... mechanism that mitigates the difference between export and domestic prices. The authorities signaled a potential adjustment of the dampener if the situation doesn't stabilize (for example, increasing payments or changing the calculation formula to support oil refining and keep prices at gas stations in check). Furthermore, there are discussions on reallocating the tax burden on the oil sector: for instance, excessively rapid increases in fuel excise duties could be slowed to avoid adding to retail price increases....

... are aimed at strengthening Slavneft's position in the market and ensuring sustainable growth in the long term. Where Is Slavneft Investing? Slavneft is one of Russia's leading oil and gas companies, specializing in the exploration, production, and refining of oil and gas. In 2023, the company allocated 98 billion rubles for the development of its key assets and projects. Main Assets of the Company: Oil Fields: Slavneft operates large oil fields in Western Siberia, including the Megion and Vatyegan fields, ...

... a gradual shift in China toward gas and RES, global coal demand will begin to decline slowly starting from 2026. For now, the coal sector provides near-record levels of electricity generation worldwide, remaining a vital component of energy supply. Oil Products and Refining: Market Contrasts and Stabilization Measures Oil product markets around the world are developing differently. In Russia, authorities recently took an unprecedented step to stabilize fuel prices. From August 1, a temporary full ban on the export ...

... China gradually shifts towards gas and RES, global demand for coal will begin to decline smoothly starting from 2026. For now, the coal sector provides production levels close to record highs worldwide, remaining a crucial component of energy supply. Oil Products and Refining: Market Contrasts and Stabilization Measures The oil products market is developing differently across various regions of the world. In Russia, authorities have taken an unprecedented step to stabilize fuel prices. As of August 1, a temporary ...

... Bangladesh, several African states) are facing difficulties due to the high cost of imported fuel – many developing economies are forced to subsidize gasoline prices to avoid social unrest. Meanwhile, in the Middle East and India, record levels of oil refining at refineries oriented towards exporting diesel and jet fuel are helping to saturate the global market. On the other hand, structural changes – such as the closure of several old refineries in Western Europe and the US (for example, the planned ...