St Sampson Terminal Limited

St Sampson

Part of Rubis Group

Story

Terminal originally built in the 1920s, expanded in the 1960s to accommodate demand from the tomato growing industry. In 1955 Shell UK purchased the fuel terminal and Fuel Supplies (C.I.) Ltd operated the site. At the end of 2008 Rubis purchased Shell UK's Channel Islands operations. St Sampson Terminal Limited was incorporated in 2009.

St Sampson Terminal Limited owns and operates a bulk liquid storage terminal in St Sampson, providing road, heating, marine and aviation fuel supply along with bulk storage of chemical and agri-food products. Incorporated in 2009 as a subsidiary of the Rubis Group — which acquired Shell UK's Channel Islands operations in 2008 — the terminal site dates to the 1920s, expanding in the 1960s to serve the island's tomato growing industry. The company holds an annual licence for storage of inflammable oils issued by the Guernsey Health & Safety Executive, and is regulated by Guernsey Fire and Rescue Service.

Quick facts

Legal form
Limited Company
Established
2009 · 17 years
Coverage
Bailiwick Wide
Industries served
Marine, Commercial, Aviation, Residential
Specialises in
Fuel Terminal Storage, Bulk Fuel Terminal Operator, Fuel Distribution Operator, Heating Oil Supply, Petroleum Fuel Distributor, Commercial Fuel Supply

People1

  • Phil DomailleHead of Operations

Services offered

  • Bulk liquid storage (petroleum, chemical and agri-food products)
  • road fuel supply
  • heating fuel supply
  • marine fuel supply
  • aviation fuel supply

Credentials

Certifications

  • Annual license for Storage of Inflammable Oils issued by Guernsey Health & Safety Executive

Contact

Social
Address
Bulwer Avenue, St Sampson, Guernsey GY1 3EB

History2

Key dates and recorded company events for St Sampson Terminal Limited.

  • 1955Shell UK purchased the fuel terminal
  • 2008Rubis purchased Shell UK's Channel Islands operations

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