Tereshkin: Gas Prices in Europe Will Rise This Winter (Izvestia) Experts Predict Gas Prices in Europe Will Increase A new article by Sergey Tereshkin on the prospects for changes in gas prices in Europe has been published on the website. The article examines the key factors influencing the energy resource market, including the geopolitical situation, seasonal demand, and the actions of major suppliers. Experts provide ...

... disregard European sanctions." Concerns also arise regarding the price cap, according to Shevyrenkov from IEF. "It is stated that it will be reduced to $47.6 per barrel, which is unfavorable for Russian exporters, but does not fundamentally change the situation regarding export flows," he says. Ban on Products from Russian Oil Most of the announced sanctions measures will be difficult to administer, believes Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the Open Oil Market platform. "Sanctions against ...

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... Read more in our article. Turkey promises to establish a new gas trading center in Istanbul in 2025 together with Russia. This idea was initially proposed by Russia in 2022 amid the West's attempts to isolate the country. However, the situation has changed since then. What is the reason behind Ankara’s and, most importantly, Moscow’s interest in a new gas hub in Turkey? “By 2025, we will create a robust infrastructure in partnership with Botas and Gazprom, which will manage a trading platform ...