EcoCeres Limited, a subsidiary of EcoCeres Inc., has entered into an agreement to lease 100,000 cubic metres of storage capacity at Dialog Terminals Langsat (3) Sdn. Bhd. in Tanjung Langsat, Johor Darul Ta’zim, Malaysia. Dialog Terminals Langsat is an indirect, wholly-owned subsidiary of Dialog Group Berhad, which recently expanded its facilities by adding 150,000 cubic metres of storage for renewable and petroleum products. The agreement with EcoCeres is structured as a take-or-pay contract. The expansion of the terminal is scheduled for completion in the first quarter of FY2027.
This new lease agreement follows EcoCeres’ announcement of a significant investment in a new production facility in Pasir Gudang, Johor, Malaysia. The renewable refinery, expected to be operational in the second half of 2025, is strategically located less than one kilometre from DTL3 and will be directly connected to the terminal’s storage tanks via rundown pipelines.
EcoCeres’ new refinery will focus on producing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), hydrotreated vegetable oils, and renewable naphtha. The facility is designed with an annual production capacity of up to 400,000 tonnes, and the products will be stored in tanks at DTL3 that are dedicated to EcoCeres. The integration of DTL3’s storage capabilities with the new refinery optimises the investment in storage infrastructure while enhancing operational efficiency through the logistical integration provided by the rundown pipelines.
Jeremy Baines, CEO of EcoCeres, commented on the collaboration: “This partnership will facilitate the integration of EcoCeres’ new Malaysia refinery into the global logistics infrastructure, help our customers access high-quality renewable fuels, and contribute to the growth of EcoCeres as a global player in the renewable fuels market.”
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