Mol and Ukraine's Naftohaz sign pact to build oil storage on Hungarian side of border
Mol and Naftohaz have agreed to construct oil product storage facilities on the Hungarian side of the Ukraine-Hungary border.
Mol and the Ukrainian state company Naftohaz have concluded a memorandum of understanding to build oil product storage installations on the Hungarian side of the Ukraine-Hungary frontier. The agreement highlights the need to diversify fuel supply corridors because of persistent Russian assaults on Ukraine's fuel-distribution network. By adding storage capacity in areas not affected by the attacks, the partners aim to bolster overall market stability.
The initiative is described as a long-term measure to guarantee reliable fuel access for Ukrainian users and to promote joint energy-infrastructure development across the border. The memorandum was signed during the first summit of the Carpathian Eight (C8), a regional cooperation platform that includes Ukraine, Hungary and several other Central European states.
Why it matters
The storage project seeks to secure fuel supplies for Ukraine and deepen energy cooperation with Hungary.
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