Moscow Oil Refinery (Kapotnya)
55.6614°N · 37.7411°E
About
Moscow Refinery (Gazprom Neft), located in Kapotnya, Moscow — supplies approximately 40% of the Moscow metropolitan region fuel needs at ~12.15 Mt/yr.
Strike history
4- ConfirmedSev. 5/5
A drone strike caused fires at both primary crude processing units — AVT-6 and EURO+ — which together account for 100% of the refinery's capacity. Crude processing was completely halted.
−100% capacity - ConfirmedSev. 4/5
Combined crude processing unit, three RVS-10000 tanks and one RVS-30000 tank hit; refinery fully halted crude processing for an indefinite period
−0% capacity - ConfirmedSev. 5/5
ELOU AVT-6 primary crude distillation unit damaged, accounting for ~53% of total refinery capacity; refinery fully shut down; large-scale fire with smoke visible from several kilometres; facility 15 km from the Kremlin and ~500 km from Ukraine's border; supplies aviation fuel to Domodedovo, Vnukovo, Sheremetyevo and Zhukovsky airports
- ConfirmedSev. 5/5
Processing suspended during record drone attack on the capital, limited structural damage.
−100% capacity14d downtime
Status updates
- Status change-100%
Full processing shutdown after strike
According to three industry sources cited by Reuters, crude processing was completely halted after the strike. Fires affected both primary crude processing units: AVT-6, accounting for 53% of capacity, and EURO+, accounting for 47%. Repairs may take several weeks, and refinery products were not offered on the St. Petersburg International Mercantile Exchange from September 21.
- Status change-100%
Operations halted for safety after drone strike
Moscow refinery halted processing after drone strike during a record wave of attacks on the capital. Reuters sources said structural damage was not significant, but operations were suspended as a precaution.
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