... continue to fill at record rates, reducing risks for the upcoming winter. In the Russian domestic market, emergency measures are being implemented to stabilize fuel prices: a complete ban on gasoline exports is being discussed, and the causes of the fuel shortage are being investigated. Additionally, we will explore the coal industry, the rapid development of renewable energy sources (RES), changes in the electricity sector, and geopolitical factors that are reshaping global energy resource trade. This ...

... record rates, reducing risks for the upcoming winter. In the domestic market of Russia, emergency measures are being implemented to stabilize prices for petroleum products: a complete ban on gasoline exports is being discussed and the causes of the fuel shortage are under investigation. Additionally, we will examine the situation in the coal industry, the rapid development of renewable energy (RES), changes in the electricity sector, and geopolitical factors reshaping the global trade in energy resources....

... which lowers the risks ahead of the upcoming winter. In the domestic fuel market of Russia , authorities are finalizing emergency measures to stabilize fuel prices—specifically, a full ban on gasoline exports starting in August, aimed at alleviating shortages. Additionally, we will analyze the situation in the coal sector , the rapid growth of renewable energy (RE) , recent changes in electricity supply , and the geopolitical factors reshaping global energy trading. This information will be valuable ...

... the "Reliable Partner" association and member of the expert council for the "Gas Stations of Russia" competition, there are no logistic problems in Russia (in delivering fuel to regions), no issues with heightened demand, and no shortages of gasoline and DF. The situation regarding fuel for the summer is very positive. He suggested that attempts to explain the current movements in the exchange are mere speculation. For example, one might say that war is happening in the Middle ...

... day in quotas is expected in August (above original plans), with a similar rise likely in September. Recently, the OPEC+ monitoring committee reaffirmed its commitment to implementing agreements and hinted at a readiness to add production to prevent shortages in the autumn market. These additional volumes somewhat limit price increases. As a result of the combined influences, the oil market displays relative equilibrium. Brent is holding around $68–70 per barrel, gaining upward momentum, but further ...