INTEL
Status: blockedCLUSTERNovorossiysk-Turkish-Med Dark Fleet Cluster added — confirmedStatus: blockedCLUSTERPinnacle Petrol LLC added — likelyStatus: blockedCLUSTERSimar Chahal added — confirmedStatus: blockedCLUSTERArrakis Development added — likelyStatus: blockedCLUSTERExxon Global Distributor added — likelyStatus: pendingCORPUS427 entities · 63 countries
All Russia products

gas in Russia

JurisdictionRussia
Productgas
Private tradeRESTRICTED

Restricted — government / monopoly route

Pipeline gas — EU phase-out trajectory under REPowerEU (target end-2027). Some legacy long-term contracts persist; spot purchases broadly avoided. Hungary and Slovakia retain exposure via Druzhba / TurkStream corridors.

Compiled regulatory guidance from OilFlow Network, not legal advice. Rules change; confirm with the relevant national regulator before structuring a deal.

Can private companies import gas into Russia?
No. Pipeline gas — EU phase-out trajectory under REPowerEU (target end-2027). Some legacy long-term contracts persist; spot purchases broadly avoided. Hungary and Slovakia retain exposure via Druzhba / TurkStream corridors.
What license is typically required?
Pipeline gas — EU phase-out trajectory under REPowerEU (target end-2027). Some legacy long-term contracts persist; spot purchases broadly avoided. Hungary and Slovakia retain exposure via Druzhba / TurkStream corridors.
Does OilFlow screen gas counterparties against Russia rules?
Yes. The free /check screen and the Regulatory Matrix API both read this same rule row; a private gas deal into Russia is flagged automatically when this page says blocked or restricted.

This rule is one row of the Regulatory Matrix API: 235 jurisdictions, product tradability, payment-term constraints, license requirements, from $99/mo. Checking a specific gas counterparty in Russia? Run a free check first.