Russian Oil Company Rosneft Acquires 37.5% of German PCK Refinery
Through this acquisition, Rosneft will increase its ownership in PCK from 54.17 % to 91.67%.
Through this acquisition, Rosneft will increase its ownership in PCK from 54.17 % to 91.67%.
Petrobras (PETR4.SA) announced on Wednesday that it has received 5.26 billion reais ($1.12 billion) in compensation from Shell (SHEL.L) for the latter's 25% ownership in the Atapu oil block.
The effects of sanctions and buyer reluctance on Russian oil will be fully obvious starting in May, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA).
China, the world's largest crude oil consumer imported last month 42.71 million tonnes, or 10.06 million barrels per day, according to data released by the General Administration of Customs on Wednesday (bpd). Comparing with March 2021, 11.69 million bpd was produced, with an average of 10.53 million bpd in January and February.
According of a copy of Mohamed Barkino (OPEC Secretary)’s speech seen by Reuters, the current and future sanctions could cause more than 7 million barrels per day (bpd) loss of Russian oil and other liquids exports potentially.
The company stated that this expansion project includes the development of a fourth train with a production capacity of 6.75 million metric tons per annum (Mtpa), and a 5% increase of the current 13.5 Mtpa first three trains through debottlenecking. Adding that to decrease the emissions of the facility, there are enhancements will be designed.
There have been six discoveries in this area since the autumn of 2019; currently this discovery named Kveikje. A total of 300 million barrels of oil equivalent have been discovered in the five previous discoveries.
On Monday, oil prices declined more than $2 per barrel for the second straight week as world consumers announced plans to release a record amount of crude oil and oil products from strategic stocks in addition to China's continued lockdowns, Reuters reported.
Gazprom announced on Saturday that it is supplying natural gas to Europe via Ukraine in response to requests from European customers.
The Finnish government announced on Thursday that it would invest up to 850 million euros to ensure sufficient energy supplies and move away from reliance on Russian energy, Reuters reported.