Port of Ust-Luga
59.6700°N · 28.2700°E
About
Russia's largest Baltic port (Gulf of Finland, Leningrad Oblast). Includes Novatek's gas-condensate fractionation and transshipment complex (~7 Mt/yr; naphtha, LPG, fuels), Transneft's crude loading terminal and the Ust-Luga Oil products terminal. The port exports about 700,000 bpd of crude and over 30 Mt of oil products a year.
Strike history
9- ConfirmedSev. 4/5
A drone attack caused several fires in the port; petroleum product tanks and the complex's process infrastructure were hit, causing an oil-product spill. Three workers were injured.
- ConfirmedSev. 5/5
The NOVATEK Ust-Luga complex was struck, causing a major fire. Pipelines between the pumping station and storage tanks, a primary gas condensate processing unit and two hydrocracking columns were damaged. Subsequent assessment confirmed a complete shutdown of the complex.
−100% capacity - ConfirmedSev. 4/5
A fire broke out at the complex following the strike. Preliminary assessments indicate that two processing units were hit.
−0% capacity - ConfirmedSev. 3/5
An oil loading terminal was hit; export loadings were suspended.
- ConfirmedSev. 3/5
A drone attack caused a fire and damage in the port; the thermal anomaly partly covered the complex's tank farm.
- ConfirmedSev. 3/5
A drone attack caused a major fire in the port, visible on satellite imagery; fuel tank detonations were reported.
- ConfirmedSev. 4/5
A drone attack caused a major fire in the port; storage tanks and loading equipment were hit. Crude and oil-product loadings were halted.
−0% capacity - ConfirmedSev. 2/5
The drone attack halted crude and oil-product loadings; no damage data available.
- ConfirmedSev. 4/5
Fire at Novatek's Ust-Luga complex after a drone strike; fractionation halted.
−30% capacity14d downtime
Status updates
- Status change-100%
Full complex shutdown after strike
The complex fully halted operations after the strike. Pipelines between the pumping station and storage tanks, a primary gas condensate processing unit and two hydrocracking columns were damaged.
Imagery
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