NIS Requests Approval for the Use of Oil From State Reserves Due to the Interruption of the JANAF Oil Pipeline
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The Government of Serbia has approved the transfer of up to 66,000 tons of oil from the state reserves of the NIS energy company.
The Serbian government has authorized the Serbian Oil Industry (NIS) to use up to 66,000 tons of crude oil from state reserves. The measure was taken to continue the operation of the Pančevo refinery and maintain uninterrupted fuel supplies to the domestic market. “The Serbian government has decided to authorize the release of up to 66,000 tons of crude oil from state reserves for NIS,” the Serbian cabinet’s press service said in a statement. It…
AFTER the halt in the supply of the refinery in Pancevo due to the failure of the Janafa pipeline, the Oil Industry of Serbia (NIS) requested the Serbian government in a technical mandate to allow it to use crude oil from the state reserve and diesel from the operational reserves.
The Oil Industry of Serbia (NIS) announced this evening that it has asked the Government of Serbia and the Ministry of Mining and Energy to approve the use of crude oil from state reserves, as well as diesel from operational reserves, due to the temporary interruption of crude oil deliveries through the JANAF pipeline.
The Serbian government has approved up to 66,000 tons of crude oil from state reserves to NIS due to the interruption of transport by JANAF. The article Serbia activates state reserves: NIS receives up to 66,000 tons of oil due to JANAF appears first on Vesti Online.
State reserves will save the operation of Serbia's only oil refinery - Maintaining the operation of the Pančevo plant is of paramount importance for Serbia's energy supply.
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