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Black Sea Petroleum shifts Kulevi terminal to non-Russian crude

Black Sea Petroleum has completed a shift to non-Russian crude at the Kulevi terminal. The change affects crude sourcing and regional energy trade patterns.

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Changes in crude sourcing can alter regional supply chains and exposure to Russian energy.

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  1. Black Sea Petroleum completes shift to non-Russian crude at Kulevi ↗gulfnews.com · Recorded source date: Aug 27, 2026, 2:16 PM UTC

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