- The project modernized the Torre Arenillas Quay with 70 km of new pipes and upgraded equipment.
- Completed over three years, the project cost over 150 million euros.
- The south berth commissioning marks the project's full operational status.
- The pipeline supports the distribution of traditional and sustainable energy products.
Project Overview
The modernization of the Torre Arenillas Quay at the Nuevo Puerto de Palos de la Frontera industrial estate involved the installation of 70 kilometers of new pipelines, upgraded pumping equipment, and twelve new marine loading systems. This infrastructure project aimed to enhance operational efficiency and safety at the Port of Huelva.
Investment and Timeline
With an investment exceeding 150 million euros, the project was completed over a span of three years without disrupting port terminal activities. The recent commissioning of the south berth signifies the project's full operational status.
Collaboration and Execution
The project required innovative civil engineering solutions due to spatial constraints and involved over 300 professionals from various disciplines. Coordination between Moeve and Exolum was crucial, with Moeve leading the design and execution, while Exolum participated as a strategic partner and will manage the facility's operations.
Strategic Importance
The new pipeline is integrated into the logistics network of the La Rábida Energy Park, reinforcing its role as a strategic hub for energy product production and distribution. It supports the export of traditional products, second-generation biofuels, and other sustainable solutions, aligning with the energy transition goals.
