Supsa

Supsa Oil Terminal is located on the left bank of Supsa River and came in operation in April 1999.
  • General Description
  • Anchorage Areas
  • Artboard 78 Port Restrictions
  • Tide
  • Weather Restrictions
  • Working Hours
  • Services
  • Photos

General Description

UN/LOCODE: GESUP
Coordinates: 42°01’79” N / 41°42’41” E
B. A. Nautical Chart No: 3317
Admiralty Sailing Directions: NP24
Time zone:

Port Security Level:

UTC +4 hrs

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  • Annual throughput capacity of Baku – Supsa pipeline is 7 million tons
  • Overall volume of Terminal’s 4 storage tanks of total capacity 160000 cubic meters

In year 2012, 3922306 tons of oil were transported through the Supsa Terminal that exceeded volumes of 2011 by 2.8%. In 2011, the Socar Oil Company had transported 562 million tons of oil through the Supsa Terminal. The SPM is located approximately 2 n/m west of the Supsa river mouth and 8 n/m south of the port of Poti in the open sea and is unprotected from the weather. The water depth at the terminal is 50 meters and shallows to 20 meters when approximately 0.45 n/m directly inshore from the buoy.

 

Pilotage & Towage is compulsory for all ships. Night time berthing/un-berthing is not permitted.

Anchorage Areas

There are 2 anchorage areas:

  • Area No. 1
  • Area No. 2

Port Restrictions

  • Max LOA allowed 290.0 meters
  • Max allowed draft at SPM 20.0 meters
  • Salinity varying between 1.009 / 1.010

Tide

Supsa has no tidal variations.

Weather Restrictions

Supsa is an ice free port.

Working Hours

  • Supsa port operates 24/7
  • Navigation only during daylight

Services

Crew changes, provision supply, garbage and spills disposal cannot be performed.

Photos