... in infrastructure and would be accompanied by high transportation costs, making rapid implementation challenging. "For us, as business leaders, it’s clear that Russia offers competitive gas supply conditions, while LNG from the U.S. comes with ... ... sanctions. Russia is actively expanding its LNG projects, such as the Arctic LNG-2, to maintain its market presence. Major European economies, including France and Germany, have long-term contracts with Russian suppliers, recognizing the difficulty of a complete ...

... approach. At Open Oil Market, we will closely monitor future international developments and are prepared to leverage opportunities to strengthen our market position. Should sanctions be lifted, it would create favorable conditions for growth and enable us to re-engage more actively on the global stage." The potential lifting of sanctions on Russia’s financial sector after Trump’s victory opens intriguing possibilities for investors and Russian companies. Investors should closely watch the next ...

... price growth (if resources are diverted to HPC) or, conversely, the risks associated with the capital-intensive transition into a new domain. Aside from Riot and Marathon, other public miners are also actively adapting. For example, Hut 8 Mining and US Bitcoin Corp announced a merger, aiming to synergize resources and reduce mining costs. Hive Digital Technologies (formerly Hive Blockchain) previously redirected its GPU farms to cloud computing, mining other PoW coins, and providing data center services ...

... NIS oil refinery. ‘Gazpromneft’ owned 50% of the shares of the Serbian company NIS, which controls the refinery. When the US imposed sanctions against Gazpromneft, the Serbians asked Russia to sell its stake in the refinery to ensure energy security ... ... Urals-grade Russian oil. Secondly, any alternative route would incur higher delivery costs, which is a crucial factor for smaller economies. Furthermore, both the Croatian port and the pipelines to Hungary and Serbia may not provide sufficient capacity if ...

... resell Russian gas to other clients at higher prices, ensuring guaranteed profits,” Yushkov says. However, Russia has a reasonable question: if we allow Turkey to become intermediaries and earn money from reselling our gas, what will Turkey give us in return? Turkey offers the gas hub, but it has not been created yet. Yushkov believes the time for this has passed, and from an economic point of view, Russia no longer needs the hub. “When Russia came up with the idea of the gas hub in 2022,...