Announcement
02 Dec 2022
In December 2022, HM Treasury prohibited British entities from providing services facilitating the maritime transport of Russian oil if firms trade Russian seaborne crude oil at or above a price cap of USD 60 per barrel.
Source
Number of interventions
2
2 certainly harmful
0 likely harmful
0 liberalising
Implementation date
05 Dec 2022
Revocation date:
01 Sep 2025
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