Central Marine Research

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Central Marine Research Design Institute, St.
Petersburg, Russia

• HELCOM ad hoc Expert Working Group on Transit
  Routeing, 10-11 October 2006 Bonn

Speaker Vladimir Vasilyev
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Oil export from Russian Baltic ports in 2003 was
35.7 mln. ton. In 2004 increased up to 67.7 mln.
ton. ( 90)
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Export of oil from Russian Baltic ports.
Optimistic scenario 2009-2012
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• CRUDE OIL
• Eastern pert of the gulf of Finland now
  Primorsk only.
• April 2006 TRANSNEFT finished Baltic Pipeline
  System 65 mil ton/year.
• Thus Primorsk offloading reached 65 mil ton/year
  for 2006.
• 2005 offloading was 57.3 ton.
• December 2001 initial stage 12 mil ton/year,
  2003 30, 2004 50.
• Plan 70 mil ton/year.

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• OIL PRODUCTS
• Now - Petersburg oil terminal.
• From 1996 -2006 offloading reached from 1.6 to 11
  mil ton/year.
• Planned maximum 15 mil ton summer 2006.
• Total, including small terminals about 16 mil
  ton.
• Nearest future Primorsk.
• New pipeline 17(initial) up to 25 mil ton/year
  (diesel).
• Branch to Vysotsk 3.5 mil ton/year.

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• OIL PRODUCTS CONTINUED
• Vysotsk LUKOIL-II finished in September, 2006.
• Now 9 and in 2007 -11 mil ton/year.
• 3.5 from Primorsk pipeline.
• Ust-Luga (2010)
• Bunker terminal 2 mil ton/year.
• Export terminal initial 1.4 and up to 5.5 mil
  ton.
• THUS 55 -65 mil ton oil products/year in 2015.

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• CONCLUSION RUSSIAN PORTS OF EASTERN BALTIC
• IN 2015 EXPORT CAPACITY CRUDE OIL 70,
• OIL PRODUCTS 60, LNG 5 MIL TON.
• KALININGRAD 10-12 MIL TON

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