据油价网2021年9月7日报道，俄罗斯第二大石油生产商卢克石油公司(Lukoil)总裁兼首席执行官瓦吉特·阿列克佩罗夫对采访他的俄罗斯《生意人报》记者表示，欧佩克+联盟希望将油价保持在每桶65美元至75美元范围内，这对消费者来说是一个舒适的价格。
自4月份以来，布伦特原油期货价格从未跌破每桶65美元。 布伦特原油期货价格在7月初曾一度超过每桶75美元大关，但在8月因担忧全球石油需求增长速度以及许多主要经济体病例激增而回落。
9月7日早些时候，布伦特原油期货交易价格小幅下跌至每桶72美元。
阿列克佩罗夫在接受俄罗斯商业媒体采访时说：“我认为欧佩克+联盟的建立是为了永远持续下去，而不是为了一段时间。”
他补充说，只是欧佩克+的石油市场管理政策未来将根据情况而有所不同。
阿列克佩罗夫说：“我不想看到油价再次超过每桶100美元，这将导致更多投资于低效率项目，产生低利润，并再次导致市场崩溃。”
在被问及俄罗斯以外项目的投资是否改变了公司的关注点时，卢克石油公司的这名高管告诉《生意人报》记者，俄罗斯仍然是卢克石油公司投资和钻井战略的重点。
卢克石油公司计划将80%的资本预算投资于俄罗斯，其余20%投资于它认为具有战略利益的地区以外的项目。 这些地区包括俄罗斯、西非、中东和墨西哥以外的里海地区。
由于去年的疫情，卢克石油公司将在俄罗斯的投资增加了14%，并削减了海外投资。 阿列克佩罗夫补充说，俄罗斯获得了卢克石油公司84%的资本预算，而外国项目获得了16%。
他表示，一旦欧佩克+取消所有减产措施，卢克石油公司有进一步增加石油产量的潜力。
李峻 编译自 油价网
原文如下：
Lukoil: OPEC+ Aims To Keep Oil Price In The $65-75 Range
The OPEC+ alliance looks to keep oil prices in the range between $65 and $75 per barrel, and this is a comfortable price for consumers, Vagit Alekperov, president and CEO at Russia’s second-largest producer, Lukoil, told Russian newspaper Kommersant.
Brent Crude prices have not fallen below $65 a barrel since April. The price of Brent briefly exceeded the $75 per barrel mark in early July, before pulling back in August amid concerns about the pace of global oil demand growth with surging COVID cases in many major economies.
Early align="justify"> “I think that the OPEC+ alliance was created to last forever, not for just some period of time,” Alekperov said in an interview with the Russian business outlet published align="justify"> It is just that the OPEC+ oil market-managing policies would be different in the future depending align="justify"> “I wouldn’t want to see oil above $100 a barrel again—this would lead to more investment in inefficient projects yielding low profits, and again lead to a collapse align="justify"> Russia continues to be a priority in Lukoil’s investment and drilling strategy, the executive told Kommersant, asked if investments in projects outside Russia have changed the focus for the company.
Lukoil plans to invest 80 percent of its capital budget in Russia, and the rest in projects outside Russia, in regions it considers of strategic interest. These are the Caspian region outside Russia, West Africa, the Middle East, and Mexico, Alekperov said.
Because of the pandemic last year, Lukoil boosted its investments in Russia by 14 percent and cut investments abroad. Russia received 84 percent of the company’s capital budget while foreign projects got 16 percent, the manager added.
Lukoil has the potential to increase its oil production further, once OPEC+ unwinds all the cuts, Alekperov said.
