Project Overview

Integrated oil storage terminal, refinery, and deep-water port-linked infrastructure

Project Neptune is planned as a multi-phase energy infrastructure development at POIC Lahad Datu, Sabah, Malaysia, connecting storage, marine access, supporting facilities, and future downstream integration.

Phase 1 Scope1.9 million m³ planned storage capacityPlanned/proposed information based on current project materials.
Project Overview

Project profile

The project profile presents the planned technical scope, location logic, and development phases for stakeholder orientation. All future-state items are described as planned or proposed where applicable.

Detailed commercial, technical, and project documents are handled through official enquiry channels.

Public project facts
Location POIC Lahad Datu, Sabah, Malaysia
Phase 1 planned storage 1.9 million m³
Phase 1 site Approximately 110 acres / 464,689.187 m²
Total planned land framework 400 acres
Reserved future expansion land Approximately 290 acres
Water depth 20m
Marine capability VLCC berth capability referenced in project materials
Development model Three planned phases: storage terminal, expansion, and refinery integration
Project Architecture

One integrated platform across land, storage, marine access, and future processing

The public project structure is presented as a phased infrastructure platform at POIC Lahad Datu, with planned facilities described carefully and future elements identified as proposed where applicable.

01

Land Platform

Approximately 110 acres for Phase One within a wider 400-acre planned land framework.

02

Storage Terminal

Initial planned oil storage capacity of 1.9 million m³ with tank-farm support infrastructure.

03

Marine Interface

20m water depth and VLCC berth capability referenced in current project materials.

04

Future Integration

Proposed refining and downstream integration aligned with the storage and marine platform.

Infrastructure Interfaces

How the planned components work together

Movement

Receipt and distribution

Large-vessel receipt, storage, handling, and onward distribution are presented as the operating logic for the port-linked terminal.

Support

Utilities and safety systems

Support facilities, power distribution, fire safety, wastewater treatment, laboratory, and maintenance buildings form the planned operating base.

Governance

Controlled information channels

Detailed commercial, technical, and project documents are handled through the official enquiry channels listed on this website.

Project

Integrated development scope

Oil storage terminal

Oil storage terminal

Planned tank-farm, product storage, receipt, handling, distribution, safety systems, and supporting utilities.

Marine and port-linked interface

Marine and port-linked interface

Deep-water berth capability, large-vessel receipt, smaller-vessel distribution, and port-linked logistics interface.

Support infrastructure

Support infrastructure

Office building, fire station, power distribution, fire safety systems, sewage treatment, laboratory, utilities, material storage, and maintenance buildings.

Future downstream integration

Future downstream integration

Proposed refinery integration, future product handling, and supporting downstream infrastructure.

Project Neptune infrastructure visual
FAQ

Public project questions

What is publicly shown?

What is publicly shown?

Project facts, location, planned scope, stakeholder structure, and official contact routes.

What is controlled through official channels?

What is controlled through official channels?

Detailed commercial, technical, and project documents.

Are all facilities already built?

Are all facilities already built?

No. Facilities described for Project Neptune are planned or proposed unless clearly stated as existing POIC context.

Phase One

Explore Phase One planned scope

Project Neptune is planned as a multi-phase energy infrastructure development at POIC Lahad Datu, Sabah, Malaysia, connecting storage, marine access, supporting facilities, and future downstream integration.

Phase One