Damaged wet bulk terminals in Japan - details as at 11th April

The ports of Chiba, Kashima, Onahama and Sendai have reported damage and interruption to a number of their terminals. Individual details on terminal damage and/or interruption as at 11th April 2011 are set out below.

BerthStatusDetailDWTCargo
CHIBA Port status: Working normally except for Cosmo Oil
Cosmo Oil - Refining under suspension / Cargo ops in working
No.2 BerthClosed68,626 Jet
No.10 BerthOpen96,550 Naphtha, Gasoil, Jet
No.14-A PierOpen7,564 Chemical
Sea BerthOpen100,000 Naphtha
KASHIMA Port status: Open / Port entry is subject to harbour master's permission
Kashima Denkai
Denkai BerthOpenBerth facilities confirmed usable130,000 Naphtha, Salt
Kashima LPG Joint Stockpiling
Kyobi PierOpen66,769 LPG
Kashima Oil - Refining to resume this summer. Cargo ops in working by coasters
COP No.1ClosedLoading arm broken / Unable to use314,026 Crude, Naphtha
COP No.2ClosedTo resume late April101,723 Crude, FO, LPG
COP No.3ClosedTo resume late April88,000 Naphtha, FO, Gasoil
Mitsubishi Chem - Plant in suspension / Expected to resume in late May
B-8ClosedDamaged / Unable to use15,000 Chemical
Shin-Etsu Chem - Shore facilities under restoration
No.2ClosedDamaged / Under inspection45,991 Chemical
ONAHAMA Port status: Open in limited area 
Onahama Petroleum - Coaster berths partly operating
Sea BerthClosedUnder inspection / No major damage reported100,000 Crude/FO
SENDAI Port status: Open in limited area 
JXNOE - Refining expected to resume summer 2012 & cargo ops summer 2011
No.1 PierClosed314,250 Crude, Product, LPG

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