Nayara Energy trade: Russia-backed refinery exports first gasoline shipment after EU sanctions; diesel shipment to follow
Despite EU sanctions imposed in July, Russian-linked Nayara Energy has exported its first gasoline shipment, with the vessel Tempest Dream carrying 43,000 metric tons to Oman. Another sanctioned vessel, Sard, is expected to load diesel at Nayara’s Vadinar port. Facing operational challenges, Nayara is increasing domestic sales through state-owned retailers.🕒 1 min read
Despite EU sanctions imposed in July, Russian-linked Nayara Energy has exported its first gasoline shipment, with the vessel Tempest Dream carrying 43,000 metric tons to Oman. Another sanctioned vessel, Sard, is expected to load diesel at Nayara’s Vadinar port. Facing operational challenges, Nayara is increasing domestic sales through state-owned retailers.
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