Pachi – Crude Oil Terminal (Helpe Installations) is the one with the largest capacity in Greece for crude oil, belonging to the most important company in Greek Energy industry, Hellenic Petroleum.
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General Description
| UN/LOCODE: | GRMGR |
| Coordinates: | 37°58’30”N / 23°23’E |
| B. A. Nautical Chart No: | 1598, 1513, 1657 |
| Admiralty Sailing Directions: | NP28 |
| Time zone: | UTC +2 hrs |
Hellenic Petroleum Crude Oil Berth:
- Pilotage and Tugs are compulsory
- The Terminal has a direct approach from open deep sea waters of the Saronic Gulf
- There are no LOA/Beam restrictions and tankers of 20.000 – 600.000 DWT can be accommodated, berthing alongside usually on starboard. Ship mooring lines are always used
- Max draft 29 m
- Sea water density about 1025
- Shore manifolds 4 x 16 inches, but 3 are in service
- Average cargo rate 3000cbm/hour per loading arm at max back pressure 8 kgs/cm2
- Max flow rate 4000 cbm/h
Anchorage Areas
Deep drafted anchorage is located SW of North Pachi island and can accommodate up to 3 tankers at all times.
Port Restrictions
Berthing/Un-berthing is prohibited when winds exceed 6 bf.