Russia’s overall crude oil exports by sea dropped by 117,000 barrels per day (bpd) on a four-week average basis to 2.615 million bpd for the final four weeks of 2022.
, declining flows to Asia due to bad weather, and what appears to be a shortage of tankers to carry Russian crude on longer voyages.
Russian crude wasn’t exported to northern Europe last month, while the only EU destination for a small part of Russia’s exports was Bulgaria, which had secured a temporary exemption from the EU embargo on seaborne imports of Russian crude. China, India, and Turkey were the main destinations of Russian crude oil exports in the last four weeks of 2022. However, exports to India and Turkey may have also dropped in December, according to Bloomberg.
Ireland Latest News, Ireland Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Analysts Predict 1 Million Bpd Drop in Russian Crude Output | OilPrice.comThe European Union’s ban on Russian oil products set to come into force on February 5 could lead to a 1 million barrel per day drop in Russian crude oil output for the New Year, commodity analysts for UBS told Insider on Monday
Read more »
Phillip Schofield makes rude dig at 2022 as he gives verdict on yearThis Morning host Phillip didn't hold back as he celebrated on New Year's Eve
Read more »
Microsoft in 2022: year in review2022 had its rocky moments, but there was a clear silver lining for Microsoft
Read more »
Mercedes on the F1 2022 race that made them most proud after Sao Paulo GPMercedes trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin explained why Austria was the race outside of Sao Paulo that made the team most proud.
Read more »
Saint-Maximin tops list of most take-ons in 2022 ahead of Messi and MbappeNewcastle winger Allan Saint-Maximin has topped the list for the most take-ons completed in Europe’s top-five leagues over the course of 2022. The Frenchman heads up a star-studded list which inclu…
Read more »
More than a million work days lost to strike action in 2022The government is effectively asking public sector workers to do their 'civic duty' and accept real-terms pay cuts - a difficult pill to swallow when private sector workers are driving pay increases in the economy.
Read more »