Left Party MP Demands Expropriation of Rosneft's German Refinery Stake
Brandenburg MP Christian Görke (The Left Party) is calling for the expropriation of Rosneft's 54% stake in the PCK refinery in Schwedt, Germany, to secure fuel supplies for northeastern Germany, Berlin, and western Poland. The demand follows the suspension of Kazakh crude oil deliveries via the Druzhba pipeline since May 1, 2026, due to Russian repair claims. The EU Commission has not approved a €400 million pipeline upgrade from Rostock, fearing Russian benefit. Poland refuses to supply oil to the Rosneft-linked refinery. Görke argues nationalization is overdue, citing unequal treatment compared to western assets like Meyer Werft. The Federal Ministry of Economics insists supply security remains stable at 85-90% utilization, but Görke warns of a 'dead end' for 3,000 workers due to energy policy failures.
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