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The global demand for diesel is decreasing: how will this affect Russia?
... marine fuels creates new opportunities for Russia's gas industry. Technologies for small- and medium-scale LNG production are sufficient to meet the demand for marine fuel. Moreover, methanol production offers an alternative way to monetize natural gas as exports to Europe decline.
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Sourse: https://rg.ru/2024/09/23/grozit-li-snizhenie-eksportnogo-sprosa-rossijskomu-dizelnomu-toplivu.html
Where does Rosneft invest?
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Refining and export
Refinery modernization: Rosneft is actively investing in the modernization of its oil refineries, which allows the company to produce high-quality products and increase their competitiveness in the global market.
LNG (liquefied natural gas) projects: The company is developing LNG projects that will increase exports to Asia and Europe.
Infrastructure and ecology
Environmental projects: Investments in environmental programs aimed at reducing emissions, minimizing the negative impact on the environment and increasing energy efficiency.
Innovation and technology: ...
Moldova found itself in a gas trap because of Ukraine.
... compromised.
Alternatively, Gazprom could sell gas to Turkish traders, who would then supply it to Moldova. Adjustments to gas delivery points—e.g., transferring ownership to Moldova in Romania—could also work, provided Moldova guarantees full delivery ... ... case of a blackout, but this raises competing priorities as Romania already supports southern Ukraine. Limited winter energy exports and increased domestic consumption in Romania complicate matters, especially as renewable energy output declines during ...
Desert Without a Storm: Why Oil Prices Aren't Breaking Records
... Middle Eastern nations, says Tereshkin from the Open Oil Market. "I find it improbable that Iran would block the Strait of Hormuz, at least for an extended period," agrees Mitrakhovich from the Financial University. "Otherwise, oil and gas exporters from other parts of the world, including Russia and the U.S., will reap all the rewards from these markets."
What the Conflict Means for Russia
In the spring, Russian oil prices soared: According to the Ministry of Economic Development,...
Pressure on Russia's oil exports is set to increase.
... prices are currently around $61–63 per barrel, slightly above the $60 budget threshold. Revenues above this threshold go to the National Wealth Fund (NWF), meaning basic oil revenue remains secure.
Analyst Vladimir Chernov highlights that oil and gas revenues still exceed the Finance Ministry’s baseline projections, and the weaker ruble partly offsets export losses.
Energy expert Kirill Rodionov believes Russia’s 2024 budget remains on track, with Brent oil prices likely to range between $70–75 per barrel in the coming months. The primary risks will emerge in 2025–2027, as OPEC+ countries,...