Russia's oil transportation company resumes its oil supply to China after the Amur earthquake

At 10:14 Moscow time, due to the Amur earthquake, the eastern Siberian-Pacific pipeline stopped automatically. In the evening, Russian oil transportation companies resumed supplying oil to China. The East Siberian-Pacific Pacific pipeline began to supply oil to China on January 1, 2011. According to the Sino-Russian oil supply agreement, Russian oil company and Russian oil transportation company and China National Petroleum Corporation will transport 15 million tons of oil each year for 20 years. . However, there are differences between the two countries regarding the parameters for the calculation of oil prices, and China has unilaterally reduced the contracted amount of oil supply. This week, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin visited China and the two countries reached an agreement on the issue of oil prices.