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Zenith Energy U.S.
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Zenith Energy is a world-class midstream asset operator buying and building terminals in the Atlantic Basin, primarily Europe, Africa and Latin America which include the storage and logistics for crude oil, refined products, petrochemicals and all types of dry-bulk commodities. Our strategy is to pursue opportunities with strategic importance to our customers and the marketplace without taking any direct commodity exposure. We are committed to our core values of safety first, environmental protection, integrity and ethics in business, customer service, employee respect, well maintained facilities and appropriate financial returns.About our Terminals:Over 1,000,000 cbm of clean products tankage and LPG spheres with access to an 10-bay fully automated truck gantry make The Terminal a world class blending terminal in the ARA storage hub. A former refinery tank farm allows for high volume transfers from any tank and jetty to any tank and jetty. Zenith's Amsterdam Terminal is capable of handling marine vessels of any depth which can navigate the Port of Amsterdam lock system.With its Single Point Mooring system capable of handling VLCC's and 30-meter draft, Bantry Bay Terminal is a major petroleum facility capable of making and breaking the largest petroleum cargos in the market. Bantry Bay is situated 80 kilometers southwest of Cork, Ireland on 142 hectares of land owned by Zenith Energy. The terminal utilizes a single point mooring system to load and unload vessels ranging in size from 20,000 DWT to 320,000 DWT.Colombia - Palermo Tanks is a joint venture between Coremar Group and Zenith Energy. Palermo Tanks Terminal is a state-of-the-art, public-access liquids terminal built to highest technical, operating and safety standards for importing and exporting petroleum, chemicals and vegetable oils. Palermo Tanks Terminal is located on a 170 hectare industrial park with an initial capacity of 58,000 cbm with plans to eventually exceed 400,000 cbm.