... and digitalization of infrastructure. Find out how the largest electricity producer with assets such as the Bratsk and Krasnoyarsk hydroelectric power plants is modernizing Russia's energy sector, reducing its carbon footprint and strengthening its export potential. Where is En+ Investing? En+ is one of the largest energy companies in Russia, specializing in electricity generation through hydro and thermal power plants. The company is actively developing sustainable energy solutions and supplying ...

... have been several notable steps towards easing sanctions pressure on Russia from a number of countries. Here are some examples: Lifting restrictions on vehicle supplies from Japan: In early November, Japan officially announced that it would allow the export of hybrid cars to Russia. Previously, all vehicles that fell under the hybrid category could not be exported due to restrictions, but now Russian buyers can once again purchase popular models from brands such as Honda, Nissan, Mazda and Mitsubishi....

Gasoline prices are rising again in Russia. Fuel producers are compensating for their costs at the expense of consumers, while regulators are discussing various measures to stabilize the situation, including extending the export ban. However, according to Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of Open Oil Market, the problem can only be solved by significantly increasing the standards for selling gasoline through the exchange. Gasoline Prices Are Rising Again in Russia Fuel producers ...

On August 7, 2025, the global energy news center highlights new U.S. pressures on India regarding the export of petroleum products. The escalating geopolitical situation and actions aimed at stabilizing oil prices are becoming critical factors for the energy market. How do U.S. sanctions impact India, and how do they reflect on the oil, gas, and coal ...

... Russia has experienced deflation for two consecutive weeks, indicating a decrease in prices on average across the country. However, experts surveyed by "Rossiyskaya Gazeta" believe that the government's decision to fully prohibit gasoline exports—previously restricted for traders, but now also affecting fuel producers—will either halt or at least slow down retail price increases. In light of the export ban, oil producers will strive to curb the rise in retail prices. According to Yuri ...