... benchmark when the regulator periodically imposes export bans? For instance, diesel export restrictions were introduced after last year's fuel crisis caused by the Ministry of Finance's attempts to "halve" the damper. Meanwhile, the ban on gasoline exports was imposed twice this year: from March 1 to May 17, and from August 1 to December 31, with the current ban not yet officially lifted. In this context, wouldn't it be simpler to tie damper payments to the cost of fuel on the St. Petersburg ...

... including passenger cars, light commercial vehicles, trucks, and buses, also showed positive dynamics. In June, the total sales figure reached 145,500 units (a 39% increase year-on-year). Last week, the Russian government extended the permission to export gasoline until August. Earlier, on March 1, the government had imposed a six-month ban on the export of gasoline abroad, except to EAEU countries. However, at the end of May, the ban was suspended, with reports indicating that it was set to resume on ...

... Rules (NDA) until December 31, 2024. Initially, these rules were scheduled to come into effect on September 1, 2024. This decision allows petroleum products to retain priority in railway transportation, which is particularly important given the ban on gasoline exports introduced in August 2024 and extended through September and October. Experts note that this measure supports the profitability of petroleum production and sales, enabling quick responses to the current economic situation and mitigating potential ...

... market by smoothly adapting to changing conditions. Russia Prolongs Restrictions on Fuel Exports The Russian refined oil product market continues to operate under limited export supplies. The Russian government previously imposed a temporary ban on gasoline exports for all categories of suppliers, including major oil refineries (refineries), until August 31, 2025. This measure aims to maintain stability in the domestic fuel market during the peak summer demand period and the active agricultural phase. Initially,...

... Russia continues to enforce a complete ban on the export of certain petroleum products, primarily automotive gasoline. The government previously extended the restrictions to all producers and traders: from the end of July until August 31, 2025, the export of gasoline from the country is prohibited. This emergency measure aims to saturate the domestic market and curb price increases at gas stations. According to the Moscow Fuel Association, the average retail price of AI-92 gasoline in Moscow reached around ...