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The owner of Georgia’s sole oil refinery said it will complete a shift to processing only non-Russian crude by the end of September after the European Union imposed sanctions last month. The Kulevi refinery started processing Kazakh crude in early July, while a cargo of oil from Libya is expected to arrive between Aug. 20 and 30, Black Sea Petroleum said in a statement dated July 31. The EU included the Kulevi plant in a sanctions package in July, giving BSP six months to transition away from Russian crude to alternative supplies. Bloc officials have said the refinery could be removed from the sanctions list if it demonstrates it has switched to non-Russian crude. #oott bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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