Details
Ukrnafta entered the Top 7 largest importers of diesel fuel in November. Rail deliveries from Poland almost doubled compared to October, and 76% of the state-owned company's revenues is Arctic fuel produced by PKN Orlen from Plock.
Since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, imports of diesel fuel will peak in September 2023. Last year, the state-owned company ranked third in the overall ranking of importers.
Background
In the second half of October, Ukrnafta cleared the first batches of frost-resistant Class 2 diesel fuel produced by the Polish concern Orlen. In December, Ukrnafta announced purchases of winter diesel fuel and gasoline for delivery in January 2025.
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