... additional source of stability and expand their presence in key international markets. Support for Innovation and Green Technologies: German brands, traditionally focused on the implementation of eco-friendly technologies, could offer vehicles with hybrid or electric engines in the Russian market. This would diversify market offerings and support the development of environmentally sustainable transportation solutions in Russia. Opportunities and Risks for Investors For investors, the return of German car ...

... reducing production costs and improving environmental performance. Export potential: The plant's cathode copper is used in the electrical industry, which makes it in demand in the markets of Europe and Asia. Infrastructure development: Additional warehouse ... ... including batteries and solar panels. The company develops long-term relationships with international customers, ensuring stable supplies and competitive prices. UMMC's Impact on the Russian Economy 1. Regional Development UMMC plays a key role in the development ...

... difficulties. According to half-year results, Volkswagen’s operating profit in Q2 fell by more than 29% YoY (to ~€2.3 billion), and net profit declined by 36%. The main reasons include a sales slump in the key market of China, where competition from local electric vehicles is intensifying, as well as costs resulting from American import tariffs. The company was forced to lower the profit forecast for the entire year. Despite revenue growth in the electric vehicle segment in Europe, global challenges—from ...

... Europe’s energy mix could account for 67.5%. This shift requires the EU to completely eliminate its reliance on Russian energy supplies. Experts believe that achieving annual exports worth $250 billion is feasible only if the price of American energy resources ... ... to the development of low-carbon energy, the share of nuclear power plants (NPP) and renewable energy sources (RES) in the EU electricity generation structure increased from 51% in 2010 to 71% in 2024. This share is expected to continue growing regardless ...

... may take years or even decades. Meanwhile, the industry is not stagnant. Many sectors are seeking to replace oil with alternative fuels. For instance, this applies to the automotive industry, with factories increasingly shifting to the production of electric vehicles. This will lead to a decline in demand for petroleum products and, consequently, crude oil, which will guarantee a decrease in fuel prices. The situation is exacerbated by ongoing trade wars and geopolitical factors. Whether expert predictions ...