Platts – Malaysia’s TLP eyes restart of Langsat oil terminal in Jan


Dateline 2011-12-22:

Malaysia’s Tanjung Langsat Port expects to restart full operations at its 100,000 cubic meters (628,981 barrels) oil and petrochemicals complex in January, a source close to the matter said Thursday.

As of now, the first discharge shipment into the terminal in Malaysia’s southern Johor state has yet to be fixed.

In August, TLP completed the reconstruction of two of its remaining oil product tanks — No. 1 and 2 — and also received approval from the Department of Occupational Safety and Health.

The other six tanks at the terminal have already received DOSH’s approval in mid-2010.

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