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Finland

net importer

Until 2022 almost entirely Russian crude by tanker from the Baltic; replaced within a year by Norway, the USA and Kazakhstan.

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How much oil?

Imports 173 thousand barrels of crude a day – one supertanker every 12 days. There is practically no domestic production; crude imports cover 100% of fuel consumption.

Where does it come from?

Suppliersharethousand b/d
Norway77%133
United Kingdom12%20
USA8%13
other sources (not on the map)4%7

Which way?

96% of imports passes through Danish Straits, but these are calm waters – the routes avoid dangerous straits.

Main port: Porvoo

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