Russia to Restore Damaged Oil Refineries
Russia is working on restoring capacities of damaged oil refining facilities, with officials emphasizing rapid reactivation and improved protection of energy infrastructure.
Consensus
- The Russian government is working on initiatives to restore damaged oil refining facilities.
- The Ministry is focused on bringing restored capacities online as quickly as possible.
- The government understands what needs to be done regarding the restoration of oil refining facilities.
- The energy sector is improving protection of its critical infrastructure.
- All energy sector enterprises can financially support the required level of security.
Points of divergence
- President Vladimir Putin stated that only 10% of damaged oil refining plants remain to be repaired. — kommersant
- Putin added that energy infrastructure is now protected more effectively. — kommersant
- First Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak expressed confidence that energy companies will strengthen protection of their facilities. — vesti
- Novak noted that companies' attitude toward security has changed after the presidential decree on temporary management of critical infrastructure. — vesti
Coverage (3 sources)
- Manтуров stated that initiatives for the restoration of TЭК objects are being worked out — Коммерсантъ
- Manтуров: TЭК resolves the task of restoring NPPZ capacities — Вести
- Novak confident that TEP enterprises will strengthen protection of their facilities — Вести
Key entities
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