Belarus Reduced the Supply of Fuel to Russia: What Happened
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The supply of Belarusian petrol to Russia fell by almost 13 per cent in September and that of diesel by 29 per cent, while total supplies in nine months remained significantly higher than in the previous year.
Belarus supplies fuel to Russia from its two refineries, which process Russian oil and have a total production capacity of 24 million metric tons per year, or 480,000 barrels per day.
Belarus reduced rail shipments of gasoline and diesel to Russia in September, ahead of scheduled maintenance work at one of its refineries. However, fuel supplies remained above monthly averages recorded since the beginning of the year, according to two industry sources and Reuters calculations. Belarus supplies fuel to Russia from its two refineries, which process Russian oil and have a combined capacity of 24 million metric tons per year, or 4…
Belarus reduced rail shipments of gasoline and diesel to Russia in September, ahead of scheduled maintenance work at one of its refineries.
Belarus reduced rail exports of gasoline and diesel to Russia in September due to refinery maintenance, but volumes remained above the year's average, according to industry sources.
In view of scheduled maintenance at one of its refineries.
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