Trafigura has applied to build a deep water port in Texas, United States, that would be able to load supertankers, the company said, supplying badly needed oil export infrastructure to the country
Trafigura has applied to build a deep water port in Texas, United States, that would be able to load supertankers, the company said, supplying badly needed oil export infrastructure to the country. The company said it had applied for a permit on July 9 via its subsidiary Texas Gulf Terminals. A spokeswoman added the infrastructure would include a new onshore terminal that will be fed via a pipeline and close to Corpus Christi. The SPM will have a capacity of around 500,000 barrels per day, the spokeswoman said.
