The authorities of Oil terminal Vostokbunker JSC say they expect this year a growth in volume of oil transshipment up to 1 million tons. As of December 23, 982 thousand 844 tons had been handled at the terminal, the press service of “Transit-DV” reports.

Vostokbunker, part of the Holding Group “Transit-DV” is located in the
port of Slavyanka of Khasansky District. The company owns the third
largest marine oil terminal in Primorsky Krai (Territory). Annual
capacity of the terminal is said to be at 40% of oil, which is sent to
the northern regions of the Far East under government contract.
Vostokbunker supply fuel to the region under contracts with local
administrations of Magadan and Kamchatka. The company produces its own
brand ?VB? fuel for ships, as well as certified mazut F-5, conforming
to state standard specification (GOST).

Source: PortNews

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