* Output cuts not justified at the moment, says CFO * May start closing wells at prices below $15/b * Plan output increase to 2 mil boe/d pushed back to 2025 Russia’s state-run Gazprom Neft is not discussing with the authorities cutting its crude production and sees no need for such a move currently, although it could start closing some wells if oil prices drop below $15/b, the company’s CFO Alexei Yankevich said late Monday. “Our company is not changing its plans so far, no one has even started such discussions with us,” Yankevich said at Gazprom’s investor day in New York, according to Prime news agency. Article continues below… Does the global outlook for crude oil affect your business? Get the latest insights at Platt London Oil Forum. Join our leading oil editors and get vital updates on the outlook for crude, middle distillates, gasoline, naphtha and related […]