UK Allows Diesel and Jet Fuel Imports Refined from Russian Crude Under Sanctions Carve-out
Britain Issues Sanctions Exemptions for Refined Fuels
General Trade Licence for Diesel and Jet Fuel
LONDON, May 19 (Reuters) - Britain will allow the import and provision of services linked to diesel and jet fuel refined abroad from Russian crude under a new general trade licence exempting specific products from sanctions restrictions.
Conditions and Requirements for Exemptions
The licence issued on Tuesday grants exemptions where the fuels are processed in third countries but includes conditions such as record-keeping requirements for companies.
Implementation and Review of New Rules
The new rules take effect on Wednesday and will be of indefinite duration, though they will be reviewed periodically and can be amended or revoked, the government said in a notice.
Additional Licence for LNG Maritime Transportation
Time-Limited LNG Licence Details
Separately, Britain issued a time-limited licence covering the maritime transportation of liquefied natural gas and related services under Russia sanctions rules, running until January 1 next year.
Reporting and Editorial Credits
(Reporting by Sam TabahritiEditing by David Goodman)

