The EU country intends to cancel all oil and gas contracts signed with Russia
If the transfer of Russian oil is banned, Polish refineries will be able to switch to some other oil, the Polish Government’s plenipotentiary for Strategic Energy Infrastructure Piotr Naimski stressed. strong.
Mr. Piotr Naimski, Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Polish Government for Strategic Energy Infrastructure, said that Poland considers canceling oil supply contracts previously signed with Russia.
Asked if Warsaw plans to cancel its oil supply contract with Russia, Naimski said it is true that they have such plans. He said: “[Chúng tôi] intends to cancel oil contracts. This is completely realistic. Any country that produces crude oil can supply Poland.”
“About 26-27 million tons of oil is refined at the Polish refineries Gdansk and Plock, about 60% of which is currently flowing from Russia.” and if Russian oil deliveries are banned, Polish refineries will be able to switch to some other type of oil.
Mr. Naimski said: “This will of course be expensive, because changing the contract in the context that many countries are currently looking for supplies, will push prices up, at least in the near term. We will have to pay. price, the price of engaging in conflict.”
Poland’s largest refiner Orlen has a long-term contract for oil supplies with Russia’s Rosneft and Tatneft. The former regulation stipulates a maximum supply of 300,000 tons of oil per month and expires in December 2022, and the subsequent regulation on a maximum supply of 200,000 tons of oil per month expires in December 2024.
All of Russia’s oil supplies to Orlen run through pipelines. Poland plans to replace Russian oil through contracts with Saudi Aramco, with supplies from Nigeria, Angola, the North Sea region and off the coast of Norway.
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