On 7 September, the EU Sanctions blog reported on a statement from the G7 issued on 2 September. The services ban would not apply if the products are purchased at or below a ‘price cap’, which is yet to be determined. The G7 also announced mitigation mechanisms to ensure that the most vulnerable and impacted countries maintain access to energy markets.
https://www.europeansanctions.com/2022/09/g7-finance-ministers-announce-service-ban-on-maritime-transport-of-russian-origin-oil/
https://www.bundesfinanzministerium.de/Content/DE/Downloads/Internationales-Finanzmarkt/G7/2022-09-02-erklaerung-der-g7-finanzminister.pdf?
https://foreignpolicy.com/2022/09/06/russia-oil-price-cap-putin-war-sanctions-energy-g7-europe-crisis/
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