Venemaa sai Läänemerel oma naftaekspordi taas hoogsalt käima(2)

Satellite imagery indicates a fire at the Ust-Luga port on March 27. (Photo: SATELLITE IMAGE 2025 VANTOR / HANDOUT / Reuters / Scanpix)

A summary reveals that Russia’s maritime transport of crude oil exports increased in mid-April, reversing an earlier downward trend. From April 13 to April 19, the export volume grew by 22 percent, reaching approximately 355,000 tons per day.

The data suggests a notable uptick in the flow of crude oil from Russian ports during the second half of April. This increase in export activity contrasts with preceding periods that showed declining trends in the movement of oil through Russian maritime infrastructure. Industry analysts are monitoring the consistency of this upward trajectory.

The revised export figures indicate a strengthening of the crude oil export capacity utilized by Russia’s major ports. The resumption of higher export volumes suggests that global energy market dynamics are influencing the logistical capacity and throughput of Russian oil shipments. Overall, the trend points toward a moderate recovery in the export metrics for crude oil from Russia’s maritime facilities, as measured during the specified week in April.

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