... plans to gradually phase out coal from their energy balance, so demand is increasing at a much slower rate than production. In Russia, coal continues to hold a significant share in both electricity generation and industry export revenue. The output of Russian companies remains close to record levels, and under sanctions, the coal industry is actively shifting towards Asian markets. The government supports exporters by developing port infrastructure in the Far East and subsidizing railway transport to increase shipments to the Asia-Pacific region. Looking ahead, despite the continued importance of coal, the industry will need modernization and increased eco-friendliness—in ...

... the EU to strengthen energy security—including discussions on new storage filling regulations and potential restrictions on Russian gas imports. Global Agreements and Policy: Trade Thaw vs. Sanction Pressure The international agenda intertwines two opposing ... ... trade-energy deal between the U.S. and the EU, accompanied by a softening of mutual trade disputes. Washington and Brussels have developed agreements aimed at preventing a new tariff war: mutual understanding has been reached on reducing tariffs and increasing ...

... countries are announcing plans to gradually phase out coal from their energy balance, causing demand to grow significantly slower than production. In Russia, coal still occupies a significant share in electricity generation and exports. Production by Russian companies remains close to record levels, and under sanctions, the coal industry is actively redirecting to Asian markets. The state supports exporters by developing port infrastructure in the Far East and subsidizing rail transportation to increase supplies to the Asia-Pacific region. In the future, despite the continued significant role of coal, the industry will need modernization and increased environmental ...

... following the September 2022 sabotage, thus Gazprom has incurred no losses, believes Tereshkin from Open Oil Market. Sanctions against the Nord Streams are more of a political declaration, as these pipelines primarily benefited Germany, which planned to develop its gas hub, not Russia, argues Shevyrenkov from IEF. There is a plan for the EU to abandon Russian gas by the end of 2028 and a roadmap to achieve this, recalls Mitrakhovich from the Financial University. "The formulation of additional measures against the Nord Streams reflects the European bureaucracy's fear that if some compromise is ...

... Megafon invests in projects aimed at reducing its carbon footprint and enhancing energy efficiency of its facilities. Educational Programs: Supporting educational initiatives and programs for enhancing the digital literacy of the population. Impact on the Russian Economy: Megafon’s investments contribute to the development of the country's telecommunications infrastructure, enhancing the availability of modern digital services and stimulating innovations in the industry. This, in turn, promotes economic growth and improves the quality of life for the population....