Integrated energy infrastructure at POIC Lahad Datu
Planned storage, deep-water marine access, terminal support infrastructure, and proposed downstream integration are presented as one phased development framework.

Project Neptune is a planned multi-phase energy infrastructure development comprising oil storage terminals, refinery facilities, and deep-water port-linked logistics at POIC Lahad Datu, Sabah.
Project Neptune is presented as a planned integrated oil storage terminal, refinery, and deep-water port-linked infrastructure development at POIC Lahad Datu, Sabah, Malaysia.
Planned storage, deep-water marine access, terminal support infrastructure, and proposed downstream integration are presented as one phased development framework.
Planned oil storage capacity for the initial terminal stage.
Approximately 110 acres for Phase 1 within a 400-acre total planned land framework.
Project materials reference 20m water depth and VLCC berth capability.
Planned to commence at the end of 2026 and targeted for completion by June 2028, approximately 18 months.
The public project narrative is organised around location, storage capacity, marine access, terminal support systems, and proposed future refinery integration.
Project Overview →Industrial and port-linked project setting in Sabah, Malaysia.
Phase 1 planned oil storage capacity and tank-farm support infrastructure.
Deep-water access and VLCC berth capability referenced in project materials.
Proposed downstream refinery integration aligned with terminal operations.

The location information separates existing POIC Lahad Datu context from planned Project Neptune scope, with map-led orientation for Sabah, marine access, industrial land, and port-linked logistics.
Location →Project Neptune is planned to commence at the end of 2026, targeted for completion by June 2028, with an approximately 18-month development duration.
Timing is presented as a planned and targeted schedule for stakeholder orientation, not as a completion guarantee.
Planned 1.9 million m³ storage capacity, approximately 110 acres, 20m water depth, and VLCC berth capability.
Future expansion across the wider planned land framework, including reserved land for additional capacity and terminal growth.
Proposed refining integration and downstream infrastructure aligned with the storage and marine platform.
The Stakeholders section covers the SOFOS platform, TS Asia Green Infrastructure, referenced collaboration partners, technical participants, and official commercial enquiry channels.
View StakeholdersSOFOS, SOFOS Capital Management, TS Asia Green Infrastructure, and the Project Neptune development framework.
Storage, tank configuration, port-linked marine interface, support facilities, and proposed downstream integration.
POIC Lahad Datu, Sabah, regional positioning, deep-water context, and logistics orientation.
Regional contact routes and authorised information channels for stakeholders and counterparties.
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