According to people familiar with the matter, from September 10 to 16, the amount of crude oil processed in Russia remained flat, averaging about 4 million barrels per day. Some facilities were shut down due to the attack in Ukraine, but some other installations resumed production, offsetting the overall output. During this period, the processing volume of Novatec's Ust-Luga condensate gas treatment plant on the Baltic Sea coast and the Yaroslavl refinery, which is jointly owned by Gazprom and Rosneft, increased. Processing volumes at the Ufa refinery operated by Rosneft's Bash Oil have also increased.

According to people familiar with the matter, from September 10 to 16, the amount of crude oil processed in Russia remained flat, averaging about 4 million barrels per day. Some facilities were shut down due to the attack in Ukraine, but some other installations resumed production, offsetting the overall output. During this period, the processing volume of Novatec's Ust-Luga condensate gas treatment plant on the Baltic Sea coast and the Yaroslavl refinery, which is jointly owned by Gazprom and Rosneft, increased. Processing volumes at the Ufa refinery operated by Rosneft's Bash Oil have also increased.