Turkmen oil exports via Russia’s Novorossiysk port to resume next month

Turkmen oil exports via Russia’s Novorossiysk port to resume next month

Baku, Azerbaijan, Jan. 24

Trend:

Exports of Turkmen oil via Russia’s Black sea port of Novorossiysk will resume in February, four market sources said, Trend reports via Reuters.

Turkmenistan stopped transit of its oil via Russia in 2016 and has been exporting all its crude via the Azerbaijani Caspian port of Baku.

Pumping Turkmen oil through the Makhachkala-Novorossiysk pipeline could add as much as 200,000 tons of crude per month into Russia’s Transneft system. Turkmenistan is currently shipping oil via the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline to the Turkish Mediterranean port.

Trader Vitol has already started shipments of Turkmen oil to Russia’s Caspian port Makhachkala, two sources said.

Turkmen crude loadings from Novorossiysk could reach up to 200,000 tons in February, the sources added.

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