PKN Orlen says Liepaja is as attractive as Klaipeda for a new pipeline

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PKN Orlen says Liepaja is as attractive as Klaipeda for a new pipeline

Feb 13, 2008
By TBT staff

BUILD NORTHWARD? Mazeikiu Nafta chief Mrochzkowski has hinted that Latvians have been more accommodating than the Lithuanians.

VILNIUS - Poland’s PKN, Eastern Europe’s largest downstream oil company, has said that it would build a pipeline to Latvia if it failed to cut a deal with the Lithuanian government on the purchase of Klaipeda’s oil terminal. “The map shows that Mazeikiai can be approached both from Liepaja and from Ventspils. These ports are within the area of our interest,” Marek Mroczkowski, chief executive of Mazeikiu Nafta, the Baltics only refinery, told a news conference. Since taking over Mazeikiu Na ...

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