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Georgia’s Kulevi Refinery Replaces Russian Crude With Kazakh, Libyan Oil
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Short Term
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Georgia’s only oil refinery has begun replacing Russian crude with supplies from Kazakhstan and Libya as owner Black Sea Petroleum races to avoid European Union sanctions that will go into effect in January. The Kulevi refinery received and processed Kazakh crude in July and will continue taking Kazakh barrels during August, Black Sea Petroleum said Monday, as reported by Interfax news agency. A Libyan cargo is due to arrive between August 20 and August 30 under a supply agreement signed with an unnamed international company on July 3. The…
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Financial market analysis indicating neutral sentiment based on current trends.
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Short Term
Original article published by
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on August 3, 2026.
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