In January-February, 2010 Russia increased its petroleum products exports by 11.9% as compared with the last year's figures, to 20.217 million tons, RZD-Partner.Ru reports citing customs statistics.
In value terms, exports totaled $10.547b, including 7m tons of diesel fuel, a 21.1% rise ($4.24b), liquid fuels - by 5.9%, at 10.4m tons ($4.5b).
Exports of gasoline amounted to 454.000 tons worth $294m, a 19.8-percent cutback, of kerosene and jet fuel dropped by 15.5%, in Jan-Feb.
In January-February, 2010 oil product exports to CIS countries fell by 22.7% to 646.900 tons worth $307.4m. Deliveries of gasoline shrank by 13.6% to 273.000 tons ($125m); diesel fuel – by 27.1% to 185.200 tons ($84.2m).
Overall, in January-February, Russia exported 20.864 million tons of petroleum products worth $10.854 billion.
In value terms, exports totaled $10.547b, including 7m tons of diesel fuel, a 21.1% rise ($4.24b), liquid fuels - by 5.9%, at 10.4m tons ($4.5b).
Exports of gasoline amounted to 454.000 tons worth $294m, a 19.8-percent cutback, of kerosene and jet fuel dropped by 15.5%, in Jan-Feb.
In January-February, 2010 oil product exports to CIS countries fell by 22.7% to 646.900 tons worth $307.4m. Deliveries of gasoline shrank by 13.6% to 273.000 tons ($125m); diesel fuel – by 27.1% to 185.200 tons ($84.2m).
Overall, in January-February, Russia exported 20.864 million tons of petroleum products worth $10.854 billion.