TotalEnergies has said it could exit Russia if it had to because of sanctions, which have already caused it to book a $4.1 billion impairment, but it has stopped short of joining others in announcing divestments. UNIPER The German utility, one of Gazprom's biggest European customers, said on June 29 it had received only 40% of contractually agreed gas volumes since June 16 and had entered bailout talks with Germany's government. Uniper, in which Finland's Fortum has a controlling 78% stake, has $1 billion exposure to Nord Stream 2 and five power plants in Russia, with together supply about 5% of Russian needs.