Impact of Drone Strikes on Russian Oil Refining Capacity: 900,000 bpd Offline
Wednesday, 20 March 2024, 00:35
Impact of Drone Strikes on Russian Oil Refining Capacity
The estimates indicate that drone strikes have disrupted 900,000 barrels per day of Russian oil refining capacity, leading to potential long-term impacts. JPMorgan Chase reported that Ukrainian attacks caused the offline capacity, with a timeline for restoration uncertain.
Reports detail multiple drone attacks on oil refineries across Russia in 2024, affecting exports and leading to concerns about future disruptions.
Key Points:
- 900,000 bpd offline due to drone strikes
- Uncertain timeline for capacity restoration
- 15 drone attacks against 13 oil refineries in nine regions of Russia in 2024
- Potential increase in oil exports through western ports
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