Russia’s Second-Largest Oil Refinery Completely Halts Crude Processing After Drone Attack
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Russia's second most powerful refinery completely stopped processing after a UAV attack - KINEF media in the Leningrad region of the Russian Federation completely stopped processing after two installations were damaged by <p>UAV attacks. The plant provides 7% processing in the Russian</p> Federation.
On 30 August, the drone attack led to a complete halt in the processing of oil at the Russian NPP KINEF, which provides about 7 per cent of Russia's total refining.
Russia’s second-largest oil refinery completely halts crude processing after drone attack
Russia’s second-largest oil refinery, Kirishinefteorgsintez, has completely halted oil processing following a drone attack on August 30. The plant accounts for about 7% of Russia’s total oil refining capacity and is the largest fuel supplier to St. Petersburg and the country’s northwestern regions.
Drone Strikes Push Russia's Second-Largest Refinery To A Full Stop
The refinery supplies fuel to St. Petersburg and northwestern Russia, and its shutdown was one of seven refinery outages Russia recorded in August alone. The post Drone Strikes Push Russia’s Second-Largest Refinery To A Full Stop appeared first on the deep dive.
The Kirishinefteorgsintez oil refinery (KINEF), located in the city of Kirishi, Leningrad Region, has completely stopped processing crude oil ...
The Kirishinefeorgsynthesis (KINEF) refinery, located in Kirishi, Leningrad region, has again suspended work following the Ukrainian attack. Reuters report this with reference to two sources in the industry. According to the agency, the AVT-6 and AT-1 primary oil processing facilities have been damaged. In addition, there are two primary processing plants in the plant – T-6 and AWT-2 – which were allegedly not operational at the time of the atta…
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