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Le Havre, France

France's energy gateway. We arrange crude freight, storage and inspection at the Antifer and Le Havre terminals.

Supertanker at a deep-water crude terminal below white chalk cliffs

Le Havre is France's main energy gateway. Two crude terminals, Antifer and Le Havre, supply the Normandy refineries, and a pipeline network carries products to the Paris region.

Antifer is a crude-only deep-water terminal with no restriction on vessel size or draft, taking laden tankers up to 550,000 tonnes. We arrange crude and product freight, storage and inspection.

550,000 tLargest laden vessel at Antifer
>20 mAntifer admissible draught
1.95M m³Le Havre crude storage
104Tanks at the Le Havre oil terminal

Two terminals

Both crude terminals are run by CIM-CCMP, part of the Noven group. Antifer has 613,000 cubic metres in six tanks. The Le Havre terminal also stores about 1.8 million cubic metres of refined products and takes vessels of 25,000 to 250,000 tonnes.

TerminalProfile
AntiferCrude only, supertankers up to 550,000 t
Le HavreCrude and products, 104 tanks, six berths

Products to Paris

Refined products move from Le Havre to the Paris region through the LHP pipeline network operated by TRAPIL. HAROPA PORT is the port authority for Le Havre, Rouen and Paris.

  • Supertanker crude freight to Antifer
  • Product storage and pipeline scheduling
  • Independent inspection at each transfer
  • Tracking from load port to Normandy

Frequently asked questions

Why are there two terminals?

Antifer takes the largest supertankers without restriction. Le Havre handles smaller tankers and stores refined products.

How does product reach Paris?

Through the LHP pipeline network operated by TRAPIL.

Who operates the terminals?

CIM-CCMP, part of the Noven group, on HAROPA PORT land.

Ship to Le Havre

Send grade, volume and laycan. We will propose freight and inspection at Le Havre or Antifer.

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