PortMiami marine fuel terminal sale completed to uncertain future

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Hydi Webb PortMiami director
Hydi Webb PortMiami director

TransMontaigne completed the sale of its PortMiami marine fuel terminal on Fisher Island for €168m on 13 October 2025, according to Ship & Bunker. 

A leaseback contract allows TransMontaigne to continue operating the facility, which holds 700,000 barrels of bunker storage. The buyer, HRP Group, plans a luxury housing development. Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava revealed options to secure fuel supply, including acquiring the facility or building a new fuel farm. Royal Caribbean Group’s CEO stressed the need for a reliable fuel supply.

Sale completed on 13 October 2025 for €168m. TransMontaigne retains operations through a leaseback contract. HRP Group plans luxury housing on Fisher Island. Mayor Cava explores acquiring the facility or building a new one. Terminal holds 700,000 barrels of bunker storage.

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Daniella Levine Cava shared: “My administration is now considering solutions for the fuel supply in PortMiami.”

Jason Liberty shared: “The issue for us at hand is the certainty element.”

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