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Exxon Mobil may return to Russian oil and gas project Sakhalin-1, — WSJ
The American oil giant Exxon Mobil, which withdrew from the Russian market in 2022, is considering a return.
Blocking fertilizer imports to ports may cause food prices to rise in Ukraine, — All-Ukrainian Agrarian Council
Restrictions on the import of fertilizers into the ports of Ukraine can harm not only farmers, but also the economy as a whole.
The Foreign Ministers of Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg visited the Port of Odesa
The Foreign Ministers of Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg visited the Odesa port in solidarity with Ukraine.
Boats that don’t sink: Ukraine tests new watercraft for the Armed Forces
New Ukrainian-made motor boats are able to withstand impacts and remain afloat even after hull damage.
Russia is increasing oil exports to compensate for the strikes on a number of its refineries
In August, Russia decided to increase crude oil shipments through Western ports. This was a forced step after attacks by Ukrainian drones.
Russian-flagged ship carrying stolen Ukrainian wheat heads to Turkish port
The Irkutsk vessel (IMO:9419084) loaded over 7,200 tons of Ukrainian grain in temporarily occupied Berdyansk.
The government approved the terms of the sale of the state block of shares of the state-owned oil company: starting price ₴4.5 billion
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved the terms of sale of 99.5667% of shares of the Odesa Port Plant (OPP) Joint Stock Company at an electronic auction.
Container logistics: is there a future for the ports of Great Odesa?
One of the most pressing priorities for Ukrainian export logistics in the near future is the diversification of logistics routes. This thesis is associated with numerous military risks and challenges that are often difficult to predict. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Ukraine has faced the blockade of the ports of Great Odesa, the…
India Cuts Russian Oil Purchases Under US Pressure — Bloomberg
India’s largest refiners, including Reliance Industries, plan to cut Russian oil imports by hundreds of thousands of barrels per day.
Ukraine has disabled 17% of Russian refineries, — Reuters
Ukrainian drone attacks have paralyzed part of Russia’s oil refining, causing disruptions to gasoline in the regions.
Novatek plant in Ust-Luga port suspended operations after Ukrainian drone attack
The Novatek plant in the Russian port of Ust-Luga has suspended operations after strikes by Ukrainian drones.
Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi Port signed a memorandum with Batumi International Container Terminals
This is the second memorandum of cooperation between the port in the framework of the development of the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route, or the “Middle Corridor”.
The former Olimpex terminal in the port of Odesa is planned to be launched this fall
Lavanda Spectrum, which manages the former Olimpex terminal in the port of Odesa, plans to attract cargo through cooperation with farmers and agricultural holdings.
South Korean POSCO discussed launching a grain terminal in Mykolaiv
The Ministry of Economy discussed priority investment projects with business representatives of the Republic of Korea.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs called for sanctions against Russia over the use of the ports of Mariupol and Berdyansk
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine condemned the order of the Russian government, which “opened” the seaports of temporarily occupied Mariupol and Berdyansk for the entry of foreign vessels.
International partners will help repair the Odesa port after Russian attacks
International partners have provided assistance to repair damaged civilian infrastructure in the port, which was affected by Russian missile strikes.
Ukraine counts on cooperation with Norway in protecting the Black Sea, — Zelenskyy
Norway can play a key role in strengthening air defense and protecting Ukraine’s coastline.
Russian tanker explodes in Chukotka
The vessel was saved from fire and fuel spillage, but two crew members were injured.
