
DSM Resins
De Rijke
34
Surfactants
Expansion resins production
Stainless steel tanks
23
22
...
1998
1998-1999
2006/2007
Kuwait Petroleum Europoort
Tank storage/jetties for VLCC’s
120
1990
Gasoline manufacturing unit
170
1990
Barge jetty
20
1997
Biological waste water treatment
10
2001
Barge loading vapor recovery
5
2002
Low sulphur diesel manufacturing
45
2001-2003
DSM Special Products
Expansion benzoic acid/debottlenecking phenol
90
2000-2002
Plant conversion phase 1
12
2003
LBC
Chemical warehouse/steel tanks/
18
2000-2001
Plant conversion phase 2
5
2005
IBC filling-station/pipeline/water purification facility
…
2003
New stainless tanks
...
2005
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Major Investments
Major Investments
in the Oil and Chemical Industry in Rotterdam since 1990
COMPANY
PROJECT
LBC Loders Croklaan
in the Oil and Chemical Industry in Rotterdam since 1990
(IN MILLIONS)
EUROS YEAR
COMPANY
PROJECT
Steam processing for chlorinated products
...
2003
Sargeant Terminals
New greenfield palm oil refinery
70
2005
Service Terminal Rotterdam
Bunker/heavy fuel oil terminal
27
2003
New oil products terminal
15
2003/2005
Expansion and renewal
12
2008
Shell Nederland Chemie
Propene splitter/isopropanol expansion
90
1995-1996
Rigid polyols plant
30
1999
Lucite International
Polymethyl methacrylate
…
1998
MBTF system
…
1998
Environmental upgrading
…
2006
EUROS (IN MILLIONS)
YEAR
…
2002
Bitumen terminal
Lyondell Chemical
LPG terminal
54
1991
Epichlorhydrin expansion
…
1999
PGE plant Botlek
45
1995
MSPO-2, styrene/propylene oxide plant
…
1999
PGE debottlenecking
...
1999
(50% Shell, 50% BASF)
BDO plant
270
2002
Lyondell-Bayer Manufacturing
PO/SM plant
MultiCore
Pipeline bundle for chemicals and
(Port of Rotterdam/Vopak)
industrial gases (4 lines)
Nerefco
Road tanker loading depot
MTBE plant + revamp catcracker
Revamp crude distillation unit (CDU4)
Gasoil desulphurization unit
FCCU gasoline desulphurization
550
14
2003
Benzene extraction plant
…
2000
PGE expansion
…
2000
SAN polymer polyols
…
2003
Expansion ethylene oxide and ethylene glycol plants
..,
2004
Expansion isopropanol plant
…
2006
2003
Expansion polyol plant
...
2006
14
1992
Shell Nederland Raffinaderij
Road tanker loading depot
115
1993-1994
PER+ refinery modernization (hydrocracker,
20
1990
1,800
1993-1997
…
2002
125
1992
45
1998
residue gasification unit, cogeneration unit)
115
1998
Tank loading depot
45
2002 Shin-Etsu
Renovation/extension PVC plant
Expansion VCM plant
18
2002-2006
Expansion PVC plant
45
2002-2006
NU3
Site restructuring with new
warehouse & infrastructure
Odfjell Terminals
Modification tank terminal Botlek
9
1997
Storeship
Chemical warehouse (PGS-15)
...
1999
Expansion distillation plant
10
2003
Expansion storage capacity
...
2003-2004
New quay wall
30
2003-2004
8 New stainless steel tanks
10
2003
TenneT
Transformer station
25
2005
Additional storage tanks
...
2005
Upgrading, new power crossing
25
2005
Deepsea jetty capacity
...
2005
New distillation column
...
2006
Tronox Pigments
TiO2 plant
130
1991
New office building
...
2004
Expansion projects
50
2001-2005
Vapour recovery and treatment 6th distillation unit
...
2007
Environmental projects
40
2003-2007
5th jetty for seagoing vessels
...
2008
Additional storage tanks
...
2007/2008
Vopak Chemicals Logistics
New tanks Botlek terminal
…
2003
Organik Holding
Acrylic polymers plant
18
2005
Vopak Logistic Services Pernis
Chemical warehouse
27
1992
Expansion warehouse capacity
…
2002
Vopak Oil
New oil products jetty
17
2003
4th finger pier and tanks
...
2006/2007
Stainless steel tanks
...
2005/2006
3
2007
RC2 (Port of Rotterdam/ARG)
Ethylene pipeline
10
2003
Resolution Performance Products
Replacement versatic acid plant
22
2002
Rubis Terminal
New tank terminal
Rijnmond Energie CV (Intergen)
CoGen plant
50 (est.)
2006/2008
622
2004
Vopak Vlaardingen
Note: this list covers the most important investments announced publicly by the companies mentioned and is not necessarily exhaustive.
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Milestones and developments
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Historical milestones
Historical milestones
and significant recent developments
and significant recent developments
1862 • First oil shipment to Rotterdam
1903 • Commissioning of first oil refinery in Rotterdam
(Koninklijke Nederlandse Petroleum Mij., later Shell)
1967 • Fifth refinery commissioned (BP in Europoort)
1992 • New road tanker loading facility at Nerefco refinery
• Suez Canal blockade
• Land leased to Mobil Oil
• Renovation/extension of PVC unit at ROVIN in Pernis
• Sea channel called the Maasgeul dredged to 62 feet
• Signing of land lease with Eastman Chemical for its
(225,000 tons)
in Pernis
greenfield Europoort site
1929 • Rotterdam expands with construction of new port called
First Petroleumhaven (Pernis)
1969 • Shell Pernis world’s largest refinery
1993 • DuPont takes over ICI’s nylon and maranyl units in
1970 • Land leased in Botlek to Oxirane (later ARCO)
1932 • Rotterdam Municipal Port Management (RMPM)
established
and Air Products • Maasgeul dredged to 65 feet (250,000 tons)
1936 • First modern oil refinery commissioned
(Shell in Pernis)
connecting Rotterdam and Antwerp)
1937 • Largest oil tanker 21,000 tons DWT
(‘Emile Miquet’)
1972 • Maasvlakte Oil Terminal commissioned
1939 • Start of construction of Second
1973 • Tankers of 500,000 tons in service
Petroleumhaven (Pernis)
1947 • Rotterdam Municipal Council gives go-ahead for
development of the Botlek industrial site
1976 • Maasgeul dredged to 68 feet
1982 • Kuwait Petroleum takes over Gulf Oil’s refinery in
• Shell launches PER+ project (modernization of
Pernis refinery)
1971 • Commissioning RAPL (crude oil pipeline
Rozenburg
• Aramco joins Texaco-Esso terminal partnership to form TEAM • Construction of Co-generation unit by Eurogen started on ICI site • Nerefco begins construction of MTBE unit at Europoort refinery • Take over of Kemira Pernis ammonia unit by Air Products
• DSM Special Products to increase benzoic acid and benzoates capacity at its Botlek site • Eurosplitter commissions new condensates splitter in Europoort
• Arco Chemical to expand TBHP capacity at its Botlek site
• Nerefco closes down its Pernis refinery
1996 • Arco Chemical to build new worldscale propylene oxide/
styrene monomer (PO/SM) complex on a greenfield site
on the Maasvlakte
• Exxon Chemical announces plans to double paraxylene capacity at its Botlek site • Arco Chemical announces plans to build new butanediol (BDO) plant on the Maasvlakte • Cytec Industries to build new benzatriazols plant at its Botlek site • Rotterdam Municipal Port Management and Aethylen
for conversion to hydrogen
Rohrleitungs-Gesellschaft sign Letter of Intent to build
• Kemira Pigments takes over Botlek titanium dioxide unit
a common carrier ethylene pipeline (CCPS) linking
from Tiofine
Rotterdam Maasvlakte to the ARG ethylene pipeline
• Akzo takes over Nobel in Sweden and changes name to
grid in Antwerp
Akzo Nobel
1997 • Nerefco to build a new gas-oil desulphurization unit at its
Europoort – chemical operations closed down
1950 • Second refinery commissioned (Caltex in Pernis, later
( ethylene, cumene and styrene production)
1994 • Takeover of ICI polypropylene unit by BASF
• Start-up of Exxon Chemical’s oxo-alcohol plant in
• Completion of hydrocracker at Esso Botlek refinery
Europoort
• Official inauguration of PER+ modernization
complex. The epichlorhydrine plant in Pernis will be
Texaco)
1955 • Lease of first site in Botlek (20 ha to Dow Chemical) 1957 • Rotterdam Municipal Council gives go-ahead for
development of the Europoort industrial site
• Construction of Esso Flexicoker begun
1985 • Esso Chemical’s fertilizer operations in Europoort
taken over by Kemira
1986 • Esso Nederland brings its Flexicoker unit on stream at
1960 • Third refinery commissioned (Esso Botlek)
• Commissioning of RRPL (crude oil pipeline
its Botlek site
1989 • New gasoline unit started up by Kuwait Petroleum
• BP and Texaco join forces in Nerefco
Europoort site • Shell to build a new plant for rigid polyols at its Pernis
programme for Shell’s Pernis refinery
modernized and upgraded
• Shell to expand propylene capacity in Pernis via new
• Van Ommeren announces plans to take over the Botlek
propane splitter. A new isopropanol plant will be built
Tank Terminal of Nerefco
to replace an old unit
• Blagden Chemical’s new formaline unit enters production
• Akzo Nobel announces new metal alkylates project
• ICI’s new MDI plant comes on stream at Rozenburg
• ICI announces new MDI plant for Rozenburg site,
• DSM Desotech to build a new high-performance UV-
curing materials plant at its Hook of Holland complex
• Land leased to Esso for construction of Botlek refinery
1959 • Largest oil tanker 100,000 tons DWT (‘Universe Apollo’)
due on stream in 1997 • Eurogen Co-generation unit start-up • Kemira Pigments announces expansion plans
per day crude distillation unit (CDU4) at its
for Botlek titanium dioxide plant
Europoort refinery
• Nerefco re-opens a mothballed 200,000 barrel
connecting Rotterdam with Ruhr area)
• First vessel docks in 4th Petroleumhaven in Europoort
• Land leased to AKZO and Tiofine in Botlek
1989 • Hycon unit started up by Shell
1990 • New road tanker loading facility at Shell Pernis refinery 1962 • Land leased to ICI in Rozenburg
• Rotterdam becomes the world’s largest port
1995 • ICI to expand polymethyl methacrylate capacity in
• Dismantling of Texaco tank terminal in Botlek begun (Nieuwesluisweg)
1963 • Fourth refinery commissioned
(Gulf Europoort, later Kuwait Petroleum)
1964 • Approval of Maasvlakte project (reclamation of some 2,000 ha of land from the North Sea)
1991 • Arco Chemical commissions LPG storage/
transhipment terminal in the 7th Petroleum
haven in Europoort
separation facility in Botlek • Eastman Chemical announces new PTA and PET plants for its Europoort site • Air Products begins construction of new air separation unit (ASU-3) at its Rozenburg site • Tessenderlo Chemical takes over Hydro Agri’s feed phosphates in Vlaardingen
• Land leased to Caldic Chemie in Europoort/construction
of storage and production facilities begun
(formaline) announce new plants to supply ICI’s new
MDI plant
• Tiofine starts up new titanium dioxide unit in Botlek
• Largest oil tanker 200,000 tons DWT (‘Idemitsu Maru’)
• New phthalic anhydride unit on stream for Exxon
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• Linde Gas Benelux B.V. takes over Cryoton air
1966 • Land leased to Esso Chemical Europoort, later Kemira
40
• Start-up of Kemira Chemicals hydrogen peroxide unit
Rozenburg
Chemical at its Botlek site
• Air Liquide (carbon monoxide) and Blagden Chemical
1998 • Shell shuts down its catcracker nr. 1 in Pernis after
47 years continuous service • Shell announces plans to expand ethylene capacity in Moerdijk by 50%
• Eastman Chemical’s new PTA/PET complex in Europoort
officially opened. Air Products/ENECO joint venture utility
centre commissioned on Eastman’s plant site
• Eurosplitter condensates splitter in Europoort taken over by Koch Industries • Exxon Chemical starts up new paraxylene plant at its Botlek site • Lyondell takes over Arco Chemical. The PO/SM and BDO projects of Arco are put on hold • Akzo Nobel to expand chlorine production at its Botlek site
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Historical milestones
Historical milestones
and significant recent developments
and significant recent developments
• Cytec Industries’ new benzatriazols plant comes into operation • Shell sells its General Purpose Rubber plant in Pernis to Dow Europe
2001 • Domo takes over Basell’s polypropylene production
1999 • LBC purchases the C&P Botlek Storage Terminal in
Botlek from Dow Chemical • Lyondell to expand propylene glycol ether capacity at its Botlek site
• E.ON to build a Co-generation unit on the Maasvlakte to
supply the Lyondell/Bayer JV propylene oxide/styrene
monomer plant
• Shell announces plans to construct a new SAN polymer polyols plant in Pernis
capacity at its Botlek terminal facility
• Royal Van Ommeren and Royal Pakhoed merge their tank terminal operations into Royal Vopak
fragrances production unit in Rozenburg
• Borden Chemical takes over Blagden Chemical formaline plant in Botlek
Botlek to supply Lyondell’s planned BDO plant • Ineos Acrylics takes over the polymethyl methacrylate plant of ICI Acrylics at Rozenburg • Electrabel and Air Products to build a utility Centre in Botlek to supply Lyondell’s planned BDO plant • Ineos Acrylics takes over the polymethyl methacrylate plant of ICI Acrylics at Rozenburg
dioxide plant at Botlek • Quest International starts up new fragrances plant in Rozenburg • Teijin takes 50% share in DuPont’s polyester film production operations in Rozenburg
agreement for the construction of new propylene
oxide/styrene monomer plant on the Maasvlakte
• Resolution Performance Products takes over the Pernis bisphenol A/epoxy resins production units of Shell • Kraton Polymers takes over the Kraton rubber production units of Shell in Pernis • Kemira Agro closes down fertilizer production plants in
• Eastman Chemical relocates its European Headquarters to Rotterdam • Loders Croklaan announces new world-scale palm oil refinery, to be built on the Maasvlakte
1,000 hectares of new land at the western end of the
50,000 MT/yr waterbased acrylic polymer plant
Port of Rotterdam, part of which is earmarked for
• Vopak Logistic Services expands chemical warehousing
future chemical industry activities
capacity in Pernis • DSM Special Products completes expansion/
• New Co-generation and cooling water facilities brought
use, with upgraded pipelines and metering equipment • Huntsman invests € 7.5 mln. in debottlenecking of the MDI plant • Rotterdam Port Authority corporatized • Vitol announces construction of their first Rotterdam
BDO plant at its Rozenburg site
based fuel oil terminal with a capacity of 278,000 m 3
• Shell opens new tank loading depot at its Pernis refinery
The terminal is called Euro Tank Terminal (ETT)
• DuPont Teijin Films announces plans for closure of its
• Micro Chemie refurbishes and starts up again the
new jetty by CEO of Lukoil • VLS group inaugurates its new barge container quaywall in Pernis • Euro Tank Terminal (Vitol) announces plans to more than double the capacity of the terminal and jetty • Building of Rotterdam’s largest fingerpier starts at Vopak Europoort Terminal: 650 meter, almost as long as Rotterdam’s Coolsingel • Odfjell announces to expand their tank storage capacity for chemicals and to build a new distillation tower at
polyester films plant in Rozenburg in 2003
ammoniaterminal formerly owned by Kemira Agro
their Petrochemical Industrial Distillation plant
• Shin-Etsu debottlenecks its VCM and PVC plants
Rozenburg
• Building of the second jetty for seagoing vessels starts
at Argos Terminal
in Botlek and Pernis • Air Liquide commissions new syngas plant in Rozenburg
2005 • PerGen starts the construction of a new cogeneration
2003 • Kerr-McGee Pigments commences major upgrade and expansion of its titanium dioxide plant in Botlek • Aluchemie completes new oven for carbon anodes
plant (800 t/h steam + 308 MWe) in Pernis. Start-up expected in September 2007 • E.ON anounces € 176 mln. of investments for the durability of the life expectancy of the rigs on the central
production at its Botlek site
Maasvlakte. This will ensure the economic life
• Argos Oil commences work on a new oil products
expectancy will be prolonged from 2012 until 2022
terminal in Pernis
On top of that € 65 mln. has been invested in building
• Service Terminal Rotterdam (Lukoil-FTS/Hofftrans)
Pernis and Rozenburg
establishes a new bunkering and board-to-board terminal
• Linde Gas Benelux takes into action a CO 2 liquifaction
• Shell expands propylene glycol ether capacity at Pernis
in Botlek
plant (investments ca. € 10 mln.)
2006 • Official opening of Service Terminal Rotterdam and their
2004 • Third fingerpier at Vopak Europoort Terminal ready for
vessels and to upgrade another jetty
desulphurization unit at its Europoort refinery
• Odfjell announces to build a new quaywall for seagoing
• Nerefco instals new FCCU gasoline
• Lyondell Chemical commissions new world-scale
• Rubis Terminal of France decides to lease land for an independent tank terminal in Botlek
• Koch HC Partnership invested in a refinery project
on stream by Electrabel/Air Products in Rozenburg
Loders Croklaan on Maasvlakte and KOG in Pernis
• Commissioning of 2 crude palm oil refineries:
• Dutch Government gives go-ahead for Maasvlakte 2
Nerefco to expand their capacity for oil products in Pernis
• Organik Holding starts construction of their
in Botlek
the Europoort Terminal for jet fuel and fuel oil • Argos takes over a second part of the tank storage of
• Vopak announces to expand the storage capacity at
project involving the reclamation of an additional
modernization of benzoates production facilities
the capacity with stainless steel storage tanks
• Lyondell-Bayer commissions new propylene oxide/ styrene monomer plant on its Maasvlakte site
• De Rijke takes over Wetro and decides to expand
a new 800 MW Co-generation facility in Pernis
• Lyondell and Bayer announce joint-venture
Pernis site
2002 • Intergen (Rijnmond Energie) announces plans to build
• Koole instals new stainless steel tanks and jetty at its
• Quest International announces plans for a new
2000 • Kerr-McGee takes over Kemira Pigments’ titanium
converted to handle bitumen products
• Air Products and Electrabel to build a Utility Centre in
investment within the Port of Rotterdam)
• Lyondell Chemical announces go-ahead of postponed
• Shin-Etsu purchases the VCM/PVC facilities of Rovin
CO 2 delivery to the glass houses (€ 25 mln.
• Shin-Etsu to expand PVC capacity in Pernis to 450,000 tons/year by 2006
• Start up OCAP (JV Linde Gas and Volker Wessels),
capacity and increases stainless steel storage
an existing unit
chlorine plant to 570,000 tons / year in 2005
its Pernis chemical site
Sulphur Services terminal in Botlek which will be
Royal Pakhoed
cogeneration plant, which will have a capacity of 800t/h steam and 308 MWe
operations at Rozenburg
• Resolution Performance Products to build a new
the Shell site. Will be operational in 2007 • Air Liquide starts construction of the PerGen
completed and the first ethylene volumes are transported
• Evides Industriewater invests € 20 mln. in a demin water plant for the PerGen plant from Air Liquide on
• Shell brings on stream new SAN polymer polyols plant at
• Odfjell Terminals expands industrial distillation
versatic acids plant at its Pernis site to replace
• Sargeant Terminals takes over the former Procor
BDO project, to be built at its Botlek site
• Koole takes over the Pernis edible oils terminal of
pipeline from Antwerp to Rotterdam-Maasvlakte, is
• Akzo Nobel initiates phased expansion of its Botlek
• RC2, the Port of Rotterdam/ARG joint-venture ethylene
Europoort site
• Kuwait Petroleum initiates 4-year modernization programme for its Europoort refinery
• E.ON opens new utility centre on its Maasvlakte site
phenol derivatives plant in Botlek
• Air Liquide to build a new syngas plant in Rozenburg
• Huntsman Corporation purchases ICI’s bulk
• Eastman Chemical debottlenecks PET capacity at its
petrochemicals businesses including the polyurethanes
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• Organik Holding (Istanbul) announces plans to construct a water-based acrylic polymer plant in Botlek
• DSM Special Products to modernize and upgrade its
facility in Rozenburg, formerly owned by Targor
DeNox installation
• Odfjell Terminals takes over the Botlek tank terminal of Royal Vopak
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Addresses of the Main Companies active in the oil and chemical industry in Rotterdam
Air Liquide Industrie BV
Arkema Rotterdam BV
Caldic Chemie BV
Addresses of the Main Companies active in the oil and chemical industry in Rotterdam
Climax Molybdenum BV
DSM Coating Resins BV/ Desotech BV
Euro Tank Terminal B.V.
Corkstraat 46
Tankhoofd 10
Blaak 22
Theemsweg 20
P.O. Box 37002
P.O. Box 6030
P.O. Box 2422
P.O. Box 1130
Slachthuisweg 30, P.O. Box 3
3198 LR Europoort Rt
3005 LA Rotterdam
3196 XH Vondelingenplaat Rotterdam
3001 AC Rotterdam
3180 AC Rozenburg
3150 AA Hoek van Holland
Postbus 1000
T +31 10 262 20 77
T +31 10 472 51 00
T +31 10 413 64 20
T +31 181 24 37 27
T +31 174 31 55 55
3180 AA Rozenburg
F +31 10 437 44 80
F +31 10 438 26 13
F +31 10 404 74 58
F +31 181 24 37 41
F +31 174 31 55 23
T +31 181 240 024
I www.airliquide.com
I www.arkema.com
I www.caldic.nl
I www.phelpsdodge.com
I www.dsm.com
F +31 181 240 010
Air Products Netherlands BV
AVR Holding
Carbon Black Nederland BV
Cytec Industries BV
DSM Special Products
Evides
Rotterdam BV
Wolgaweg 33
Boyneweg 10
Prof. Gerbrandyweg 10
Welplaatweg 30
Botlekweg 175
P.O. Box 59031
P.O. Box 1120
P.O. Box 5150
P.O. Box 5195
Montrealweg 15
3063 NH Rotterdam
3008 PA Rotterdam
3180 AC Rozenburg
3197 ZH Botlek Rotterdam
3197 ZH Botlek Rotterdam
P.O. Box 1021
T +31 10 293 50 00
T +31 10 296 13 00
T +31 181 27 52 75
T +31 10 490 18 00
T +31 181 29 54 00
3180 AA Rozenburg
F +31 10 293 59 80
F +31 10 296 14 50
F +31 181 27 55 04
F +31 10 416 63 89
F +31 181 29 54 01
T +31 181 24 92 22
I www.evides.nl
I www.airproducts.com
I www.avr.nl
I www.cbnbotlek.nl
I www.eu.cytec.com
F +31 181 21 80 04
E info@evides.nl
Schaardijk 150
I www.dsmspecialproducts.com Akzo Nobel Base Chemicals BV
AVR Maritiem
Cargill Refined Oils Europe
De Rijke
Welplaatweg 12
Oude Maasweg 5
Welplaatweg 34
Moezelweg 148
P.O. Box 7020
Postbus 59144
P.O. Box 5185
Postbus 18
Markweg 201
P.O. Box 1293
3000 HA Rotterdam
3008 PC ROTTERDAM – PERNIS
3197 ZH Botlek Rotterdam
3200 AA SPIJKENISSE
P.O. Box 8005
3180 AG Rozenburg
T +31 10 438 99 11
T +31 181 27 3219
T +31 10 472 43 88
T +31 181 252 280
3198 XB Europoort Rotterdam
T +31 181 25 56 00
F +31 10 438 93 34
F + 31 181 27 3259
F +31 10 416 53 87
F +31 181 252 288
T +31 181 28 54 00
F +31 181 25 58 92
I www.akzonobel.com
I www.avr.nl
I www.derijke.com
F +31 181 28 54 05
I www.exxonmobil.com
Cerexagri BV
I www.akzonobel-botlek.nl Basell Polypropylene BV Almatis B.V.
Tankhoofd 10
Merwedeweg 21
I www.eastman.com Den Hartogh Cleaning
ExxonMobil
Rotterdam Botlek BV
E.ON Benelux Services BV
(Lubricants and Specialties)
P.O. Box 1038
P.O. Box 6030
Theemsweg 30
3180 AA Rozenburg
3196 XH Vondelingenplaat Rotterdam
Botlekweg 190
E.ON Benelux N.V.
Butaanweg 161
3197 KM Botlek Rotterdam
T +31 181 24 70 70
T +31 10 472 51 00
3197 KA Rotterdam
Capelseweg 400
P.O. Box 160
T +31 181 27 01 00
F +31 181 24 79 79
F +31 10 438 26 13
T +31 10 438 40 66
P.O. Box 8642
3190 AD Hoogvliet Rotterdam
F +31 181 27 78 53
I www.basell.com
I www.cerexagri.com
F +31 10 438 69 31
3009 AP Rotterdam
T +31 10 263 15 10
T +31 10 289 5711
F +31 10 416 11 29
Hexion
Chemtrade Storage Nederland BV
Den Hartogh Storage
F +31 10 289 55 69
I www.exxonmobil.com
Chemieweg 30
Neckarweg 5
P.O. Box 5005
3198 LJ Europoort Rotterdam
Middenweg 30
Oude Maasweg 80
3197 XB Botlek Rotterdam
T +31 181 23 40 40
4782 PM Moerdijk
P.O. Box 28638
T +31 10 263 00 00
F +31 181 29 00 33
P.O. Box 6056
Botlekweg 121
P.O. Box 6088
3197 KJ Botlek Rotterdam
F +31 10 263 00 03
I www.chemtradestorage.com
4780 LJ Moerdijk
P.O. Box 5120
3002 AB Rotterdam
T +31 168 33 4 3 63
3197 ZG Botlek Rotterdam
T +31 10 478 49 11
F +31 168 38 01 45
T +31 10 487 59 11
F +31 10 478 48 37
I www.denhartogh.com
F +31 10 416 12 63
I www.ferro.com
Domo Polypropylene BV
Eurogen CV
Hercules BV
I www.almatis.com Aluminium & Chemie Rotterdam BV (Aluchemie)
T +31 10 472 79 11 F +31 10 472 20 21 I www.aluchemie.nl
Cabot BV
Botlekstraat 2
Chefaro (Omega Pharma)
Terminals BV
I www.eon-benelux.com Ferro (Holland) BV Esso Nederland BV
Van Helmondstraat 20
P.O. Box 1009
Keileweg 8
3180 AA Rozenburg
P.O. Box 6014
Hoefsmidstraat 40
T +31 181 29 18 88
3002 AA Rotterdam
Merseyweg 24
Merseyweg 10
Noordweg 9
P.O. Box 129
F +31 181 29 17 83
T +31 10 476 45 66
P.O. Box 1038
P.O. Box 1087
P.O. Box 71
3190 AC Rotterdam Hoogvliet
I www.cabot-corp.com
F +31 10 476 59 53
3180 AA Rozenburg
3180 AB Rozenburg
3330 AB Zwijndrecht
I www.chefaro.com
T +31 181 24 70 62
T +31 181 27 11 11
T +31 78 612 59 44
F +31 10 295 47 76
F +31 181 24 70 96
F +31 181 27 11 00
F +31 78 612 09 17
I www.argos.nl
I www.domo-international.com
Argos Oil
T +31 10 295 47 70
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Addresses of the Main Companies
Addresses of the Main Companies
active in the oil and chemical industry in Rotterdam
active in the oil and chemical industry in Rotterdam
Linde Gas Benelux B.V.
Tronox Pigments (Holland) BV
Kuwait Petroleum Europoort BV
Lyondell Chemical Nederland Ltd.
Nufarm BV
Havenstraat 17
Prof. Gerbrandyweg 2
Moezelweg 255
Theemsweg 14
Welplaatweg 12
P.O. Box 78
P.O. Box 1013
P.O. Box 8000
P.O. Box 7195
3197 KS Botlek Rotterdam
Moezelweg 133
3100 AB Schiedam
3180 AA Rozenburg
3198 XA Europoort Rotterdam
3000 HD Rotterdam
T +31 10 438 98 00
3198 LS Europoort Rotterdam
T +31 10 246 16 16
T +31 181 24 66 00
T +31 181 25 19 11
T +31 181 29 40 00
F +31 10 472 28 26
T +31 181 24 20 50
F +31 10 246 16 00
F +31 181 21 31 69
F +31 181 26 29 26
F +31 181 29 49 99
I www.nufarm.com
F +31 181 26 25 26
I www.hoekloos.nl
I www.tronox.com
NU3 B.V.
NV Rotterdam-Rijn
Rotterdam-Antwerpen Pijpleiding CV
I www.lyondell.com LBC
Koch HC Partnership BV
Oude Maasweg 50
Neckarweg 5
P.O. Box 5000
Montrealweg 151
P.O. Box 58
Butaanweg 215, Rotterdam
P.O. Box 5160
P.O. Box 1334
3197 XA Botlek Rotterdam
P.O. Box 645
3130 AB Vlaardingen
P.O. Box 90716
3197 ZH Botlek Rotterdam
3180 AH Rozenburg
T +31 10 295 85 80
3190 AN Hoogvliet Rotterdam
T +31 10 4452000
2509 LS Den Haag
T +31 10 295 33 33
T +31 181 24 01 50
F +31 10 295 86 08
T +31 10 231 03 33
F +31 10 4452001
T +31 70 416 56 66
F +31 10 295 33 44
F +31 181 21 97 74
I www.lbctt.com
F +31 10 231 03 90
I www.nu3.biz
F +31 70 416 56 99
I www.hoyer-group.com
I www.kochind.com Lever Fabergé B.V.O. (Unilever)
Maastank International
ORGANIK
Rijnmond Energie CV
Huntsman Holland BV
KOG Edible Oils BV
Deltaweg 150
1e Welplaatdwarsweg 1
Chemieweg 7
Petroleumweg 46
Merseyweg 10
Vondelingenweg 540
P.O. Box 46
P.O. Box 639
3197 KC Botlek Rotterdam
3196 KD Vondelingenplaat Rotterdam
P.O. Box 1020
3196 KK VONDELINGENPLAAT
3130 AA Vlaardingen
3190 AN Hoogvliet Rotterdam
T +31 10 295 48 20
T 010 2952000
3180 AA Rozenburg
ROTTERDAM
T +31 10 460 69 11
T +31 10 416 44 77
F +31 10 295 48 29
F 010 2952001
T +31 181 29 91 11
T +31 10 295 4950
F +31 10 460 58 00
F +31 10 416 18 49
F +31 181 29 39 00
F +31 10 295 4998
Odfjell Terminals (Rotterdam) BV
Rubis Terminal
Loders Croklaan
Maasvlakte Oil Terminal CV
Oude Maasweg 6
33, Avenue de Wagram
Antarcticaweg 191, Harbour 8228
Europaweg 975
P.O. Box 5010
75017 PARIS
3199 KA Maasvlakte Rotterdam
3199 LD Maasvlakte Rotterdam
3197 XC Botlek Rotterdam
France
I www.huntsman.com Hydro Agri Rotterdam BV
I www.keobv.com Dr. W. Kolb Nederland BV
Oude Maasweg 4
Maas Silo
Pijpleiding Mij.
Hoyer Nederland BV
Maassluissedijk 103
Maassluissedijk 103
Westelijke Randweg 5
T +31 181 35 3800
T +31 181 35 31 11
T +31 10 295 34 00
T +33 1 53 81 8620
P.O. Box 58
P.O. Box 123
F +31 181 35 3802
F +31 181 36 35 15
F +31 10 416 08 40
I www.rubis-terminal.com
3130 AB Vlaardingen
4790 AC Klundert
I www.croklaan.com
I www.mot.nl
I www.odfjell.nl
T +31 10 248 24 82
T +31 168 38 70 80
F +31 10 248 25 07
F +31 168 33 04 81 I www.kolb.ch
INVISTA
Merseyweg 12
Koole Tank Storage Pernis
Sargeant Terminals BV Loders Croklaan
P.O. Box 2
3180 AB Rozenburg
T +31 75 629 2276
T +31 181 28 14 14
1400 CA Bussum
T +31 181 41 13 27
F +31 181 28 14 17
T +31 35 699 91 11
F +31 181 41 11 97
F +31 35 694 60 67
I www.sargeant.net
3196 KE Vondelingenplaat Rotterdam
I www.croklaan.com
I www.invista.com
I www.koole.com
Botlekstraat 15
3198 LS Europoort Rotterdam
3180 AA Rozenburg
F +31 10 438 3800
Nederland BV
Moezelweg 101
F +31 75 629 2466
T +31 10 472 4552
Quest International
1521 AZ Wormerveer
Tankhoofd 2
F +31 181 23 39 41
(Maatschap Europoort Terminal)
Hogeweg 1
P.O. Box 1017
T +31 181 23 36 75
MET
MICRO Chemie BV Lucite International BV
P.O. Box 1065
I www.questintl.com Service Terminal Rotterdam (STR)
Wolgaweg 31 Resolution Performance
Merseyweg 16
3198 LR Europoort Rotterdam
P.O. Box 1222
T +31 181 24 21 44
3180 AE Rozenburg
F +31 181 24 21 41
Vondelingenweg 601
T +31 181 29 11 44
I www.microchemie.com
P.O. Box 606
F +31 181 29 11 55
Products
Torontostraat 20 3197 KN Botlek Rotterdam
Kemira Chemicals BV
Kraton Polymers BV
Moezelweg 151
Vondelingenweg 601
T +31 181 23 32 00
P.O. Box 1015
P.O. Box 628
F +31 181 23 32 40
3180 AA Rozenburg
3190 AN Vondelingenplaat Rotterdam
I www.luciteinternational.com
T +31 181 28 22 11
T +31 10 431 14 39
D’Arcyweg 76
F +31 10 431 20 24
Vondelingenweg 601
F +31 181 28 25 36
F +31 10 431 46 96
P.O. Box 1033 3180 AA Rozenburg
I www.resins.com
P.O. Box 3000
I www.kraton.com
T +31 181 25 09 11
3190 GA Hoogvliet Rotterdam
F +31 181 25 01 65
T +31 10 431 91 11
I www.bp.com
F +31 10 431 26 01
3190 AN Hoogvliet Rotterdam Nerefco
T +31 10 431 71 71
Shell Nederland Raffinaderij BV
I www.shell.com
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Addresses of the Main Companies active in the oil and chemical industry in Rotterdam
Shell Nederland Chemie, Moerdijk Site
SWEEP EUROPOORT BV
Wolgaweg 29, Rotterdam
Vopak Chemicals Logistics Europe & Africa BV
Chemieweg 25
P.O. Box 202
Wieldrechtseweg 50, Dordrecht
P.O. Box 6060
3130 AE Vlaardingen
P.O. Box 650
4780 LN Moerdijk
T +31 10 415 17 75
3300 AR Dordrecht
T +31 168 35 91 11
F +31 10 415 17 86
T +31 78 652 83 07
F +31 168 35 54 06 I www.shell.nl E infopernismoerdijk@shell.com
F +31 78 652 83 33 Tankinstallatie Chemiehaven
Welplaatweg 20 Shell Nederland Chemie, Pernis site
I www.vopak.com
(Nederlandsche Benzol Mij. BV)
P.O. Box 5165
Vopak Logistic Services Pernis BV
3197 ZH Botlek Rotterdam
Butaanweg 17
Vondelingenweg 601
T +31 10 416 14 44
P.O. Box 690
P.O. Box 3000
F +31 10 438 06 44
3195 ZH Pernis Rotterdam T +31 10 490 22 22
3190 GA Hoogvliet T +31 10 431 91 11 F +31 10 431 26 01
TEAM (Texaco-Esso-Aramco Maatschap) Terminal BV
I www.shell.nl
Rijndwarsweg 3
E infopernismoerdijk@shell.com
3198 LK Europoort Rotterdam T +31 181 28 66 00
Shell Nederland Raffinaderij BV, Europoort Terminal
I www.vopak.com Vopak Oil Logistics Europe & Middle East BV
F +31 181 28 66 09
Moezelweg 75
I www.team-terminal.nl
P.O. Box 1137
Rijndwarsweg 21 3198 LK Rozenburg
F +31 10 438 53 53
3180 AC Rozenburg Tessenderlo Chemie BV
T +31 181 24 02 33
T +31 181 25 42 03
Maassluissedijk 103
F +31 181 24 02 29
F +31 181 25 42 72
3133 KA Vlaardingen
I www.vopak.com
I www.shell.com
T +31 10 248 24 88 F +31 10 248 24 90
Shin-Etsu PVC BV
Welplaatweg 12
Vopak Vegoil Logistics B.V.
Kon Wilhelminahaven ZOZ 1 Tikkurila Coatings BV
3134 KH Vlaardingen
P.O. Box 641
Mijlweg 65
T +31 10 460 88 99
3190 AN Hoogvliet Rotterdam
P.O. Box 83
F +31 10 460 41 99
T +31 10 4389715
3300 AB Dordrecht
vlaardingen.vopak.com
F +31 10 4389763
T + 31 78 652 75 27
I www.shin-etsu.nl
F +31 78 651 08 86
Store-Ship BV
Unimills BV
Merwedeweg 4
Lindtsedijk 8, Zwijndrecht
T +31 10 472 56 00
3198 LH Europoort Rotterdam
Postbus 18
F +31 10 472 56 44
P.O. Box 1188, 3180 AD Rozenburg
3330 AA ZWIJNDRECHT
I www.voslogistics.com
T +31 181 25 11 11
T +31 78 6109 911
F +31 181 25 11 99
F +31 78 6192 422
I www.storeship.nl
I www.unimills.nl
Vos Logistics BV
Propaanweg 27 3196 KH Vondelingenplaat Rotterdam
Wetro Production
Wolgaweg 29 3198 LR Europoort Rotterdam
Steinweg handelsveem b.v.
F +31 181 45 71 71
3088 GN Rotterdam
I www.wetro.nl
T +31 10 4879555 F +31 10 4879301
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