SLOVNAFT Bratislava Refinery

MOL Group's production-sites page prints verbatim 'Bratislava Refinery ... 124,000 bpd (6.1 mtpa)'; both units are recorded as published, with the tonnage unit token normalised to Mt/a and no conversion performed. DISAGREEMENT on capacity between two operator-family sources, both opened 2026-09-22 and both undated: Slovnaft's own company profile page (https://slovnaft.sk/en/about-us/our-company/profile/) states a processing capacity of '5.5 - 6 million tonnes of crude oil, annually', i.e. a range whose top sits just below MOL Group's 6.1 mtpa. The MOL Group figure is used in the capacity fields because it is a single precise value published in both units; the Slovnaft range is the conflicting reading and is recorded here. The row is not coded UNKNOWN because only the number is in doubt, not the refinery's existence or operation. commissioned_year 1957 is from Slovnaft's own history page: 'The new refinery was named Slovnaft and its first production unit went into op in 1957.' Ownership: the history page states 'In 2001, Slovnaft became a member of the leading Central European oil & gas company, MOL Group'; the profile page says it 'has been an integral part of the successful MOL Group' since 2004. Neither page opened gives MOL's percentage shareholding, so no percentage is recorded. Pipelines: the MOL / Transpetrol press release of 9 February 2015 states the reconstruction enables 'MOL Group to meet the oil needs of its Bratislava Refinery from the Adriatic' via the Friendship I / Adria link. Transpetrol, the Slovak crude pipeline operator (https://www.transpetrol.sk, opened 2026-09-22), states 'Slovensky usek ropovodu Druzba od ukrajinskych hranic cez Sahy do Bratislavy bol vybudovany v rokoch 1960 az 1961' and 'Prepravna kapacita ropovodu je 20 milionov ton rocne', i.e. the Slovak Druzhba section runs from the Ukrainian border via Sahy to Bratislava with 20 Mt/a transport capacity; Transpetrol does not name the receiving refinery. connections_source_url holds one URL only, so the MOL press release is cited there and Transpetrol is recorded here. connected_ports is EMPTY: no page opened names Omisalj or another marine terminal for this refinery; Slovnaft's profile mentions 'pipelines connecting refinery stocks with its river Danube port', but that is an unnamed river port, not a marine crude entry point. Coordinates are from the EEA Industrial Emissions Portal (https://industry.eea.europa.eu/, IED Annex I activity 1.2, queried via the EEA DiscoData SQL API 2026-09-22): the Bratislava site is registered as roughly a dozen unit-level installations rather than one site polygon, and the point used is the crude distillation installation 'AD5, AVD6 a Vyroba a expedicia asfaltov' (atmospheric distillation AD5 and atmospheric-vacuum distillation AVD6), status functional, reporting year 2022. EEA data is CC-BY. Cross-check: an OpenStreetMap Nominatim lookup returned the named feature 'Rafineria Slovnaft, Vlcie hrdlo, Bratislava' at 48.1176632, 17.1797576, about 1.1 km west-south-west; the EEA crude-distillation point is used as the more specific reading.