Russia's petroleum product imports hit record high in August: CREA
Supplies from Nayara's Vadinar refinery in India comprised about 70% of Russia's product imports, followed by supplies from South Korea.
Russia's petroleum product imports hit a record high in August, with supplies primarily coming from India, according to a report by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA). Nayara's Vadinar refinery accounted for approximately 70% of Russia's imports, followed by South Korean supplies. The report highlighted that Ukrainian strikes on Russia's refining capacity compelled the nation to import fuels, with August imports surging to 172,000 tonnes, over seven times the previous monthly high. Additionally, India sourced all of Russia's gasoline from the Vadinar refinery.
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- Nayara Energy shipped 1.20 lakh tonne petrol to Russia in August thehindubusinessline.com
