Filling the Pomorski pipeline, connecting Płock and Gdańsk, with this oil could temporarily block the transfer of oil to the south. If there was a halt in deliveries from Russia at the same time, the Płock-based refinery would be in trouble. "It is not possible that there is oil in the pipeline and the refinery cannot use it," said Dawid Piekarz, spokesman of Orlen. It is possible that PERN might push to renegotiate the terms of delivery with the Russian partners.
Government urgently tries to close oil contract loophole
2007-12-11 00:00
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2007-12-11 00:00
2007-12-11 00:00
Filling the Pomorski pipeline, connecting Płock and Gdańsk, with this oil could temporarily block the transfer of oil to the south. If there was a halt in deliveries from Russia at the same time, the Płock-based refinery would be in trouble. "It is not possible that there is oil in the pipeline and the refinery cannot use it," said Dawid Piekarz, spokesman of Orlen. It is possible that PERN might push to renegotiate the terms of delivery with the Russian partners.



























































