The Ukrainian oil pipeline operator reported that the transit of Russian oil pipeline "Druzhba" will rise in price due to "prolonged destruction of the Ukrainian energy infrastructure, (which) led to a significant shortage of electricity, increasing its cost, lack of fuel, spare parts. " In addition, Ukrtransnafta noted that the cost of organizing safe working conditions for staff and protection of energy facilities increased.
The letter was signed by the CEO of Ukrtransnafta Vladimir Tsependa, the publication reads. The publication specified that according to the letter, the operator will increase the tariffs for the transit of Russian crude oil to Hungary and Slovakia by 2. 10 euros per tonne - up to 13. 60 euros from January 1, 2023. The last tariffs for transportation were increased by the Ukrainian side in April - as a result, the cost of this service increased by 51% in the annual dimension.
The content of the Naftogaz of Ukraine, which is the owner of Ukrtransnafta ", refused, did not respond to the journalists, and the Russian" Transneft "did not respond to the relevant request. We will remind, earlier in Naftogaz reported that the Russian gas monopolist Gazprom to blame the Ukrainian company almost $ 200 million for gas transit through the territory of Ukraine to Europe.
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