... to high refining volumes at American refineries and atypically soft summer demand, gasoline prices in the U.S. have dropped to multi-year lows. The national average gasoline price fell to around ~$3.14 per gallon (approximately $0.83 per liter) after Independence Day – a record low for the summer season in the past four years. Analysts suggest that in August–September, the average price nationwide may break the psychological $3/gallon mark, a level not seen since spring 2021. The reasons for the ...

... domestic supply and cooling price dynamics. The main instruments of influence were as follows: Temporary Export Ban on Gasoline. The government announced a complete ban on the export of automotive gasoline (previously, the restrictions pertained only to independent traders, but now apply to processing companies as well). This moratorium is effective at least until the end of August 2025 and aims to redirect additional volumes of fuel to the domestic market. It is expected that due to the inability to ...

... Atomenergoprom invests in digital solutions to enhance the efficiency of plant operations, including management and control systems that ensure reliability and reduce operational costs. Impact on Russia: Atomenergoprom's investments strengthen Russia's energy independence, allowing for a reduction in dependency on fossil fuels and the development of clean energy sources. These projects create jobs in high-tech fields, contribute to enhancing the export potential of the Russian nuclear industry, and solidify ...

... is experiencing relative abundance. Thanks to high refining volumes at American refineries and unusually weak summer demand, gasoline prices in the U.S. have dropped to their lowest levels in recent years. The national average price of gasoline after Independence Day fell to ~$3.14 per gallon (about $0.83 per liter)—a record low for the summer season since 2021. Analysts note that during August-September, the national average could break the psychological mark of $3/gallon, which has not happened ...

... and fertilizers have a relatively high priority." Oil product producers will not suffer losses if the updated non-discriminatory access rules are strictly followed, said Sergey Tereshkin, the founder and CEO of Open Oil Market, Russia's first independent marketplace for oil products and raw materials. “Oil products fall under the category of ‘export energy raw materials transported in specialized rolling stock,’ while coal falls under the category of ‘export non-energy raw materials ...