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Pacifica Energy Storage Network

Infrastructure positioned for global trade.

Pacifica Energy Storage's terminal network connects strategically positioned storage infrastructure with major international energy, industrial and maritime markets. Through terminal assets and strategic operating relationships, the network provides customers with greater storage flexibility, marine access and supply-chain connectivity across key global trading regions.

8 Strategic Terminal Locations
84M Network Storage Capacity
24/7 Terminal Operations
Global Marine & Supply Chain Connectivity
Global Terminal Infrastructure

Connecting storage with strategic maritime gateways.

Pacifica Energy Storage focuses its network around established energy and commodity gateways where marine access, industrial demand, transportation infrastructure and international trade flows intersect.

Network Intelligence
Total Network Capacity 84M m³
Core Service Bulk Liquid Storage
Marine Interface Port & Vessel Connectivity
Cargo Handling Liquid Bulk Products
Operating Model Customer-Focused
Strategic Terminal Network

Eight strategic gateways. 84 million m³ of capacity.

Each location contributes a distinct strategic advantage to the Pacifica Energy Storage network. Larger capacity positions are concentrated at major international energy and maritime hubs, while complementary terminals extend regional reach and supply-chain flexibility.

01
United States

Port of Houston

Gulf Coast Energy Gateway
Major Network Hub
Allocated Storage 18.0M m³ 21.43% of network

A principal Gulf Coast energy gateway positioned within one of the world's largest refining, petrochemical, industrial and marine logistics clusters.

18.0M m³ Storage
Marine Interface
Gulf Coast Gateway

Customer contribution: Provides substantial access to Gulf Coast storage, marine movements, refining infrastructure and regional distribution networks.

02
Netherlands

Port of Rotterdam

European Energy Gateway
Major Network Hub
Allocated Storage 15.0M m³ 17.86% of network

One of Europe's most important maritime energy gateways, connecting Atlantic trade routes with extensive industrial, pipeline, inland waterway and distribution infrastructure.

15.0M m³ Storage
Marine Access
Europe Gateway

Customer contribution: Strengthens European storage flexibility and supports connections between seaborne cargoes, industrial consumers and inland markets.

03
Singapore

Port of Jurong

Southeast Asian Gateway
Major Network Hub
Allocated Storage 12.0M m³ 14.29% of network

A strategically positioned Southeast Asian terminal location supporting petrochemical, industrial and marine supply chains across one of the world's most active maritime regions.

12.0M m³ Storage
Marine Operations
Asia Gateway

Customer contribution: Supports Asian commodity flows with strategically positioned storage, marine access and connections to regional industrial markets.

04
United Arab Emirates

Port of Fujairah

Arabian Gulf / Indian Ocean
Allocated Storage 10.0M m³ 11.90% of network

A strategically located energy and marine hub supporting regional and international liquid bulk movements between the Arabian Gulf, Indian Ocean and wider global trading markets.

10.0M m³ Storage
Deepwater Marine
Gulf Position

Customer contribution: Enhances regional storage flexibility and supports marine-based trading, blending, distribution and energy logistics.

05
China

Port of Qingdao

Northern China Gateway
Allocated Storage 9.0M m³ 10.71% of network

A major northern China maritime gateway with strategic access to industrial, energy and commercial supply chains serving the wider East Asian market.

9.0M m³ Storage
Marine Access
East Asia Market

Customer contribution: Expands access to Asian import, export and industrial distribution flows while providing additional storage flexibility.

06
China

Ningbo-Zhoushan

Yangtze River Delta
Allocated Storage 8.0M m³ 9.52% of network

A major deep-water maritime and industrial gateway positioned within the highly active Yangtze River Delta economic region.

8.0M m³ Storage
Deepwater Marine
China Gateway

Customer contribution: Supports high-volume marine logistics and provides additional storage flexibility for customers participating in Asian commodity markets.

07
Brazil

Porto do Açu

Brazilian Atlantic Gateway
Allocated Storage 6.5M m³ 7.74% of network

A strategic Brazilian industrial and maritime gateway supporting energy, industrial and bulk commodity logistics along the Atlantic coast.

6.5M m³ Storage
Atlantic Gateway
Brazil Market

Customer contribution: Extends network reach into South American energy and industrial supply chains while strengthening Atlantic trade connectivity.

08
Venezuela / Caribbean

José Terminal

Caribbean Energy Gateway
Allocated Storage 5.5M m³ 6.55% of network

A strategically positioned Caribbean energy terminal supporting regional marine logistics and liquid bulk movements serving international and regional customers.

5.5M m³ Storage
Marine Interface
Caribbean Gateway

Customer contribution: Provides additional regional storage capacity and marine connectivity supporting Caribbean and international liquid bulk supply chains.

Integrated Global Network

Eight locations. One connected storage strategy.

The strength of Pacifica Energy Storage's network is not defined solely by individual terminals. It is the collective ability of strategically positioned assets and partnerships to provide customers with greater flexibility when planning storage, vessel movements, inventory positioning and regional distribution.

84M Total capacity
8 Strategic locations
3 Major trade regions
Network Capacity

A diversified portfolio of strategic storage infrastructure.

84M m³ Total Allocated Network Capacity
Why the Network Matters

More locations. More flexibility. More supply-chain confidence.

A strategically connected terminal network enables customers to position inventory closer to markets, access marine infrastructure and respond more effectively to changing commodity flows.

Strategic Storage

Customers can access strategically positioned bulk liquid storage capacity across important energy, industrial and maritime markets.

Marine Connectivity

Port-based infrastructure creates efficient interfaces between storage facilities, vessels and international commodity movements.

Supply-Chain Flexibility

Multiple strategic locations provide greater options for inventory positioning, regional distribution and commercial supply-chain planning.

Long-Term Value

Our network strategy is designed to support resilient infrastructure, customer growth and sustainable long-term participation in global liquid bulk markets.

Wherever the cargo moves, Pacifica Energy Storage is building the infrastructure behind it.

Through strategically positioned storage capacity, terminal relationships and marine connectivity, we help customers move liquid commodities with greater reliability, flexibility and confidence across global markets.