Russia/Ukraine Crisis: U.S. Targets Russia''s Energy Industry
First, OFAC issued a determination, pursuant to Executive Order 14024, that authorizes the imposition of sanctions on any person—regardless of nationality—determined
While preexisting authorities — including EO 13662 — already authorized OFAC to add companies operating in Russia's energy sectors to the SDN List, the EO 14024 Determination confirms that the energy sector will be an area of continued focus for U.S. sanctions implementation.
Such restrictions include, in the energy sector context: A prohibition on provision of services with respect to specified energy projects. An import ban on energy products of Russian origin. A price cap on crude oil and petroleum products of Russian origin.
A prohibition on provision of services with respect to specified energy projects. An import ban on energy products of Russian origin. A price cap on crude oil and petroleum products of Russian origin. The imposition of sanctions on a substantial number of individuals and entities operating in Russia's energy sector.
The new sanctions target Russia's energy industry, the Russian government's largest source of revenue. The U.S. Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (“OFAC”) published two new determinations targeting the Russian energy sector.
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