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Ukraine strike pushes Russian refinery offline again, widening fuel crisis
war1 month ago

Ukraine strike pushes Russian refinery offline again, widening fuel crisis

Ukraine strikes hit Lukoil-Nizhegorodorgsintez (NORSI) in Kstovo, Russia's Nizhny Novgorod region, causing a fire and forcing the refinery—Russia's fourth-largest and Lukoil's largest—to suspend operations; the outage accounts for about 53% of the plant’s capacity (around 17 million tons per year), adding to a wave of refinery shutdowns since June, as Kyiv says the strikes aim to reduce Russia's military and economic potential while Moscow relaxes gasoline standards to ease a domestic fuel crisis.

Ukraine claims strike hits Russia’s large oil refinery and pumping station
war3 months ago

Ukraine claims strike hits Russia’s large oil refinery and pumping station

Ukraine says its forces struck Russia's Lukoil-Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez refinery in Kstovo and the nearby Yaroslavl-3 oil pumping station on May 18–19, potentially shrinking Moscow's fuel capacity; the refinery is among Russia's largest (about 17 million tons annually) and provides gasoline, diesel, and aviation fuel for the military, though the full extent of damage remains unclear, while Russia reported drone incidents in Yaroslavl and near Moscow with no casualties.

U.S. Treasury Rejects Xtellus-Lukoil Asset Deal
business8 months ago

U.S. Treasury Rejects Xtellus-Lukoil Asset Deal

The U.S. Treasury has rejected a bid led by Xtellus Partners to acquire Lukoil's assets, citing restrictions on the use of sanctioned securities, despite the bid being favored by Lukoil. The assets, valued at around $22 billion, include oil and gas projects and filling stations across multiple regions. The group plans to escalate their offer and seek a license to access the securities, as negotiations continue with a deadline extended to January 17.

Lukoil to Sell International Assets Amid Trump Sanctions
world10 months ago

Lukoil to Sell International Assets Amid Trump Sanctions

Lukoil is selling its international assets in response to U.S. sanctions aimed at pressuring Russia to cease its war in Ukraine, with transactions ongoing under a sanctions grace period. The sanctions restrict Lukoil's global business, especially affecting its sales to India and China, and have led to increased geopolitical tensions and shifts in oil flows. The company and Russia are seeking ways to navigate these restrictions amid broader international economic pressures.