Energy storage infrastructure and environmental stewardship

Environment & Sustainability

Responsible infrastructure.
Long-term stewardship.

Energy infrastructure operates within communities, working environments and natural surroundings. Responsible operation means understanding those interfaces and managing them with discipline over the life of an asset.

Environmental management

Managing the interfaces around critical infrastructure.

Environmental performance depends on disciplined operations, effective maintenance and awareness of the conditions surrounding each facility.

LAND & WATER

Protecting the environment around our assets.

Responsible infrastructure management includes awareness of surrounding land and water resources and the potential environmental interfaces created by terminal and pipeline operations.

EMISSIONS & EFFICIENCY

Improving operational efficiency.

Efficient equipment, disciplined operating practices and infrastructure improvements can support more effective use of energy and resources.

WASTE & RESOURCES

Using resources responsibly.

Maintenance and operational activities require materials and resources. Responsible management means reducing unnecessary waste and handling materials appropriately.

Oil storage tanks and terminal infrastructure

Storage infrastructure requires continuous attention to asset condition, operating performance and surrounding environmental conditions.

Asset stewardship

Maintaining infrastructure is part of sustainability.

Extending the useful life of infrastructure through appropriate inspection, maintenance and asset management can support reliable operations while avoiding unnecessary replacement and disruption.

INSPECT

Understand asset condition and identify areas requiring attention.

MAINTAIN

Keep equipment and infrastructure in appropriate operating condition.

IMPROVE

Identify opportunities to improve reliability, efficiency and long-term performance.

Looking ahead

Infrastructure can evolve with the energy system.

TODAY

Operate existing infrastructure responsibly.

Reliability, asset integrity, environmental awareness and operational discipline remain fundamental to energy infrastructure.

TRANSITION

Adapt infrastructure as energy systems change.

Existing networks can provide important foundations for new energy flows, technologies and changing market requirements.

FUTURE

Build for long-term energy needs.

Future infrastructure will require flexibility, responsible development and the ability to support an increasingly diverse energy system.

Patoka Oil Terminal

Connecting energy infrastructure with global markets.

For enquiries about our infrastructure, network, services and commercial opportunities, contact the Patoka team.

North America · Patoka · Houston / Gulf Coast

Europe & Middle East · Rotterdam · Fujairah

Asia · Singapore · Malaysia · China