... Russia by increasing their own production. Overall, oil companies within OPEC+ maintain a wait-and-see approach: they have already benefited from the summer demand increase, and their task now is to prevent a new oil surplus in the market by smoothly adapting to changing conditions. Russia Prolongs Restrictions on Fuel Exports The Russian refined oil product market continues to operate under limited export supplies. The Russian government previously imposed a temporary ban on gasoline exports for ...

... nature of solar and wind generation is compensated by gas power plants and energy storage systems. All of this signals a global turning point in energy. Investments are increasingly shifting towards RES, and carbon-intensive industries are forced to adapt to new realities. For energy sector investors, the "green" trend opens opportunities—from the development of solar and wind projects to upgrading grid infrastructure and energy storage systems. Electricity Sector: Decline in Generation ...

... of solar and wind generation is compensated by gas power plants and energy storage systems. All of this signals the arrival of a global turning point in energy. Investments are increasingly shifting towards RES, while carbon-intensive industries must adapt to new realities. For energy sector investors, the green trend opens opportunities — from developing solar and wind power projects to modernizing grid infrastructure and energy storage systems. Electricity Sector: Decreased Generation and Increased ...

... solar and wind generation is compensated by gas power plants and energy storage systems. All of this indicates a global turning point in the energy sector. Investments are increasingly shifting toward RES, while carbon-intensive industries are forced to adapt to new realities. For energy sector investors, the "green" trend opens up opportunities—from developing solar and wind projects to modernizing grid infrastructure and energy storage systems. Electricity Sector: Decrease in Generation ...

... This law lays the foundation for a stablecoins market valued at about ~$250 billion, requiring issuers to maintain full reserve backing and high transparency. Concurrently, the SEC has launched “**Project Crypto**” – a reform package aimed at adapting financial rules for crypto assets. The regulator is easing its stance: it has been stated that most cryptocurrencies will not be considered securities, while new projects (ICOs, airdrops, etc.) will be afforded “safe harbors” — temporary ...