Russia’s crude output was virtually flat in March after three consecutive months of declines, as Ukraine’s attacks on its foe’s oil infrastructure continued to hamper seaborne exports and crude processing.
Russia’s crude output was virtually flat in March after three consecutive months of declines, as Ukraine’s attacks on its foe’s oil infrastructure continued to hamper seaborne exports and crude processing.
An oil pumping jack in an oilfield near Almetyevsk, Tatarstan, Russia.
Crude exports from Russia’s biggest Black Sea port are still limited, with its two largest berths yet to resume loadings after Ukrainian drone attacks last week.
Crude exports from Russia’s biggest Black Sea port are still limited, with its two largest berths yet to resume loadings after Ukrainian drone attacks last week.
Two key berths at the Novorossiysk oil port remained empty on Sunday, according to Copernicus Sentinel imagery