Archive · 15 Sep 2025
Nayara Energy Seeks Help to Source Refinery Gear
Nayara Energy, an Indian refinery, is facing difficulties in getting equipment for maintenance.
They need to fix their refinery, but EU sanctions are making it hard to buy the special parts they need.
Since the company is mostly owned by Russian entities, the restrictions are blocking them from buying from certain companies.
Nayara is asking the Indian government for help to find the tools and materials to keep the refinery running safely.
The company can postpone the maintenance for a few months, but they must fix it eventually.
Nayara Energy seeks Indian government help.
EU sanctions restrict access to equipment.
Refinery maintenance is planned for February.
Maintenance involves specialized equipment and catalysts.
Company needs help to obtain parts due to sanctions.
- Who
- Nayara Energy
- What
- Seeking government help to source refinery equipment.
- When
- February (planned maintenance)
- Where
- Vadinar, Gujarat, India
- Why
- EU sanctions impede equipment procurement.
Nayara's Perspective
EU Perspective
Sanctions
Nayara's Perspective
Sanctions are creating problems for Nayara to procure equipment.
EU Perspective
Sanctions are in place to restrict Russian influence.
- Company
- Nayara Energy
- Refinery Location
- Vadinar, Gujarat, India
- Refinery Capacity
- 400,000 barrels/day
- Upcoming Maintenance
- February (planned)
- Maintenance Frequency
- Approx. every 4 years
- Maintenance Duration
- 30-50 days
- Ownership
- Majority-owned by Rosneft and Russian entities
Sources
Sanctions hit Nayara's access to non-Russian oil
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Sanctions drive Nayara to rely fully on Russian oil
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