... challenges and opportunities. Recent days have seen a notable change in oil prices, which have risen amidst instability in the global economy. Gasoline exports are also showing positive momentum, benefiting refineries. Special attention is drawn to gas reserves, which remain at a high level, but the threat of reduced electricity consumption raises concerns about the future. This article will explore current trends in the energy sector and their impact on prices and demand for key fuel types. Energy Sector News, Sunday, July 27, 2025: Brent Near $70, Record Gas Storage, Fuel ...

... developing fields and technologies to enhance well productivity. Given the scale of the economy, China's reliance on energy imports will remain substantial; analysts estimate that in the coming years, the country will import at least 70% of its oil consumption and about 40% of its gas. Thus, the two largest Asian consumers—India and China—will continue to play a crucial role in the global commodity markets, blending overseas supply with the development of their resource base. Energy Transition: Renewable Energy Records and ...

... coal, with reserves sufficient for 50–60 days depending on weather and output. However, coal shortages could arise, requiring imports via Romania rather than Ukraine. Transitioning entirely to coal could prevent a humanitarian disaster, but household gas consumption for cooking and heating remains irreplaceable. Optimistic Scenario If Ukraine halts transit, Gazprom could still supply gas to Moldova and Transnistria via the Trans-Balkan Pipeline in reverse flow—from Turkey to Moldova. The challenge ...

... Years of experimentation and transformation in energy policy are yielding results, with the primary objective remaining the strengthening of energy stability under sanction pressures. This article will detail how sanctions affect exports and domestic consumption in Russia, as well as how the pricing structure for oil products and gas is evolving. Fuel and Energy Complex (FEC), Oil, Gas, Coal, Electricity, Oil Products, Oil Refineries, Russia, CIS, Energy Market, Sanctions, Geopolitics, Export, Energy Stability As of August 20, 2025, the agenda of the fuel and energy complex ...

... reasonable limits. Exchange gas prices remain relatively low: September futures at the TTF hub are trading around €33 per MWh (approximately $400 per thousand cubic meters), reflecting a balance of supply and demand. Comfortable storage levels and reduced consumption (thanks to mild weather and conservation measures) have reduced the chances of a repeat of the price spikes seen in 2022. Thus, the European gas market enters the autumn in a stable condition, showing no signs of shortages on the horizon. International Politics: Ongoing U.S.-Russia Dialogue Inspires Hopes for Cooperation Foreign policy factors continue to significantly influence the sector....