(EnergyAsia, January 26 2015, Monday) — Russia will increase its crude sales abroad by about 200,000 b/d next month in response to reduced export tax rates and weak demand from domestic refiners, according to US-based consultant ESAI Energy. In its CIS Watch report, ESAI said it expects Russia to export more crude oil and less petroleum…
RUSSIA: Crude sales to surge on reduced export duty and weaker refinery demand, says ESAI
Posted on January 26, 2015 by EnergyAsia