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Ryazan Refinery

Ryazan OblastRosneftRefinery

54.5697°N · 39.6589°E

Strikes
8
Total severity
32pts
Capacity
17.1Mt/yr

About

Ryazan Refinery (Rosneft), located 200 km southeast of Moscow in Ryazan Oblast, is one of Russia largest refineries at ~17.1 Mt/yr. It supplies approximately 40% of motor fuel for the Moscow metropolitan region and is a critical node in the central Russian fuel distribution network. The facility operates multiple crude and vacuum distillation units and produces diesel, gasoline, jet fuel, and lubricants.

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Strike history

8
  1. ConfirmedSev. 4/5

    A fire broke out at the Ryazan refinery. The ELOU-AVT-6 and AVT-3 crude distillation units were reportedly hit, together accounting for more than 77% of the refinery's primary crude processing capacity.

    −77% capacity
  2. ConfirmedSev. 4/5

    A fire broke out on the refinery premises following the strike. The refinery fully halted crude processing, with the shutdown expected to last about two weeks.

    14d downtime
  3. ConfirmedSev. 5/5

    4 killed, vacuum distillation units ablaze, oily black rain, refinery fully halted.

    −100% capacity60d downtime
  4. ConfirmedSev. 3/5

    Atmospheric distillation unit damaged, fire, winter campaign escalation.

    11d downtime
  5. ConfirmedSev. 4/5

    Atmospheric distillation unit knocked out, ~25% capacity loss for 20+ days.

    −30% capacity16d downtime
  6. ConfirmedSev. 3/5

    Fire at auxiliary fuel storage, partial output curtailment.

    9d downtime
  7. ConfirmedSev. 4/5

    Vacuum distillation and blending units hit, large fire, ~30% capacity loss.

    −35% capacity15d downtime
  8. ConfirmedSev. 5/5

    Main atmospheric distillation unit destroyed, all processing halted for 3+ weeks.

    −50% capacity30d downtime

Status updates

  1. Status change-100%

    Full processing shutdown after strike

    According to two industry sources cited by Reuters, the refinery completely halted crude processing. Fires forced the shutdown of AT-6, accounting for about 48% of capacity, and AVT-4, about 23%; AVT-3 was already under maintenance. Repairs to the damaged units may take several weeks.

  2. Status change-100%

    Full processing shutdown

    Following the July 29 strike, the refinery fully halted crude processing, with the shutdown expected to last about two weeks.

  3. Status change-100%

    Full shutdown — 4 killed, oil rain over city

    Drone strike at ~02:00 ignited vacuum distillation units. 4 killed, dozens injured. Oily black rain contaminated city streets and buildings. Ryazan refinery (17 Mt/yr, key Moscow fuel supplier) completely halted.

Imagery

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Ryazan Refinery — 1