pipeline gas down significantly which makes sense. Do I understand correctly that oil products and chemicals is basically the output of refiining crude oil? So the decline in the last 12 months is likely a result of ukraine’s targetting of refineries.
Chemical_Resort_6378 on
Good.
judgementMaster on
This chart shows a temporary dip, not a failure. Russia’s economy is adapting by forging new partnerships, circumventing sanctions, and strengthening domestic production. Russia’s resilience and adaptability have been proven throughout history, and this period is no exception.
myreala on
Expect crude oil to fall further in 2026 because of the new sanctions.
Edit: Half of these loses come from price drops of crude oil and Fossil fuels in general. So it’s unlikely to get too much better in long term even if sanctions are lifted.
MythicVioletta on
It’s wild how one conflict can completely change a country’s economic backbone.
Zodd74 on
Fuck russia
Staylin_Alive on
>The European Union imports of Russian fossil fuels have steadily declined since the embargo on Russian crude oil and refined products imports
You guys just buy Russian resources from 3rd-hand countries now.
Pure_Composer_9236 on
Does this include India, China etc?
Clusternate on
This data is not sufficient enough, in my opinion.
Is there data from 2010?
To see the impact 2014 had?
Various_Maize_3957 on
All signs point towards China „requisitioning“ parts of Russia „for safekeeping“
rootpl on
How was this calculated? Was the shadow fleet included?
justthegrimm on
Still too high, let’s keep it going
Dennisthefirst on
Still far too high!
MrSoapbox on
Oh well!
Make it lower.
picardo85 on
That is all fine and well, [but the actual exported amount hasn’t decreased by much. ](https://imgur.com/a/lzX9FoH)
This is completely driven by the amount they get paid for the exports. So it could swing up „over night“ in theory.
The other half are off-price sales to China and India. And the EU has increased its purchases of petroleum products from India.
Creative-Mode-6097 on
Keap on keap on with the good work
Maybe it fall to 10 dollar pr. barrel
Very nice , closer to bank colaps
obkurenayasobaka on
Some of yall livin in a pedo state and do nothing about it btw 🤩
TraditionalAppeal23 on
I would love to see data for like 2019, because the energy crisis actually started in winter 2021, prices were already higher than normal then
ErnestProductManager on
Well thats bad bad because it is still huge. It should be 0
cocotheape on
Russia could’ve been a tech powerhouse, with significant wealth from the natural resources and their excellent education system. Instead, they elected a self-enriching dictator and oligarchy class who started pointless wars.
montagblue on
“In November 2025, revenues (oil) dropped around 34% year-on-year, with projections for the full year falling well below initial estimates, creating fiscal strain for the Kremlin.”
In other older news, “Global production of illicit cocaine reached a record 3,708 tons in 2023, a nearly 34% increase from 2022.”
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The war started in 2014.
pipeline gas down significantly which makes sense. Do I understand correctly that oil products and chemicals is basically the output of refiining crude oil? So the decline in the last 12 months is likely a result of ukraine’s targetting of refineries.
Good.
This chart shows a temporary dip, not a failure. Russia’s economy is adapting by forging new partnerships, circumventing sanctions, and strengthening domestic production. Russia’s resilience and adaptability have been proven throughout history, and this period is no exception.
Expect crude oil to fall further in 2026 because of the new sanctions.
Edit: Half of these loses come from price drops of crude oil and Fossil fuels in general. So it’s unlikely to get too much better in long term even if sanctions are lifted.
It’s wild how one conflict can completely change a country’s economic backbone.
Fuck russia
>The European Union imports of Russian fossil fuels have steadily declined since the embargo on Russian crude oil and refined products imports
You guys just buy Russian resources from 3rd-hand countries now.
Does this include India, China etc?
This data is not sufficient enough, in my opinion.
Is there data from 2010?
To see the impact 2014 had?
All signs point towards China „requisitioning“ parts of Russia „for safekeeping“
How was this calculated? Was the shadow fleet included?
Still too high, let’s keep it going
Still far too high!
Oh well!
Make it lower.
That is all fine and well, [but the actual exported amount hasn’t decreased by much. ](https://imgur.com/a/lzX9FoH)
This is completely driven by the amount they get paid for the exports. So it could swing up „over night“ in theory.
[Source ](https://energyandcleanair.org/financing-putins-war/)
The other half are off-price sales to China and India. And the EU has increased its purchases of petroleum products from India.
Keap on keap on with the good work
Maybe it fall to 10 dollar pr. barrel
Very nice , closer to bank colaps
Some of yall livin in a pedo state and do nothing about it btw 🤩
I would love to see data for like 2019, because the energy crisis actually started in winter 2021, prices were already higher than normal then
Well thats bad bad because it is still huge. It should be 0
Russia could’ve been a tech powerhouse, with significant wealth from the natural resources and their excellent education system. Instead, they elected a self-enriching dictator and oligarchy class who started pointless wars.
“In November 2025, revenues (oil) dropped around 34% year-on-year, with projections for the full year falling well below initial estimates, creating fiscal strain for the Kremlin.”
In other older news, “Global production of illicit cocaine reached a record 3,708 tons in 2023, a nearly 34% increase from 2022.”