SlovakiaPart of MOL Groupslovnaft.sk
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Slovnaft, a.s. is an integrated oil refining and petrochemical company based in Bratislava, Slovakia, and a member of MOL Group. The company operates the Bratislava refinery, one of Central Europe’s key refining assets, supplying motor fuels (gasoline, diesel, LPG, jet fuel) and other petroleum products such as bitumen and sulfur to the Slovak market and neighboring countries.
Its petrochemical operations are integrated with the refinery and focus on polypropylene production and related feedstocks for plastics and industrial applications. Slovnaft also manages associated logistics, including storage and pipeline connections, and operates a network of service stations in Slovakia. The company plays a significant role in the regional fuel and petrochemical supply chain in Central and Eastern Europe.
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First commercial gas from non-associated reservoirs beneath and above existing oil layers; initial well drilled from West Chirag; up to 4 Tcf estimated; gas to Sangachal via existing infrastructure.
JANAF's pricing is deemed excessive and unjustified, impacting energy supply security. MOL and Slovnaft have raised concerns with the European Commission over these practices.
The Adria pipeline undergoes 10-month tests to assess transport performance, logistics, and capacity, involving international experts. Results aim to resolve capacity debates by 2027.
JANAF delays crude oil supply, citing legal checks, despite EU sanctions compliance, causing supply issues for Central Europe. MOL seeks EU intervention for fair access and pricing.
Clariant received damage claims totaling EUR 950 million related to 2020 competition law infringement but rejects the allegations, citing no market impact.
MOL and SOCAR partner for hydrocarbon exploration in Azerbaijan's Shamakhi-Gobustan region, with MOL as operator. Seismic survey set for 2026, followed by drilling.
Janaf's unexpected demands on crude oil deliveries raise supply security concerns, potentially breaching contracts and affecting EU fuel supply.
MOL's pilot test in Hungary converts plastic waste into polyethylene and polypropylene, advancing its circular economy strategy with ISCC PLUS certification.
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