Rosneft took over the Sakhalin-1 project from Exxon, while Exxon is now seeking to regain shares in the operation.
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Updated Aug 16
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What happened
Rosneft took over the Sakhalin-1 project from Exxon, while Exxon is now seeking to regain shares in the operation.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Rosneft
Russian energy company
- Ukrainian drones targeted Russian oil facilities, contributing to a fuel crisis in Crimea.
- Rosneft is developing Vostok Oil in Russia, utilizing partnerships with companies like Samsung Heavy Industries and Zvezda, and attracting investment interest from firms like Trafigura, with support from Putin.
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Mobil
former American oil company
Related events
- Rosneft is advancing an oil project by acquiring a stake in a logistics company, following discussions involving Marat Kabaev and Nikolai Patrushev.
- Russia is utilizing the Arctic passage for oil transport, increasing reliance on Asia and seeking new routes to the West.
- Rosneft targets the Chinese market using the Northern Sea Route while operating oil terminals in Russia.
- Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin opened a project via the Kremlin, and the company established a new shipyard in Bolshoy Kamen.
- Rosneft operates within the Russian market.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- ReutersRussia decree opens door for Exxon return to Sakhalin-1 project MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday signed a decree that could allow foreign investors, including top U.S. oil