BP says loading times at its Port Hedland fuel terminal in Western Australia have been cut by 40 per cent, AAP reports.
A new higher volume loading gantry has been successfully commissioned and is now fully operational, complementing upgrades to electrical systems, higher capacity pumps and loading infrastructure.
BP Australasia president Paul Waterman said $45 million was being spent on the upgrade of the Port Hedland terminal.
"Additional storage capacity gives us greater flexibility and the new gantry facilities speed up truck loading to further improve our customer offer," he said.
BP's Port Hedland terminal is the largest oil industry storage facility servicing the Pilbara region.
A new higher volume loading gantry has been successfully commissioned and is now fully operational, complementing upgrades to electrical systems, higher capacity pumps and loading infrastructure.
BP Australasia president Paul Waterman said $45 million was being spent on the upgrade of the Port Hedland terminal.
"Additional storage capacity gives us greater flexibility and the new gantry facilities speed up truck loading to further improve our customer offer," he said.
BP's Port Hedland terminal is the largest oil industry storage facility servicing the Pilbara region.