... Power Plants: ~394 billion kWh (+0.5%). Nuclear Power Plants: ~104 billion kWh (−0.3%). As a result, the share of thermal and nuclear energy in the generation structure has increased, while the contribution of hydropower plants has decreased due to natural ... ... economic risks. European Gas Market: approaches winter with record reserves, reducing concerns over sharp price spikes. Russian Fuel Market: is increasingly tightly regulated by the government; such "manual" interventions are likely to become the ...

... even after the implementation of American tariffs. National Interests Above All: India's key priority is to ensure affordable fuel prices for the population and the economy. Importing oil from Russia helps keep gasoline and diesel prices in check on the ... ... petrochemicals, fertilizers, and other goods from Russia, while the U.S. imports specific categories of Russian resources (e.g., nuclear materials). This renders demands for a complete cessation of cooperation with Russia as unfair and hypocritical. Simultaneously,...

... (104 billion kWh, -0.3% year on year). As such, the structure of generation has shifted somewhat towards thermal energy and nuclear plants, while hydroelectric energy has reduced its contribution due to natural factors. Another significant event for ... ... risks. The gas market in Europe is entering the next winter with record reserves, alleviating investor concerns. The domestic fuel segment in Russia is at a tipping point: the introduction of export restrictions and other measures should normalize gasoline ...

... last year’s level (-0.3%). Thus, the structure of generation has shifted towards an increased share of thermal energy and nuclear energy, while the contribution of hydropower has decreased due to natural conditions. Another important event for the ... ... approaches winter with record reserves, alleviating concerns of sharp price surges. In Russia, heightened state regulation of the fuel market is underway — likely, such "manual control" measures will become the norm in the near future to prevent ...

... (CRS stocks have already gained around 20% in the last month on expectations of strengthening demand). Cameco (Energy/Uranium): One of the world's largest uranium producers will present a report expected to show a sharp rise in profits due to rising nuclear fuel prices. Consensus for earnings is approximately $0.35-0.40 per share (compared to just $0.10 a year ago), reflecting an increase in volumes supplied under long-term contracts and the rising price of uranium amid resurgent interest in nuclear energy....