Slovnaft is missing Russian oil, but shortages are not destroying it. Fico's threats toward Ukraine are exaggerated
Slovnaft retains sufficient oil reserves and alternative supply options to continue both domestic and export operations despite the reliance on Russian oil.
How many crises do we need?
Slovakia is currently experiencing a halt in oil supplies from Russia, the sole supplier for the Slovnaft refinery, yet fuel shortages and significant price hikes are not anticipated in the short term.
Economic Newsfilter: The Damaged Druzhba Pipeline Fully Exposed the Speculative Game of Slovnaft and Fico
The article discusses the ongoing impact of the damaged Druzhba pipeline on Slovakia's reliance on Russian oil and the political ramifications involving Prime Minister Robert Fico's statements.
State of emergency declared in Slovakia: oil deficit has arisen
Slovakia has declared a state of emergency due to an oil deficit caused by the ongoing war in Ukraine.
State of Emergency Declared in Slovakia Due to Oil Shortage
Slovakia has declared a state of emergency to utilize oil reserves and ensure supply to the 'Slovnaft' refinery amidst a shortage caused by disrupted oil deliveries from Russia.
The government releases emergency oil reserves / Slovnaft can sustain normal operations for a month, waiting for tanker deliveries through the Adriatic
The Slovak government has started to release emergency oil reserves as the Druzhba pipeline remains inactive, raising concerns about supply security amid geopolitical tensions.
The Slovak government declared a state of oil emergency, Slovnaft refinery will receive oil from reserves
The Slovak government has declared an oil emergency, enabling the Slovnaft refinery to access oil from national reserves.
Hirman: There is no threat of oil shortage for Slovnaft, the Adria pipeline can supply Slovakia and Hungary
Energy expert Karel Hirman reassures that Slovakia and Hungary will not face an oil shortage despite disruptions from Russian drone attacks on the Druzhba pipeline.
Company newsfilter: IKEA will open smaller stores, a major merger is emerging in the waste business, and Martin is losing more factories
The article discusses Slovakia's ongoing issues with dependence on Russian oil and the recent disruption of supplies following a Russian attack on the Druzhba oil pipeline.
Lajčák is still on the supervisory board of Slovnaft after the Epstein case; the company does not want to comment on it now
Miroslav Lajčák remains on the supervisory board of Slovnaft despite resigning as an advisor to the Prime Minister following the Epstein case scandal.