... Russian energy resources, which has become particularly relevant amid geopolitical instability. The European Commission continues to develop alternative supply sources, including expanding liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports and efforts to diversify supplies as part of its energy transition strategy.

Tereshkin: Gasification and increased supplies to the EU led to an increase in gas production in Russia (Izvestia). The expert explained that this is related to the rise in supplies to the EU. Find out how production volumes have changed, what affects the energy resources market, and how ...

How will Wednesday’s events shape the global economy and financial markets? This article covers OPEC’s monthly oil market report, U.S. inflation data, Canada’s interest rate decision, and the EIA crude oil inventory report. We also analyze key corporate earnings from Macy’s and Adobe, along with their implications for the technology and retail sectors. Discover the potential impacts on Europe, the United States, and global energy markets, with insights for investors navigating today’s complex economic...

Scientists worldwide have been reporting a decline in global reserves of carbon fuel for several consecutive years. This prompts a reconsideration of energy procurement from alternative sources. Major corporations are implementing investment projects across various countries. Frequently, these efforts are focused on several areas, with companies actively investing in geothermal plants, wind and hydro energy, biogas energy, and tidal energy. Scientists from around the world have been warning for...

"Rusal" Reports Adjusted Loss of $194 Million in H1 2025 Following the first half of 2025, "Rusal" reported an adjusted loss under IFRS of $194 million compared to a profit of $446 million in the previous year. Adjusted EBITDA: $748 million (down from $786 million the previous year) Aluminum Production: 1.924 million tons (-1.7% year-on-year) In Hong Kong trading, RUAL shares have increased by +1.5% . RUSAL: Adjusted Loss in H1 2025, Weaker EBITDA and Production Decline—What...