The first time Ukraine imported liquefied natural gas from Azerbaijan
The first time Ukraine imported liquefied natural gas from Azerbaijan.
In November 2016, Ukraine imported the first 640 tons of propane-butane mixture of Azerbaijan. this delivery is fragmented because it is carried out through the terminal in the port of Galati (Romania), through which ships liquefied gas from different directions (including Russia, Kazakhstan and the countries of the Black Sea and the Mediterranean basin).
PG import Azerbaijani company "Hope" and "SOCAR Energy Ukraine" - 530 and 210 tonnes respectively.
The manufacturer of LPG is the Baku Oil Refinery named by Heydar Aliyev. According to the quality of the passport, the resource corresponds to GOST LPG mass fraction of butane gas is 64.6%, propane - 33.4% .
In Ukraine, the liquefied gas delivered by rail from City Gas Terminal, which is located in the free economic zone of the Romanian port of Galati. In turn, the terminal in the Romanian LPG tanker was delivered from the Black Sea port of Batumi.
In 2016 also documented the first delivery of liquefied gas through the Ukrainian seaport. In September, it shipped 2.5 thousand. Tons of Egyptian products through Black Sea ports (ex. Ilyichevsk). Prior to this, marine terminals used for the import of liquefied natural gas.
In November 2016, Ukraine imported the first 640 tons of propane-butane mixture of Azerbaijan. this delivery is fragmented because it is carried out through the terminal in the port of Galati (Romania), through which ships liquefied gas from different directions (including Russia, Kazakhstan and the countries of the Black Sea and the Mediterranean basin).
PG import Azerbaijani company "Hope" and "SOCAR Energy Ukraine" - 530 and 210 tonnes respectively.
The manufacturer of LPG is the Baku Oil Refinery named by Heydar Aliyev. According to the quality of the passport, the resource corresponds to GOST LPG mass fraction of butane gas is 64.6%, propane - 33.4% .
In Ukraine, the liquefied gas delivered by rail from City Gas Terminal, which is located in the free economic zone of the Romanian port of Galati. In turn, the terminal in the Romanian LPG tanker was delivered from the Black Sea port of Batumi.
In 2016 also documented the first delivery of liquefied gas through the Ukrainian seaport. In September, it shipped 2.5 thousand. Tons of Egyptian products through Black Sea ports (ex. Ilyichevsk). Prior to this, marine terminals used for the import of liquefied natural gas.
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