Completing a purchase started last December, Vecenergy has closed on the purchase of two Chevron products’ terminals.

Vecenergy, the energy division of Vecellio Group, Inc., has finalized the purchase of Chevron’s Macon, GA, and Montgomery, AL, terminals. Chevron will continue to use the terminals under a long-term agreement, while Vecenergy will also open up the terminals for third-party throughput. Both terminals will have ethanol blending and red-dye diesel capabilities.

“These terminals are an important step in the growth of Vecenergy’s terminal logistics business as we’re looking at further expansion,” said Todd Cannon, the division’s vice president.

Vecenergy, headquartered in West Palm Beach, FL, operates bulk petroleum storage and distribution terminals at two in-state locations, in addition to its Alabama and Georgia facilities. Combined, the terminals have a bulk storage capacity of more than 2 million barrels.

Vecenergy also provides offloading services for all incoming petroleum products at Port Everglades in South Florida.

More information on Vecenergy is available at www.Vecenergy.com

Christopher Vecellio, Terminal Operator Kevin Coleman, Leo Vecellio and Michael Vecellio (above) tour a products terminal in Macon, GA (shown below), one of two terminals Vecenergy has acquired from Chevron. The acquisition includes a products terminal in Montgomery, AL (shown at top of page).