Russian LNG exports to Europe and Asia decline slightly while Russia’s oil deliveries are still much in demand
Wednesday, 03 January 2024
Exports of Russian liquefied natural gas cargoes from the Yamal plant in northern Siberia and the Sakhalin plant in Russia’s Far East declined only slightly in the past year as Moscow also adapted its oil export policies under the OPEC+ regime as well as to cope with Western sanctions over Ukraine.
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