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The Russian Ministry of Energy issues notes to national energy, metal and mineral companies requesting 100% of employees to show up at military recruitment offices.

Finnish energy company Fortum is exiting Russia. The same could soon be the case with Enel and other western power generators.

Company Nornickel claims environment on the site of its major diesel oil spill is satisfactory. Investigations by a visiting environmentalist indicate otherwise.

After more than 20 years of Norwegian participation, Equinor this week announced that it abandons the field located on Russia's far northern Nenets tundra.

Thousands of jobs will vanish if projects like the Belokamenka Yard outside Murmansk come to halt.

After more than eight years of joint planning, the Fennovoima nuclear power company terminates its cooperation with Russian state controlled company RAOS Project.

But fishing vessels will be allowed to continue as before.

Russian customs officials have classified export and import data to avoid “misinterpretations” ahead of an anticipated drop in trade amid heavy Western sanctions for Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.

Russia intended to become world leader in liquefied natural gas. The war against Ukraine has torpedoed plans.

Energy projects are put on hold and hyped ambitions for the Northern Sea Route increasingly look doomed. At the same time, the country is frozen out of international Arctic cooperation

We must not burn all bridges to the Russian people, the Norwegian Trade and Industry Minister says