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Blending terminals & capacity

Tank farms and loading racks blending ethanol, biodiesel, HVO and SAF into finished fuel.

70+ terminal operators

Global blending terminals and capacity

Tank farms, import jetties and truck-loading racks where ethanol, biodiesel, renewable diesel and SAF are blended into finished fuel.

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Measure shownBlending capacity (k m³/yr)— unit: thousand cubic metres of blended fuel / year

Indicative annual throughput of blended fuel handled by the operator's terminals, in thousand cubic metres. Bigger tiles mean more finished biofuel-blended product moving to market.

Tile size and colour both scale with the value (042,000 thousand cubic metres of blended fuel / year). Hover a tile for its own figures.

Kinder Morgan Terminals
Largest US independent terminal network; ethanol and biodiesel blending racks
42,000
Private / state-owned
Vopak
World's largest independent tank storage; ARA biofuel blending hubs
38,000
Private / state-owned
Vopak terminals
Global independent tank storage with biofuel and SAF blending
38,000
Private / state-owned
Indian Oil terminals
E20 ethanol blending racks nationwide under the EBP programme
34,000
Private / state-owned
Vibra Energia terminals
Brazil's largest distributor; E27 and B15 blending nationwide
32,000
Private / state-owned
Sinopec blending terminals
E10 gasoline blending across provincial distribution depots
30,000
Private / state-owned
IOCL terminals
Nationwide ethanol receipt and E20 blending infrastructure
30,000
Private / state-owned
Raízen logistics
Ethanol terminals integrated with sugarcane mills and ports
29,000
Private / state-owned
Pertamina Patra Niaga
B35/B40 biodiesel blending across Indonesian fuel terminals
28,000
Private / state-owned
Buckeye Partners
East-coast pipeline terminals with ethanol receipt and blend racks
26,000
Private / state-owned
042,000Colour and tile size: thousand cubic metres of blended fuel / year

Indicative blending throughput and terminal counts from operator annual reports, terminal registries and national fuel-obligation filings. Click any tile for the latest news. Market capitalisation figures are approximate latest-available values in USD, shown for context only — always verify current valuations before use.

Figures as reported for 2024 · last reviewed 2026-09-01 · Sources & method

Data sources & references
  • Dataset: Storage and blending terminal operators ranked by terminal count and blended-product throughput. Figures as reported for 2024; last reviewed 2026-09-01.
  • U.S. Energy Information Administration — Refined product terminal and bulk storage capacity reports (2025): https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/
  • U.S. Environmental Protection Agency — RFS registered facilities and RIN separation data (2025): https://www.epa.gov/fuels-registration-reporting-and-compliance-help
  • Port authorities (Rotterdam, Antwerp-Bruges, Houston, Singapore) — Storage and throughput registries (2025): https://www.portofrotterdam.com/en/experience-online/facts-and-figures
  • Yahoo Finance — Delayed market quotes — primary listing of each covered entity (2026): https://finance.yahoo.com/
  • Company identifiers and logos: Logo.dev brand API.
  • Full dataset documentation, coverage rules and limitations: https://www.globalbioenergywatch.org/data-sources

Figures are compiled from the primary public sources listed above and may lag the latest filings — always cross-verify against those sources before use in compliance or investment decisions.