... electricity generation from coal will gradually decline after 2025, yet the current year demonstrates how challenging it is to immediately abandon coal without risking energy systems. For investors in the FES, this signals that traditional segments — coal, oil, and gas industries — will remain significant in the coming years, although they will modernize under environmental pressures. For FES Investors Overall, Wednesday’s news paints a comprehensive picture of the global energy landscape: geopolitical factors ...

Gas prices in Moscow have reached a record high, marking a significant event for both drivers and market developers. The escalation of the geopolitical situation, rising oil prices, and instability in global markets are affecting the final retail prices. The main factors contributing to this increase include higher export volumes and rising hydrocarbon costs. Price dynamics forecasts remain uncertain: experts consider ...

... for the second decade of August. In the event of new sanctions imposed on Moscow, there could be price volatility for oil and gas, especially if restrictions affect energy resource exports. Additionally, US-China trade negotiations are in focus: extending the tariff truce would reduce risk for the global economy, which would also positively affect energy demand. Financial Markets and Economics: Data on the state of the global economy (inflation, interest rates, industrial growth) will influence commodity markets. If large economies show signs of slowdown, this could cool oil prices and reduce fuel consumption. For now, forecasts indicate moderate growth in demand for oil (~2% per year) and gas by ...

On July 31, 2025, amidst ongoing fluctuations in global oil and gas prices, a significant event unfolded in the Russian energy market. The price of Brent crude surpassed $72 per barrel, generating ... ... helps moderate demand for gas during peak generation hours. Stable liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies and relatively weak industrial demand maintain balance in the market. Overall, European gas prices are currently significantly lower than the crisis ...

On August 10, 2025, news in the energy sector captures the attention of specialists and investors. The sanctions pressure from the United States on oil and gas-exporting countries continues to have a significant impact on the global energy market. At the same time, we are observing ... ... ban on oil products remains in place to support the domestic fuel market. At the same time, Europe is rapidly replenishing its gas reserves ahead of winter, and demand for traditional energy resources, such as coal, is rising again due to high prices and ...