Russia Extends Diesel Export Ban to Stabilize Domestic Supply as Refinery Disruptions Persist
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The decision was taken to support the stable situation in the domestic fuel market and was announced in Moscow.
Russia is once again extending the ban on diesel exports to prevent domestic shortages caused by Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil refineries. The ban is now extended until the end of September.
The Russian government has extended the ban on exports of diesel, marine fuel, and gas oil until September 30.
Russia Extends Diesel-Export Ban as Ukraine Ramps Up Attacks
The Cabinet of Ministers decided to extend until 30 September the ban on the export of diesel and ship fuel, as well as gas oils, to direct producers. "A decree has been signed to extend the ban on the export of diesel and ship fuel, as well as gas oils exported from Russian territory by direct manufacturers. The restriction will be in effect until 30 September 2026, inclusive," states the Government's official communication to Max. The previous…
The Government of the Russian Federation extended the ban on the export of diesel by producing companies until 30 September.
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