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| 2019-12-05 来源： 中国石化新闻网 |
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中国石化新闻网讯 据塔斯社12月3日报道，俄罗斯能源部长诺瓦克(Alexander Novak)表示，11月，俄罗斯完成了欧佩克减协议规定配额的85%，并将努力在12月前100%完成减产目标。 他表示:“我们达到了每天减产19.5万桶的标准(这个月的平均水平)，也就是说，达到了85%的减产完成率。” 与此同时，俄罗斯将集中精力在12月全面完成该减产配额。力争在20万至22.8万桶的日产量的水平上完成目标，同时将把冬季的凝析油考虑进去。 诺瓦克指出，俄罗斯将在维也纳举行的会议上表明自己的立场。 欧佩克+国家在2019年7月1日的会议上同意将减产协议延长至2020年3月。根据目前的协议，全球石油产量将在2018年10月的基础上减少120万桶/天，其中欧佩克国家将减少81.2万桶/天，非欧佩克国家将减少38.3万桶/天。 根据俄罗斯与欧佩克自2019年1月起生效的协议，俄罗斯应将石油日产量减少22.8万桶。在2019年12月5日至6日于维也纳举行的会议上，欧佩克+国家将审议在2020年3月后的石油减产配额问题。 洪伟立 摘译自 塔斯社 原文如下： Russia fulfills OPEC+ deal in November by 85% In November, Russia fulfilled its obligations under the OPEC+ deal to reduce oil production by 85%, and will strive to complete the deal by 100% in December, Russian Minister of Energy Alexander Novak told reporters on Tuesday. "We reached the level of 195,000 barrels per day (average for the month), that is, it is about 85% (the level of completion of the deal - TASS)," he said. At the same time, Russia will focus on completing the deal in December in full. "We strive to complete the deal to the full, at the level of 200,000-228,000 (barrels per day - TASS). We have a good level of implementation, taking into account winter, taking into account that condensate is also taken into account in these statistics," he explained. Novak noted that at the moment Russia is forming its position on the deal for the upcoming meeting in Vienna. "I will not say anything now, we are still forming a position, it is usually voiced at a meeting, we will specifically discuss it there," he said. OPEC+ countries at a meeting on July 1 agreed to extend oil production cuts agreement until March 2020. The current agreement assumes a total reduction in oil production by 1.2 mln barrels per day to the level of October 2018, including 812,000 barrels per day for OPEC countries and 383,000 barrels per day for non-OPEC countries. Russia, in accordance with the agreement with OPEC in force since January 2019, should reduce oil production by 228,000 barrels per day. At a meeting on December 5-6, 2019 in Vienna, OPEC+ countries will consider the issue of oil production levels after March 2020.
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