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Global: Russia’s plan to dominate fuel supply to Asia

Russia hopes to become a major supplier of gasoline, diesel fuel and other oil products to the Asia-Pacific region during the next several years, with help from the planned launch of large-scale refineries in the Far East that will be built with the participation of Asian investors.

Contributing Writer: Gerden, E.

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Gerden, E. - Contributing Writer,

Eugene Gerden is an international contributing writer specializing in the global oil refining and gas industry.

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