Russia launches oil pipeline to Severe Bay terminal

Putin launched the work of the main oil pipeline to the new terminal of the Severnaya Bay on 'Vostok Oil'.

Consensus

The construction of the 'Vankor – Payyakha – Sever Bay' oil pipeline has been completed.
The pipeline is 790 km long and has a design capacity of 100 million tons of oil per year.
The pipeline includes a 6 km underwater crossing under the Yenisei River at a depth of about 50 meters.
The project was officially commissioned with participation from Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The pipeline and new terminal will increase cargo transportation along the Northern Sea Route.
The project adheres to strict environmental standards and protects Arctic ecosystems.
A protective dam was built to ensure year-round port operations despite ice conditions.
The terminal allows loading of oil onto Arctic tankers with a deadweight of up to 120,000 tons.
The project is part of the 'Vostok Oil' initiative.

Severe Bay will become the largest northern oil port in Russia. — tg_rian_ru
In 2025, 37 million tons of cargo were transported via the Northern Sea Route, with a target of 70 million tons by 2030. — tg_rian_ru
Rosneft plans to deliver 30 million tons of oil from the project in the second half of 2027, increasing to 50 million tons by 2030. — tg_rian_ru
Oil production could reach 100 million tons per year if market demand and economic conditions are favorable. — tg_rian_ru
Putin congratulated himself on the creation of a new oil and gas province in Russia. — tg_rian_ru