Our project pipeline reflects our strategic focus on critical energy infrastructure in emerging markets. These projects represent the scale of complexity we navigate multi-jurisdictional coordination, high-value assets, regulatory navigation, and long-term partner collaboration.

Project Overview:
A proposed coastal storage and marine loading terminal in West Africa, designed to serve regional imports and strategic stock holding for refined products and feed stock.
This facility will address critical infrastructure gaps in the region, providing a modern,compliant hub for energy product distribution across West Africa while serving as a strategic stock holding point for international energy flows.

Project Scope:
Facilities & Infrastructure:

• Multi-tank farm configuration
• Crude oil storage
• Refined products storage (gasoline, diesel, fuel oil)
• Specialty chemicals storage (as required)

Marine jetty connections

• Designed for VLCC (Very Large Crude Carriers) operations
• Multiple berth capability
• Weather-resilient design

Truck loading racks

• Multi-product loading capability
• Safety and environmental containment
• Integration with tank farm operations

Pipeline connections

• Future pipeline network readiness
• Modular design for expansion
• Integration with inland distribution

Current Status:
Preliminary technical and commercial assessment underway for:

1. Location Optimization

• Port infrastructure evaluation
• Logistics corridor analysis
• Regional supply/demand assessment
• Land/facility availability

2. Storage Capacity Sizing

• Regional throughput requirements
• Seasonal demand patterns
• Strategic stock holding levels
• Future expansion capacity

3. Jetty Configuration

• Vessel type compatibility (VLCC, Aframax, smaller)
• Water depth and dredging requirements
• Weather/sea state resilience
• Emergency response protocols

4. Pipeline Connection Feasibility

• Route options
• Regulatory requirements
• Cross-border considerations
• Infrastructure costs & timelines

TCPMS Role:
TCPMS is evaluating this project as a potential 4PL control tower anchor—a flagship operation that would establish our presence in West African energy logistics while serving as a hub for broader regional operations.

In this role, we would:

• Planning & Advisory:
  Contribute to final facility design, operational workflows, andefficiency optimization
• Control Tower Design:
  Establish the integrated operations layer managing all tankflows, maritime operations, and truck logistics
• Partner Network:
  Coordinate with terminal operators, shipping providers, trucklogistics companies and regulatory authorities
• Operations Management:
  Provide real-time coordination ensuring seamless product movement and maximum facility efficiency.

This project represents the scale and complexity of operations TCPMS is designed to manage.

Project Overview:
A proposed coastal storage and marine loading terminal in West Africa, designed to serve regional imports and strategic stock,holding for refined products and feed stock.
This facility will address critical infrastructure gaps in the region, providing a modern,compliant hub for energy product distribution across West Africa while serving as a strategic stock holding point for international energy flows.

Project Scope:

Pipeline Network:

• Multi-product pipeline (refined products, specialty fuels)
• 400+ km backbone corridor
• Modular design for regional branch connections
• State-of-the-art materials and safety systems

Pump Stations:

• Strategic placement for optimal flow rates
• Redundant systems for reliability
• Real-time monitoring and remote control capability
• Emergency response protocols

Block Valve Stations:

• Segmented pipeline for safety and response
• Automated and manual valve systems
• Product quality preservation between batches

Inland Terminal:

• Storage capacity for 100,000+ barrels
• Truck loading capability
• Rail loading capability (if route available)
• Receiving and quality control facilities

Coastal Hub Integration:

• Connection to existing or planned import terminals
• VLCC/Aframax berth compatibility
• Marine storage coordination
• Product distribution hub

Current Status:
Early-stage concept development with focus on:

1. Route Evaluation & Optimization

• Shortest viable route analysis
• Terrain and geography assessment
• Regulatory and political considerations
• Environmental impact assessment
• Community consultation requirements

2. Technical Feasibility

• Pipeline diameter and materials selection
• Pump station requirements and placement
• Pressure and flow rate specifications
• Environmental containment and safety systems
• Weather/climate resilience

3. Regulatory & Cross-Border Considerations

• Multi-country permitting requirements
• Environmental impact approval processes
• Customs and tariff structures
• Safety and technical standards (IOGP, ISO, regional)
• Dispute resolution frameworks

4. Economic Viability

• Capital expenditure estimation
• Operational cost modeling
• Revenue/tariff structure
• Return on investment analysis
• Financing structure options

TCPMS Role:
TCPMS is assessing this project as a long-term 4PL control tower opportunity, positioningourselves as the integrated operations partner for a transformational regionalinfrastructure asset.

As the control tower partner, TCPMS would:

• Strategic Advisory:
  Contribute to final routing, capacity planning, and operational design
• Operations Design:
  Establish control systems managing product flows from inland terminal through pipeline to coastal hub
• Partner Coordination:
  Coordinate with pump operators, terminal operators,shipping providers and regulatory authorities
• Real-Time Management:
  Provide 24/7 operations center managing product movements, ensuring safety compliance, and optimizing network efficiency

Leveraging our wider group capabilities, we would bring:

• International project finance expertise
• Large-scale infrastructure operations experience
• Regulatory and compliance advisory
• Technology platforms for control tower operations