THE SHELL LEAKS FILES
Archive Reference: SLF-2007-011
The Sakhalin Papers I: How Internal Documents Became Geopolitical History
The first documentary collection examining how authenticated Shell documents, contemporaneous reporting and official actions combined to reshape one of the company’s most ambitious international projects
Archive Status: Documentary Collection
Evidence Standard: Authenticated Shell documents, Shell annual and sustainability reports, official Gazprom and EBRD records, contemporaneous international reporting and material preserved within the Donovan archive.
Collection Summary
Sakhalin-2 was more than a major energy development.
It became one of the defining episodes in Shell’s modern corporate history.
The project combined engineering on an extraordinary scale with environmental controversy, political pressure, commercial negotiation and intense international attention. Over time, authenticated internal Shell documents, official statements and contemporaneous reporting entered the public domain, creating a substantial documentary record. read more
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