text: 14 November 2012 08:59 [Source: ICIS news]
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  SINGAPORE
  Once completed in early 2015, the first phase of the new terminal will have an initial storage capacity of about 250,000 cubic metres (cbm), the company said in a statement.
  “This capacity can be expanded in the future,” it said.
  The first phase of the terminal will consist of around 40 commodity and specialty chemical storage tanks as well as truck handling and ship loading facilities for five berths, Vopak said.
  Vopak and SABIC has established a new joint venture, Jubail Chemical Storage and Services Company (JCSSC), to run the project.
  SABIC holds 75% of JCSSC while Vopak owns the remaining 25%.
  JCSSC has awarded the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contracts for the new terminal in Jubail to China National Chemical Engineering Corporation, SABIC said in a separate statement released on Wednesday.
  The total investment cost for the contracts is estimated at $400m (€316m),