On August 4, 2025, the energy sector witnessed numerous significant events capable of influencing the future for both fuel producers and consumers. Key energy sector news includes changes in Brent crude oil prices, the status of gas reserves in the EU, and the introduction of an export ban on gasoline in Russia. According to the latest data, Brent prices continue to fluctuate due to the unstable situation on the international stage, while Europe faces growing energy resource demands. Discover how ...

... Soft monetary conditions combined with the resolution of trade differences could support fuel demand in the latter half of the year. Gas Market: Record Storage for Winter and Relative Price Stability The focus in the gas market remains on Europe, where EU countries are rapidly filling underground gas storage in preparation for the winter heating season. By the end of July, European UGS facilities were over 72% full (up from ~59% a month prior), equivalent to over 75 billion cubic meters of gas. Although ...

... monetary conditions combined with the resolution of trade disputes could support demand for energy resources in the second half of the year. Gas Market: Record Storage Filling and Relative Price Stability The European gas market remains in the spotlight. EU countries are accelerating the injection of natural gas into underground storage facilities in preparation for the winter heating season. By the beginning of August, European UGS facilities are over 73% full (compared to ~59% a month earlier), translating ...

... July 30. Soft monetary conditions combined with the resolution of trade disagreements may support fuel demand in the latter half of the year. Gas Market: Storage Facilities Filling Up, Prices Remain High The gas market is primarily focused on Europe. EU countries are rapidly filling underground gas storage facilities in preparation for the winter season. By the end of July, European UGS facilities are over 72% full (compared to ~59% a month earlier), equating to over 75 billion cubic meters of reserves....

The European gas market is undergoing historic changes: Gazprom faces serious challenges after ending 60 years of cooperation with the EU. A 9-fold reduction in exports, increased competition from American LNG, and Europe's transition to "green energy" have changed the geopolitical and economic picture. In this article, we examine in detail how the company is adapting to the ...