Le esportazioni russe di carburante valgono ora meno della metà dei livelli pre-bellici

Source: https://www.russiafossiltracker.com/

pipeline gas down significantly which makes sense. Do I understand correctly that oil products and chemicals is basically the output of refiining crude oil? So the decline in the last 12 months is likely a result of ukraine’s targetting of refineries.

This chart shows a temporary dip, not a failure. Russia’s economy is adapting by forging new partnerships, circumventing sanctions, and strengthening domestic production. Russia’s resilience and adaptability have been proven throughout history, and this period is no exception.

It’s wild how one conflict can completely change a country’s economic backbone.

>The European Union imports of Russian fossil fuels have steadily declined since the embargo on Russian crude oil and refined products imports

You guys just buy Russian resources from 3rd-hand countries now.

This data is not sufficient enough, in my opinion.

Is there data from 2010? 
To see the impact 2014 had? 

How was this calculated? Was the shadow fleet included?

Still far too high!

That is all fine and well, [but the actual exported amount hasn’t decreased by much. ](https://imgur.com/a/lzX9FoH)

This is completely driven by the amount they get paid for the exports. So it could swing up “over night” in theory.

[Source ](https://energyandcleanair.org/financing-putins-war/)

Keap on keap on with the good work
Maybe it fall to 10 dollar pr. barrel
Very nice , closer to bank colaps