Sanctions dashboard
A cross-topic overview of the economic impact of sanctions on Russia: source-linked indicators for energy trade and price caps, the shadow fleet, and frozen assets / Ukraine financing — with coverage and review status. Partial coverage, not real-time, not legal or compliance advice.
Warconomy tracks the economic impact of sanctions on Russia through source-linked, manually maintained static indicators across three subjects: Russian energy trade (price caps, gas diversification, and export revenue), the oil 'shadow fleet' (vessel listings and rerouting), and frozen Russian assets used to finance Ukraine. This dashboard summarizes those indicators, the price-cap policy thresholds, and their review status in one place. Coverage is partial and not real-time; policy thresholds are not market prices; and this is an economic-impact reference, not legal or compliance advice.
- 13 live/source-linked sanctions indicators across 4 topics and 14 public sources.
- 4 price-cap policy thresholds (policy thresholds, not market prices).
- Review status: 2 current · 4 due soon · 0 overdue · 7 stale (7 high-priority).
Sanctions coverage at a glance
Counts are computed statically from the fixtures as of . Partial coverage, manually maintained, not real-time.
Sanctions topics
Three source-linked sanctions subjects. Each links to its detailed economic-impact page.
| Topic | Live | Sources | Review | Top indicators |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Economic impact of sanctions on Russian energy trade | 5 | 6 | stale — review overdue | EU Russian crude oil price cap, U.S./G7 Russian crude oil price cap, Russian refined products price cap (premium-to-crude) |
| Economic impact of Russia's oil shadow fleet and shipping sanctions | 3 | 3 | stale — review overdue | EU-listed shadow-fleet vessels, OFAC-designated Russia-related vessels, Shadow-fleet share of Russian oil exports |
| Economic impact of frozen Russian assets and Ukraine financing | 3 | 3 | stale — review overdue | Immobilized Russian central-bank assets (EU), G7 ERA loans to Ukraine (total), EU contribution to G7 ERA loans |
| Economic impact of secondary sanctions and third-country circumvention | 2 | 2 | stale — review overdue | EU-listed entities supporting Russia's military-industrial base / circumvention, Common High Priority Items (export-control list) |
Key sanctions indicators
Every value is source-linked and manually maintained from a cited public source. Policy thresholds are policy parameters, not market prices.
| Indicator | Value | As of | Source | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EU Russian crude oil price cap | 44.1 USD/bbllive · source-linked | February 1, 2026 | European Commission | High |
| U.S./G7 Russian crude oil price cap | 60 USD/bbllive · source-linked | December 5, 2022 | U.S. Department of the Treasury (OFAC) | High |
| Russian refined products price cap (premium-to-crude) | 100 USD/bbllive · source-linked | February 5, 2023 | European Commission | High |
| Russia fossil fuel export revenue (CREA) | 734 EUR million/daylive · source-linked | April 30, 2026 | Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) | Medium |
| Russian gas share of EU gas imports | 19 % of EU gas importslive · source-linked | December 31, 2024 | European Commission | High |
| EU-listed shadow-fleet vessels | 632 vesselslive · source-linked | April 23, 2026 | European Commission | High |
| OFAC-designated Russia-related vessels | 183 vesselslive · source-linked | January 10, 2025 | U.S. Department of the Treasury (OFAC) | High |
| Shadow-fleet share of Russian oil exports | 36 % of exports (volume)live · source-linked | September 25, 2023 | Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) | Medium |
| Immobilized Russian central-bank assets (EU) | 210 EUR billionlive · source-linked | December 12, 2025 | Council of the European Union | High |
| G7 ERA loans to Ukraine (total) | 50 USD billionlive · source-linked | October 25, 2024 | U.S. Department of the Treasury | High |
| EU contribution to G7 ERA loans | 18.1 EUR billionlive · source-linked | January 10, 2025 | European Commission | High |
| EU-listed entities supporting Russia's military-industrial base / circumvention | 60 entitieslive · source-linked | April 23, 2026 | European Commission | High |
| Common High Priority Items (export-control list) | 50 itemslive · source-linked | February 23, 2024 | European Commission | High |
Price-cap policy thresholds
How the seaborne Russian oil price-cap thresholds differ by jurisdiction and source. These are policy thresholds, not market prices; the source-of-record differs by jurisdiction. Not legal or compliance advice.
| Policy threshold | Value | Jurisdiction | Effective / as of | Source | Caveat |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seaborne Russian crude oil price cap | 60 USD/bbl | U.S. / G7 (Price Cap Coalition) | 5 Dec 2022 | U.S. Department of the Treasury (OFAC) | Coalition level; the U.S. continued to apply US$60 after the EU lowered its cap. |
| Seaborne Russian crude oil price cap | 44.1 USD/bbl | European Union | 1 Feb 2026 | European Commission | Dynamic cap kept 15% below the six-month average Urals price; reviewed every six months. |
| Premium-to-crude products price cap | 100 USD/bbl | EU / G7 | 5 Feb 2023 | European Commission | Premium-to-crude products, e.g. diesel, kerosene, gasoline. |
| Discount-to-crude products price cap | 45 USD/bbl | EU / G7 | 5 Feb 2023 | European Commission | Discount-to-crude products, e.g. fuel oil, naphtha. |
Key economic channels
Energy price-cap & services channel
G7/EU price caps set policy thresholds above which coalition operators may not provide maritime services for Russian oil. Policy thresholds, not market prices; the EU and U.S./G7 crude caps differ.
Export revenue & fiscal channel
Sanctions and discounts are tracked alongside Russia's oil-and-gas export and budget revenue (CREA estimate). Associative, not a causal attribution.
Shadow fleet / shipping-insurance channel
Vessel listings and designations restrict port access and services; flows reroute onto a shadow fleet with non-Western insurance. Counts are dated as-of specific packages/actions.
Frozen assets / Ukraine financing channel
Immobilized Russian sovereign assets generate windfall proceeds used to repay G7/EU loans to Ukraine. Principal, proceeds, committed loans, and disbursements are distinct.
EU import substitution & diversification
Under REPowerEU the EU has reduced its share of Russian fossil-fuel imports, substituting other suppliers and routes.
Review status & maintenance
Of 13 sanctions live indicators: 2 current, 4 due for review soon, 0 overdue, and 7 stale. Stale means a manual re-check is recommended before citing as current context — not that the value is wrong. Dated policy effective dates and event snapshots read stale by design.
- U.S./G7 Russian crude oil price cap (topic page) — stale — review recommended, review by June 3, 2023.
- Russian refined products price cap (premium-to-crude) (topic page) — stale — review recommended, review by August 4, 2023.
- Shadow-fleet share of Russian oil exports (topic page) — stale — review recommended, review by March 23, 2024.
- Common High Priority Items (export-control list) (topic page) — stale — review recommended, review by August 21, 2024.
- G7 ERA loans to Ukraine (total) (topic page) — stale — review recommended, review by April 23, 2025.
For category-level maintenance, see the sanctions review queue. See the full data review queue and data coverage for sitewide detail.
Limitations
- Partial coverage of a few sanctions subjects, not a complete map of any sanctions regime.
- Not real-time and manually maintained; values are source-linked static fixtures.
- Policy thresholds are not market prices; the source-of-record differs by jurisdiction (e.g. the EU and U.S./G7 crude caps differ).
- Principal assets, proceeds, committed loans, disbursements, actions/listings, and estimates are distinct and not interchangeable.
- Sanctions effects are hard to isolate; figures are associative, not a causal attribution.
- An economic-impact reference, not legal or compliance advice.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the economic impact of sanctions on Russia?
- Warconomy tracks it through source-linked indicators across energy-trade price caps, the oil shadow fleet, frozen assets / Ukraine financing, and secondary-sanctions enforcement. Coverage is partial and source-linked.
- Are the price caps market prices?
- No — price caps are policy thresholds, not market prices, and the EU and U.S./G7 caps differ by jurisdiction.
- Is this legal or compliance advice?
- No. This is an economic-impact reference, not legal or compliance advice, and not a complete map of any sanctions regime.
How to cite this dashboard
Cite the Warconomy sanctions dashboard (https://warconomy.com/sanctions/dashboard) as a cross-topic summary of source-linked sanctions indicators, reviewed as of June 5, 2026. For an individual value, cite its source-linked topic page and the underlying source listed in the source registry.
Related
- Economic impact of sanctions on Russian energy trade
- Economic impact of Russia's oil shadow fleet and shipping sanctions
- Economic impact of frozen Russian assets and Ukraine financing
- Economic impact of secondary sanctions and third-country circumvention
- Conflict economic-impact dataset — machine-readable JSON export (includes a sanctions block).
- Data coverage · Data review · Sources
Data needs / next source gates
Source-gated data we would add to this category once a citable public source exists — not asserted values.
- CREA Russian fossil-fuel export tracker — next period — CREA (research; medium confidence) (refresh, low risk)
- OFAC / EU sanctioned-vessel list refresh — OFAC SDN / EU consolidated list (official) (refresh, medium risk)
Full backlog: /data-needs.