Tetney Marine Terminal
GBTTL
Also see
Goole
Grimsby,
Howden,
Hull,
Humber Estuary,
Immingham,
Keadby,
New Holland and
General before first United Kingdom port
OVERVIEW:
The Tetney Marine Terminal (Tetney Oil Terminal) comprises the Tetney Monobuoy, a
single SBM installation. It is the import terminal for Aframax-size tankers with crude
oil imports to the Phillips 66 Humber Refinery. The terminal is connected to the Monobuoy
by a 36 in. pipeline; there is a 22 in. line from the terminal to the refinery.
LOCATION:
Open roadstead at the entrance to the Humber estuary on the east coast of England,
approx. 2.0 n.m. south of Spurn Head.
CHARTS:
Digital: GB300107 and GB40346A.
Paper: BA 104, 107 and 1190.
Publications:
NP54, North Sea (West) Pilot.
PORT LIMITS:
The terminal limits extend in a radius of 457.2 m. from the Monobuoy through an arc
of 360°.
DOCUMENTS:
See
Pre-Arrival Information and
General…
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