The TFS Sets Transit Fares for Kazakh Crude Oil Bound for Butinge
Tuesday the board meeting of the Federal Tariff Service fixed Transneft transit fares for Kazakh crude bound for Butinge (Lithuania), according to the TFS press-release.
The rate of the fare to take effect on the 10th of September will amount to $11.58 per ton.
Moreover a new fare has been introduced to cover the services related to the delivery of crude oil from the oil-loading station of Unecha to the station of Zhecha (Bryansk branch of Moscow Railway) rated as 484.5 rubles per 100 tons of crude oil. The new tariff is to become valid as of the 10th of September. As is explained in the press-release the introduction of the new tariff is accounted for by the start-up of RussNeft’s oil loading pipe rack at the station of Zhecha which took place on the 26th of August. The delivery of crude oil to the oil loading station is done at Unecha station from Transneft trunk pipeline into RussNeft’s deferent oil pipe.
Moreover a new fare has been introduced to cover the services related to the delivery of crude oil from the oil-loading station of Unecha to the station of Zhecha (Bryansk branch of Moscow Railway) rated as 484.5 rubles per 100 tons of crude oil. The new tariff is to become valid as of the 10th of September. As is explained in the press-release the introduction of the new tariff is accounted for by the start-up of RussNeft’s oil loading pipe rack at the station of Zhecha which took place on the 26th of August. The delivery of crude oil to the oil loading station is done at Unecha station from Transneft trunk pipeline into RussNeft’s deferent oil pipe.
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