Refineries

Russian diesel exports reached a multiyear low in early August. This decline was attributed to Moscow restricting fuel exports following attacks on the country's refineries.

Russia has targeted hundreds of Ukrainian petrol stations with missile and drone attacks, which are considered retaliation for Kyiv's strikes on refineries. The attacks focus on highly flammable fuel stops as part of the ongoing conflict.

Aging oil refineries in California, such as Phillips 66 and Valero Benicia, have shut down, reducing the state’s refining capacity by 17%. The article argues California should stop subsidizing these aging refineries and instead focus on ensuring gasoline supply stability through imports and infrastructure, while supporting environmental regulations and the shift to electric vehicles.

Russia is forced to import fuel from India due to Ukrainian strikes damaging refineries, as drone attacks have disrupted supplies and caused widespread shortages.

Ukraine has intensified its deep-strike campaign against Russia using drone swarms, challenging Moscow's air defenses. The attacks on Russian oil refineries have led to a fuel crisis.

A judge will hear arguments in an $80 million dispute over Corpus Christi's water rates for chemical plants and refineries. Officials claim residents and businesses subsidized industrial water bills for years.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has warned of a potential petrol and diesel supply crunch as refineries in the Gulf and Russia face disruptions from wars. Global consumption of these fuels remains high despite the challenges.

Russia banned diesel exports due to fuel shortages caused by Ukrainian strikes on refineries, leading to economic strain and political pressure on President Vladimir Putin. The crisis forced Russia to import fuels for the first time in decades, with nearly 30% of refining capacity offline.

Relentless Ukrainian strikes on refineries have caused a fuel crisis in Russia. The article questions whether economic pressure will lead the Kremlin to engage in talks with Kyiv.

Russian missile and drone strikes on Kyiv killed at least 25, prompting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to vow heavy retaliation. Ukraine has launched mass drone attacks targeting Russian military installations and refineries, leading to reported fuel shortages in Russia.

Russia is experiencing worsening fuel shortages as officials ration supplies. Ukrainian strikes on refineries are disrupting fuel supply chains.

Russia, one of the world's biggest oil exporters, is importing fuel due to a crisis caused by Ukrainian drone strikes on its refineries. The strikes have led to supply shortages, prompting fuel restrictions and long lines at gas stations.

President Putin admitted that Russia is facing fuel shortages due to Ukrainian drone strikes on refineries, marking the first acknowledgment that Kyiv's long-range attacks have disrupted production.

Ukraine’s strikes on Russian refineries and oil depots are causing fuel shortages in Russia, leading to sales restrictions and efforts to import petrol from Kazakhstan. Analysts warn this could disrupt military logistics, reveal transport network weaknesses, and erode public morale as economic pressures mount.

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Exxon in a lawsuit against three Cuban government-owned companies, which Exxon accused of exploiting its seized refineries and service stations without compensation.

Galveston County, home to 22 refineries and chemical plants, faces increasingly fierce storms. Emergency preparedness among these facilities varies widely.

Ukraine is striking Russian refineries and supply routes, increasing pressure on Russia's energy industry. Experts suggest these attacks could bring Russia closer to an energy crisis.

IATA Director Willie Walsh discusses how rising jet fuel costs will incentivize refineries to increase production.

Russia increased oil shipments to 3.64 million barrels a day in the four weeks to May 31, contributing to Moscow's oil windfall. Drones struck Russian refineries during the same period.

Russian oil exports are expected to decline to their lowest levels since 2023 as Ukraine disrupts ports and refineries. Despite a US sanctions waiver, the ongoing conflict and infrastructure damage are significantly impacting Russia's export capacity.

The IMF has issued a warning about an impending inflation crisis linked to the ongoing US-Israel conflict with Iran. Rising oil and natural gas prices, along with damaged refineries and energy infrastructure, are exacerbating the economic risks.