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Russian ministries to report on oil pipeline capacity by February 2027
Russia’s Energy and Transport ministries will track main oil pipeline capacity under a plan to implement the country’s Energy Strategy by 2050.
The work will include measures to expand pipelines, including routes towards major sea and river ports.
Transneft, Russia’s oil pipeline operator, will help prepare the assessment.
The ministries must submit their report to the government by February 15, 2027.
They will then report annually through 2029.
The monitoring is intended to show whether pipeline capacity is being expanded as planned.
Russia’s Energy and Transport ministries must report on main oil pipeline capacity and expansion measures by February 15, 2027.
The report is part of an action plan implementing Russia’s Energy Strategy by 2050.
Transneft will participate in preparing the report.
The ministries must submit the report annually until 2029.
The monitoring includes pipelines serving major sea and river ports.
- Who
- Russia’s Ministry of Energy and Ministry of Transport, with participation from Transneft.
- What
- They must report on main oil pipeline capacity and measures to expand pipelines.
- When
- The first report is due by February 15, 2027, with annual reports until 2029.
- Where
- Russia.
- Why
- To implement the action plan for Russia’s Energy Strategy by 2050.
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TASS reported that the ministries are to submit a report by February 15, 2027.
The first report is due to the government.
The report is to be submitted annually.
- Deadline
- February 15, 2027
- Ministries
- Ministry of Energy and Ministry of Transport
- Pipeline operator
- Transneft
- Reporting frequency
- Annually until 2029
- Strategy
- Russia’s Energy Strategy by 2050
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Monitoring the throughput capacities of main oil pipelines and the implementation of measures to expand oil pipelines, including in the direction of major sea and river ports