Russian fuel producers aim to ensure regular supplies of oil products to both the domestic market and foreign importers in the coming years by building new refineries and modernizing existing plants across the country.
Russian fuel producers aim to ensure regular supplies of oil products to both the domestic market and foreign importers in the coming years by building new refineries and modernizing existing plants across the country.
New refinery capacities are slated to be built in Moscow, the Far East and the Volga regions. These areas are strategically important in terms of geographical location and hydrocarbon reserves.
Primorye refinery project revival
One project will involve the construction of a new, large-scale refinery in the Partizansky district of Primorsky Krai in the Far East. The project will be jointly implemented by Russian state-owned oil producer Rosneft and China’s ChemChina. Constru
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