Bulk liquid cargo across GPC’s operational port precincts includes LNG, petroleum products, caustic soda, liquid pitch, bulk fuels, molasses and other industrial and agricultural liquid commodities.

Through the Port of Gladstone, GPC supports Queensland’s energy, resources and manufacturing sectors, with established wharf centres and privately operated facilities servicing LNG exports from Curtis Island, petroleum and hazardous bulk liquids, and key industrial inputs for local processing industries.

The Port of Bundaberg is an important bulk liquids gateway for the Wide Bay Burnett region, with Sir Thomas Hiley Wharf handling bulk molasses and the new Pacific Marine Base Bundaberg Wharf preparing to handle bulk liquid trades. Supported by specialised pipeline and storage infrastructure, Bundaberg continues to service regional agricultural supply chains while providing opportunities for future growth in bulk liquid, renewable fuels and other emerging energy and bio-based products.

Across Gladstone, Bundaberg and Rockhampton, GPC’s port network gives customers access to flexible trade pathways, supporting established liquid bulk operations as well as future demand from new energy, manufacturing, agriculture and project development sectors. By working with customers, terminal operators and supply chain partners, GPC can help connect liquid bulk projects with the port infrastructure, land and logistics solutions needed to support sustainable trade growth.