Russia: Sakhalin
Energy CEO Ian Craig
A Short Bio of
Ian Craig
Ian
Craig was appointed Chief Executive Officer of the Sakhalin
Energy Investment Company Ltd. (SEIC), the company announced on May
13, 2004. Craig comes from Enterprise
Oil/ Shell Oil UK (via Shell
Malaysia), and replaces
Steve McVeigh. SEIC is the sponsor of the Sakhalin II oil and
gas project at Sakhalin
Island, in the Russian Far East.
The Sakhalin II project:
* Imperils the most critically endangered gray whale population in the
world and 11 other endangered species;
* Threatens some of the few healthy salmon runs left in the world with
over 400 kilometers of proposed on-shore pipeline trenched directly through
salmon streams;
* Envisages the world's largest liquid natural gas facility and immense
associated greenhouse gas emissions;
* Applies environmental standards far weaker than global best practices;
* Operates from a tax shelter in the Bahamas;
* Promotes an unsustainable development path for Russia, which will recieve
billions of dollars less in revenues from the project than was anticipated;
and
* Weakens the regional local fishing economy through pollution impacts.
Click here to learn more about Ian Craig's
Sakhalin II project.
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