... the limited duration of the "export window." The government can reconsider it at any time for an extension or reduction, without requiring lengthy approval procedures. According to Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the oil product marketplace OPEN OIL MARKET, the export permit for such a short period is a result of a compromise: the regulator could not keep export restrictions for too long. Therefore, the ban is lifted, but oil companies receive a signal: "Guys, I’m letting you go on a break, but behave ...

... ecological goals with economic realities. Oil Transit: Kazakhstan Redirects Exports Through Russia Due to Pipeline Emergency A notable reshuffle in oil supply logistics has occurred in the CIS. Kazakhstan has decided to temporarily redirect all its oil exports through Russian territory—using the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) system. This step was prompted by an emergency situation on the alternative route through Azerbaijan. At the end of July, a batch of crude oil contaminated with organic chlorides ...

... potential of the Emirates (targeting around 5 million barrels per day in the coming years), while also investing in renewable energy and carbon capture technologies to reduce the sector's carbon footprint. Iran. Despite sanctions, Iran has increased oil exports through alternative routes, primarily to Asian countries. It is estimated that Iranian oil exports in 2025 have approached 1.5 million barrels per day. Should sanctions be lifted, Tehran could quickly increase exports, significantly impacting ...

... expires in the second decade of August. If there is no progress in peace negotiations, the U.S. threatens new stringent sanctions against Moscow. This could target remaining channels for exporting Russian energy resources – further restrictions on the export of oil, petroleum products, or gas from Russia to the global market are not ruled out. This creates additional risks for price volatility as autumn approaches. Additionally, the U.S. is actively working with partners in Asia: energy agreements have already ...

... the energy market is undergoing new changes related to oil and gas prices. Amid global economic uncertainty, the price of Brent oil has reached $73 per barrel. Increased attention to the Asian market is prompting experts to rethink the structure of oil exports from Russia. In this article, we will take a detailed look at how the latest news in the fuel and energy complex (FEC) is impacting global energy markets and what implications this may have for consumers both in Russia and abroad. Stay updated ...