Crude oil

Serbia's NIS oil company seeks seventh waiver of U.S. sanctions

NIS, majority-owned by Russia's Gazprom Neft and Gazprom, operates Serbia's only oil refinery in the town of Pancevo, outside the capital Belgrade.

India's Nayara Energy buys only Russian oil in August

The private refiner imported 240,400 bpd of oil in August, an overall decline of 26% from July, tanker data showed.

India's Nayara Energy increases fuel supply to HPCL after EU sanctions

Since the imposition of sanctions, Nayara has been operating its 400,000-bpd Vadinar refinery in western India at 70%–80% capacity.

Sri Lanka sees Sinopec starting work on $3.7-B refinery soon, bidding for another refinery expansion

The Sinopec refinery, approved in 2023, will have capacity to process 200,000 bpd of crude oil and will be located near the Chinese-built and operated Hambantota port in southern Sri Lanka.

AFPM: U.S. EPA’s RFS proposal doesn’t square with the ‘energy dominance’ agenda

Ukraine to curb Indian diesel imports amid Russian oil ties

Ukraine will restrict imports of diesel fuel originating in India, which purchases a significant portion of its crude oil from Russia starting October 1, Ukrainian energy consultancy Enkorr said.

Pakistan's top refiner Cnergyico to boost fuel oil exports as domestic sales plummet

Canada may drop oil emissions cap as part of new climate plan

Current talks could lead to the emissions cap being scrapped as part of a broader new "climate competitiveness strategy," which the federal government aims to unveil later this autumn.

Southeast Asia set to export surplus biofuels to Europe, Petronas executive says

Southeast Asia is positioned to export biofuels to other markets such as Europe as production capacity exceeds demand in the region, a senior executive with Malaysian state oil and gas company Petronas said.

U.S. refinery-state senators look to block Trump from shifting renewable fuel obligation