AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFuel Trade: Moscow says diesel exports are restarting after Washington eased restrictions, with Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak saying domestic supply remains sufficient and exports could reach 3–3.5 million tonnes a month by year-end. But sanctions and payment hurdles remain, and Russia’s seaborne oil-product imports fell 44% in September, with Turkey and Morocco the main suppliers. Energy Infrastructure: A drone strike sparked a fire at an industrial facility in the Surgut region, a major oil and gas hub. Authorities have not identified the site; reports that it was Gazprom’s condensate plant remain unconfirmed. Nuclear Projects: Rosatom is targeting a first self-sustaining chain reaction at Turkey’s Akkuyu plant by late December, though grid connection and power generation would come later. Gas Markets: Russia is pitching gas and energy infrastructure services to African countries as Gazprom seeks buyers to replace lost European demand. LNG: Novatek reported a nearly 5% rise in third-quarter gas output, but Yamal LNG must stop deliveries to EU countries from 2027 under the bloc’s import ban.
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