... a significant role in the energy balance of many countries, despite the world's focus on decarbonization. According to forecasts from the International Energy Agency, global coal consumption in 2025 will remain near historical highs and could set a new record. Global production is expected to reach ~9.2 billion tons this year – largely driven by increased coal use in Asia. In countries like India and much of Southeast Asia, coal generation continues to rise to meet growing electricity demand. China , the largest ...

... plant is focused on gas supplies to Europe and Asia, which will strengthen the company's position on the international market. Orenburg Gas Processing Plant: The expansion of the plant will increase gas processing and the production of petrochemical products, such as liquefied petroleum gases and sulfur. New technologies have been introduced that improve the environmental safety of processing processes. 4. Energy and distribution infrastructure in Russia Gazprom is actively working on upgrading its internal networks, ensuring gasification of regions and ...

... continues to play a notable role in the energy mix of many countries, despite the global push towards decarbonization. According to the International Energy Agency, global coal consumption in 2025 will remain close to record levels and may even set a new high. Global production is expected to be around 9.2 billion tons, primarily due to increased coal usage in Asia. In countries like India and several Southeast Asian states, electricity generation from coal continues to grow to meet rapidly rising demand. The largest ...

... balanced portfolios, and the emergence of new instruments (such as spot ETFs on various coins) will facilitate broader market access for a wide range of participants. If current trends persist, further increases in trust in the sector, the launch of new products, and new capital inflows from adjacent sectors can be expected in the second half of 2025. Cautious optimism prevails: the crypto market is entering the next phase of development, ready to leverage emerging opportunities while remaining aware ...

... July allows about ten days – and has indicated that he is "not concerned" about the markets' response to potential new stringent measures against Russia. These might include immediate maximum tariffs on Russian goods and secondary sanctions ... ... The prospect of such actions keeps market participants on edge, considering the potential risks to global oil and petroleum product supply chains. Thus, at the global level, two opposing trends are currently interwoven: the de-escalation of trade conflicts ...