Novatek Terminal Suspended After Fire, Russia's Largest Natural Gas Producer Halts Operations.

Novatek Terminal Suspended After Fire, Russia’s Largest Natural Gas Producer Halts Operations.

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Published on 23/01/2024 at 10:59

Reprodução: Reuters – Todos os direitos: CNN Brasil

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The Russian company Novatek announced the suspension of operations at a terminal in the Baltic Sea due to a fire that, according to the company, was caused by ‘external influence’. The affected terminal belongs to Novatek, Russia’s largest natural gas producer, as regional authorities reported on Sunday amid reports of explosions and sightings of Ukrainian drones in the area. So far, the company has not provided further details on the circumstances of the fire.

Novatek: Largest Natural Gas Producer in Russia

The technological process at Novatek-Ust-Luga was halted, and an operational center was established to eliminate the consequences. The assessment of damage will be conducted later’, the organization said.

Novatek Under External Influence: Fire and Regional Authorities

The Ust-Luga complex, located in the Gulf of Finland, about 170 km west of Saint Petersburg, processes stable gas condensate into light and heavy naphtha, aviation fuel, fuel oil, and diesel, according to Novatek’s website. Russia’s largest natural gas producer faced fire and external influence from regional authorities.

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Explosions and Ukrainian Drones: Statement from Novatek

The port is used to ship processed products to international markets. Novatek issued a statement regarding the consequences of the explosions and the presence of Ukrainian drones in the area. The company continues to take measures to address the situation.

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