... with only about 10% exported. Diesel is the main export product among petroleum products. Therefore, a diesel export ban is only possible in an emergency and for a short period. Otherwise, the market will become oversupplied, leading to a decline in oil refining volumes. It is no coincidence that last autumn, the full ban on diesel exports lasted only two weeks. In an interview with "RG," Yuri Stankevich, Deputy Chairman of the State Duma's Energy Committee, stated that there are currently ...

... price compared to last year, the company explained. The issue of expanding the list of allowed additives has been raised multiple times. For example, there were discussions about allowing the use of monomethylaniline (MMA). It was used in Russian oil refining until 2016 but was banned by the Ministry of Energy due to its negative impact on gasoline quality, vehicle components, and the environment, explains Dmitry Semagin, head of the RUPEC Information and Analytical Center. In his opinion, allowing ...

... Main Investment Focus Areas: Field Development and Modernization: Romashkin Oil Field: TATNEFT continues to invest in one of Russia's largest oil fields by implementing modern extraction methods to enhance efficiency and increase production volumes. Oil Refining and Petrochemicals: TANEKO Complex: The company is allocating significant funds to expand and modernize the TANEKO refining complex, which allows for a deeper processing of oil and the production of high-quality petroleum products. Environmental ...

... major oil companies and international trade. Amid this geopolitical tension, global oil prices have decreased, while fuel companies assess production prospects under the OPEC+ agreement. Russia continues to impose restrictions on the export of refined oil products to maintain stability in the domestic fuel market. Meanwhile, Europe is ramping up gas reserves in preparation for winter, and a return to coal has been observed in the global energy sector amid rising prices and demand. Below are the details ...

..., if this recovery is delayed, a quick return to export bans is likely. Conclusion No experts interviewed foresee a decline in retail fuel prices, citing the absence of conditions such as falling oil prices or reductions in refinery costs. The oil and refining sectors remain burdened by high taxes, which have increased even in years of budget surpluses. The FAS continues to tightly regulate gas station prices, discouraging significant reductions even during favorable market conditions. As a result,...