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Ningbo, Zhejiang, China
Deep-Water Multipurpose Port
Sea • Pipeline • Road • Rail
Oil • Liquid Chemicals • Bulk Cargo
Ningbo Zhoushan Port is one of China’s major deep-water maritime gateways, strategically positioned on the eastern coast of Zhejiang Province. Its location provides direct access to major international shipping routes and connects the port with the economically important Yangtze River Delta region.
The port has a strong role in energy and bulk logistics, serving as an important crude-oil transfer base and a major liquid-chemical storage and transportation hub. Its extensive port infrastructure supports the handling, storage and transshipment of crude oil, finished oil products, liquid chemicals, iron ore, coal, containers and other cargo.
Ningbo Zhoushan Port’s deep-water facilities and extensive berth network support large-scale maritime operations. Its core channels provide deep-water access for large vessels, while its multiple port areas create a broad logistics network serving domestic and international cargo movements.
For INTERAXCO B.V., Ningbo Zhoushan Port represents an important Asian logistics location where shipping, tank storage, vessel chartering, pipeline connectivity and inland transportation can be considered as connected elements within the wider international cargo supply chain.
820,000 m³ (expandable)
30,000 m³ – 150,000 m³
Carbon steel and stainless steel tanks (heated/unheated, nitrogen-blanketed)
5 deepwater berths + 3 barge berths
Ningbo Zhoushan Port combines deep-water maritime access, extensive port infrastructure and a strategic position within China’s Yangtze River Delta economic region. Its location makes it an important gateway for international cargo flows between China, Asia and global markets.
The port’s role in crude oil transportation and liquid chemical storage makes it particularly relevant to energy and liquid bulk logistics. Its infrastructure supports the movement and transshipment of petroleum products, liquid chemicals and other bulk cargo through a highly connected maritime environment.
Its large number of deep-water berths provides access for major vessels, while its multiple port areas support a broad range of cargo-handling and logistics activities. This combination allows Ningbo Zhoushan Port to serve both specialised and general cargo requirements.
For international storage and shipping requirements, the port offers a strong connection between maritime transportation, energy logistics, bulk cargo handling and regional distribution. These capabilities make it a relevant terminal within a broader international logistics network.
