... and southern European countries. 3. Liquefied natural gas (LNG) plants Gazprom is actively developing LNG production to expand exports to markets not accessible through pipeline infrastructure. Baltic LNG project: A plant on the Baltic Sea coast, the construction of which will significantly increase the volume of liquefied gas exports. Sakhalin LNG: One of the company's largest projects, providing gas supplies to the markets of Japan, South Korea and other Asia-Pacific countries. 4. Gas processing ...

... products to attract borrowers amid heightened competition and declining demand for traditional mortgages. These could include programs with flexible rates, products for specific categories of borrowers, or new forms of government support. Impact on the Construction Sector. A drop in housing demand may affect construction volumes, resulting in a slowdown in the development of this sector. Construction companies may start offering additional discounts and promotions to attract buyers. Tips for Borrowers ...

... suppliers, as producing low-sulfur diesel entails additional refining costs. Competition from alternative fuels, such as LNG, methanol, and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), is also growing. Globally, there are 383 LNG-powered ships, with 534 under construction. The LPG segment includes 107 active ships and 84 under construction, while the methanol segment comprises 27 active ships and 198 under construction. However, Tereshkin notes a silver lining: the shift to gas-based marine fuels creates ...

... increased coal production. In 2023, coal production in China exceeded the 2019 level by 23%, reaching 4,710 million tons. Additionally, China is actively investing in renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar power plants, and continues the construction of nuclear and hydroelectric plants. In the first half of 2024, the combined capacity of wind and solar energy in China reached 1180 gigawatts, for the first time exceeding the capacity of coal energy at 1170 gigawatts. For the Russian ...

... modern metropolis. Where is the Moscow Metro Investing? Moscow Metro Sector: Transport Investments for 2023: 239.1 billion rubles Investments for 2022: 206.3 billion rubles Main Investment Areas: Expansion and modernization of the metro network: Construction of new stations: In 2023, the Moscow Metro opened 14 new stations, including the completion of the Big Circle Line (BKL), which has become the largest metro ring in the world, stretching 70 km and comprising 31 stations. Moscow Planned projects: ...