Dirty Urals: Total wants restitution, Germany won't release emergency stocks.

摘要

The French oil major's 230K-b/d German refinery at Leuna was reportedly restarting on May 21 but would run at about half-capacity due to the closure of the Druzhba pipeline. Total SA said it had some crude in storage for use at the refinery. Chief Executive Patrick Pouyanne said, "We'll look to recoup the loss we have suffered," but he said that, while around $15/bbl has been suggested, the total cost incurred by the contamination and cleanup have yet to be determined.