Now the tariffs for the Druzhba pipeline in the direction of Slovakia and Hungary will amount to 11.5 euros per tonne.
From April 1, tariffs for the transfer of Russian oil through the territory will increase by 30%. Interfax reported this in relation to Transneft on Thursday, March 31.
It is now indicated that tariffs for the Druzhba oil pipeline in the direction of Slovakia and Hungary under an agreement with JSC Ukrtransnafta will amount to 11.5 euros per tonne compared to 9 euros per tonne. The old rules are in effect from January 1st.
Last year, 12 million tons of Russian oil were brought through the Druzhba pipeline to Ukraine, including 3.4 million tons in the Czech Republic, 5.2 million tons in Slovakia, and 3.4 million tons in Hungary.
Recall that in March Russia’s oil exports dropped by a quarter. Russia has struggled to sell its oil following the U.S. embargo and tacit boycott in response to the war in Ukraine. According to media reports, today approximately 70% of Russia’s oil supplied for export finds consumers struggling.
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Source: korrespondent
