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Exilenova+ satellite analysis indicates Ukraine’s August 10 strike disabled the CGFU-1 central gas fractionation unit at the Tobolsk-Neftekhim/SIBUR petrochemical complex. The unit processes around 3.8 million tonnes of feedstock annually, representing 51% of the plant’s capacity, and supplies material for downstream polymer production. The analysis assesses CGFU-1 as out of service for an indefinite period. ZapSibNeftekhim halted production after the attack.

Exilenova+ satellite analysis indicates Ukraine’s August 10 strike disabled the CGFU-1 central gas fractionation unit at the Tobolsk-Neftekhim/SIBUR petrochemical complex. The unit processes around 3.8 million tonnes of feedstock annually, representing 51% of the plant’s capacity, and supplies material for downstream polymer production. The analysis assesses CGFU-1 as out of service for an indefinite period. ZapSibNeftekhim halted production after the attack.
Exilenova+ satellite analysis indicates Ukraine’s August 10 strike disabled the CGFU-1 central gas fractionation unit at the Tobolsk-Neftekhim/SIBUR petrochemical complex. The unit processes around 3.8 million tonnes of feedstock annually, representing 51% of the plant’s capacity, and supplies material for downstream polymer production. The analysis assesses CGFU-1 as out of service for an indefinite period. ZapSibNeftekhim halted production after the attack.

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