GES Klang
Overview
In March 2019, we had the ground-breaking ceremony of its new Liquefied Petroleum Gas (“LPG”) storage facility in Port Klang Malaysia. It will be the first independent refrigerated LPG terminal in South East Asia with primary activities of storage, blending, break-bulk, handling and distribution to domestic and international consumer market. The terminal will have a capacity of 134,400 cubic meters which consist of 2 refrigerated tanks and 4 pressurised bullets. Commencement of operations is expected to be early 2021.
Technical Overview
CAPACITY
134,400 m3
TANKS
- 2 x 60,000 m3 full containment refrigerated tanks
- 4 x 3,600 m3 pressurised bullet tanks
PRODUCTS
Propane, Butane and LPG
VAPOUR RECOVERY
Boil-Off Gas Compression and re-liquefaction units
PIPELINES
- 1 x 20” refrigerated Propane
- 1 x 20” refrigerated Butane
- 1 x 14” LPG; 1 x 10” Vapor
MARINE LOADING ARMS
- 1 x 16” Propane
- 1 x 16” Butane
- 2 x 8” LPG ; 2 x 4” Vapor
JETTIES
- 1 x berth for up to 60,000 DWT
- 1 x berth for up to 5,000 DWT
BLENDING
2 x Inline LPG Mixers
Facilities
- Dedicated Refrigerated Propane and Butane jetty pipelines, each capable of transfer rate of 1,500 mtph
- Pressurised LPG ship loading rate of up to 500 mtph
- Propane and butane heaters
- LPG mixers with ratio control
- 4 x Tanker Truck loading bays (expandable to 6 bays)
- LPG Odorant Injection System
- LPG Bottling