... in Russia from May 13 to May 19 was 106,000 tons per day, and diesel production was 223,000 tons. In comparison, according to the Central Dispatch Department of the Fuel and Energy Complex (CDU TEK), the average daily supply of gasoline from Russian refineries to the domestic market in the first quarter of 2024 was 104,000 tons, and diesel was 149,000 tons. Dmitry Gusev, Deputy Chairman of the Reliable Partner association (a union of energy resource suppliers and producers), believes that it would ...

In 2023, Slavneft allocated 98 billion rubles to develop key assets. The main investments were aimed at modernizing production capacities, including upgrading equipment and introducing advanced technologies at oil refineries. Particular attention was paid to environmental projects aimed at reducing emissions and increasing energy efficiency. The company also invested in the development of transport infrastructure to optimize logistics chains and improve supply ...

... resulting reduction in gasoline production. Losses incurred by oil producers from refinery downtime, partly due to sanctions on the supply of oil refining equipment, also play a role: in the first half of the year, the profit and loss balance of Russian refineries fell by 21.3% year-on-year to 1.44 trillion rubles," the expert explained. This pushes oil producers to raise wholesale prices, which subsequently affects retail prices. "Therefore, measures to support oil producers should be complemented ...

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... August. Monitoring Exchange Fuel Sales. Regulators have intensified monitoring of petroleum product trading on exchanges. The Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) is considering increasing mandatory sales quotas for fuel through exchanges. Currently, oil refineries are required to sell at least 15% of produced gasoline and 16% of diesel at auction. Experts suggest increasing these norms (for example, to 30–50%) for large refineries, especially in the European part of Russia. The goal is to saturate ...