Sentence examples for deep water terminals from inspiring English sources
In particular, Gulf undertook the construction of deep water terminals at Bantry Bay in Ireland and Okinawa in Japan capable of handling Ultra Large Crude Carrier (ULCC) vessels serving the European and Asian markets respectively.
Vale, the large Brazilian iron ore producer, has built a $2 billion iron pellet plant and deep-water terminal in Oman, another G.C.C. member.
The company operates its own deep-water terminal in Chesapeake, Va., loading seagoing barges with nearly 1.5 million metric tons of wood pellets every year, most of them bound for Britain.
It is the only deep-water terminal in the Baltic sea to have a direct connection (taking advantage of the world's largest vessels) with China, Korea and other Asian states.
Heavier foundation work is probably necessary at the berthing point to carry this machinery, and, for this reason, ore terminals have not been built as far out in deep water as oil terminals.
He envisions the tunnel as a link to a re-energized port terminal in Sunset Park, with the deep water off the Brooklyn waterfront enabling the terminal to be used by a new generation of deep-draft cargo vessels that cannot navigate the shallower channels leading to ports on Staten Island and in New Jersey.
It has sought government permission in Hong Kong to build a liquefied natural gas terminal in a marine conservation area with fairly deep water, situated close to power plants.
Several Hong Kong developers, led by Sir Gordon, chairman of Hopewell Holdings, want to build a bridge from Macau to Hong Kong's Lantau Island and a new deep-water container terminal port at the western end of it.
Exports were cut nearly in half because of damage to the pipeline, which feeds the Basra and Khor al Amaya terminals.] Since the two terminals reopened in March 2003 after the American-led invasion, 287 tankers had been filled in the deep waters at the two terminals as of late June.
