... Surgutneftegas actively invests in the development and operational management of fields in the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, including the Priobskoye and Fyodorovskoye fields. These projects aim to maintain stable production levels and expand the company's resource base. Transportation and Oil Refining: Upgrade of Pipeline Infrastructure: The company is investing in the renewal and expansion of its pipeline systems to ensure efficient transportation of oil to refineries and export terminals. Refineries: ...

... Barriers. Political and sanction pressures have complicated the return of foreign investments to the Russian market. While attracting foreign capital is not the focus of plans, the lack of international financing creates a greater burden on domestic resources. Moreover, investors pay attention to the stability of regulations: any sudden changes in taxation or trading restrictions could undermine trust and slow market growth. These challenges require a comprehensive solution. In particular, the special ...

... of the Earth. The Giant Dam and Its Impact on Earth's Rotation The Three Gorges Dam on the Yangtze River is the world's most powerful hydroelectric station and a point of pride for China. Its construction spanned from 1994 to 2012, requiring colossal resources and investments in energy, displacing approximately 1.3 million people, and resulting in the flooding of extensive territories. The final dimensions are monumental: the dam measures 2.3 km in length and 185 m in height. Behind this concrete-steel ...

... professional environments. In other words, survey participants asserted that a pleasant character and energy are far more important than a beautiful appearance. The researchers based their analysis on a concept known as "erotic capital"—a set of resources that make a person attractive to others. According to sociologist Catherine Hakim, attractiveness includes several components. Here are the primary elements of this “capital”: Physical beauty: natural appearance—facial features, body shape,...

... expectations. Eni’s adjusted net income in Q2 amounted to €1.13 billion, 25% lower than a year ago due to lower oil and gas prices. Nevertheless, the result was better than forecasts (around €0.93 billion was expected). The decrease in energy resource prices from peak levels in 2024 impacted production revenues, but the company managed to compensate for this through increased output from several projects and reduced debt burden. Free cash flow allowed Eni to even reduce net debt, enhancing ...