Exports of Sokol crude oil from Russia's Sakhalin-1 project are rising as production picks up after US major Exxon Mobil's recent exit from the project. Exports from the 200,000 b/d Sakhalin-1 project stopped in May when Exxon declared "force majeure"-apparently out of concerns about using tankers owned by Russian shipping giant SovcomUot, which is subject to Western sanctions. Exxon quit the project after a new Russian operating company was set up for the project in accordance with a presidential decree.
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