The 242km-long, upcoming PERN Oil II project will be operated by PERN. According to GlobalData, who tracks more than 8,000 active and developing pipelines worldwide, the onshore oil pipeline, with a maximum diameter of 31 inches, will start in Masovian (Poland) and ends in Pomeranian (Poland). Buy the profile here.
The PERN Oil II project is expected to commence operations in 2025 and will be owned by PERN.
The PERN Oil II project is associated with the 1880km PERN Oil I.
During the period 2021-2025, the PERN Oil II project is expected to witness an estimated capex of $539.62m.
About PERN
PERN SA (PERN) is an oil and gas company that offers transportation, distribution and storage of natural gas and crude oil. The company provides services such as crude oil transportation, handling and storage services, blending services, transshipment of fuels, warehousing of fuels, dosing of additives and biocomponents, and inspection of pipelines. It also offers laboratory tests of crude oil products, optical fibers leasing, collocation services and internet data transmission. PERN operates through a network of crude oil pipelines and liquid fuel pipelines that transports crude oil, diesel, gasoline, and heating oil. The company provides blending of fuels and manages a sea terminal handling a million tonnes of crude oil annually. It caters its services in Belarus, Latvia, Ukraine, Lithuania, Slovakia, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Germany. PERN is headquartered in Plock, Poland.
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