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Schedule of oil shipment from Novorossiysk port for July

Oil&Gas Materials 29 June 2018 17:22 (UTC +04:00)

Baku, Azerbaijan, June 29

By Ilkin Shafiyev – Trend:

Azerbaijan’s state oil company SOCAR will ship 160,000 tons of oil from the Russian port of Novorossiysk in July 2018.

The oil will be shipped in two batches. In total, 2.26 million tons of oil will be shipped from the Novorossiysk port in July.

SOCAR delivers the oil produced at its own fields, as well as the oil from joint ventures and operation companies working at Azerbaijan’s onshore fields, to Novorossiysk. The oil is delivered to the port via the Baku-Novorossiysk pipeline operated by SOCAR.

SOCAR exported 1.5 million tons of oil via the Baku-Novorossiysk pipeline in 2017.

Below is the schedule of oil shipment from the Novorossiysk port for July, provided by the Energy Intelligence Group.

Position

Berth 1;1a

Date

Position holder

Volume, 1,000 tons

1.

July 6-7

Rosneft

140

2.

July 10-11

Surgutneftegas

140

3.

July 13-14

Rosneft

140

4.

July 23-24

Kaztransoil (Samara - Novorossiysk) (20)

140

Kaztransoil (Makhachkala – Novorossiysk) (120)

5.

July 26-27

Surgutneftegas

140

6.

July 28-29

Rosneft

140

7.

July 30-31

Kaztransoil (Samara - Novorossiysk) (78)

140

Kaztransoil (Makhachkala - Novorossiysk) (62)

Berth 1a

1.

July 1-2

Lukoil

80

2.

July 2-3

Rosneft

80

3.

July 4-5

Kaztransoil (Samara – Novorossiysk)

80

4.

July 7-8

Lukoil

80

5.

July 8-9

Kaztransoil (Samara-Novorossiysk)

80

6.

July 11-12

Lukoil

80

7.

July 12-13

Lukoil

80

8.

July 14-15

Rosneft

80

9.

July 15-16

Lukoil

80

10.

July 17-18

Russneft

80

11.

July 20-21

Kaztransoil (Samara-Novorossiysk)

80

12.

July 22-23

Novatek-Tarkosaleneftegas (53)

80

Yargeo (17)

Allocated volumes (10)

13.

July 24-25

Small producers

80

14.

July 25-26

Kaztransoil (Samara – Novorossiysk)

80

15.

July 29-30

SOCAR

80

16.

July 30-31

Lukoil

80

Total in July, 1,000 tons

2,260

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