Russia increases fuel imports from Belarus due to risk of shortage after attacks on refineriesUkrainska PravdaThu, March 28, 2024 at 6:32 AM EDT 2 min read
Stock photo: Getty Images Russia increased its petrol imports from Belarus in March to overcome the risk of shortages in its domestic market, which arose due to repairs at Russian refineries after drone attacks. Source: Reuters citing industry and trade sources Details: Russia is usually an exporter of petrol to international markets, but the failure of Russian refineries has forced oil companies to start importing it. Russia usually imports very little petrol from Belarus. This year, it has increased its imports, and in the first half of March it purchased almost 3,000 tonnes of petrol. Before that, Russia imported 590 tonnes in February, and there were no supplies from Belarus in January. Two industry sources said that there have been discussions on further imports between governments and oil companies. One of the sources said that the talks were difficult as Belarus prioritised exporting its petrol to international markets. Another source said that Russia’s import needs will depend on how fast the refineries can be repaired. In addition, Russian oil companies may increase oil supplies to Belarusian refineries in exchange for additional oil products to be shipped to Russia. Belarus has two oil refineries: the Novopolotsk Oil Refinery (Naftan) and the Mozyr Oil Refinery. Each has an operation capacity of 12 million tonnes per annum (about 240,000 barrels per day), but they typically process less, about 9 million tonnes per annum (about 180,000 barrels per day).
Russia increases fuel imports from Belarus due to risk of shortage after attacks on refineries Ukrainska Pravda Thu, March 28, 2024 at 6:32 AM EDT 2 min read
Stock photo: Getty Images Russia increased its petrol imports from Belarus in March to overcome the risk of shortages in its domestic market, which arose due to repairs at Russian refineries after drone attacks.
Source: Reuters citing industry and trade sources
Details: Russia is usually an exporter of petrol to international markets, but the failure of Russian refineries has forced oil companies to start importing it.
Russia usually imports very little petrol from Belarus. This year, it has increased its imports, and in the first half of March it purchased almost 3,000 tonnes of petrol. Before that, Russia imported 590 tonnes in February, and there were no supplies from Belarus in January.
Two industry sources said that there have been discussions on further imports between governments and oil companies. One of the sources said that the talks were difficult as Belarus prioritised exporting its petrol to international markets. Another source said that Russia’s import needs will depend on how fast the refineries can be repaired. In addition, Russian oil companies may increase oil supplies to Belarusian refineries in exchange for additional oil products to be shipped to Russia. Belarus has two oil refineries: the Novopolotsk Oil Refinery (Naftan) and the Mozyr Oil Refinery. Each has an operation capacity of 12 million tonnes per annum (about 240,000 barrels per day), but they typically process less, about 9 million tonnes per annum (about 180,000 barrels per day).
越打越有钱, 能源大国开始进口汽油了, 钱多得没地花了
还有朝鲜,也难受。毕竟朝鲜一直进口大量的成品油。
炼油厂被炸 比较麻烦