Vopak at a Glance. At ports around the world, Vopak is dedicated to deliver the safe, reliable, and efficient storage of essential products for everyday life.

Vopak is dedicated to delivering the safe, reliable, and efficient storage of essential products for everyday life. For over four centuries, we have been creating connections with businesses and communities, improving our services at every step.

We provide storage and handling services to two principal end markets: energy and manufacturing. Vopak’s role is to be a strong link in customers’ supply chains. Our terminals play a key role in supplying vital products to people and communities around the world. Today, Vopak has four terminal types: gas, industrial, chemicals and oil.

Around the clock and at ports around the world, Vopak provides infrastructure solutions for storing essential products that enrich everyday life. Show on map

Vopak is investing in new infrastructure for electricity storage, marking our first entry into electricity storage in the US. We own and operate two stand-alone lithium-ion Battery Energy Storage Systems near Houston, Texas.

Read more about Vopak's financial performance, company reports and presentations through our Investors page.

Vopak Terminal Deer Park (Houston) 2759 Independence Parkway South 77536 Deer Park, Texas USA Phone +1 281 604 6000

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Mar 13, 2025 · Vopak increases its ambition to grow in gas and industrial infrastructure by an additional EUR 1 billion, reaching a total of EUR 2 billion of which EUR 1 billion has already been committed; Vopak confirms its ambition to allocate EUR 1 billion in energy transition infrastructure ; Vopak aims to keep a proportional leverage ratio of 2.5-3.0x

On 10 January 2024, Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) appointed the Vopak Terminal Durban & Transnet Pipelines consortium as the preferred bidder to develop and operate a liquefied natural gas terminal at the Port of Richards Bay in South Africa.