Infrastructure ready for the energy transition
Our vision is to be a trusted and transition-ready independent storage terminal — the bridge between today’s liquid energy economy and the renewable fuels of tomorrow.
A bridge to the fuels of tomorrow
The energy system is changing. Demand for conventional petroleum products will coexist for years with a fast-growing need for biofuels, renewable feedstocks and future hydrogen carriers. Storage terminals sit at the centre of that shift — the same tanks, manifolds and measurement systems that serve today’s fuels can be prepared to serve tomorrow’s.
Our vision is to build on that position. We are working to ensure our service scope, controls and partnerships can accommodate biofuels and renewable feedstocks alongside conventional products, and to prepare for the hydrogen carriers and e-fuels that will power industry and transport in the decades ahead.
Being transition-ready is not a single project. It is a direction — applied to tank allocation, material compatibility, measurement, safety assessment and the partnerships we form — so that our customers can move through the transition with us rather than around us.
Key capabilities
Biofuels & Renewable Feedstocks
Service scope prepared for biofuels and renewable feedstocks alongside conventional products.
Future Hydrogen Carriers
Forward planning for hydrogen carriers and e-fuels as those markets develop.
Flexible Allocation
Tank allocation and compatibility managed to serve a changing product mix.
Partnership-Led
Partnerships formed with the transition in mind, across key energy ports.
Storage is central to the energy transition
Renewable and lower-carbon fuels still need to be stored, measured, blended and moved. Terminals that adapt early give customers a smoother path through the transition.
As fuel blends change and new molecules enter the supply chain, the requirements on storage grow more complex — different material compatibility, different measurement characteristics, different safety considerations. Adapting to these is a matter of engineering, procedure and partnership, not improvisation.
Our role is to make that adaptation visible and manageable for customers, so that adding a renewable component or a new product to their supply chain does not mean starting from scratch on storage and handling.
Frequently asked questions
Does GATEWAY STORAGE TERMINAL already handle renewable fuels?
Our service scope is designed to accommodate biofuels and renewable feedstocks alongside conventional petroleum products. Acceptance of any specific product is always subject to compatibility, facility capability and partner arrangements at the relevant location.
What does “transition-ready” mean in practice?
It means thinking ahead about tank allocation, material compatibility, measurement, safety assessment and partnerships so that lower-carbon fuels can be introduced without rebuilding storage and handling from scratch. It is a direction applied across how we plan and operate.
Can you support new fuel types my business is developing?
We welcome early conversations about new and emerging products. Contact our team to discuss compatibility, handling requirements and the locations that may suit your product.