SPC–Tartous is a 663km-long onshore pipeline project operated by Syrian Company for Oil Transport. This oil pipeline, with a maximum diameter of 28 inches, starts at Al-Hasakah (Syria) and ends in Tartus (Syria).
The SPC–Tartous project started operations in 1968 and is owned by Syrian Company for Oil Transport.
The SPC–Tartous project is associated with the 40km Tartous–Banias.
About Syrian Company for Oil Transport
Syrian Company for Oil Transport (SCOT) is an operator of petroleum transportation activities. The company operates two Syrian pipeline networks. It offers services such as pump operation and maintenance, handling and receiving, loading and unloading operation, storage and monitoring services. SCOT also operates Banias Terminal and Tartous Terminal. The company’s light crude oil starts from petroleum fields and Iraqi borderline to Banias terminal and heavy crude oil starts from the Syrian fields to Tel Addas and Tartous terminal. Its terminals handle marine operations according to port regulations. SCOT is headquartered in Tartus, Syria.
Methodology
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