The transportation of crude oil through the JANAF pipeline to the Pančevo Refinery has been temporarily suspended since November 6, when an accident occurred on the pipeline section between Sisak and Slavonski Brod, the company confirmed to N1.

NIS told N1 that it has sufficient fuel reserves and that the current situation has not, for the time being, affected the volume of crude oil processing in Pančevo.

“NIS is in constant communication with JANAF and is continuously monitoring the situation regarding the interruption of crude oil transportation. At this time, NIS has sufficient fuel reserves, and the market is being supplied regularly with all types of petroleum products,” the company told N1 in response to questions about the interruption of oil deliveries to the Pančevo Refinery.

According to the company, the current circumstances have not affected the volume of oil processing at the refinery, which, they emphasized, is continuing according to schedule.

“NIS will continue to closely monitor developments and undertake all necessary activities to ensure an uninterrupted supply to the market,” the oil company added in its response.

The accident on the JANAF pipeline occurred on November 6, when the pipeline was damaged during construction work on the Sisak–Slavonski Brod section. Oil spilled as a result, with JANAF estimating that approximately 500,000 litres of crude oil had leaked.

JANAF announced today that all the spilled oil had been collected, transported by tanker trucks to JANAF terminals and returned to the pipeline system.

In a statement to N1, JANAF said that all the leaked oil had been collected at the site of the damage, transported by tanker trucks to its terminals and returned to the pipeline system.

“Work is currently underway to repair the damaged pipeline and clean up the contaminated area,” the company added.

JANAF did not respond to questions about how long the repairs would take or when oil transportation would resume.

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