Search
+
    SEARCHED FOR:

    NOVATEK

    Russian President Vladimir Putin to push growing Moscow-Beijing trade in China's northeast

    Russian President Vladimir Putin concluded his visit to China by highlighting the importance of trade near the border in China's northeast. Amid Western sanctions over the Ukraine invasion, Putin is strengthening ties with China, signing agreements on security and economic cooperation. The joint statement emphasizes the deepening China-Russia relationship and their commitment to mutual development.

    How Western sanctions are strangling Vladimir Putin’s Arctic gas ambitions

    Russia has long sought to increase its share of the global LNG market, but the war and the subsequent sharp drop in overland exports to Europe have reinforced the importance of these ambitions. Moscow wants to expand LNG output three-fold by 2030, adding at least $35 billion in annual revenue.

    Reduced refining capacity, sanctions force Russia to cut oil output

    Russia plans additional oil supply cuts with production reductions and decreased exports amid curtailed refining capacity and stricter sanctions. Tuapse, Volgograd, and NORSI refineries, along with Novatek's fuel processing at Ust-Luga, have reduced output. Middle Eastern partners request a bigger contribution to OPEC+ production cut. Russian oil exports are affected by wide-ranging sanctions.

    Russia diverts LNG supplies for Asia around Africa to avoid Red Sea, LSEG data shows

    Russia diverted LNG cargoes to China via Cape of Good Hope to avoid Houthi attacks in the Red Sea. The Suez canal route is risky, so they are taking an extended route around Africa, adding 10 days to the journey. Insurance premiums for ships are also increasing due to the conflict.

    Russian oil facilities hit by drone attacks, fires

    In the past month, Russia's energy infrastructure has faced multiple drone attacks and fires, contributing to uncertainties in global oil and gas markets. Conflicts between Russia and Ukraine have led to strikes on energy facilities, disrupting supply lines and logistics. Notable incidents include drone attacks on the Volgograd refinery, the Baltic Sea oil terminal, a storage facility in Klintsy, the Ryazan oil refinery, the Ust-luga fuel export terminal, Rosneft's Tuapse refinery, and the Slavneft-YANOS refinery.

    Oil down as traders assess mixed signals on supply

    Oil prices fell on Tuesday, handing back some of the previous day's gains, as traders weighed rising crude supply in Libya and Norway against production outages in the United States and geopolitical tensions.

    The Economic Times
    BACK TO TOP