Saint John, New Brunswick
Home of Canada's largest refinery. We arrange crude freight, product exports and inspection at Saint John and the Canaport terminal.
Irving Oil's Saint John refinery, opened in 1960, is the largest in Canada with more than 320,000 barrels a day of capacity. More than half of its output goes to the US Northeast.
Crude arrives through Canaport, which in 1970 became the first deep-water crude terminal in the Western Hemisphere able to receive supertankers. We arrange crude freight, product exports and inspection.
Canaport and Saint John LNG
Canaport receives crude through an offshore single point mooring. Next door, Saint John LNG, owned by Repsol, has three storage tanks.
- Crude freight to Canaport
- Product exports to the US Northeast
- Independent inspection at the mooring and loading berths
- Tracking to New England and New York
Exporting to the US
Product exported to New England and New York generally competes against NY Harbor prices. Port Saint John is a Canada Port Authority.
Frequently asked questions
How is crude delivered to Saint John?
Mostly by ship, through the Canaport single point mooring.
Is there LNG at Saint John?
Yes. Saint John LNG, owned by Repsol.
Where does the refinery's output go?
More than half goes to the US Northeast.
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