Oct 3 (Reuters) - More than 60% of France's refining capacity is offline as strikes over pay and unplanned maintenance pile pressure on the refined products sector.

The outages come as Europe looks to ease its dependence on Russian fuel.

Here are the oil companies and sites affected by strike action and outages:

EXXON MOBIL

French unions CGT and Force Ouvriere called for a strike on Sept. 20 following wage negotiations with Exxon Mobil Corp related to rising inflation in Europe.

Strike action continued for the 14th day on Oct. 3.

Strikes over pay at Exxon Mobil's oil refineries in France forced the firm to limit refined product supply to its customers, a spokesperson told Reuters on Sept. 28.

"Our supply coordination team is working hard to resupply our terminals while ensuring that any available inventory is fairly allocated between our different customers," a spokesperson said on Oct. 3.

Port Jerome-Gravenchon

Exxon began gradually closing the 240,000 barrel per day (bpd) Port Jerome-Gravenchon oil refinery on Sept. 20, a process completed on the weekend of Sept. 24.

Notre Dame de Gravenchon Petrochemical site

Exxon began closing the NGD petrochemical site on Sept. 20 and completed the shutdown on the weekend of Sept. 24.

Fos-Sur-Mer

Strike action spread to Exxon’s 140,000 bpd Fos-Sur-Mer refinery on Sept. 21, leading to a gradual shutdown of the plant, which was completed on the weekend of Sept. 24.

Terminals

Workers at Exxon's Toulouse depot joined the strike on Sept. 22 but Exxon said that operations at its terminals had not been impacted.

TOTALENERGIES

Strikes over pay disrupted TotalEnergies SE's oil products refining and delivery for a seventh day on Monday, with four of its French sites hit by continuing industrial action by workers.

The CGT strike is part of the wider action across the French energy sector as workers push for higher pay in the face of spiralling inflation and amid rising tensions between unions and the government over planned pensions reform.

A TotalEnergies spokesperson said there was no impending fuel shortage due to the strikes as the company had built up stocks and was importing regularly.

However, France's largest sugar maker Tereos on Sept. 29 said it had to slow output slightly at some factories and TotalEnergies had said the strikes would prevent it from supplying diesel fuel until the end of the week.

Gonfreville

TotalEnergies is temporarily halting production at its 240,000 bpd Gonfreville refinery, the company said on Sept. 28.

A decision will be made on Monday evening on whether to extend the Gonfreville strike, according to a CGT memo seen by Reuters.

Deliveries

Blockages continued at TotalEnergies' Gonfreville, La Mede and Feyzin sites, but deliveries were taking place at the Granpuits and Donges refineries on Monday.

Feyzin Refinery

TotalEnergies' 119,000 bpd Feyzin oil refinery in southern France was taken offline on Sept. 16 after a leak at the fluid catalytic cracking unit.

The refinery is likely to remain closed for four to six weeks from that date, said CGT union delegate Thierry Defresne.

Depots

Product transport from the Cote d’Opale fuel storage depots near Dunkirk has been halted since Sept. 27, Defresne said. (Reporting by Rowena Edwards in London and Forrest Crellin in Paris; Editing by Jonathan Oatis and Mark Potter)