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Quantem has opened its expanded Pelican Point Terminal in Adelaide, Australia, following a $52 million project to add 90,000 m3 of new diesel storage capacity at the site.
The landmark project included the design and construction of three 30,000 cubic metre diesel storage tanks and associated infrastructure to support critical transport and infrastructure requirements.
At a ceremony to mark the official opening of the expanded terminal, Quantem CEO, Nick Moen, says: ‘This is a major milestone in Quantem’s longstanding commitment to enhancing Australia’s fuel security. The expansion at Pelican Point ensures reliable, long-term fuel supply for South Australian businesses who depend on diesel for their everyday operations.