Blog Post | June 23, 2022 Ukraine, Putin, gas and sanctions - FAQs From peace-washing to petrostates, we break down the key questions in the debate on sanctioning the Russian fossil fuel industry
Article | June 16, 2022 BASF subsidiary profits from Germany’s Russian gas addiction In 2022, the chemical giant’s subsidiary Wintershall has piped €14 billion worth of Russian gas across Germany and made €400 million from its Siberian gas and oil fields
Press Release | May 31, 2022 Russian oil embargo agreement an important step forward, but EU must go further Progress on sanctions but must still be done to stop Russia's oil revenues
Blog Post | May 30, 2022 “The war in Ukraine, the climate crisis, and the energy crisis have common roots”
Blog Post | April 08, 2022 Despite Putin’s atrocities in Ukraine, insurers enable the export of 40 million barrels of Russian oil
Press Release | March 29, 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine will net the US oil and gas industry a windfall of $37 to $126 billion in 2022
Press Release | March 24, 2022 BP, Shell and Exxon among top Western energy companies responsible for almost $100bn going to Russian Government since 2014 Crimea invasion
Press Release | May 31, 2022 Russian oil embargo agreement an important step forward, but EU must go further
Press Release | March 29, 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine will net the US oil and gas industry a windfall of $37 to $126 billion in 2022
Press Release | March 24, 2022 BP, Shell and Exxon among top Western energy companies responsible for almost $100bn going to Russian Government since 2014 Crimea invasion
Press Release | March 08, 2022 West’s moves on Russian oil and gas must go further to meet scale of the threat
Blog Post | May 30, 2022 “The war in Ukraine, the climate crisis, and the energy crisis have common roots”
Blog Post | April 08, 2022 Despite Putin’s atrocities in Ukraine, insurers enable the export of 40 million barrels of Russian oil