BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 25. A total of 13.9 million tons of transit oil were transported via the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline from January through June 2025.
Data obtained by Trend from the State Statistics Committee indicates that this is 543,000 tons or 3.7 percent less compared to the same period of last year (14.5 million tons).
Overall, the total volume of cargo transported through oil pipelines during the reporting period amounted to 18.5 million tons, which is 725,600 tons or 3.8 percent less than a year earlier.
To note, the total length of the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan oil pipeline is 1,768 kilometers, of which 443 kilometers pass through Azerbaijan, 249 kilometers through Georgia, and 1,076 kilometers through Türkiye. Construction of the pipeline began in April 2003, and oil was loaded into the pipeline in May 2005.
The BTC Co. company, established in August 2002 to implement the project, has the following share distribution: bp ( 30.1 percent), AzBTC (25 percent), MOL (8.9 percent), Equinor (8.71 percent), TPAO (6.53 percent), Eni (5 percent), Total (5 percent), Itochu (3.4 percent), Inpex (2.5 percent), ExxonMobil (2.5 percent), and ONGC (2.36 percent).
