Storage

Tank Terminal Infrastructure

The On-Land Tank Terminal (OLTT) is designed as a large-scale integrated petroleum storage facility supporting crude oil, refined products, strategic reserves, and petrochemical feedstock operations.

The terminal is planned to provide high-capacity storage infrastructure with advanced operational systems, safety standards, and marine connectivity to support regional and international energy trade flows.

The OLTT will serve a wide range of clients including

  • Oil Producers
  • Refiners
  • International Trading Houses
  • Strategic Reserve Operators
  • Downstream Energy Companies

The terminal infrastructure is designed to support:

  • Crude Oil Storage
  • Refined Petroleum Products
  • Blending Operations
  • Transshipment Activities
  • Long-Term Storage Agreements

Strategically positioned along key maritime energy routes, the OLTT enhances supply chain efficiency while providing secure and commercially competitive storage solutions for global energy markets.

Core Features

  • Large-scale storage capacity
  • Integrated marine logistics infrastructure
  • Multi-product handling capability
  • Long-term storage contracts
  • International safety and operational standards
  • Future expansion capability

The OLTT represents the long-term permanent infrastructure component of the Ras Markaz energy platform.

Project Information

Client:

The Sixmothers Group

Location:

Oman’s Arabian Sea coast

Date:

May 15, 2026

Why Oman. Why Ras Markaz.
The Ras Markaz Strategic Tank Terminal Platform benefits from Oman’s unique geopolitical and maritime positioning, providing international energy markets with secure, efficient, and commercially attractive infrastructure access.
Key advantages include:
  • Strategic location outside the Strait of Hormuz
  • Direct access to international shipping routes
  • Strong regional and international trade connectivity
  • Alignment with Oman Vision 2040
  • Competitive operating environment
  • Long-term infrastructure growth potential

The project is positioned to support the evolving requirements of global energy security, petroleum logistics, and international maritime trade.