... multiple times. For example, there were discussions about allowing the use of monomethylaniline (MMA). It was used in Russian oil refining until 2016 but was banned by the Ministry of Energy due to its negative impact on gasoline quality, vehicle components,... ... Moreover, the return of MMA would increase the likelihood of counterfeit gasoline being produced by small refineries using dubious technologies. The second reason for the sharp rise in AI-95 exchange prices may be related to the rules for payments under ...

... investments in energy are projected to reach a record $3.3 trillion in 2025, with about two-thirds of this amount going to clean technologies (renewable energy, grids, energy storage, nuclear generation). This is double the investments in traditional hydrocarbon ... ... sector maintains near-record levels, providing a significant part of electricity generation worldwide. Petroleum Products and Refining: Regional Contrasts The petroleum products market is developing differently across regions. In Russia , authorities ...

... Refining and Petrochemicals: TANEKO Complex: The company is allocating significant funds to expand and modernize the TANEKO refining complex, which allows for a deeper processing of oil and the production of high-quality petroleum products. Environmental ... ... enhancing service quality and offering a wide range of ancillary services to customers. Innovation and Digitalization: Digital Technologies: The introduction of advanced IT solutions and automation of production processes enable TATNEFT to increase operational ...

... Market project. Within the framework of the program, IIDF mentors tracked our project, overseeing its development and helping us refine our business model. Thanks to our collaboration and the support from the mentors, our team was able to present the project ... ... Market and allowing us to reach a new level. Key Programs of IIDF Acceleration Program IIDF's acceleration program is aimed at technology startups that are in the product development stage or already have an initial version ready for market testing. The ...

... companies resumed purchases of Russian oil for the fall—once discounts on Urals grades widened back to around $3 per barrel, refiners found these supplies economically attractive. This occurred despite criticism from Washington: New Delhi has made it ... ... on imports to meet its gigantic demand. Beijing is enhancing production at fields in Xinjiang and other regions, investing in technologies for extracting difficult-to-reach oil and gas. Nevertheless, China remains one of the world’s largest importers ...