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The Russian Commission on rail tariffs has decided to equalise the export rail t ...

The Russian Commission on rail tariffs has decided to equalise the export rail transportation tariffs with the domestic tariffs and simultaneously to increase the domestic tariffs by 20% - a move which will radically improve the economics of domestic refining, reports UFG. The new export tariffs will be in the $7-$12/t range, which is expected to save the industry up to $1.0-$1.5bn a year. UFG notes, however, that the Rail Ministry, which is about to face a large loss of revenue is likely to continue lobbying against the new tariff system.
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