From January to September 2015 Azerbaijani oil export totaled 24,943,952 tons, down 1.9% against the same period in 2014.
According to the meters of the Azerbaijan State Customs Committee, the following volumes have been exported during this period:
- 20,334,832 tons via the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan oil pipeline (of which 1,547,386 tons of gas condensate from the Shah Deniz field);
- 3,174,573 tons via the Baku-Supsa oil pipeline;
- 1,017,004 tons via the Baku-Novorossiysk oil pipeline;
- 417,543 tons to the Georgian ports by railway.
According to the Committee, 16,116,881 tons of oil to the amount of $6,814,606 has been exported on the basis of customs declarations. Since early year average export price of Azerbaijani oil was $422.82 per 1 ton or $57.14 per barrel.
According to the Committee, from January to September 2015 export of oil products from Azerbaijan totaled 1,628,006 tons to the amount of $576,623,016.
* In 2014 average export price of Azerbaijani oil totaled $101 per barrel.—0—
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