“Sarmatia” oil pipeline joint stock company opts for new president
In accordance with the decisions of the 18th meeting of the Council of Ministers of the Energy Community, which was held on December 17, 2020 in remote mode under the presidency of Montenegro, the Council of Ministers of the European Union (EU) in writing approved the list of projects , of interest to the Energy Community (PECI – six projects) and the list of projects of general interest (PMI – eleven projects).
Once again, the construction of the „Brody - Adamova Zastava“ oil pipeline as part of the complete „Odesa-Brody-Plotsk-Gdansk“ pipeline took a worthy place in the PECI list, with the decision coming into effect on January 14, 2021.
Sarmatia Oil Pipeline Joint Stock Company has changed president, Trend reports via Sarmatia.
According to the decision of shareholders, the JSC was headed by Bozena Knipfelberg, a representative of the Polish company PERN S.A.
To note, the company was established in 2004 on the initiative of PERN Przyjazn and Ukrtransnafta for the completion of the Odessa-Brody-Plotsk-Gdansk oil pipeline.
Later, Azerbaijan's SOCAR, Georgia's Oil and Gas Corporation, and Lithuania's Klaipedos Nafta joined the JSC.
Ukraine built the 667-kilometer-long Odessa-Brody oil pipeline during 1996-2001 to supply Caspian oil. The European Commission in 2013 listed the Odessa-Brody to Plotsk pipeline completion project as one of the 250 highest priority projects for the EU until 2020, but the project is actually frozen.
In accordance with the decisions of the 18th meeting of the Council of Ministers of the Energy Community, which was held on December 17, 2020 in remote mode under the presidency of Montenegro, the Council of Ministers of the European Union (EU) in writing approved the list of projects , of interest to the Energy Community (PECI – six projects) and the list of projects of general interest (PMI – eleven projects).
Once again, the construction of the „Brody - Adamova Zastava“ oil pipeline as part of the complete „Odesa-Brody-Plotsk-Gdansk“ pipeline took a worthy place in the PECI list, with the decision coming into effect on January 14, 2021.
Ukraine and Poland discussed the pipeline project again at the end of January 2024 amid sanctions cuts in the EU's purchases of oil from Russia.