... ongoing sanctions, their impact on the oil and gas markets is palpable, prompting nations to reassess their energy policies. Oil and gas prices continue to fluctuate, stirring unrest on the international stage. Simultaneously, the shift toward energy transition is gaining momentum, focusing on renewable energy sources (RES). This article examines how sanctions and global economic changes are affecting the raw materials market, the evolving structure of petroleum product imports and exports, and the ...

... export ban on oil products remains active to support the domestic fuel market. Meanwhile, Europe is rapidly replenishing gas reserves ahead of winter, diversifying supplies, and strengthening its energy security. Despite a strategic shift towards energy transition, demand for traditional energy resources such as coal remains high in certain regions due to a need to ensure reliable energy supply. Below, we outline the details of key news from the commodities and energy sectors. The West Tightens Oil Sanctions ...

... curbing the rapid rise in fuel prices. At the same time, Europe is rapidly increasing natural gas reserves ahead of the heating season, filling storage facilities significantly faster than last year's schedule. Despite the global push towards energy transition, short-term realities require balancing between the development of renewable energy sources and the use of traditional resources. Below are detailed accounts of key news in the commodities and energy sectors. Washington Intensifies Sanction ...

With the EU considering a shift from Russian LNG to American supplies, the question arises: is this transition technically feasible and economically sound? This article delves into the logistical, infrastructural, and financial challenges of replacing Russian gas, analyzing its impact on the European market and what it could mean for investors. Can ...

... fragile balance of factors. The European gas market shows relative resilience, with underground gas storage in the EU already over 80% full, providing a safety buffer going into winter and keeping prices at moderate levels. Meanwhile, the global energy transition is gaining momentum—with new renewable energy generation records being set in various regions—though countries have not yet fully abandoned traditional resources for the reliability of their energy systems. In Russia, fresh measures are ...