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.
After more than eight years of joint planning, the Fennovoima nuclear power company terminates its cooperation with Russian state controlled company RAOS Project.
Nuclear-powered freighter Sevmorput continues to shuttle with construction goods to field development sites along the Yenisey River as part of Rosneft's Vostok Oil project.
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.
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
Andrey Melnichenko, owner of EuroChem’s mining and metallurgy subsidiary Kovdorskiy GOK, is sanctioned by the European Union in response to Russia’s war on Ukraine.
Canada and the UK have already imposed a ban on Russian-owned, operated, chartered, registered or flagged vessels from docking at ports. Now, the European Union and Norway could follow.
Ten years after the delimitation of Norwegian-Russian Arctic waters and subsequent signing of energy partnerships, companies Rosneft and Lukoil are suspended from Norway's Oil and Gas Association
After 30 years with oil-hungry eyes on Russia's Arctic regions, the Norwegian oil major has decided to stop all new investments and start the process of exiting Russian joint ventures.