ANNUAL REPORT 2005 - Lukoil
ANNUAL REPORT 2005 - Lukoil
ANNUAL REPORT 2005 - Lukoil
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Oil is carried to the terminal by rail, where it is trans-shipped to river-sea tankers. Annual capacity of the<br />
Ilinka terminal is currently 2 million tonnes. The terminal can handle tankers with deadweight up to<br />
5,000 tonnes, and one of its functions is to supply oil to Iran under substitution agreements.<br />
REFINING PROJECTS IN THE CASPIAN REGION<br />
LUKOIL's goals in the region are not limited to realization of oil & gas production projects. The Company<br />
also aims to create value added by refining of hydrocarbons. In <strong>2005</strong> the Company decided to build a gaschemical<br />
complex in Southern Russia for refining of gas and condensate produced in the Caspian region.<br />
The complex will refine more than 14 billion cubic meters of gas and 600,000 tonnes of condensate each<br />
year and will be geographically well-placed (adjacent to domestic markets and with access to export markets).<br />
A feasibility study for investments in the main production facilities is to be carried out in 2006.<br />
LUKOIL IN THE CASPIAN REGION<br />
LUKOIL has also taken part in construction of the Karachaganak Refining Complex with annual capacity for<br />
7 million tonnes of hydrocarbons from the Karachaganak field. The Complex separates mixed hydrocarbon<br />
inputs, carries out dehydration, stabilizes the condensate and feeds it into the pipeline, as well as carrying<br />
out gas treatment. Completion of the<br />
Complex in 2004 allowed stable gas condensate<br />
to be exported through the<br />
LUKOIL Estimated Hydrocarbon Production in the Caspian Region,<br />
thousand boe per day<br />
CPC.<br />
LUKOIL fully recognizes the strategic<br />
1,500<br />
importance of the Caspian region and<br />
intends to continue expansion of its<br />
1,000<br />
business as well as realizing current<br />
projects there. Daily production from<br />
projects already being implemented in<br />
500<br />
the Caspian region is forecast to reach<br />
about 1.3 million barrels by 2015.<br />
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