Gazprom.
Russian oil and gas company
- Reports this week
- 5
- Active events
- 4
- Connections
- 134
What's happening
Active this week
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Shell announced its withdrawal from Nord Stream 2 following sanctions, recognizing a $1.126 billion write-down.Some support1 report
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Poland's competition authority derailed ownership of a company related to Nord Stream 2, while Shell committed financing and Gazprom retained sole ownership.Some support1 report
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Nord Stream pipelines supplied gas from Russia to Europe, while a Ukrainian national was charged in Germany for sabotage.Well supported4 reports1 development inside
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Gazprom and OMV signed an agreement to develop Nord Stream 2 and proposed gas exports to Germany.Some support1 report
Earlier this month
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Gazprom and Shell dissolved partnership structures and withdrew from joint ventures in the Russian oil sector following the invasion of Ukraine.Some support2 reports
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Gazprom acquired a stake in Sakhalin Energy, a corporate change reported by media outlets.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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Shell and Gazprom agreed on engineering work and signed a roadmap for Sakhalin expansion, involving key executives.Some support1 report
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Gazprom is pursuing a partnership targeting the Russian Arctic shelf, with the company having signed a cooperation memo influenced by events in Alaska.Some support1 report
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Ukrainian drones attacked a Gazprom-owned refinery complex near Moscow, targeting the facility.Well supported15 reports2 developments inside
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Kazakhstan and the EAEU are advancing gas and oil transport modernization plans, utilizing Russian territory for exports.Well supported29 reports4 developments inside
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Congressional committee calls for investigations into alleged foreign dealings after ProPublica reported that an oligarch tied to Gazprom funded Trump Jr.'s wedding.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Mosenergo is a subsidiary of Gazprom.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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An investigative report by ProPublica linked the energy giant Gazprom to scandals involving Trump associates.Well supported3 reports2 developments inside
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The Russian state energy giant Gazprom was found to have financed the wedding of Donald Trump Jr. and his partner.Well supported3 reports
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Investigative reports detail financial ties between Gazprom, ProPublica, Hunter Biden, and Melissa Cohen.Some support1 report
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The Kremlin's financial ties to Umar Kremlev and Vladimir Putin are under scrutiny, involving Gazprom and Ukrainian sanctions.Some support4 reports
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Ukrainian strategy applies economic pressure on Russia, leading to a decline in corporate value.Some support1 report
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The International Criminal Court is investigating war crimes involving Russian companies, including Gazprom.Some support2 reports
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Kirill Dmitriev regularly meets with Jared Kushner in Miami, discussing matters including the Gazprom head.Some support1 report
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Gazprom was sued over alleged over-invoicing in a dispute involving Guyana and ExxonMobil.Some support1 report
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Gazprom used gas supply as geopolitical leverage, with Dmitry Peskov serving as the official spokesperson for the leadership.Some support1 report
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Russian forces near Kaliningrad mounted heavy machine guns on a Gazprom-owned tanker running between mainland and the exclave.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Gazprom holds rights to develop vast untapped reserves in the Nenets Autonomous Okrug, attracting significant investment and jobs.Some support1 report
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Mitsui & Co. and Mitsubishi hold minority stakes and operate the Sakhalin-2 oil and gas project alongside Gazprom.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Republika Srpska extended an agreement with Gazprom, leading to an increase in natural gas supply prices.Some support1 report
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Secret talks regarding the Ukraine war were held in Baku involving Ilham Aliyev, Gazprom officials, and figures connected to Angela Merkel.Some support7 reports
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Galab Donev, a Bulgarian government official, criticized the country's decision to break ties with Gazprom.Some support2 reports
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Gazprom, a major energy giant, was targeted by attacks, prompting warnings from the Kremlin spokesman.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Drone strikes targeted Gazprom's gas export facilities, which supply gas to Türkiye via the Blue Stream pipeline.Some support3 reports
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Ukrainian strikes target Russian oil infrastructure, specifically hitting a Gazprom refinery located in the Moscow region.Well supported4 reports1 development inside
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Energy market concerns and LNG agreements are unfolding in Europe amid geopolitical conflicts.Well supported5 reports5 developments inside
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German politicians, including Alice Weidel and Beatrix von Storch, are advocating for a renewed partnership between Germany and Russia, focusing on energy and trade, through meetings with Gazprom representatives and the Kremlin.Some support3 reports
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A Gazprom facility in Moscow is noted as war events precede NATO summit in Brussels.Some support1 report
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Gazpromneft, a subsidiary of Gazprom, operates an oil refinery in the Moscow region that supplies fuel.Well supported4 reports
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Canada plans to export LNG to Germany through partnerships including companies based in France.Some support2 reports
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What's reaching Gazprom
Events traced to Gazprom, step by step, newest first- Ukraine's attacks on Russian refineries threaten Gazprom's revenueGazprom's operations and revenue streams are threatened by attacks on Russian oil refineries.Possible
- Gazprom may face state takeover over critical energy assetsGazprom could face temporary state control over critical infrastructure assetsPossible
- New gas supply routes through Bulgaria may challenge Gazprom's market dominanceNew gas supply routes through Bulgaria may challenge Gazprom's market dominancePossible
- Political pressure may restrict Gazprom's diesel exportsPolitical pressure may restrict Gazprom's diesel exports to global marketsPossible
- Gazprom may face regulatory risk over joint refining assetsGazprom may face increased regulatory risk over jointly controlled refining assetsPossible
- Moscow refinery attacks threaten Gazprom's fuel supply and profitsGazprom faces operational disruption and reduced capacity from Moscow refinery attacks.Reported
Explainers that pass through Gazprom
Gazprom is a step on the way to someone elseAround Gazprom this week
News at the entities that move Gazprom most-
Kremlin StructuralIndia's PM Modi is set for a future visit to Russia as the Kremlin dismisses allegations of involvement in European unrest.Moves Gazprom
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Ministry of Natural Resources StructuralWASCO is seeking judicial review of a contract related to a water project in Maseru, citing the Ministry of Natural Resources.Moves Gazprom
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Kyrylo Budanov OperationalA Ukrainian delegation is scheduled for talks in Miami with European envoys, alongside Russia agreeing to supply diesel.Moves Gazprom
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Armed Forces of Ukraine OperationalZelenskyy identified Ukraine's capacity for producing turrets.Moves Gazprom
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Kazakhstan OperationalMarco Rubio expressed interest in visiting Kazakhstan.Moves Gazprom
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Europe OperationalChina and Russia are challenging European stability.Moves Gazprom
Connections
The 40 strongest of 134, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Nenets Autonomous Okrug Structural
Gazprom operates under rights granted by the Nenets Autonomous Okrug, utilizing its territory and resources for development and expansion.
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Gazprom Neft Structural
Gazprom is the parent company of Gazprom Neft, which functions as a key operational subsidiary.
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Gazprom Armenia Structural
Gazprom operates as the parent company of Gazprom Armenia, which is its subsidiary.
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Kaliningrad Structural
Gazprom maintains a dedicated tanker supply line crucial for Kaliningrad's operational needs.
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Kremlin Structural
Gazprom is utilized by the Kremlin to exert geopolitical leverage through gas supply.
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Mosenergo Structural
Mosenergo operates as a dependent subsidiary within the corporate structure of Gazprom.
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Kazakhstan Operational
Gazprom actively participates in modernizing Kazakhstan's gas transport infrastructure and processes gas from its fields.
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Dubai Transactional
Gazprom utilizes entities in Dubai for conducting financial transactions and financing operations.
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Europe Operational
Gazprom historically supplied natural gas to Western Europe and was involved in nationalization efforts.
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Türkiye Structural
Gazprom supplies natural gas to Türkiye via the Blue Stream pipeline.
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Umar Structural
Gazprom provides financial backing to the company associated with Umar.
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Shell Operational
Gazprom and Shell have engaged in a dynamic relationship characterized by shifting between strategic partnerships and active market competition.
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Rosneft Structural
The two companies jointly control Slavneft-Yanos, which functions as the main refining asset.
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Gerhard Schröder Structural
Gerhard Schröder joined the boards of joint energy firms alongside Gazprom, establishing a formal governance link.
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Beijing Operational
Gazprom supplies pipeline gas to the market centered in Beijing, and Chinese demand dictates pricing and subsidy requirements.
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Republika Srpska Structural
Gazprom maintains an ongoing supply agreement with Republika Srpska for energy supplies.
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Donald Trump Jr. Transactional
Gazprom-linked funds were used to finance a wedding celebration involving Donald Trump Jr.
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Armenia Operational
The relationship is based on ongoing commercial gas supply agreements between the company and the country.
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International Criminal Court Operational
The ICC is actively investigating war crimes involving Russian companies, including Gazprom.
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ProPublica Mentioned together
Gazprom is the subject of investigative reports by ProPublica detailing alleged financial ties and influence.
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Alaska Operational
Alaska's energy policy decisions, such as drilling pauses, have been shown to influence Russian strategic planning.
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Ministry of Natural Resources Structural
A regulatory process involving the Ministry of Natural Resources was underway regarding control transfer of Gazprom.
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Azerbaijan Operational
Azerbaijan plans to resume purchasing gas from Gazprom, indicating a direct commercial supply relationship.
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Kyrylo Budanov Operational
Kyrylo Budanov's sphere of influence contributes to Ukrainian strategy that applies economic pressure on Russian entities like Gazprom.
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Peter Voser Operational
Peter Voser and Gazprom engaged in a professional agreement regarding engineering work.
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Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Operational
Gazprom's market actions, such as increasing natural gas supply prices, impact the operational context of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Armed Forces of Ukraine Operational
The Armed Forces of Ukraine actively target facilities that sustain the Russian war machine, including those related to Gazprom.
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Umar Operational
Umar is linked to scandals involving the energy giant Gazprom.
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Poland Shared context
Gazprom's operational routes are described as utilizing infrastructure relevant to the Kaliningrad region.
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Astana Shared context
same place or sector
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Iba Structural
Gazprom provides financial backing to Iba.
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Nord Stream 2 AG Mentioned together
Evidence is insufficient to determine the structural nature of the relationship between Gazprom and Nord Stream 2 AG.
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Jorma Ollila Transactional
Jorma Ollila entered into a cooperation agreement with Gazprom.
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Ilham Aliyev Mentioned together
Gazprom officials were involved in political talks hosted by Ilham Aliyev.
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Ben van Beurden Operational
Ben van Beurden agreed with Gazprom on engineering work.
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OMV Mentioned together
Gazprom and OMV were noted as joining a group of other European energy companies.
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Guyana Transactional
Gazprom is involved in a lawsuit concerning alleged over-invoicing related to operations in Guyana.
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Moscow Shared context
Gazprom operates facilities and subsidiaries within the geographical boundaries of Moscow and its surrounding region.
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Galab Donev Mentioned together
Galab Donev offered criticism regarding Gazprom's business decisions concerning Bulgaria.
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Kirill Dmitriev Mentioned together
Kirill Dmitriev met with Gazprom leadership at an economic forum.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
5 events- Shell announced its withdrawal from Nord Stream 2 following sanctions, recognizing a $1.126 billion write-down.
- Poland's competition authority derailed ownership of a company related to Nord Stream 2, while Shell committed financing and Gazprom retained sole ownership.
- Gazprom and OMV signed an agreement to develop Nord Stream 2 and proposed gas exports to Germany.
- Shell and Gazprom agreed on engineering work and signed a roadmap for Sakhalin expansion, involving key executives.
- Gazprom is pursuing a partnership targeting the Russian Arctic shelf, with the company having signed a cooperation memo influenced by events in Alaska.
September 2026
10 events- Gazprom and Shell dissolved partnership structures and withdrew from joint ventures in the Russian oil sector following the invasion of Ukraine.
- Congressional committee calls for investigations into alleged foreign dealings after ProPublica reported that an oligarch tied to Gazprom funded Trump Jr.'s wedding.
- Mosenergo is a subsidiary of Gazprom.
- An investigative report by ProPublica linked the energy giant Gazprom to scandals involving Trump associates.
- The Russian state energy giant Gazprom was found to have financed the wedding of Donald Trump Jr. and his partner.
- Investigative reports detail financial ties between Gazprom, ProPublica, Hunter Biden, and Melissa Cohen.
- The Kremlin's financial ties to Umar Kremlev and Vladimir Putin are under scrutiny, involving Gazprom and Ukrainian sanctions.
- Ukrainian strategy applies economic pressure on Russia, leading to a decline in corporate value.
- The International Criminal Court is investigating war crimes involving Russian companies, including Gazprom.
- Kirill Dmitriev regularly meets with Jared Kushner in Miami, discussing matters including the Gazprom head.
August 2026
4 events- Gazprom acquired a stake in Sakhalin Energy, a corporate change reported by media outlets.
- Gazprom was sued over alleged over-invoicing in a dispute involving Guyana and ExxonMobil.
- Gazprom used gas supply as geopolitical leverage, with Dmitry Peskov serving as the official spokesperson for the leadership.
- Gazprom holds rights to develop vast untapped reserves in the Nenets Autonomous Okrug, attracting significant investment and jobs.
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July 2026
7 events- Nord Stream pipelines supplied gas from Russia to Europe, while a Ukrainian national was charged in Germany for sabotage.
- Republika Srpska extended an agreement with Gazprom, leading to an increase in natural gas supply prices.
- Secret talks regarding the Ukraine war were held in Baku involving Ilham Aliyev, Gazprom officials, and figures connected to Angela Merkel.
- Galab Donev, a Bulgarian government official, criticized the country's decision to break ties with Gazprom.
- Gazprom, a major energy giant, was targeted by attacks, prompting warnings from the Kremlin spokesman.
- Drone strikes targeted Gazprom's gas export facilities, which supply gas to Türkiye via the Blue Stream pipeline.
- German politicians, including Alice Weidel and Beatrix von Storch, are advocating for a renewed partnership between Germany and Russia, focusing on energy and trade, through meetings with Gazprom representatives and the Kremlin.
June 2026
9 events- Ukrainian drones attacked a Gazprom-owned refinery complex near Moscow, targeting the facility.
- Kazakhstan and the EAEU are advancing gas and oil transport modernization plans, utilizing Russian territory for exports.
- Russian forces near Kaliningrad mounted heavy machine guns on a Gazprom-owned tanker running between mainland and the exclave.
- Mitsui & Co. and Mitsubishi hold minority stakes and operate the Sakhalin-2 oil and gas project alongside Gazprom.
- Ukrainian strikes target Russian oil infrastructure, specifically hitting a Gazprom refinery located in the Moscow region.
- Energy market concerns and LNG agreements are unfolding in Europe amid geopolitical conflicts.
- A Gazprom facility in Moscow is noted as war events precede NATO summit in Brussels.
- Gazpromneft, a subsidiary of Gazprom, operates an oil refinery in the Moscow region that supplies fuel.
- Canada plans to export LNG to Germany through partnerships including companies based in France.