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PETROLEUM STORAGE FACILITY DATABASE Licensed Activities in Terms of the Petroleum Pipelines Act, 2003 PETROLEUM STORAGE FACILITY DATABASE Licensed activities in terms of the Petroleum Pipelines Act, 2003 Last updated :2020/12/15 # Licence Application Ref. No Licensee City/Town/Area Province Facility Status Date of Approval Facility Address No. of Tanks Combined Design capacity (m3) 1 PPL.sf.F3/31/20/2006 Astron Energy (Pty) Ltd East London Eastern Cape Operational 11-Feb-08 Military Road, West-Bank, East London, Eastern Cape 13 775 2 PPL.sf.F3/34/2006 Astron Energy (Pty) Ltd , Engen Petroleum Ltd & Total SA Port Elizabeth Eastern Cape Operational 12-Nov-10 Oil Site Complex, Dom Pedro, Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape 10 61 027 3 PPL.sf.F3/14/45/2006 BP Southern Africa (Pty) Ltd East London Eastern Cape Operational 18-Aug-08 East London Airport, East London, Eastern Cape 5 355 4 PPL.sf.F3/14/2/2006/AM2 BP Southern Africa (Pty) Ltd East London Eastern Cape Operational 05-Nov-07 8 Military Road, Westbank, East London, Eastern Cape 9 63 001 5 PPL.sf.F3/14/37/2006 BP Southern Africa (Pty) Ltd Port Alfred Eastern Cape Operational 18-Aug-08 Port Alfred Airport, 43 Air School Port Alfred, Port Alfred , Eastern Cape 2 60 6 PPL.sf.F3/131/2013 EasiGas (Pty) Ltd Dom Pedro Eastern Cape Operational 13-Jan-14 Dom Pedro Terminal, Port Elizabeth Harbour, Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape 2 2 016 7 PPL.sf.F3/39/2006 EasiGas (Pty) Ltd Port Elizabeth Eastern Cape Operational 15-Apr-10 Everyready Road, Sidwell, Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape 5 315 8 PPL.sf.F3/13/16/2006/AM1 Engen Petroleum Limited Aliwal North Eastern Cape Operational 07-Oct-20 Parson Street, Aliwal North, Eastern Cape 12 972 9 PPL.sf.F3/13/25/2006/AM1 Engen Petroleum Limited Cedarville Eastern Cape Operational 07-Oct-20 Maartens Road, Cedarville, Eastern Cape 14 1 162 10 PPL.sf.F3/13/1/2006/AM1 Engen Petroleum Limited East London Eastern Cape Operational 07-Oct-20 Military Road , Westbank, East London, Eastern Cape 13 41 049 11 PPL.sf.F3/13/30/2006/AM1 Engen Petroleum Limited Elliot Eastern Cape Operational 07-Oct-20 Diamied Farm , Industrial Sites, Elliot, Eastern Cape 11 906 12 PPL.sf.F3/13/11/2006/AM1 Engen Petroleum Limited Port Elizabeth Eastern Cape Operational 07-Oct-20 Port Elizabeth Terminal, Dom Petro Jetty , Port Elizabeth Harbour, Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape 3 9 628 13 PPL.sf.F3/13/52/2006/AM1 Engen Petroleum Limited Queenstown Eastern Cape Operational 07-Oct-20 3 Dickerson Street, Queenstown, Eastern Cape 4 1 367 14 PPL.sf.F3/80/1/2008 FFS Refiners (Pty) Ltd Patterson Eastern Cape Operational 08-Jan-10 Patterson Depot, 61 Patterson RoadPort Elizabeth, Eastern Cape 6 318 15 PPL.sf.F3/246/2/2016 Shell Downstream SA (Pty) Ltd Port Elizabeth Eastern Cape Operational 10-Jun-16 Dom Pedro Jetty, Port Elizabeth Harbour, Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape 9 39 540 16 PPL.sf.F3/11/11/2006 Total South Africa (Pty) Ltd East London Eastern Cape Operational 18-Aug-08 Petroleum Road, Gately, Westbank, East London. Eastern Cape 10 21 146 17 PPL.sf.F3/30/1/2006 Astron Energy (Pty) Ltd & Total SA Kroonstad Free State Operational 15-Feb-10 3 Orpen Street, Kroonstad, Free State 14 22 193 18 PPL.sf.F3/1/1/2006 BP North West (Pty) Ltd Bethlehem Free State Operational 23-Mar-09 9 Witteberg Road, Bethlehem, Free State 4 175 19 PPL.sf.F3/203/2015 EasiGas (Pty) Ltd Bloemfontein Free State Operational 17-Aug-15 119 Fritz Stockantrohn Street, New East Rand, Bloemfontein, Free State 1 90 20 PPL.sf.F3/13/20/2006/AM1 Engen Petroleum Limited Bethlehem Free State Operational 07-Oct-20 Bethlehem Terminal, C/o Muller & Baxter Street ,Bethlehem, Free State 6 3 231 21 PPL.sf.F3/13/69/2006/AM1 Engen Petroleum Limited Bloemfontein Free State Operational 07-Oct-20 Bloemfontein Airport, Bloemfontein ,Free State 5 494 PETROLEUM STORAGE FACILITY DATABASE Licensed activities in terms of the Petroleum Pipelines Act, 2003 Last updated :2020/12/15 # Licence Application Ref. No Licensee City/Town/Area Province Facility Status Date of Approval Facility Address No. of Tanks Combined Design capacity (m3) 22 PPL.sf.F3/13/6/2006/AM1 Engen Petroleum Limited Bloemfontein Free State Operational 07-Oct-20 274 Church Street, Hamilton, Bloemfontein, Free State 7 9 563 23 PPL.sf.F3/13/22/2006/AM1 Engen Petroleum Limited Bothaville Free State Operational 07-Oct-20 Bothaville Agency, 3 Industria Road, Bothaville, Free State 4 432 24 PPL.sf.F3/13/23/2006/AM1 Engen Petroleum Limited Bultfontein Free State Operational 07-Oct-20 Bultfontein Agency, 12 Produce Street ,Bultfontein, Free State 3 297 25 PPL.sf.F3/13/26/2006/AM1 Engen Petroleum Limited Citrusdal Free State Operational 07-Oct-20 93 Loopsraat ,Citrusdal, Western Cape 1 87 26 PPL.sf.F3/13/33/2006/AM1 Engen Petroleum Limited Frankfort Free State Operational 07-Oct-20 Barret Street, Frackfort, Free State 3 324 27 PPL.sf.F3/13/74/2006/AM1 Engen Petroleum Limited Kroonstad Free State Operational 07-Oct-20 Kroonstad Zenex, C/o Fourth and Zero Roads ,Industria, Kroonstad, Free State 9 17 911 28 PPL.sf.F3/13/3/2006 Engen Petroleum Limited Kroonstad Free State Operational 25-Jul-07 Kroonstad Pipeline Terminal, C/o First and Second Roads, Gun Hill, Kroonstad, Free State 2 2 794 29 PPL.sf.F3/13/49/2006/AM1 Engen Petroleum Limited Petrus Steyn Free State Operational 07-Oct-20 Potgieter Street, Petrus Steyn, Free State 2 216 30 PPL.sf.F3/13/54/2006/AM1 Engen Petroleum Limited Senekal Free State Operational 07-Oct-20 Johan Du Plessis Street, Senekal, Free State 2 162 31 PPL.sf.F3/13/57/2006/AM1 Engen Petroleum Limited Viljoenskroon Free State Operational 07-Oct-20 Rendevouz Street, Industrial Area ,Viljoenskroon, Free State 3 320 32 PPL.sf.F3/13/58/2006 Engen Petroleum Limited Vrede Free State Operational 25-Jul-07 84 Botha Street, Vrede, Free State 3 324 33 PPL.sf.F3/13/62/2006/AM1 Engen Petroleum Limited Welkom Free State Operational 07-Oct-20 137 Jan Hofmeyer Road , Welkom, Free State 4 1 135 34 PPL.sf.F3/145/2013 Konet Diesel Wesselsbron Free State Operational 28-Mar-14 Farm Magdalena, Wesselbron, Free State 6 411 35 PPL.sf.F3/221/2015 Nicsha Petroleum General Trading CC t/a Nicsha Petroleum Bloemfontein Free State Operational 14-Mar-16 Erf 4671 Portion UG3, 246 Church street, Hamilton, Frees State 11 253 36 PPL.sf.F3/49/2006 Paulus Elis Distributor (Pty) Ltd Bethlehem Free State Operational 08-Mar-10 3676 Tsoella Street, Bohlokong, Bethlehem, Free State 3 51 37 PPL.sf.F3/119/2012 PetroSA SOC Ltd Bloemfontein Free State Operational 09-Sep-13 2 Mill street, Hamilton, Bloemfontein, Free State 10 7 569 38 PPL.sf.F3/223/2015 Shell Downstream SA (Pty) Ltd Kroonstad Free State Operational 14-Mar-16 1st Avenue, Gunhill, Kroonstad, Free State 11 15 388 39 PPL.sf.F3/11/7/2006 Total South Africa (Pty) Ltd Bethlehem Free State Operational 18-Aug-08 4 Robertson Street, Industrial Sites, Bethlehem, Free State 8 4 660 40 PPL.sf.F3/100/3/2011 Airports Company SA Johannesburg Gauteng Operational 16-Mar-11 OR Tambo International Airport, Johannesburg, Gauteng 13 59960 PETROLEUM STORAGE FACILITY DATABASE Licensed activities in terms of the Petroleum Pipelines Act, 2003 Last updated :2020/12/15 # Licence Application Ref. No Licensee City/Town/Area Province Facility Status Date of Approval Facility Address No. of Tanks Combined Design capacity (m3) 41 PPL.sf.F3/31/10/2006 Astron Energy (Pty) Ltd Waltloo Gauteng Operational 11-Feb-08 790 Alwyn Street, Waltloo, Pretoria, Gauteng 5 12194 42 PPL.sf.F3/33/2006/AM1 Astron Energy (Pty) Ltd & Engen Petroleum Ltd Alrode Gauteng Operational 04-Feb-08 Alrode Joint Terminal, Erf 252, 20 Garfield Street, Alrode Industrial Area, Alberton, Gauteng 12 66 903 43 PPL.sf.F3/320/2017 Auto Commodities (Pty) Ltd Krugersdorp Gauteng Operational 08-Dec-17 Corner of Barrattt Road and Wright Street, Krugersdorp, Gauteng 6 3374 44 PPL.sf.F3/181/2014 Automotive Gas Oil (Pty) Ltd Krugersdorp Gauteng Operational 02-Feb-15 C/o Coppinger Rd and Renswick Rd, Krugersdorp, Gauteng 8 8750 45 PPL.sf.F3/130/2013/AM1 BP Southern Afica (Pty) Ltd & Sasol Oil (Pty) Ltd Alrode Gauteng Operational 14-Oct-14 C/o Garfield Road and Clark Street North, Alrode, Johannesburg, Gauteng 8 64 925 46 PPL.sf.F3/112/2011 BP Southern Africa (Pty) Ltd Germiston Gauteng Operational 07-May-12 Air BP Depot, Rand Airport, Germiston, Gauteng 4 120 47 PPL.sf.F3/202/2015 EasiGas (Pty) Ltd Alberton Gauteng Operational 17-Aug-15 Gate 5, Hibuscis Road, Alrode, Alberton, Gauteng 2 500 48 PPL.sf.F3/154/2013 EasiGas (Pty) Ltd Nigel Gauteng Operational 09-Dec-13 Gate 5, Hibuscis Road, Alrode, Alberton, Gauteng 6 1530 49 PPL.sf.F3/13/19/2006/AM1 Engen Petroleum Limited Benoni Gauteng Operational 07-Oct-20 Benoni Sales Agency, Bradford Road , Indusrial Sites ,Benoni,Gauteng 5 2 252 50 PPL.sf.F3/13/66/2006/AM1 Engen Petroleum Limited Isando Gauteng Operational 07-Oct-20 JHB Distribution Centre, Brewery Road , Isando, Johannesburg, Gauteng 13 889 51 PPL.sf.f3/13/12/2006/AM1 Engen Petroleum Limited Pretoria Gauteng Operational 07-Oct-20 Pretoria Pipeline Terminal, 282 Alwyn Street ,Waltloo ,Pretoria, Gauteng 9 46470 52 PPL.sf.f3/13/9/2006/AM1 Engen Petroleum Limited Langlaagte Gauteng Operational 07-Oct-20 Johannesburg Pipeline Terminal, Gauteng 14 57450 53 PPL.sf.F3/22/1/2006/AM2 Island View Storage Ltd Isando Gauteng Operational 19-Jul-10 18 Anvil Road, Isando, Johannesburg, Gauteng 5 960 54 PPL.sf/F3/160/2013 Oryx Oil (Pty) Ltd Chamdor Gauteng Operational 23-Apr-13 30 Fransen Street, Chamdor, Gauteng 3 580 55 PPL.sf.F3/7/2006 Power Petroleum Distributors Mabopane Gauteng Operational 02-Aug-10 Site 33, Unit N, Tyre Road , Mabopane, Gauteng 8 384 56 PPL.sf.F3/321/2/2017 Royale Energy Terminals ((Pty) Ltd Langlaagte Gauteng Operational 06-Mar-18 Corner Maraisburg and Kelvin Roads, Industria, Langlaagte, Gauteng 10 17446 57 PPL.sf.F3/129/2013/AM2 Sasol Oil (Pty) Ltd & BP Southern Africa (Pty) Ltd Pretoria Gauteng Operational 14-Oct-14 Erf 114, C/o Petroleum and Haak Streets, Waltloo, Silverton, Pretoria, Gauteng.
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