Petroleum Fuel & Terminal Co.
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ESTABLISHED INFRASTRUCTURE · UNCOMPROMISED SAFETY

About Petroleum Fuel & Terminal Co.

We own and operate bulk storage terminals for wholesale distribution, blending, and transport of petroleum products across critical commercial supply arteries.

Our Mission & Purpose

Reliable Wholesale Terminal Operations for Liquid Bulk Energy

At Petroleum Fuel & Terminal Co. (PFTC), our core business is owning and operating state-of-the-art bulk storage terminals. We act as the indispensable operational bridge between upstream petroleum refiners, maritime importers, pipeline carriers, and downstream wholesale distributors.

Whether offloading deepwater crude tankers along the Houston Ship Channel, managing direct coastal barge traffic in Baltimore, or receiving refined batches off the Colonial Pipeline in Virginia, our facilities deliver rapid throughput, exact volumetric accounting, and stringent containment safeguards.

Asset Ownership
Direct management and capital reinvestment in multi-million barrel bulk liquid storage tanks.
Intermodal Reach
Seamless connectivity across deepwater ships, barges, rail tank cars, pipelines, and trucks.
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Field Engineering & Terminal Management API 653 Compliant

On-site terminal supervisors and certified technical inspectors conduct continuous line walks, integrity surveys, and strict carrier vetting.

Regulatory Standards

Commitment to Compliance, TWIC Credentials & Safety

Petroleum logistics demands absolute rigor. We operate under stringent US Coast Guard MARSEC standards, EPA SPCC protocols, and DOT regulations.

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Continuous Pressure & Vapor Monitoring
Calibrated to ASME B40.100 & API 2350 standards for automated high-level shutoff and secondary containment protection.

Transportation Worker Identification Credentials (TWIC)

MANDATORY

Personnel, carriers, independent drivers, inspectors, and contractors working with or at our facilities frequently require valid Transportation Worker Identification Credentials (TWIC) issued by TSA and the US Coast Guard. Unescorted access is restricted strictly to active cardholders.

Modern Tank Monitoring & SCADA Telemetry

24/7/365

Tanks are equipped with modern monitoring systems to ensure product integrity and safety. Precision radar level gauges deliver real-time gross and net volume calculations, temperature stratification logs, and automated overfill prevention systems (AOPS).

SPCC & Secondary Containment Dikes

EPA CERTIFIED

Every storage tank is surrounded by engineered concrete or clay containment berms with certified impervious liners exceeding 110% of tank capacity. Vapor recovery systems capture volatile organic compounds (VOCs) during all loading transfers.

Carrier Gate Clearance & TWIC Validation Simulator

Verify credential acceptance protocols for commercial transport drivers before arriving at Baltimore or Galveston terminal gates.

Gate Security: MARSEC 1
East Coast Headquarters

Baltimore Terminal Complex

1622 South Clinton St, Baltimore, MD 21224, United States.
Managed directly by PFTC. Houses Atlantic basin commercial scheduling, refined products dispatch, and deepwater marine berth coordination.

Gulf Coast Headquarters

Galveston & Houston Hub

3801 G.T.I. Boulevard, Galveston, TX 77554, United States.
Direct connection to the Houston Ship Channel. Primary commercial operations for crude oil, deepwater Aframax vessel offloading, and chemical storage.