- Stanlow Terminals launched a strategic investment program in Spring 2025.
- Upgrades include energy-efficient crude transfer pumps and a 100,000m³ crude storage tank.
- Plans include developing the UK's largest biofuels storage hub and a hydrogen transport hub.
- Facilities will support carbon dioxide transport and storage for net-zero goals.
Infrastructure Upgrades
Stanlow Terminals Ltd, the UK's largest independent bulk liquid storage provider, initiated a strategic investment program in Spring 2025 to modernize its terminal infrastructure. Key upgrades include the installation of energy-efficient crude transfer pumps, extensive maintenance on large crude lines, and critical control valve overhauls. Additionally, a 100,000m³ crude storage tank at Tranmere has been recommissioned to maximize the crude tank farm's online capacity.
Future Fuels Development
The company is investing in infrastructure to support future fuels, with plans to develop the UK's largest biofuels storage hub and a hydrogen transport hub for multi-modal distribution. These initiatives are part of a broader effort to enhance port operations and enable more flexible handling of fuel imports.
Net-Zero Ambitions
Stanlow Terminals is also focusing on facilities to support carbon dioxide transport and storage, which are crucial for the UK's net-zero ambitions. These developments aim to position the company as a key player in the transition to low-carbon energy solutions.
