OMV Petrom Petrobrazi Refinery

Operator page prints '4.5 mn tonnes annual refining capacity'; the same figure appears on the operator's Refining and Marketing overview (https://www.omvpetrom.com/en/about-us/what-we-do/refining-and-marketing). Both pages are undated, so capacity_source_date is empty. No barrels-per-day figure is printed by the operator, so capacity_bpd is empty and no conversion was performed. commissioned_year 1934 is the operator's own statement that the facility traces its origins to 1934 when the Creditul Minier refinery was established with an initial annual capacity of 300,000 tonnes; the site was rebuilt after WWII damage and has been modernised continuously since 2005 with more than EUR 2 billion invested. Operator states the refinery supplies about 35 percent of Romania's fuel demand. A EUR 750 million SAF / HVO / green hydrogen unit of 250,000 tonnes per year annual capacity is under construction; that is not crude distillation capacity and is not recorded in the capacity fields. CONNECTIONS (added 2026-09-27) are from the pipeline operator, not from OMV Petrom: CONPET S.A.'s Annual Report 2025 of the administrators (financial year ended 31 December 2025), filed with the Bucharest Stock Exchange (file dated 25-03-2026, published 2026-03-26), downloaded and text-extracted 2026-09-27. Exact wording, section 4.1.2 (p.16): 'The pipelines network of the NTS is approximately 3,800 km long, currently being used 3,200 km. At present, the company has a network of operational pipelines of approx. 2,200 km'; 'The import crude oil transport subsystem: ensures the transport of crude oil from the Oil Terminal Constanta to the refineries in Ploiesti (Petrobrazi and Lukoil), Arpechim-Pitesti terminal and Petromidia refinery.' Section on the National Transport System (pp.41-42): the import subsystem 'consists of the following pumping stations: Constanta South, Mircea Voda, Baraganu, Dragos Voda, Calareti, Mavrodin and Martinesti'; the domestic subsystem's 'Ghercesti-Ploiesti component, which includes the collection of crude oil from production units associated with the Ghercesti, Lact, Izvoru, Videle, Poeni, Roata, and Potlogi pumping stations and the transport of crude oil via pipelines to the Petrobrazi refinery in Ploiesti'; 'the Ticleni-Ploiesti component includes two main pipelines with a length of approximately 250 km, line I and line II', Line I carrying crude from Ticleni and the Barbatesti unloading ramp 'to the Ploiesti refineries', Line II collecting crude and condensate 'to supply the Ploiesti refineries'. Romanian diacritics are folded to ASCII in this file. The report also says that during the Petrotel-Lukoil stoppage 'domestic production has been mainly supported by the Petrobrazi refinery'. NOT RECORDED as connections: the rich-gas links (the report says rich gas now reaches Petrobrazi by rail from the Marghita and Biled ramps) and the 11 km condensate section from the Hurezani and Capreni depots (its route to Petrobrazi is not described). The NTS is state public property operated by CONPET under a concession (Petroleum Law 238/2004); CONPET is 58.7162% owned by the Romanian State through the Ministry of Energy (reference date 31.12.2025, same report). Earlier (2026-09-22) this field was empty because conpet.ro refused the connection; it still does (connection timeout on 2026-09-27), which is why the stock-exchange filing is cited. EEA register lists 'OMV PETROM SA - Petrobrazi' as functional for reporting year 2024. Coordinates are from the EEA Industrial Emissions Portal (IED Annex I activity 1.2 'Refining of mineral oil and gas', ProductionInstallation table, reporting year 2024), queried via the EEA DiscoData SQL API on 2026-09-22; see https://industry.eea.europa.eu/ . Not operator-published.