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What the Natural Gas Shortage Means for Germany - Hannibal Hanschke / REUTERS

What the Natural Gas Shortage Means for Germany - Hannibal Hanschke / REUTERS

A Winter of Privation? What the Natural Gas Shortage Means for Germany

Gazprom is no longer delivering natural gas to Germany through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline. What does that mean for the coming winter? We have answers to the most pressing questions. By Claus Hecking, Benedikt Müller-Arnold und Gerald Traufetter

Real-Time Statistics on Europe's Gas Supplies - [M] Lea Rossa / DER SPIEGEL; Foto: JOHN MACDOUGALL / AFP

Real-Time Statistics on Europe's Gas Supplies - [M] Lea Rossa / DER SPIEGEL; Foto: JOHN MACDOUGALL / AFP

Energy Crisis Tracker Real-Time Statistics on Europe's Gas Supplies

How much natural gas is flowing through pipelines to Europe? How full are gas storage facilities? And how much gas are Germans consuming? Keep your eye on the data with our live tracker.

EU Can't Agree on a Natural Gas Strategy - RADOVAN STOKLASA/ REUTERS

EU Can't Agree on a Natural Gas Strategy - RADOVAN STOKLASA/ REUTERS

Russian Riddle EU Can't Agree on a Natural Gas Strategy

European leaders agree that the Ukraine crisis has made natural gas supplies from Russia precarious. Yet they are divided over what to do about it. Poland wants a new European energy union, but others seem to be in no hurry. Von Frank Dohmen und Christoph Pauly

Ukraine Crisis A Tightrope Walk for German Businesses - Mikhail Metzel/ AP

Ukraine Crisis A Tightrope Walk for German Businesses - Mikhail Metzel/ AP

Little Love for Sanctions Ukraine Crisis A Tightrope Walk for German Businesses

As Moscow continues to escalate the situation in Ukraine, public and political pressure is turning against German companies who do business with Russia. The countries' economic ties make disengagement next to impossible. Von SPIEGEL Staff

Russia Rejects Court Hearing Over Punctuation - Angela Kolyada/ dpa

Russia Rejects Court Hearing Over Punctuation - Angela Kolyada/ dpa

Semicolon Strife Russia Rejects Court Hearing Over Punctuation

Greenpeace activists have languished in a Russian jail for weeks after attempting to board a Gazprom oil rig. The Netherlands, where the activists' ship was registered, has called on the Hamburg-based international marine tribunal to intervene. Von Thomas Darnstädt

Ukraine's Geopolitical Future Hangs on Deal - Sergey Dolzhenko/ dpa

Ukraine's Geopolitical Future Hangs on Deal - Sergey Dolzhenko/ dpa

Tymoshenko Release Ukraine's Geopolitical Future Hangs on Deal

EU negotiators have arrived in Ukraine to try to secure the release of imprisoned former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko. A successful agreement will pave the way for a free trade deal and unprecedented cooperation between the EU and Ukraine -- as well as a new rift with Russia. Von Christopher Alessi

Football Protest Stokes Row with Russia - FABRICE COFFRINI/ AFP

Football Protest Stokes Row with Russia - FABRICE COFFRINI/ AFP

Greenpeace vs. Gazprom Football Protest Stokes Row with Russia

The ongoing conflict over 30 Greenpeace activists jailed in Russia for an action in the Arctic has taken a new twist. A high-profile football game in Switzerland was marred by a protest targeting Russian state-run energy giant and major soccer sponsor Gazprom.

Under Pressure Once Mighty Gazprom Loses Its Clout

Energy giant Gazprom is no longer the powerhouse it once was. The company is losing its tight grip on the European market and its rivals are gathering steam. The world's largest producer of natural gas might even lose its export monopoly. Von Stefan Schultz und Benjamin Bidder

Germany's RWE Mulls Gazprom as Major Shareholder - Bernd Thissen/ dpa

Germany's RWE Mulls Gazprom as Major Shareholder - Bernd Thissen/ dpa

Cooperation Talks Germany's RWE Mulls Gazprom as Major Shareholder

German energy firm RWE and Gazprom, Russia's largest company, have been talking about possible link-ups in the future that could include Gazprom buying a strategic stake in the company, SPIEGEL has learned.

New Drilling Technologies Shake Up Global Market - A3483 Matthias Schrader/ dpa

New Drilling Technologies Shake Up Global Market - A3483 Matthias Schrader/ dpa

Stepping on the Gas New Drilling Technologies Shake Up Global Market

While the world fears a new oil price shock, the entire energy market is on the verge of a revolution. Companies are using increasingly sophisticated technology to tap new sources of natural gas. Drilling is also underway in Germany, where both the potential and the risks seem enormous. Von Frank Dohmen, Alexander Jung und Jan Puhl

In Thrall to Gas The City Where Gazprom Is King

A small city in a remote part of Russia is the starting point for a pipeline that will bring natural gas to German consumers. Gryazovets depends on Gazprom to survive, but for some workers it's a desperate life. Von Erwin Koch

'Not a Competitive Global Company' - A2800 epa Ilnitzky/ dpa

'Not a Competitive Global Company' - A2800 epa Ilnitzky/ dpa

The Gazprom Cables 'Not a Competitive Global Company'

Gas giant Gazprom was meant to catapult Russia back into its role as a global superpower. Executives dreamed of the "most valuable company in the world." But secret cables from the US Embassy in Moscow provide a different picture: The Americans consider the mega firm to be chaotically organized and corrupt. Von Gregor Peter Schmitz

'We Are Only Serving Our Customers' Demand for Russian Gas' - epa Sergei Ilnitsky/ picture-alliance/ dpa

'We Are Only Serving Our Customers' Demand for Russian Gas' - epa Sergei Ilnitsky/ picture-alliance/ dpa

SPIEGEL Interview with Gazprom Chief Alexei Miller 'We Are Only Serving Our Customers' Demand for Russian Gas'

Gazprom chairman Alexei Miller, 48, discusses the controversial link between oil and gas prices, the question of whether new pipelines to Europe can ever be profitable and his company's international image as the long arm of the Kremlin.

The Underbelly of Ukrainian Gas Dealings - A2800 epa Sergey Dolzhenko/ dpa

The Underbelly of Ukrainian Gas Dealings - A2800 epa Sergey Dolzhenko/ dpa

A Stockholm Conspiracy The Underbelly of Ukrainian Gas Dealings

The agreement in early 2009 which restarted gas deliveries from Russia via Ukraine to Western Europe, was hailed as a success. But since Viktor Yanukovych became Ukrainian president in February, many of those involved in the deal have been arrested. Furthermore, the president's friends have profited handsomely while the state has lost a fortune. Von Christian Neef

Gazprom's American Ambitions - Bela Szandelszky/ AP

Gazprom's American Ambitions - Bela Szandelszky/ AP

Westward Expansion Gazprom's American Ambitions

Europe knows all about how tough Gazprom can be at the negotiating table. Now Gazprom, the bare-knuckled king of natural gas, is out to make its mark in America. Von Steve LeVine

Why Ukraine Needs Help in the Gas Row - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Why Ukraine Needs Help in the Gas Row - SPIEGEL ONLINE

A European Energy Crisis Why Ukraine Needs Help in the Gas Row

The energy dispute between Russia and Ukraine has escalated and now Europe is suffering disruptions to its gas supplies. Hit hard by the financial crisis, Ukraine is hardly in a position to meet Gazprom's demands. It is time for the EU to step in and help. Von Florian Willershausen

Supplies to Turkey and Bulgaria Halted - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Supplies to Turkey and Bulgaria Halted - SPIEGEL ONLINE

The European Gas Freeze Supplies to Turkey and Bulgaria Halted

The row between Gazprom and Kiev over the price of Russian gas has started to have a knock-on effect in Europe. Many countries, including Turkey, Bulgaria and Austria, are suffering major disruptions to their gas supplies.

Behind the Russia-Ukraine Gas Conflict - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Behind the Russia-Ukraine Gas Conflict - SPIEGEL ONLINE

New Year's Tradition Behind the Russia-Ukraine Gas Conflict

Economics and politics drove Gazprom's decision to shut off gas to its neighbor. Von Miriam Elder

Europe Worried as Gas Stops Flowing to Ukraine - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Europe Worried as Gas Stops Flowing to Ukraine - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Gazprom vs. Kiev Europe Worried as Gas Stops Flowing to Ukraine

Russia has once again shut off its gas supply to Ukraine over a price dispute. This time Europe says it's ready with stockpiles, but the dispute is far from over: Russia swears to verify on Friday that Ukraine has not siphoned gas bound for Europe

How Long Will Siberia's Gas Last? - SPIEGEL ONLINE

How Long Will Siberia's Gas Last? - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Last Major Field Goes On Line How Long Will Siberia's Gas Last?

Europe depends on Russia for its natural gas, but, as Gazprom begins production at the last major field, it is unclear how much gas is left in Siberia. Developed fields are almost exhausted, and tapping new reserves involves huge technical difficulties. Von Christian Wüst

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