OIL from Sakhalin Island has been shipped to Japans Tohoku Electric Power Co (TEPCO) refinery in northern Honshu, according to a report in Russias RIA Novosti which cited the Shell-led Sakhalin Energy consortium.
This first shipment of Sakhalin light low-sulphur crude totalled 170,000 barrels and was shipped from the Vityaz production facility in the Piltun-Astokhskoye field to TEPCO’s refinery at Akita.
The RIA-Novosti report said Japan’s utility firms were viewing Sakhalin oil as a viable alternative to crude imported from elsewhere.
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