Supplies of oil, coal and liquefied natural gas have increased in some areas.
Center for Energy and Clean Air Research (CREA) Having collected information on the supply of fossil fuels from the Russian Federation by sea and pipelines, notes that the Russian Federation is adapting quite quickly to the new working conditions in world markets. About this in his article for “Zspan> ZN.UA ” Financing Putin's war in Europe “ write Laura Millivirta and Konstantin Krynytsky.
“Oil supplies to non-EU countries increased by 20% with significant changes in directions. Coal and liquefied natural gas supplies outside the EU increased by 30 and 80%, respectively. Russia is also trying to divert cargo that is not received by European buyers, elsewhere, for example, the number of ships leaving Russian ports without a specific destination, such as “to order”, or reporting only to an intermediate destination such as the Bosphorus or Gibraltar. , – experts note.
In particular, much attention is paid to oil supplies to India, Egypt and other areas not typical for Russian exports, and the data show their clear growth from almost zero. However, supplies to these new destinations are far from enough to compensate for even a moderate drop in exports to Europe.
