... to overall production). Together with hydro and other sources, more than 30% of electricity in the U.S. is produced using "green" technologies—this is a record figure. Thus, for the first time, wind and solar energy in the U.S. surpassed coal in importance and is gradually catching up with nuclear power. For Europe, increasing the share of RES has also become a strategic trend, especially after the recent energy crisis. Back in 2023, some EU countries were compelled to increase electricity ...

... major disruptions. In the U.S., the rapid development of RES is already changing the electricity generation structure. As of March 2025, the share of wind and solar energy in U.S. electricity production reached nearly 24%, surpassing contributions from coal and nuclear power plants (each of which provided less than 20%). Combined, all renewable sources (including hydro, biomass, etc.) accounted for about 26% of electricity generation in the U.S. in the first quarter, and by mid-year this figure rose ...

... prospects under the OPEC+ agreement. Russia continues to impose restrictions on the export of refined oil products to maintain stability in the domestic fuel market. Meanwhile, Europe is ramping up gas reserves in preparation for winter, and a return to coal has been observed in the global energy sector amid rising prices and demand. Below are the details of these and other key news from the commodity and energy sectors. Washington Threatens India with New Tariffs for Russian Oil The U.S. has increased ...

... was the decision to ban gasoline exports, which has generated considerable discussion in economic circles. In this article, we will analyze current trends in Russia's energy sector, discuss the impact on the fuel market, and review the positions of coal, electricity, and renewable energy sources. Special attention will be given to the consequences of this gasoline export ban and its effect on both the domestic and international economies. Energy Sector News, Friday, July 25, 2025: Brent Below ...

... contributes less than 20% of production). Combined with hydropower and other sources, more than 30% of electricity in the U.S. is generated through "green" technologies – a record figure. Thus, wind and solar energy in America have overtaken coal in significance for the first time and are gradually closing the gap with nuclear energy. For Europe, increasing the share of RES has also become a strategic priority, especially following the recent energy crisis. Back in 2023, some EU countries ...