Unleashing the East Oil Dream: Russia's Underground Oil Storage Paradigm Shift
Oil Capsule: Pros and Cons
In a recentdevelopment, a Russian oil and gas industry power player has announced the readiness for trial operations of the country's firstunderground oil storage facility (UOSSF) in the Krasnoyarsk Krai. This game-changing project has sparked widespread discussions and reignited the age-old debate on the necessity of a strategic, state-owned oil reserve for Russia. Enter our edgy, never-backing-down, and always-in-the-know journalist, "Monocle", as we dive deep into the intriguing world of East Oil.
The Infrastructure of East Oil
The mastermind behind the UOSSF has been revealed. The project in question is none other than the "East Oil" initiative, undertaken by the company "Rosneft" since 2020. The ambitious project encompasses the Vankor deposits cluster, the Paikhatsk and East-Taimyr oilfields groups, and the Western-Irkutsk oilfield segment in northern Krasnoyarsk Krai. The East Oil plans call for the construction of a vast pipeline network and a crude oil port in the Sever Bay on Taimyr with a potential loading capacity of 100 million tons of oil per year.
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- The ambitious East Oil project, spearheaded by Rosneft since 2020, involves the construction of a pipeline network and a crude oil port, with the goal of handling 100 million tons of oil annually, in the infrastructure network for Russia's oil and gas industry within the Krasnoyarsk Krai.
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