Transneft Completes BPS-2 and Related Facilities
11.16.2011 - NEWS

November 15, 2011 [PortNews] - State-owned oil company Transneft completed on November 15, 2011, the construction and start-up testing of the facilities of the Baltic Pipeline System (BPS-2), the Company said Tuesday.


The project Baltic Pipeline System-2 is being implemented in line with the Russian Government’s order (November 26, 2008). Transneft has constructed the 1000 km pipeline of capacity of 38 million tons of crude oil a year (the first phase – 30m tons), five pumping stations (PS), reconstructed existing pumping stations – “Unecha” and “Andreapol,” and completed Ust-Luga Oil Depot with tank farm of 8 tanks of capacity of 50000 cbm each. The BPS-2 first phase commissioning is scheduled for Dec. 2011.

The pipeline network runs on the territory of Bryansk, Smolensk, Tver, Novgorod and Leningrad regions of Russia.

Moscow-based Transneft is the state-owned Russian company responsible for the national oil pipelines. Transneft manages the largest oil pipeline system in the world, with a total network length of nearly 50,000 km. The company transports about 93% of the oil extracted in Russia.

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