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1. time.com › 5651345How a Russian Firm Gave An Economic Lifeline To Appalachia - TIME

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   Aug 13, 2019 · Born in the Soviet Union and naturalized in the U.S. in 1984, Blavatnik earned most of his fortune, estimated by Forbes at $16.5 billion, as a partner to Deripaska and other Russian oil and metals ...

2. www.wuky.org › local-regional-news › 2021/03/18Russian Company Bankrolling Troubled Kentucky Aluminum Plant ...

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   Mar 18, 2021 · The long-delayed aluminum plant project near Ashland, Kentucky is facing another setback. According to a Bloomberg report, Rusal, the formerly blacklisted Russian company with a major stake in the 10-figure project, is suspending its investments while it awaits word that its U.S. partners have raised the necessary funds. So far the company has ...

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4. www.wdrb.com › in-depth › russian-aluminum-giant-toRussian aluminum giant to put $200 million into Kentucky's ...

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   The company in which Kentucky taxpayers are investors is still trying to raise money for the Ashland project despite a $200 million commitment from Russian aluminum giant Rusal. Chris Otts Digital ...

5. www.reuters.com › business › energyExclusive: Russian refineries cut oil runs due to losses ...

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   6 days ago · Russia's biggest oil firm, state-run Rosneft , opens new tab, had to suspend refining several times this year at its large, but relatively unsophisticated Tuapse plant on the Black Sea due to weak ...

6. www.cbc.ca › news › worldWhat continued drone strikes on Russian oil refineries could ...

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   Feb 18, 2024 · The International Energy Agency says Russia's oil and gas export revenues accounted for 45 per cent of its federal budget in 2021. ... and they account for more than half the country's refinery ...

7. www.newsweek.com › putin-oil-industry-refineriesPutin's Oil Industry Is in Trouble - Newsweek

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   Mar 29, 2024 · The latest oil hub to have halted operations due to Ukrainian drone attacks is Russia's Rosneft-owned Kuibyshev mid-sized oil refinery near the city of Samara on the Volga river, Reuters reported ...

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   What's going on with Russian oil & gas refineries this winter?

   • Hostile drones have been winding their way across the Russian landscape this winter, striking refineries and related oil and gas infrastructure all the way from the Baltic Sea in the northwest to the Black Sea in the southwest.

   What continued drone strikes on Russian oil refineries could mean for

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   Why did Russian refineries halt production?

   • Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles. At least three Russian refineries had to halt processing or cut runs due to heavy losses amid export curbs, rising crude prices and high borrowing costs, according to five industry sources.

   Exclusive: Russian refineries cut oil runs due to losses, closures loom

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   Did Kyiv launch a drone attack on Russian refineries?

   • Kyiv ramped up its attacks on Russian refineries beginning this year. On January 18, Ukraine launched a drone attack on a St. Petersburg oil terminal, about 620 miles from the Ukrainian border.

   Putin's Oil Industry Is in Trouble

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   How much of Russia's oil refining capacity is impacted?

   • Earlier this month, Bloomberg reported that the refineries forced to stop operations over the space of a week were collectively responsible for 12 percent of Russia's national oil refining capacity. Reuters estimates that figure has now risen to 14 percent.

   Putin's Oil Industry Is in Trouble

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   Is RUSAL suspending investment in Ashland aluminum plant?

   • The long-delayed aluminum plant project near Ashland, Kentucky is facing another setback. According to a Bloomberg report, Rusal, the formerly blacklisted Russian company with a major stake in the 10-figure project, is suspending its investments while it awaits word that its U.S. partners have raised the necessary funds.

   Russian Company Bankrolling Troubled Kentucky Aluminum Plant ... - W…

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   What happened to Russia's petrol production?

   • Rosstat, Russia's Federal State Statistics Service, said that in the week ending March 24, the nation's production of motor petrol fell by approximately 7.4 percent to 754,600 tons compared to the week prior, when production was at 815,300 tons, local media reported.

   Putin's Oil Industry Is in Trouble

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9. www.fractracker.org › 2022 › 04Mapping Energy Systems Impacted by the Russia-Ukraine War

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   Apr 20, 2022 · This StoryMap explores Russia and Ukraine’s oil and gas reserves, export and refining infrastructure, and fossil fuel plants; bans, sanctions, and phaseouts of Russian oil imports; implications for the US LNG market; and the renewable energy landscape in the European Union, including in the heating, electricity, and transportation sectors.