Belneftekhim signed a contract with Russian oil suppliers on January 25 for oil deliveries to the Belarusian refineries under Russia' conditions. As reported in the concern, Russian crude oil will flow to Belarus in January at the up-lift price of $6.3 per barrel, or $46 per ton of oil.
Director General of Gomeltransneft Druzhba Sergei Sosnovski said on January 25 that the company’s planning to pump above 200 tons of Russian oil to Mazyr refinery by the end of January. According to Sergei Sosnovski, current oil supplies keep to the schedule, BelTA informs.
As Telegraf previously reported, the Russian company Transneft resumed oil deliveries to Belarus on Tuesday, January 25. This became possible owing to the oil delivery contracts for 2011, signed between the Belarusian oil refineries and Russian suppliers.
The pipeline operator suspended the Russian oil export to Belarus on January 1, then oil supplies to the Belarusian enterprise Naftan were resumed at 16:50 on January 25, while Mazyr refinery got its first delivery at 17:00, the spokesman for Transneft Igor Diomin.
