Seaport Canaveral Terminal Has Resumed Normal Operations

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla., Oct. 12, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Seaport Canaveral Terminal (of VTTI Energy Partners LP,  NYSE: VTTI) has resumed normal operations. On Saturday 08 October, after the hurricane has passed, a team from Seaport Canaveral Terminal conducted an inspection and reported that there is no severe damage to the terminal and no damage to the environment has occurred. Most importantly, all our colleagues and their families are safe. Seaport Canaveral Terminal is currently supporting the emergency response by supplying fuel to the region of Florida.

About Seaport Canaveral Terminal
Sixty miles from Orlando, on the East Coast of Florida, this state-of-the-art storage terminal delivers an independent supply of petroleum products to the state with capacity for nearly 3 million barrels of refined products. Its 24 tanks offer storage for gasoline, diesel, biofuel and biodiesel, ethanol, jet fuel and fuel oil. The terminal has two jetties, with a maximum draft of 12 metres, and direct loading and unloading infrastructure for barges, seagoing vessels, trucks and, separately, a dedicated pipeline for bunkering cruise ships.

About VTTI Energy Partners LP
VTTI Energy Partners LP is a fee-based, growth-oriented limited partnership, formed to own, operate, develop and acquire refined petroleum product and crude oil terminaling and related energy infrastructure assets on global scale. The Partnership's assets include interests in a broad-based portfolio of six terminals that are strategically located in energy hubs throughout the world with a combined total storage capacity of 35.7 million barrels.

Contact:

Hill + Knowlton Strategies New York
Joel Moore, +1 212 885 0468

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