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Oil for Germany: 160,000 tonnes in 2005.
(From Polish News Bulletin)
About 160,000 tonnes of Polish oil extracted in Debno by Zielonogorski Zaklad Gornictwa Naftowego i Gazu (ZZGNiG), a subsidiary of the PGNiG gas monopolist, will be exported this year to Germany through the PERN" Przyjazn" pipeline. The oil will be delivered to oil giant Shell. "Since oil mining at Debno began (in 2000), some 1.7m tonnes of oil have been extracted. In 2004 the total output reached 480,000 tonnes," said …
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