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Shell prevé ‘retirarse del petróleo y del gas ruso’ por el conflicto en Ucrania

Pese a una serie de sanciones masivas contra Rusia por invadir Ucrania, el sector energético de momento no se ha visto afectado, sobre todo porque Europa es muy dependiente del gas ruso, y especialmente Alemania

Shell's logo is pictured at a Shell petrol station, in Manchester, on March 8, 2022 as the prices of petrol and diesel fuel continue to rise. - Energy giant Shell said on March 8, 2022 it would withdraw from its involvement in Russian gas and oil, including an immediate stop to purchases of crude from the country. The company also said it would shut its service stations, aviation fuels and lubricants operations in Russia. (Photo by Oli SCARFF / AFP)
Shell's logo is pictured at a Shell petrol station, in Manchester, on March 8, 2022 as the prices of petrol and diesel fuel continue to rise. - Energy giant Shell said on March 8, 2022 it would withdraw from its involvement in Russian gas and oil, including an immediate stop to purchases of crude from the country. The company also said it would shut its service stations, aviation fuels and lubricants operations in Russia. (Photo by Oli SCARFF / AFP) OLI SCARFF

Londres. El gigante petrolero Shell anunció este martes que prevé retirarse del petróleo y del gas rusos “gradualmente, en línea con las nuevas directrices del gobierno” británico en respuesta a la invasión rusa de Ucrania.

En un comunicado, Shell precisó que, “como primer paso inmediato, el grupo interrumpirá todas las compras al contado en el mercado de petróleo ruso” y “cerrará sus estaciones de servicio y sus actividades de carburante para la aviación y de lubricantes en Rusia”.

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