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Germany says it won’t be buying Russian oil at all in 2023

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German refineries Leuna and Schwedt have historically been dependent on piped Russian oil imports. Now, flows along Europe's largest conduit for crude will be from Kazakhstan instead, though that agreement hasn't been finalized yet. Germany and Poland, which receive Russian crude via the northern leg of the Druzhba link, pledged to wean themselves off by December.

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Germany says it won’t be buying Russian oil at all in 2023

Germany rejected a claim that it plans to buy Russian oil early next year, saying that it will instead import crude oil from Kazakhstan. The post Germany says it won’t be buying Russian oil at all in 2023 appeared first on Energy Voice.

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Germany Says It Won’t Be Buying Russian Oil at All in 2023

Germany rejected a claim that it plans to buy Russian oil early next year, saying that it will instead import crude oil from Kazakhstan.

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Germany Says It Won't Be Buying Russian Oil at All Next Year

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Bloomberg broke the news in United States 3 years ago on Tuesday, December 20, 2022.

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