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Usinsk approved new oil terminal
Publish date: May 11, 2006
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Usinsk approved new oil terminal
The city of Usinsk (Komi Republic) has approved the construction of an oil terminal near the city during the public hearings.
The terminal with a capacity of one million ton per year, will be located along the Usinsk-Kharyaga oil pipeline. The plant will be built about 60 km from the city center, by the Zapadno-Synyatskoe oil field.
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