Societe de Transport des Hydrocarbures par Pipelines SA
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- Sector
- Industrial services
- Industry
- Oil & gas pipelines
- Address
- Tunis El Khadhra Tunisia
- IPO Date
- Jan 12, 2001
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- Societe de Transport des Hydrocarbures par Pipelines SA (SOTRAPIL) is a Tunisia-based midstream energy and logistics company specializing in the bulk transportation and distribution of refined liquid hydrocarbons via an extensive pipeline network. Founded in 1979 and headquartered in Tunis, Tunisia, the company operates as the primary pipeline transporter of petroleum products in the country, connecting major refining, import, and storage facilities to regional distribution centers. SOTRAPIL operates through dedicated midstream transportation and infrastructure management segments, offering services that include the multi-product pipeline transmission of refined white oil products, including unleaded gasoline, premium gasoline, 50 ppm low-sulfur diesel, regular gasoil, and kerosene via the strategic Bizerte-Rades pipeline; dedicated aviation fuel conveyance, transporting Jet A-1 fuel from maritime terminal installations in La Goulette directly to Tunis-Carthage International Airport; hydrocarbon batching, receiving, and custody transfer metering services; pipeline integrity management, non-destructive testing, and cathodic corrosion protection; and intermediate storage, dispatch coordination, and terminal logistics management. The company primarily serves national energy agencies, the state refiner Societe Tunisienne des Industries de Raffinage (STIR), domestic and multinational fuel distribution companies, and civil aviation refueling operators across northern and central Tunisia. In recent developments, SOTRAPIL has advanced infrastructure modernization programs aimed at upgrading its supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems, enhancing fiscal metering instrumentation, and reinforcing cathodic pipeline protection to increase transport efficiency and operational safety. The company has also achieved sustained volume growth across its core conduits, driven by higher national fuel distribution demand and a continued recovery in commercial air traffic boosting Jet A-1 transport volumes, while optimizing trunkline pumping capacity and maintaining strategic coordination with national fuel marketing depots to strengthen domestic energy logistics and reduce reliance on heavy road transport.