Transpetrol AS

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Transpetrol A.S.

Type	joint stock
Industry	Petroleum
Founded	1954
Headquarters	Bratislava , Slovakia
Key people	Štefan Czucz, CEO
Services	storage, pipeline transportation
Revenue	US$ 100 million (2006)
Number of employees	369 (2006)
Website	www.transpetrol.sk

Transpetrol is a Slovak company involved in the transportation and storage of crude oil. It provides both transit and domestic transport to the end customer.

The Slovak Republic owns through the Slovak Economy Ministry 100% of the company.

Transpetrol is the operator of the Slovak section of the Druzhba pipeline^[1] and it is the only operator of the oil pipeline system in Slovakia.

Statistics[]

In 2006, the company transported a total of 11,145,000 tonnes of crude oil.

• 5,660,000 tonnes to Slovnaft;
• 5,218,000 tonnes to refineries at Litvínov and Pardubice in the Czech Republic;
• 267,000 tonnes to other companies.

Besides transporting oil, Transpetrol is also involved in the storage of oil having a total storage capacity of 520,000 m.³

Corporate governance[]

Transpetrol is under the current management since 15 June 2020. The company's board of directors consists of: Ján Horkovič (chairman), Martin Ružinský (vice-chairman), Milan Rác, Marián Lokša and Peter Zelinka.^[2]

See also[]

• Energy in Slovakia
• Economy of Slovakia

References[]

Literature[]

• Anita Orbán (2008). Power, energy, and the new Russian imperialism. ABC-CLIO.

External links[]

• Company website (Slovak)