Japan ports update - wet bulk

This ports update bulletin is revised as and when new information on wet bulk terminals is received. Whilst the web page displays just those terminals where damage and or interruption has been reported, a spreadsheet listing the status of all terminals for which we have reports is attached to the bulletin. A Japan ports map listing contact numbers for all the major ports is also listed.

PortStatusTerminalStatus

Chiba

Open

Cosmo Oil (Main)

Refining under suspension / Cargo ops in working

Kashima

Open

Kashima Oil

Refining to resume around this summer / Cargo ops in working by coasters

Kashima

Open

Mitsubishi Chem

Plant under restroration / Expected to resume in late May

Kashima

Open

Shin-Etsu Chem

Shore facilities under restoration

Onahama

Open for limited vessels

Onahama Petroleum

Coaster berths partly operating

Sendai

Open

JXNOE

Refining expected to resume in 2012 summer / Cargo ops to resume around this summer

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Date18/04/2011

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