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Azeri oil shipping from Turkey’s Ceyhan port drops by 11.4%
Saturday, 11.Sep.2010, 10:58 (GMT+3)

SOCAR informs that this August  it was shipped 3.1 million tons of Azeri oil from Turkish port Ceyhan against 3.5 million tons  in July, 3.28 million tons in June, 3.5 million in May, 3.1 million tons in April, 2.84 million tons in March, 2.5 million tons in February, and by 2.8 million tons in January 2010 and December 2009.

The State Oil Company of Azerbaijan (SOCAR) has announced next statistic data on Azeri oil export via main export pipeline Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) named after Heydar Aliyev.

SOCAR informs that this August  it was shipped 3.1 million tons of Azeri oil from Turkish port Ceyhan against 3.5 million tons  in July, 3.28 million tons in June, 3.5 million in May, 3.1 million tons in April, 2.84 million tons in March, 2.5 million tons in February, and by 2.8 million tons in January 2010 and December 2009.

This August’s shipping lowered by 11.4% versus the previous month.

“For Jan-August 2010 shipping totaled 24.9 million tons,” it was informed.

Last year export made up 36.3 million tons, and the last year’s best indicator was registered in May (3.5 million tons). This indicator was repeated in May and July of 2010.

From the very beginning of BTC pipe operation since mid-2006 to 1st September 2010 export from Ceyhan totaled 129.5 million tons of Azeri oil.

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