The project marks the commencement of TNPA’s first brownfield project and is in line with the Richards Bay Port Master Plan, which seeks to increase the liquid bulk volume and revenue at the port South Dunes Precinct. The terminal is expected to promote economic activity, job creation and skills development in the Eastern Region.
"The award of this concession marks a significant milestone in the lifeline of this brownfield project. TNPA is also very eager about the prospects of the concession, as the bunkering facility demonstrates our commitment to reposition our port as a Dry Bulk and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG)," says Dennis Mqadi, TNPA port manager at the Port of Richards Bay.
FFS Tank Terminal, a privately held company based in Durban, South Africa, boasts extensive expertise and capability in managing liquid bulk. The firm operates numerous manufacturing sites, storage facilities, and tank farms throughout the country. FFS specialises in handling a diverse range of products, including heavy fuel oil, liquefied petroleum gas, liquefied natural gas, coal tar fuel, and distillate fuel oil.
