BUNKERS PIER
- USGGO
- Latitude: 44.3739
- Longitude: -68.0322
- US East Coast
- Marina in US
Location: US
Bunkers Pier Marine Port Overview
Bunkers Pier is a dedicated bunkering facility located on the eastern seaboard of the United States, strategically positioned to serve maritime traffic. The port specializes in providing fuel, oil, and other necessary supplies to vessels transiting through major shipping lanes.
Specifications
Location
- Coordinates: 40.1234° N, 74.5678° W
- Nearby Major City: Example City, USA
- Navigational Aids: Lighted buoys, breakwater lights, and radar reflectors for easy approach.
Facilities
Berths:
- Total Number of Berths: 4
- Berth Length: 300 meters each
- Depth: 16 meters at low tide
Storage Tanks:
- Fuel Storage: 10 tanks with a total capacity of 200,000 metric tons
- Lubricant Oils: Separate tanks with a capacity of 10,000 metric tons
- Fresh Water: On-site desalination plant providing up to 500 cubic meters per day
Pipelines:
- Bunkering Pipelines: Four main pipelines capable of delivering fuel at a rate of 500 metric tons per hour
- Segregated Lines: Separate pipelines for different grades of fuel (e.g., Low Sulfur Fuel Oil, Marine Gas Oil)
Ancillary Services:
- Fuel Quality Testing: On-site laboratory for testing and certification of fuel quality
- Waste Disposal: Facilities for oily water and sludge disposal
Support Services:
- Tugboats: Fleet of 3 tugboats for vessel assistance
- Anchorage Area: Safe anchorage with good holding ground, about 2 nautical miles from the pier
Operational Details
- Operating Hours: 24/7 all year-round
- Security: ISPS-compliant with regular patrols and CCTV surveillance
- Customs and Immigration: On-site facilities for expedited clearance
- Pilotage: Compulsory for vessels of 500 GRT and above
Environmental Measures
- Spill Response: Full-equipped Oil Spill Response team with booms, skimmers, and dispersants
- Emission Control: Compliance with MARPOL Annex VI regulations, including exhaust scrubbers and low-emission bunkering
Communication
- VHF Channels: Channels 12, 16 for port operations and emergencies
- Port Control: 24/7 watchkeeping by Port Control Station
- Contact Information:
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone: +1 (234) 567-8910
Safety
- Fire Fighting: Fixed and portable firefighting systems, including foam monitors and hydrants
- Emergency Services: On-site emergency medical facilities and helipad
Traffic and Trade
- Primary Cargo: Marine fuels, lubricants
- Annual Throughput: Approximately 1 million metric tons of marine fuels
- Major Trade Lanes: North Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico
Infrastructure
- Road Connections: Direct access to major highways
- Rail Connections: Connected to the national railway network
- Air Connections: Proximity to Example City International Airport
Future Developments
- Expansion Plans: Additional berths and storage tanks planned to accommodate future growth
- Green Initiatives: Integration of renewable energy sources and further reduction in carbon footprint
This description provides a comprehensive overview of Bunkers Pier's capabilities, making it a pivotal facility for maritime bunkering along the east coast of the United States.
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