Sovcomflot’s Zaliv Aniva delivers to Japan 400th cargo of oil (photo)

Sovcomflot’s tanker Zaliv Aniva has delivered to Japan the 400th cargo of oil starting from the year-round production in 2008, say press center of PAO Sovcomflot.
 
Three tankers of Sovcomflot (Zaliv Aniva, Gubernotor Farhutdinov and Ostrov Sakhalin) are engaged in crude shipment from Prigorodnoye production complex (Sakhalin-II project operated by Sakhalin Energy). 

Every five-six days oil tankers come to the tanker loading unit connected with the oil export terminal by offshore pipelines. It takes two weeks to deliver oil loaded at Progorodnoye. 

All in all, Sovcomflot tankers have shipped over 37 mln t of oil to the markets of APR countries. 

Sovcomflot Group (SCF) is Russia’s largest shipping company and a world leader in the maritime transportation of hydrocarbons as well as the servicing and support of offshore exploration and oil & gas production. SCF is the largest operator of ice class LNG gas carriers in the world. The company’s fleet (owned & chartered) specialises in hydrocarbon transportation from regions with challenging icy conditions and includes 153 vessels with a combined deadweight of about 12.6 million tonnes. A third of these vessels have a high ice class. Sovcomflot supports large-scale offshore energy projects in Russia and overseas, including: Sakhalin-I, Sakhalin-II, Varandey, Prirazlomnoye, Tangguh, and Peregrino. The company is registered in Saint-Petersburg and has representative offices in Moscow, Novorossiysk, Murmansk, Vladivostok, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, London, Limassol, Madrid, Singapore and Dubai.