... interested in maintaining the export. This is logical because its Kirishi refinery (LLC Kirishnefteorgsintez), with a refining capacity of over 21 million tons per year, was initially built with the aim of serving the export market. A source in one of ... ... shortage only for gasoline, while there are no such risks for diesel. According to the latest available data from Rosstat, gasoline production in Russia from May 13 to May 19 was 106,000 tons per day, and diesel production was 223,000 tons. In comparison, according ...

... of 50 billion rubles per month, which Gazprom has been paying since 2023. If this surcharge is canceled, the budget will lose 600 billion rubles next year. However, these losses can be mitigated by increasing exports to Europe, which will boost gas production and MET collections on gas," Tereshkin explained. He added that the actual throughput of the Balkan branch of TurkStream already exceeds its design capacity of 43 million cubic meters per day. "Therefore, the volume of transit through the Ukrainian GTS will play a decisive role. Most likely, the gas transit agreement will be extended, influenced by the European consumers' interest in stabilizing ...

... comprehensive approach optimizes the use of infrastructure (power lines, substations) and reduces the overall cost of clean energy production. Aiming for Carbon Neutrality China is the largest producer and consumer of energy in the world, and the transition ... ... wind power plants to hydropower and new energy storage technologies. China is currently a leader in installed renewable energy capacity, outpacing other nations in the deployment of solar and wind stations. The launch of the dual-tower solar power plant ...

... use of uranium fuel, is possible. Impact on Russia Although the United States has been an important market for Russian uranium products, Russia has opportunities to redistribute its export flows. Diversification of export markets. Russia may redirect uranium ... ... encourage the United States and other countries to accelerate the expansion of their own uranium enrichment and reprocessing capacity, thereby reducing their dependence on imports. Politicization of Uranium Supplies. The uranium situation once again highlights ...

... reached an all-time high, and mining difficulty hit a peak at the latest adjustment. This indicates that increasing resources are being invested in BTC mining, enhancing the network's security and decentralization. Major mining companies are announcing capacity expansions: new farms are being launched in North America and the Middle East, strengthening these regions' positions as global crypto-mining capitals. The push to localize the production of mining equipment (as seen with the planned Bitmain factory in the US) and access to cheap energy resources reduce the industry’s dependence on Asian supplies and geopolitical risks. The development of technologies and services for users ...