EU boycott of Russian oil will push consumer prices even higher
2 years, 8 months ago

EU boycott of Russian oil will push consumer prices even higher

NL Times  

If the European Union decides to boycott Russian oil this week, Netherlands residents can expect even higher food and fuel prices and for extreme price increases to last even longer, De Telegraaf rep[orts. Netherlands residents will notice the oil boycott first when refueling their vehicles, energy consultant Cyril Widdershoven said to the newspaper. Energy specialist Jiles van den Beukel of The Hague Center for Strategic Studies expects diesel drivers to be hit hardest. ABN Amro is reworking its inflation calculations to include a possible boycott of Russian oil, economist Jan-Paul van de Kerke said to the Telegraaf.

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Rutte welcomes EU deal to boycott Russian oil imports by sea
2 years, 7 months ago

Rutte welcomes EU deal to boycott Russian oil imports by sea

Dutch News  

Prime minister Mark Rutte has said the EU deal to boycott most Russian oil will step up economic pressure on Vladimir Putin’s regime. Rutte said the EU-wide agreement to stop importing oil by sea would not have an impact on Rotterdam, which imports 30% of its crude oil and 20% of oil products from Russia. ‘If you put that together …

Rutte welcomes EU deal to boycott Russian oil imports by sea
2 years, 7 months ago

Rutte welcomes EU deal to boycott Russian oil imports by sea

Dutch News  

Prime minister Mark Rutte has said the EU deal to boycott most Russian oil will step up economic pressure on Vladimir Putin’s regime. Rutte said the EU-wide agreement to stop importing oil by sea would not have an impact on Rotterdam, which imports 30% of its crude oil and 20% of oil products from Russia. ‘If you put that together …

EU must approach Russia sanctions differently: Dutch PM after difficult oil boycott
2 years, 7 months ago

EU must approach Russia sanctions differently: Dutch PM after difficult oil boycott

NL Times  

The EU must change its approach if it starts a new package of punitive measures against Russia, said Prime Minister Mark Rutte. Orban accused the EU's executive board of "irresponsible behavior" for proposing sanctions without first coordinating it with the Member States. The EU Member States agreed to ban imports of Russian oil shipped to the EU by sea, affecting …

Boycott of Russian oil "quickly" possible, but will have little effect, Dutch PM says
2 years, 9 months ago

Boycott of Russian oil "quickly" possible, but will have little effect, Dutch PM says

NL Times  

A boycott of Russian oil could happen "quite quickly," said Prime Minister Mark Rutte in a parliamentary debate about the upcoming summit of EU leaders. Gas suppliers must first be found elsewhere so that the EU can quickly become less dependent on Russian gas. Banning oil imports is difficult for Eastern Europe because their refineries depend on Russian oil, Rutte …

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