Antifer/Le Havre

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CIM CCMP

Antifer oil terminal, owned by HAROPA PORT, is operated byCIM-CCMP(Noven group). It is located about twenty kilometres north of Le Havre and south of Étretat, in the municipality of Saint-Jouin-Bruneval.

It is a unique terminal in France and Europe, fully dedicated to crude oil and operating 24/7. As a deep-water port with no vessel size or draft restrictions, it is designed to accommodate high-capacity supertankers. Crude oil is transferred to Normandy refineries by pipeline via Le Havre terminal.

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©HAROPA PORT / Nautilus

  • 613 000

    CBM of crude oil storage capacity

  • 6

    storage tanks

  • 550 000

    tonnes theoretical vessel reception capacity at full load

  • 2

    berths

  • 15

    hectares

  • > 20

    metres maximum admissible draught

CONNECTIONS

- maritime
- road: A29, A131 freeways
- pipeline: private Noven pipeline linking Antifer and Le Havre terminals

Le Havre oil terminal, owned by HAROPA PORT, is operated byCIM-CCMP(Noven group). It is located in the outer harbour, adjacent toPort 2000, and operates 24/7. The site is connected to Normandy refineries by pipeline and linked to theLHP TRAPILnetwork.

It stores the following products:

  • crude oil,
  • refined petroleum products,
  • other liquid bulk.
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©HAROPA PORT / Marin DAVID

  • 1,95

    million CBM of crude oil storage capacity

  • 1,8

    million CBM of refined products storage capacity

  • 104

    storage tanks

  • 25-250 000

    tonnes theoretical vessel reception capacity at full load

  • 6

    berths

  • 150

    hectares

  • 8,70-16

    metres maximum admissible draught

CONNEXIONS

- maritime
- river
- pipeline: LHP TRAPIL network, CEPS network (NATO), private refinery pipeline

SHMPP

The site operated by SHMPPis in the heart of Le Havre port area, close to maritime terminals and major logistics corridors. It is the only bunker fuel supply facility in the port of Le Havre capable of delivering heavy fuel oil by barge. The site operates 24/7 and is connected to the TotalEnergies Normandy platform by two pipelines and to the LHP TRAPILnetwork.

It stores the following products:

  • all diesel and associated biofuels,
  • all heavy fuel oils,
  • liquid sulphur.
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©HAROPA PORT / Marin DAVID

  • 360 000

    CBM of storage capacity

  • 20

    storage tanks

  • 40-105 000

    tonnes maximum vessel reception capacity

  • 3

    berths

  • 34

    hectares

  • 13,30

    metres maximum admissible draught

CONNEXIONS

- maritime: for all products
- rail: for liquid sulphur
- road: A29, A131 freeways for diesel fuels, DML and heavy fuel oil
- pipeline: LHP TRAPIL network for diesel fuels