Russia proposes a 4.99% increase in Transneft pipeline tariffs from January

Russia's Federal Antimonopoly Service has proposed increasing Transneft's trunk pipeline oil transportation tariffs by 4.99% from January 1, 2027. The draft order was published on October 14.

The same 4.99% increase is proposed for petroleum product pumping and transshipment services. The rates remain part of a draft order and have not been approved.

According to PRIME, the draft sets a network tariff of 4,091.14 rubles per tonne, excluding VAT, for the Eastern Siberia–Pacific Ocean system, including exports through Kozmino.

Proposed tariffs for the Kuyumba–Taishet and Zapolyarye–Purpe pipelines are 1,054.90 and 663.57 rubles per tonne, respectively. Both would also rise by 4.99%.

Oil and petroleum product pumping tariffs increased by an average of 5.1% in 2026. The previous year's adjustment was 9.9%.