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PERN: Construction of another 8 fuel tanks in four bases begins
Author:Mariusz Dasiewicz
PERN has signed contracts with contractors and begins to implement 8 further fuel tanks with a total capacity of 256 thousand m.3, in the bases in Dębogórze, Nowa Wielka, Rejowc and Borownow, the company stated.
The construction of 8 fuel storage facilities is carried out within the second phase of the 3rd stage of the expansion of fuel bases. Over the last 3 years, under the Megainvestment program, PERN has put into service 13 fuel tanks, and in July this year it will complete the construction of another 7.
With full commitment, we are implementing the PERN storage infrastructure expansion plan for our customers, who are particularly in need of flexibility today due to the new logistical challenges associated with the different fuel supply directions. Our project will be implemented with experienced consortia. The competence of the contractors, who will soon enter the construction sites, will soon allow us to release 8 more liquid fuel tanks.
Mateusz Radecki, vice-president of PERN
Design of vessels with a capacity of 32 thousand m3 each in four locations will be implemented by three consortiums: Aldesa Constructiones Polska (leader), Aldesa Constructiones (partner), Mecro (partner) – bases in Dębogórz and Nowa Wielka, Naftoremont – Naftobudo (leader), Agat (partner) – bases in Rejowc and Porr (leader), Poner (partner) – bases in Boronów, listed in the material.
The new tanks are created as part of the third stage of the expansion of the fuel base capacity of the MegaPern investments program. The first stage included the construction of 4 tanks with a total capacity of 128,000 m3 in Koluszki and Nowa Wielka, the second stage completed a year ago are 9 new tanks with a total capacity of 222 thousand m.3 in 6 locations: Dębogórze, Rejowiec, Boronów, Koluszki, Emilianów and Małaszewiczy. The first phase of the third stage is now ending – in July 7 vessels will be put into service, with a total capacity of 224 thousand m.3. The new storage infrastructure will allow the storage of intervention stocks and more flexible fuel trading, is summarised.
Source: ISBnews
