SENIPAH OIL TERMINAL

• IDSPH
• Latitude: -1.07153
• Longitude: 117.209
• Indonesia
• Offshore Terminal in Indonesia

Location: Indonesia

The Senipah Oil Terminal, located in Indonesia, is a crucial installation for oil export operations. Below is a detailed description and specification of the terminal:

General Information

Location:
Senipah, East Kalimantan, Indonesia

Coordinates:
0.61° S latitude, 117.75° E longitude

Operator:
Pertamina or Indonesia's state-owned oil and gas company with other cooperating oil companies.

Primary Use:
The terminal primarily supports the export of crude oil, condensates, and related petroleum products.

Infrastructure and Facilities

Berths/Piers:

1. Main Loading Berth:

   • Length: Approximately 300 meters
   • Depth: Up to 25 meters (suitable for deep-draft vessels)

2. Secondary Berths:

   • Length: Varies between 150-200 meters
   • Depth: Around 18-20 meters

Storage Facilities:

1. Tank Farms:

   • Capacity: Multiple tanks with a total capacity running into several hundred thousand cubic meters.
   • Contents: Crude oil, condensates, possibly other refined products.

2. Pipeline System:

   • Pipeline Size: Diameter varies, major pipelines are approximately 24-48 inches.
   • Connectivity: Direct linkage to upstream production facilities and refineries/storage tanks.

Loading/Unloading Equipment:

1. Loading Arms:

   • Number and Type: Multiple, including articulated arms suitable for large tanker vessels.
   • Capacity: Capable of handling substantial import/export volumes.

2. Mooring Facilities:

   • Equipped with advanced mooring buoys and lines for securing large tankers safely.

Navigation and Access

Sea Access: - Approach Channels: Dredged regularly to maintain necessary depth. - Pilotage: Mandatory pilotage service available for navigating the channel and docking. - Tidal Range: Normally between 1 to 4 meters; critical for vessel approach and berthing.

Safety and Security:

1. Navigation Aids:

   • Fully equipped with navigation lights, buoys, and electronic sea navigation aids.

2. Emergency Services:

   • On-site fire-fighting equipment including tugs equipped with firefighting capabilities.
   • Pollution control measures in place along with emergency response teams.

Operational Capacity:

• Annual Throughput: Millions of barrels of oil and oil products processed annually.
• Vessel Handling: Accommodates various vessel sizes including Very Large Crude Carriers (VLCCs).

Environmental and Regulatory Compliance

Environmental Safeguards:

• Strict adherence to both Indonesian and international environmental regulations.
• Waste management systems to handle operational byproducts.
• Regular monitoring of air and water quality surrounding the terminal.

Regulatory Compliance:

• Operates under Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources guidelines.
• Conforms to International Maritime Organization (IMO) standards.
• Regular inspections and audits to maintain high safety and operational standards.

Additional Information

Connectivity:

• Land Transport: Road connections for logistical support.
• Air Transport: Proximity to major airports to facilitate quick personnel and communication transit.

Utility Services:

• Water Supply: Adequate freshwater supply for terminal operations.
• Power Supply: Reliable power grid connectivity and backup systems.

The Senipah Oil Terminal stands as a vital node in Indonesia's oil export infrastructure, ensuring efficient handling and transport of petroleum resources with a strong focus on safety, efficiency, and environmental stewardship.