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Hrvatska: Zarubežnjeft zainteresiran za istraživanje ugljikovodika u Hrvatskoj

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Rafinerija Bosanski Brod trebala bi biti modernizirana do 2016.

Sergej Kudrijašov, prvi čovjek ruskog Zarubežnjefta, vlasnika rafinerija Bosanski Brod, u intervjuu Večernjaku kazao je da ta kompanija radi na nastavku modernizacije sporne brodske rafinerije, te da bi ekološki problemi trebali biti riješeni do 2016. godine, dijelom i spojem na Južni tok, kako bi rafinerija uvela plin. Kompanija je zainteresirana za širenje na hrvatsko tržište, no trenutno ne vidi ekonomsku isplativost u gradnji produktovoda do Slavonskog Broda. Trenutno uspješno posluju na bosanskom tržištu gdje su im troškovi transporta niži. Kudrijašov je rekao da ih zanimaju istraživanja nafte i plina u Hrvatskoj, što je sektor u kojem imaju dosta iskustva, te da su oformili radnu skupinu stručnjaka koja proučava hrvatsku geologiju.

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