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Oil Flows and Export Capacity in the Caspian Sea and Black Sea Regions OIL FLOWS AND EXPORT CAPACITY Yana Kamchatka Peninsular IN THENorwegian Novaya Zemlya Sea Barents UK Dikson Sea Pechenga Kara Belokamenka Vankor-Dikson pipeline. Lena Murmansk To be built by Rosneft. Sea 750 km, 12 mn T/yr (240,000 bpd). (This project has now been abandoned in favour of a pipeline to link up with the Transneft system at Purpe). Sea of Okhotsk ek Olen ASPIAN EA ANDNORWAY SWEDENLACK EA C S B SKandalaksha North Vitino Kolguyev oshore Noril'sk Sakha Republic Dudinka Sea Kolguyev (Yakutia) Island Ko Gulf of Vankor tuy Indiga Varandey Bothnia FINLAND Sredne-Viluyskoye Yakutsk Khabarovsk Kray Yamburg Skagerrak Yuzhno- Khylchulskoye White Kharyaga Okha Odoptu-More Novyy Port Vilyuy Baltic Pipeline System (BPS) Sea Pil'tun-Astokhskoye Capacity 74 mn T/yr (1.48 mbpd) Moskal'vo Sabo at end-2006. Belomorsk 5 3 32 55 Plans have been put forward to 6 2 Mukhto Chaivo Kattegat increase capacity to 2.5-2.6 mbpd Vozhyeskaya 4 DENMARK with a new line from Unecha and Lena possibly to expand it further to 3 mbpd. Lunskoye 720 720 Dagi EGIONS Urengoy Arkhangel'sk Nikolayevsk 508 Ob -na-Amur 0 R 53 530 Usa Urengoy Aldan Mongi Irelyakh Olekminsk East Siberia - Pacic Ocean pi BELGIUM Nizhnyaya Tunguska East Siberia - Pacic Ocean pipeline Pogibi peline Phase 1: Taishet - Skovorodino Lazarevo NETHERLANDS Nadym Aldan 30 mn T/yr. 1220 / 1067 mm. 6 pumping stations Sa HELSINKI Karpogory Synya Construction to commence late-2005. k 610 Completion scheduled for 2008. 6 h Baltic Verkhnechonsk-Talakan pipeline. Lena Chikshino Pechora VerkhnechonskNefteGaz plans to lay a permanent pipeline from the (onward deliveries to China and the Pacic coast by rail) 42 a 520 l Muuga Verkhnechonsk eld to Surgutneftegaz's Talakanskaya eld. It is intended in Sea Gulf of Porvoo 30 720 that the two companies then build a 120-km line to link to the ESPO pipeline. Chayandinskoye 5 De Kastri Is Stepenoborskaya 720 Komsomolskaya Tarasovskaya l Finland Vysotsk a Poronaysk TALLINN Planned capacity 60-80 mn T/yr (1.2-1.6 mbpd) Krasnoyarsk n Rostock Primorsk Lake Lake d 720 Novopurpe 720 Tartar Strait Batareniya 720 Purpe Kray 426 Ladoga Onega Talakanskoye r Karampur Terpeniya Sestroretsk Barsukovskoye Makarov Amu Uglegorsk Ventspils ESTONIA Proposed by Lukoil. Vetlosyan Gulf Ukhta Yenisey Chona Tebuk 720 Gulf of St. Petersburg Shlisselburg 530 Muravlenkovskoye 720 Vengayakha 530 325 530 ESPO pipeline (Ust-Kut - Talakan) Pashnya Tyumen Krasnogorsk 720 Yarayner Until Phase 1 of the ESPO pipeline from Taishet to Skovorodino is completed, Riga Dzh'er Sutorminskoye Khanemye Firsovo the Ust-Kut - Talakanskoye section will carry oil in the reverse direction Il'inskiy GERMANY 820 Sindor Oblast Neryungri Liepaja 1020 from the eld to a rail terminal at Ust-Kut. Dzukste Verkhnechonsk Schwedt unguska Prigorodnoye Butinge Voy Vozh 426 Yuzhno- Konosha Troitsko- Vanino Mikun Pogranich Sovetskaya Sakhalinsk RIGA Kirishi Pechorsk Kholmogory Vyngapur Podkamennaya T Vitim Komsomolsk Gavan Kholmsk Korsakov Gdansk Mazeikiai Kholmogory Klaipeda 720 Vyngapur Bakhilovskaya BAM - (Baikal-Amur Magistral) -na-Amur Karlsruhe Leuna Pervomaiskaya Aniva Kotlas Urdoma Novgorod Kaliningrad Gulf 720 720 Privodino 530 Tynda LATVIA Pes Aprelskaya Zeitz Varyegan Sergino Povkhov Vitim Birzhai Rail terminal to be Ob Mokhovaya 1220 RUSSIA 820 Vostochnaya Kokhryakovo Kokhryakov Proposed Pogoryelovo Nyuksenitsa built by Rosneft for 'Western Pipeline System' 820 Nyagan Alekhin East Siberia - Pacic Ocean pipeline shipments to Arkhangelsk Varyegan 530 now abandoned 60,000 bpd (TNK-BP) Phase 2: Taishet - Pacic Ocean Bykovo [to serve crude oil exprts via the CPC pipeline] Pokachi Yurubchensk No dates. Surgut Tyumenskaya Amur Oblast Krasnoleninsk Pipeline to be extended to the coast at an unspecied date and Talynskoye Samotlor Litvinov/ Permyakov expanded to a capacity of 80 mn T/yr. Skrudaliyena Lyantoskoye Urevskiye Dulisma Pilyudinskoye Zaluzi Yershov The second phase of the ESPO pipeline is linked to Kuchiminiskaya 1020 720Samotlor Boguchany Skovorodino Strazky Krasnoleninskoye BAM - (Baikal-Amur Magistral) Pomeranian pipeline LITHUANIA Surgut Belozherski the opening up of oilelds in East Siberia. 720 720 Khabarovsk Gryazovets 1220 IKL pipeline Kralupy 720 Satarino Ostrov 1220 Vatinskaya 1020 Ingolstadt Karkatyev Megion 720 Gezhokoye 820 Khanty Mansiysk Aleksandrovskoye (Strezhevo') 530 Plock 1220 Salym 1020 Chita 1020 1020 1020 Yugan Orekhov Neustadt POLAND Pravdino 820 RUSSIA Ozernaya Mamontovo 820 Yuzhny Balyk Medvedevo Druzhba pipeline Velikiye-Luki Andreapol Yermakov Angara Oblast Trans-Siberian railway CZECH Nevel 1020 Tuchyevo Vohburg Polotsk Borisovo S. Priobskoye Salym Amur Torzhok Palkino Kluchevskaya Novopokur Chalayevka Ust-Kut 1020 Shaim Inyakino 1220 REPUBLIC Uglich 820 Kaimanovo Yaroslavl' 530 Shilka 820 Irtyshkaya Mugen Novoyeniseysk 530 Ilyichevka Raskino Blagoveshchensk 325 Kedrovaya Tomsk Heihe Pardubiche Senno 1220 Kirov 1220 1020 530 Ob Chashzhino Yagodnyy 1220 1220 Oblast Adamova Berezovoye Mezhdurechenskiy Kovykta Trzebina Brest 720 Demyanskoye 530 Zavyalovo Primorsk Yenisey Bratsk AY 820 Krutoye1220 Nizhny Katysh Sredne Zastava Minsk Zapes'ye Belyy Yar M 2008 820 Smolensk 530 Vasyugan Vasyugan 30 Sos'va TAL pipeline Kobrin Kray Glinsk Mariampolski 5 Parabel AUSTRIA Sosnovka 1020 BELARUS Uvat Vasyugan Sredne Bratislava - Schwechat Schwechat 820 630 Krasnokamsk ITALY Czechowice Gorky Dolina Moscow B. Sosnova 273 Nyurilskoye Proposed by Yukos Kuma Luginet 530 Pinsk Filino Debessy Kammeny Log Platina Pervomaika (2.5 mn T/yr, expandable to 5 mn T/yr) Kilemary Arlety Poyma 530 426 1220 Biser Arbatskoye Krasnoyarsk (due for completion late-2005, but 820 Dubniki Luginetskaya 530 1220 Bratislava Norsi Melkovka Syumsi 1220 Molchanovo Tayshet delayed until end-2006 by 720 1020 Aremzyan Bryansk Nizhniy Novgorod MostovayaLys'va Kemchug environmental concerns) 720 1220 Tobolsk Starolikeyevo 377 530 720 Stepanikovo Prudki Perm 720 1020 SLOVAKIA Jaslo/Jedlicze Makarievo 1020 Kiengop 530 Mishkino 530 426 Achinsk Boguchany Trieste SLOVENIA 1020 Gerasimovskaya Orlovka Kolomna 325 1020 Zamzor Levice Kostyukovichi Lazarevo Druzhba pipeline Turov Rechitsa Gorky 1020 1220 Setovo Vagay Igolskoye Zvolen 1020 Nozhovka Drogobych Osa 1220 Irtysh Uyar Rybinskoye Kaluga Vorotynets 1020 530 630 Balakhonikha Bachkun 426 Kedrovy Mariinsk Gomel Ryazan 530 530 Tomsk Zalaegerszeg Mozyr 820 1220 Kimel'tey Tula 377 Rijeka L'vov Kashgan Nizhneudinsk Irkutsk Brody 820 Bimeri Izhevsk 1020 720 1020 Torgili Verkhne-Tarskoye Tulun 720 Lendava Tiszaojvaros Tin'grovatovo Kazan Chita Borislav 720 1020 530 377 Yekaterinburg 530 530 Unecha 1220 Tyumen Novopetrovska Oblast Orov Naberezhniye Chelny Chernushki Lake Baikal Buryat Republic Kurovichi 720 Noviny Zashchyebiye Bodovichi Plavsk Yermish' Lyutkino Sarapul Anzhero-Sudzhensk Szazhalombatta 720 Omisalj Uzhgorod Zhulino Chizhovka CHINA Novozybkov Desna Druzhba pipeline Novograd-Volynskiy720 Kovali 720 720 Pleshchevka Shilovo Sviyaga 1220 720 Kambarka Kemerovsk Dolina Aksinino Novocelovo Knyazhevo Sisak Adria pipeline Karpaty Kalush Nizhnekamsk Kaltasy Vozhnesenka Oblast Kutulik Solochino Orel Belaya Verkhov'ye 1220 HUNGARY Feneshlitkye 1020 1020 820 1220 Studyenech 720 Isetskoye Abatskiy 1020 720 325 Kemerovo Zabaykal'sk 1220 530 720 Poncevo Telepanovo Medvedskoye 720 y Harbin Nadvornaya Stanovaya Mikhailovka 1020 Khakasskaya a Kozmino 377 Muslyumovo Na Lubna Saransk Chumanovka Irkutsk Slavonski Brod Nikolskoya P khodka CROATIA 530 Angarsk e Vla 530 Sokur Oblast Ulan-Ude Golovashevka 377 Chashi re Chop 1020 Malinovka Tagay Kaleikino Aznakayevo Kanashi Yurgamysh voznaya d Druzhba - Adria KIEV Talalayevskoye Yelets Ul'yanovsk 530 ChekmagushKushkul ivostock Sosedka Nurli 325 Berdyaush (5 mn T/yr, expandable to 15 mn T/yr) Kursk 1220 Almetyevsk 5th Promysel 720 Chelyabinsk 720 Verbinovo YelizavetinkaMinnibayevo Karabash Kurgan Bekishevo Priluki Manturovo Rostovka Urussu no 720 Novosibirsk (due for completion late-2005, but UKRAINE 1220 Vargashi Syspovo Barcau Chulym Trans-Siberian railw Daqing 1220 820 Asha Transneft's proposal to terminate the ESPO pipeline delayed indenitely by Tambov 1220 530 720 530 Tartarsk 720 Penza Kalinovy Klyuch Mishkino 530 Barabinsk Vinnitsa Gnedinchy 377 720 Serniye 1220 720 at Perevoznaya was rejected by Russia's environmental concerns) 1020 Ufa Cherkassi Omsk Kizhevatovo Gubino RomashkinoBavly Pechersk Vody Subkhanku Ulya-Tyelyak ecological supervision service. The terminal may now Sumy Kastornoye 820 Kropachevo 530 Peterfel'd 1020 530 Naryshevo377 Bulayevo Moskalenki 720 be moved to Kozmino, in Nakhodka Bay. JAPAN Novi Sad Fedorovka Glinsko- Repievka Syzran 530 Odessa-Brody pipeline Pogarshchin Kuznetsk Baitugan 100,000 bpd (TNK-BP) Rozhbyshevsk 1220 1220 Yetkul Tobol Polovka 377 l Leninsk Travniki [to serve crude oil exprts to China] Zolnoye Klyavlino 530 ovo Petropavlovsk 1020 Klin Voronezh 530 325 530 Pancevo Samara Irtysh Akhtyrka 377 Tokyo ROMANIA 530 530 Buguruslan BOSNIA - 1020 Krotovka Tuymazy 530 M. Pavlovka Klin 426 Pokhvistnevo Ishim Naushki Belgorod Saratov Syzran 530 Komelevskoye Liski Yerzovka Shkapovo (TNK-BP) 820 KrasnoslekyNovo-Kyubishev Lopatino Mukhanovo 530 Ishimbay Barnaul Changchun [to serve crude oil exprts HERZEGOVINA Kotovsk 720 Pokhrovka Komsomolech Kremenchug Sokolovay Gora via the CPC pipeline] 720 Kharkov Samara 530 Kokhnovka 530 1220 1220 530 Salavat Priyrt'shysk SERBIA Darmanesti Saratov Pokhrovka 820 Lyubechkaya Biysk 1020 Sovkhozhnaya 1380 km Kulyeshovka Zhirinovsk Tuvinsk Onseti Magnetogorsk Kustany Propetarskay Pereshchepino
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