Moscow’s Gazprom Neft refinery is having a very bad week
It seems like Moscow’s main fuel hub is allergic to silence, getting hit twice in just a few days.
The Moscow refinery—the pride of Gazprom Neft—is officially struggling. After a first strike earlier this week knocked out half its capacity, a second hit just wiped out the shiny Euro+ processing unit, which was basically the facility's modern heart.
We are talking about nearly 100% of the plant's operational capacity now offline thanks to a pair of well-aimed visitor drones. They managed to fry everything from the crude distillation sections to the diesel hydrotreaters and storage tanks. It is not just a dent; it is a total production standstill.
The irony is that they were literally in the middle of trying to patch things up from the first hit when the second one arrived. It’s a bold way to prove that modernization programs are highly flammable.
Source: Reuters
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