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SEE region: MOL says that the transport tariff of the JANAF oil pipeline is too high and unfair

The Adriatic oil pipeline Janaf has significantly increased the prices of its services in recent years, and they are too high and unfair, the oil company MOL announced. As stated, although this company has been investigating the reasons for the extremely high compensation requested by JANAF for a long time, they have not been able to find a convincing explanation so far.

The price per kilometre applied by JANAF is disproportionately and unreasonably high. Even Janaf’s previous statements about this did not provide convincing arguments about the reasons for this. As the increase far exceeded the increase in European energy prices, it seems justified to assume that JANAF is profiting from the war between Ukraine and Russia, MOL said in a press release.

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