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BTC transports over 80 mln barrels of oil through Turkey in Jan.-April

Oil&Gas Materials 30 May 2013 19:27 (UTC +04:00)
The Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline transported 81.87 million barrels of oil via Turkey in January-April 2013 compared to over 88.07 million barrels in January-April 2012, official website of Turkey’s state pipeline company Botas reported today.

Azerbaijan, Baku, 30 May / corr. Trend E. Ismailov /

The Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline transported 81.87 million barrels of oil via Turkey in January-April 2013 compared to over 88.07 million barrels in January-April 2012, official website of Turkey's state pipeline company Botas reported today.

The Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline transported 250.34 million barrels of oil via Turkey in 2012 compared to 257.15 million barrels in 2011.

The BТС's total length is 1768 kilometers including a 443-kilometre section running via Azerbaijan, a 249-kilometre section traversing Georgia and a 1076-kilometre section passing through Turkey. The pipeline's construction began in April 2003. First oil was marketed on May 18, 2005.

BTC Co. shareholders include: BP (30.1 per cent); AzBTC (25 per cent); Chevron (8.90 per cent); Statoil (8.71 per cent); ТРАО (6.53 per cent); Eni (5 per cent); Total (5 per cent); Itochu (3.40 per cent); Inpex (2.50 per cent); ConocoPhillips (2.50 per cent) and ONGC (2.36 per cent).

Around 34.47 million barrels of oil were transported via Iraq-Turkey pipeline through Turkey in January-March compared to about 56.54 million barrels in January-April 2012. Some 145.63 million barrels of oil were transported via Iraq-Turkey pipeline through Turkey in 2012 compared to 147.2 million barrels in 2011.

Some 6.22 million barrels of oil were transported via the Ceyhan-Kirikkale pipeline through Turkey in January-April compared to about 4.8 million barrels in January-April 2012.

The Batman-Dordyol pipeline transported 3.85 million barrels of oil in January-April compared to 3.6 million barrels in January-April 2012.

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