Supply & demand
Identify product specifications, cargo sizes, delivery windows and intended buyers. Distinguish recurring demand from a one-off cargo.
Crude oil · Petroleum · Shipping
Connecting Iraqi crude and petroleum opportunities with Korean storage and Asian demand. We welcome suppliers, storage users and operating partners.
In development · Enquiries are not capacity reservations
Development concept
Supply verification + logistics + demand assessment
Review scope
Identify product specifications, cargo sizes, delivery windows and intended buyers. Distinguish recurring demand from a one-off cargo.
Define capacity, storage duration, monthly throughput, handling requirements and inbound / outbound routes.
Map participant roles, operating costs, revenue assumptions and funding requirements for further institutional review.
We develop the supply, shipping, storage and sales concept with potential counterparties. Initial work covers product flows, participant responsibilities, cost assumptions and the next development decisions.
State the volume unit: m³, barrels or net metric tonnes. Mass-to-volume conversions require product density and a temperature basis. Explain any special handling requirements.
This is a development initiative, not an offer of operating tank capacity. Facility participation, available capacity, supply, funding and operating dates require project assessment and separate agreements.
Prepare the discussion
Estimates are welcome. Mark information that is not yet known and keep confidential documents for a separately agreed exchange.
Download the enquiry brief (.txt) ↓Send an enquiry
Use business contact details and non-confidential requirements. A successful submission displays a reference number. We use your business email for follow-up.
info@pentabay.org ↗Before you enquire
Both help. Capacity is the quantity held at one time; throughput is the quantity moving through the operation over a month. State the unit for each and the storage duration.
Yes. Describe your proposed role, capabilities and the information needed to assess cooperation. Storage users can describe their product and demand.
No. The hub is in development. Facility participation, capacity, timing and commercial commitments require separate assessment and agreements.