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Croatia: JANAF signed an oil storage deal with ENI Trade & Biofules

Croatian oil pipeline operator JANAF has signed a framework oil storage contract with crude oil trader ENI Trade & Biofules, part of Italian oil company ENI-

The deal involves storing crude oil at the JANAF oil terminal in Omisalj on the island of Krk until July 15, 2027, Janaf said in a press release. The value of the deal was not disclosed.

The majority state-owned JANAF operates terminals for crude oil and oil products on Krk, as well as in Sisak, Virje, Slavonski Brod, and Zitnjak.

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