Japan - Tanker ports update

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.

PortStatusTerminalStatusCargo
ChibaOpenCosmo Oil (Main)Refining under suspension / Cargo ops in workingNaphtha / Gas oil / JET
KashimaOpenKashima OilRefining to resume in June / Cargo ops in workingCrude oil / Naphtha / FO
KashimaOpenMitsubishi ChemMitsubishi Chem - Plant under restroration / One Etylene plant to resume from 20th/MayChemical
KashimaOpenShin-Etsu ChemOperation resumed partly / Full operation expected in End of MayChemical
OnahamaOpen for limited vesselsOnahama PetroleumCoaster berths partly operatingCrude oil/ FO
SendaiOpenJXNOERefining expected to resume in 2012 summer / Cargo ops to resume around this summerCrude oil / Mid.dist / chemical

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Date23/05/2011

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