Turkey will receive some diesel fuel from a US-Russia supply agreement, according to the energy minister.
Turkey will receive Russian diesel and is expanding its Black Sea gas production, aiming to boost energy security through US-Russia cooperation.
- Turkish Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar stated Türkiye will receive some diesel from Russia.
- Turkey plans to operate a second floating production platform in the Black Sea in the first quarter of 2028.
- Turkiye consumed 59 bcm of gas last year.
- The Turkish Minister of Energy stated the agreement is important for Turkey's energy security.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, EU representatives, and some US Republicans criticized the agreement.
- The first platform is expected to nearly double daily production from the Sakarya field.
Outlets: Business Recorder, G4Media, Handelsblatt, HotNews.ro, Kyiv Post, Mediapool.bg, N1 BiH, NV English, Rzeczpospolita, Turkish Minute, Ukrainska Pravda (English), ZN.UA
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