LNG handling facility

Ras Laffan Port has 6 facilities for handling LNG, that can accommodate the biggest LNG Carriers, carrying more than 200,000 cubic m. The remaining four wharves handle medium-sized LNG carriers with a cargo capacity, of over 220,270 cubic m.

Liquid Bulk handling facility

Six such facilities are operational for dealing with liquid bulk cargo such as Liqified petroleum gas and refinery goods. They can accommodate vessels measuring 165 to 345 m.

Sulphur Terminal

One dock at Ras-Laffan port area is dedicated to handling only sulphur, with the capacity of handling ships weighing more than 100,000 tonnes DWT.

Conventional cargo handling terminal

The port incorporates four berths dedicated to dry cargo, each 300 m long with a capacity to handle ships weighing more than 60,000 DWT. Two berths provide RoRo facilities, are 150 meters long and can accommodate ships weighing around 20 thousand DWT.

The port has 14 berths, located offshore offering numerous services such as bunkering and clean water. It also has three offshore single mooring points, just 55 km from main port area, capable of handling ships weighing between 90,000 to 325,000 DWT.

Ras Laffan Shipyard

This modern shipyard spans 110 hectares and has established Ras Laffan port among the world’s most renowned ship repair, maintenance and construction facilities. It comprises two huge and expansive wharves, a big enclosed manufacturing unit, fitting space, numerous warehouses and administration offices.