Port Guide · China · Liaoning / Yellow Sea

Bunkering at Dalian

The Port of Dalian is the largest port in Liaoning province (northeastern China), located on the Yellow Sea at the entrance to the Bohai Bay. Dalian handles containers, oil, bulk, and is a major Chinese petrochemical hub. Bunker supply is reliable for both container and tanker traffic.

Key Port Facts

UN/LOCODE
CNDLC
Coordinates
38.93°N, 121.65°E
Country
China

Fuel Grades Available at Dalian

Seven Ocean procures the following marine fuel grades at Dalian. Click any grade for full technical specifications.

Delivery Methods

Primary Anchorages

Dalian outer anchorage, Dayao Bay

Port Detail

Liaoning gateway

Dalian serves northeast China — including Liaoning, Jilin, and Heilongjiang provinces — and is the principal Chinese port facing Japan and Korea.

Petrochemical complex

Dalian hosts major Chinese refining capacity (Dalian Petrochemical, WEPEC). Bunker physical supply is reliable.

Cold weather operations

Winters in the Bohai Bay region can produce ice; bunker operations are routine year-round but with cold-weather operational protocols.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there ice in winter?

Bohai Bay ice forms in coldest winter months but rarely impacts commercial port operations. Bunker barge operations continue.

Does Dalian serve Japan/Korea routes?

Yes — short-sea trades with Japanese and Korean ports run regularly, supplementing the long-haul Asia-Europe and trans-Pacific services.

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