Russia Confirms Ust-Luga Port Delay to Q1 2012
11.28.2011 - NEWS

November 28, 2011 [Reuters] - Russian oil pipeline operator Transneft on Monday confirmed that the launch of the Baltic Sea oil terminal Ust-Luga has been delayed until the first quarter of 2012.


Transneft also said that it cancelled plans to ship a 100,000 tonnes of Urals crude blend cargo from the port this year.

On Friday, industry sources told Reuters that Russia had postponed the opening of its Ust-Luga oil terminal until next year due to heavy damages to its infrastructure during constraction works.

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