Russia to Fix Oil Pipeline Contamination Crisis in Two
Russia aims to restore normal oil flows through a major pipeline to eastern Europe in two weeks, after a chemical contamination that forced refiners to stop taking crude deliveries.
Russia plans to restore oil supplies via its key Druzhba pipeline to Europe in two weeks, after joint talks with Belarus, Ukraine and Poland on Friday in Minsk. Poland, Germany, Ukraine and other countries suspended imports of Russian oil via the pipeline this week due to contamination. Halting those supplies has knock-on effects further along the network. After joint talks in the Belarus
Russia to restore oil pipeline supplies to Europe in two
MINSK/MOSCOW (Reuters) Russia plans to restore oil supplies via its key Druzhba pipeline to Europe in two weeks, after joint talks with Belarus, Ukraine and Poland on Friday in Minsk. Poland, Germany, Ukraine and other countries suspended imports of Russian oil via the pipeline
By Andrei Makhovsky, Olga Yagova and Maria Tsvetkova MINSK/MOSCOW (Reuters) Russia plans to restore oil supplies via its key Druzhba pipeline to Europe in two weeks, after joint talks with
Russia to restore oil supplies within two weeks
Russia to restore oil supplies within two weeks Deputy PM with Belarus by April 29 and fully restore oil supplies through the Druzhba pipeline within two weeks. to restore oil supplies
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Russia to restore oil supplies within two weeks:
He said Russia will deliver clean Russian oil to the border with Belarus by April 29 and fully restore oil supplies through the Druzhba pipeline within two weeks.
Putin's remarks came hours after Russia announced it would be able to restore acceptable-quality oil supplies through the Druzhba pipeline to Europe in about two weeks. Russia along the
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Russia plans to restore oil supplies via its key Druzhba pipeline to Europe in two weeks, after joint talks with Belarus, Ukraine and Poland on Friday in Minsk.
Compensation for the tainted Russian oil supplied to Europe earlier this year via the Druzhba pipeline and in cargoes will be decided company by company, Russia's Deputy Energy Minister Pavel
- Does Germany have a pipeline based supply of Russian gas?
- Germany's economy ministry said at the time that it is not in talks with Russia over a "possible pipeline-based supply of Russian gas" through Nord Stream 2. "Independence from Russian gas is of strategic importance to the German government in terms of security policy and it is sticking to it," the ministry in a statement.
- Why did Ukraine attack the Druzhba pipeline?
- Earlier this week, Ukrainian forces attacked the Druzhba pipeline passing through Russia's Oryol region, cutting off oil flows to Hungary. Hungary, while a NATO member, has maintained contact with Russia throughout its war in Ukraine and receives much of its oil imports from Russia via the Druzhba pipeline.
- Was Trump aware of Russia's Nord Stream 2 pipeline plans?
- In another development, the Financial Times reported at the start of March that U.S. investors were discussing starting Russia's Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline supplies to Europe, and that some Trump administration officials were aware of the discussions.
- What happened to Russia's Pipeline gas in 2024?
- By 2024, the share of Russia’s pipeline gas in EU imports dropped to about 8% of its 2021 total as Germany and other countries found new markets. But Russian gas continued to flow into the EU—through Ukrainian pipelines—with some of the best customers being Slovakia, Hungary, Austria, Greece, and Italy.
- How has Russia's oil crisis affected Europe?
- The attacks have disrupted oil flows that pass through Russian seaport oil terminals and the Druzhba pipeline, which takes crude to some European countries. That has threatened to undercut Moscow’s revenue from energy sales abroad.
- How much should Russian oil companies spend to repair Ukrainian attacks?
- Sergey Vakulenko, an energy expert at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, a research group, said Russian oil companies had to spend no more than $1 billion to repair the damage inflicted by Ukrainian attacks.
