Brody-Adamowo Oil Pipeline

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Brody-Adamowo Oil pipeline is a proposed oil pipeline in Poland and Ukraine.

Location

The pipeline will run from the Main Oil Transfer Pumping Station in Brody, Ukraine (the end of the Odessa–Brody oil pipeline) to the Oil Tank Farm in Adamowo, Poland (connecting to the Druzhba pipeline system).

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Project Details

• Operator: Mpr Sarmatia
• Owners: PERN Przyjasn SA (28.79%), Naftogaz of Ukraine (28.79%), SOCAR, Georgian Oil and Gas (GNGC) (16.1%), Klaipedos Nafta JSC (1%)
• Parent:
• Initial Proposed capacity: 10 mtpa
• Proposed capacity expansion: 20 mtpa
• Length: 396.3 km
  • Polish Section Length: 270.6 km
  • Ukraine Section Length: 125.7 km
• Diameter: 28 inches, 32 inches
• Status: Proposed
• Start Year: 2026
• PCI List Number: 9.1
• Energy Community PECI Identifier: Oil_0.1
• Cost: EUR 450 million
• Financing: EU
• Associated Infrastructure: Odessa-Brody Oil Pipeline, Druzhba Oil Pipeline

Background

In 2018, the project feasibility study was prepared; the pipeline route was selected and included in local land use plans (LUPs); environmental permits were obtained; a permit for the construction of the first valve was obtained; technical conditions for the pipeline's intersection with existing infrastructure were agreed upon; and measures were taken to prepare a construction project.

As of March 2020, the project's implementation status was "permitting." It is listed as a Project of the Common Interest by the European Union in the "Priority Corridor Oil supply connections in Central Eastern Europe." Sarmatia claims that the project fills "the only missing link of the future Euro-Asian Oil Transport Corridor." The EU committed to financing the project at €5.85 billion.

As of August 2021, the permitting process is 70% complete for the Polish section and 30% complete in the Ukrainian section. Energy Community expects the final investment decision to be taken in November 2023, construction to take place from 2023-2025 and commissioning in August 2025.

As of January 2024, the Brody-Adamowo pipeline project was one of the topics of the meeting between Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal. The prime minister of Ukraine announced his willingness to start work on the construction of the new connector for the oil pipeline systems of the two countries. He also emphasized that the Brody-Adamowo pipeline may become part of a new oil transport route as part of the Euro-Asian Oil Transportation Corridor project.

As of January 2025. there have not been any further updates about the project. According to a status report, published by Three Seas Initiative in 2024, none of the financing has been secured. The start year is listed as 2026.