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Crude Oil Deliveries

Total crude oil deliveries by the Company in 2009 were 115 million tonnes, which is 13% more than in 2008. Oil exports from Russia grew substantially in the reporting year (by 7%) due to supplies of oil from the Yuzhnaya Khylchuya field via the Varandey terminal. Oil refinery throughputs inside Russia remained high (capacity utilization was close to 100%).

 

The Company sold 3.0 million tonnes of crude oil in Russia during the year, which is 42% more than in 2008. LUKOIL used mechanisms of substitution in deliveries of Company crude to refineries at Yaroslavl and Ryazan. This enabled logistics savings compared with the alternative of exporting oil via the port of Primorsk.


The Company bought 606,000 tonnes of oil in Russia during 2009, compared with 236,000 tonnes bought in 2008.


Refining at the Company’s own refineries inside Russia was 44.46 million tonnes, which is 0.6% more than in 2008. Work was carried out to optimize deliveries to Company refineries. Direct contracts were made between LUKOIL-Komi and the Ukhta refinery, and between LUKOIL-Volgogradneftegaz and the Volgograd Refinery (crude oil, which was previously supplied to the Caspian Pipeline Consortium system was supplied instead to the refineries, with positive economic effect). The Company also delivered 2.05 million tonnes of crude oil for processing to third-party refineries in Russia in order to obtain additional profit. An important event was signing in August 2009 of an agreement for supplies of crude oil to refineries in Bashkortostan. This contract gives LUKOIL a guaranteed market for crude oil inside the country on export terms.

 

Crude oil exports from Russia by LUKOIL subsidiaries (including oil purchased from other producers) grew by 6.9% in comparison with 2008 to 42.02 million tonnes thanks to large deliveries via the Varandey terminal. The Company exported 33.66 million tonnes to the far-abroad countries and 8.36 million tonnes to the near-abroad countries. The Company managed its export deliveries efficiently in 2009, selecting the most profitable export routes.


Most export in 2009 was via the Transneft pipeline system. Deliveries via Transneft were 33.00 million tonnes (8.5% less than in 2008) and their share in overall exports was 79%. The volume of export deliveries by-passing the Transneft system almost doubled in 2009 to 9.02 million tonnes of crude oil, due to commissioning of the Company’s Varandey terminal in 2008. Deliveries through Varandey were valued on the basis of actual quality of the crude oil, at a premium to the Urals price. (There is no oil quality bank in the Transneft system, so crude oil of any quality supplied through this system is sold at the price for Urals blend crude, making Urals blend the Company’s main export commodity).

 

The Company exported 8.7 million tonnes of crude oil via its own transport terminals in 2009 compared with 2.8 million tonnes in 2008. Use of the Company’s own terminals reduces transportation costs and makes transport arrangements more flexible.

 

Feedstock deliveries to foreign refineries of LUKOIL Group and to the ISAB and TRN refining complexes were 18.24 million tonnes, representing a record 50.7% increase compared with 2008. This was achieved thanks to acquisition of stakes in Western European refineries. The Company also delivered oil for processing to third-party refineries (Naftan and the Mozyr refinery in Belarus and the Panchevo refinery in Serbia). Volumes of these deliveries in the accounting year were 1.73 million tonnes, which is nearly 25% less than in 2008.

 

LUKOIL sold 46.98 million tonnes of crude oil on the international market in 2009, including 5.33 million tonnes in the near-abroad countries and 41.65 million tonnes in countries of the far-abroad.

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