In January 2014 Russia reduced oil export by 3%
In January 2014 oil export from Russia decreased by 3% against January 2013 and totaled 19,267,000 tons, according to the Central Dispatcher Department of the Ministry of Energy of Russia.
Oil deliveries to Far Abroad decreased by 0.1% to 17,391,000 tons, to Near Abroad – by 23.6% to 1,876,000 tons. In January 2014 transit of Kazakh oil decreased by 0.6% and totaled 1,663,000 tons.
In January 2014 LUKoil exported 7,359,000 tons to Far Abroad via Transneft’s pipeline (growth by 2.4%) and Rosneft – 17,036,000 tons (growth by 1.4%), Surgutneftegas reduced export by 0.2% to 5,202,000 tons, Gasprom increased by 1.9% to 4,244,000 tons and Bashneft increased by 6.3% up to 1,404,000 tons.—0—
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