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Romania: Oil Terminal launched the biggest tank for crude oil and diesel in Romania

Romanian company Oil Terminal commissioned the largest tank for crude oil and diesel, with a capacity of 55,000 m3, The investment is worth 20 million euros and was financed by a bank loan, according to Oil Terminal officials.

Oil Terminal, a company in the portfolio of the Ministry of Energy, has a tradition of over 125 years and plays a strategic role in Romania and the entire region.

The South Platform, where the new capacity was inaugurated, is the fourth-largest warehouse in Europe.

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