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Rubis Terminal Rotterdam (the Netherlands) has begun the expansion of Phase 4 of its project. As per tradition, a coin was tossed in to the first piling, to bring good luck and success to the project.
Phase 4 is planned to be operational in April 2025 and comprises of nine tanks with a total capacity of 28.000 m3. The tank configurations are designed to handle a large variety of petrochemicals, biofuels and other bio and circular products such as pyrolysis oils.
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