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• Comment Link Friday, 14 October 2022 22:35 posted by Sligo Ireland

  Leak discovered by Poland late Tuesday
  
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  Leak likely to be accidental not sabotage, says Poland
  
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  Germany says its reduced crude supplies are adequate
  
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  Schwedt refinery serving Berlin has few alternatives
  
  (Ads Polish PM comment)
  
  By Marek Strzelecki and Miranda Murray
  
  WARSAW, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Germany said on Wednesday it was receiving less oil
  but still had adequate supplies, after Poland found a leak in the Druzhba pipeline that delivers crude from Russia
  to Europe that Warsaw said was probably caused by an accident rather than sabotage.
  
  
  The discovery of the leak in the main route carrying oil to Germany,
  which operator PERN said it found on Tuesday evening,
  comes as Europe is on high alert over its energy security in the aftermath of Moscow's invasion of Ukraine which has cut supplies of gas.
  
  
  Drone footage showed a black stain of oil from the underground pipeline spreading across farmland at the site of the leak, surrounded by fire
  engines and other emergency teams.
  
  "Security of supply in Germany is currently guaranteed," an economy ministry
  spokesperson told Reuters.
  
  "The refineries in Schwedt and Leuna continue to receive crude oil via the Druzhba pipeline."
  
  The Schwedt refinery, which supplies 90% of Berlin's fuel,
  said deliveries were taking place but at reduced capacity.
  
  
  Germany said it was hoping for more information soon from Poland about the cause of the leak and how it can be repaired.
  
  
  Europe has been on high alert over the security of its
  energy infrastructure since major leaks were found last month in the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines running from Russia to Europe under the Baltic Sea.
  
  
  
  Both the West and Russia have blamed sabotage.
  
  All potential causes of the leak were being considered, a spokesman for the Polish security services, Stanislaw Zaryn, told Reuters.
  
  
  The top official in charge of Poland's energy infrastructure, Mateusz Berger, said it was most likely "accidental damage", adding that there was at
  this stage "no grounds at all" to believe that it was sabotage.
  
  
  Berger said the leak was located 70 km (44 miles)
  west of Plock, where Poland's biggest refinery owned
  by PKN Orlen is located.
  
  As a result, part of the pipeline's capacity towards Germany was not
  available, he said, adding that repairs would
  likely "not take long".
  
  In the evening Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said it was too early
  to say whether the leak was accidental damage
  or was caused by sabotage.
  
  "...Many steps point straight to the Kremlin, but we want to be very responsible and only then confirm our assumptions," he told Polish state-owned radio broadcaster PR3.
  
  
  RUSSIA REMAINS TOP GERMAN OIL SUPPLIER
  
  The Druzhba oil pipeline, whose name means "friendship" in Russian, is one
  of the world's largest, supplying Russian oil to much of central Europe including Germany, Poland, Belarus,
  Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Austria.
  
  
  Russia's Transneft state-owned pipeline monopoly said it was continuing to pump
  oil towards Poland.
  
  Poland's PKN Orlen said that supplies to its Plock refinery were not interrupted while Czech
  pipeline operator MERO had not seen any change in flows to the Czech Republic.
  
  
  "The main action (we are taking) is to pump out the liquid and locate the leak and stop it," fire brigade spokesman Karol Kierzkowski told state broadcaster TVP Info,
  adding there was no danger to the public.
  
  Firefighters in the mid-northern Kujawsko-Pomorskie region of Poland said they had pumped about 400 cubic metres of oil
  and water from the site, which was in the middle of a corn field.
  
  
  
  The second line of the Druzhba pipeline was working
  as normal, PERN said.
  
  The total capacity of the western section of both lines that carry oil from central Poland to Germany is 27 million tonnes of crude oil per year.
  
  
  Germany's Schwedt refinery, which serves Berlin, will struggle most if Druzhba
  supplies are interrupted as it has few alternative options to service its crude needs.
  
  
  The German government aims to eliminate
  imports of oil from Russia by the end of the year under European Union sanctions.
  
  
  But in the first seven months of the year, Russia was
  still its top supplier, accounting for just over 30% of oil imports.
  
  
  As Germany looks for alternative supplies for Schwedt, Druzhba
  could be instrumental in supplying oil via the Polish port in Gdansk.
  
  
  The German government has been in talks to secure oil from Kazakhstan to
  supply Schwedt, but that oil would have to flow to Germany
  via the Druzhba pipeline too.
  
  Berlin has rejected an offer from Russian President Vladimir Putin to supply
  gas to Europe via Nord Stream 2 this winter - the new pipeline which Germany refused
  to allow to be put into operation. If Russia wanted to send gas,
  it could do so via Nord Stream 1, a government spokesperson said.
  
  
  (Reporting by Reuters bureaus; writing by Alan Charlish and Marek Strzelecki; Editing by Jan Harvey and Elaine Hardcastle)
  
  
  
  
  
  Sligo Ireland
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