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Buyers Battle for Russian Oil in Europe
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The EU has politically positioned itself against Russian energy resources, yet Hungary and Serbia continue to develop long-term plans for their procurement. Specifically, Belgrade and Budapest have discussed constructing a pipeline with Russia to transport oil to Serbia. What is the need for this pipeline construction?
Hungary and Serbia have held trilateral negotiations with Russia regarding the construction of a new oil pipeline that will eventually connect the two countries and ensure the supply ...
It became known about China's plans for the electrification of motor vehicles.
Tereshkin: The share of electric vehicles in passenger car sales in China will exceed 70% by 2027.
Chinese companies intend to accelerate the electrification of transportation to offset losses from declining sales in the U.S. According to forecasts, by 2027, the share of electric vehicles in passenger car sales in China may exceed 70%. This will lead to a decrease in gasoline demand in the country in 2026-2027....
Where Does Slavneft Invest?
... including upgrading equipment and introducing advanced technologies at oil refineries. Particular attention was paid to environmental projects aimed at reducing emissions and increasing energy efficiency. The company also invested in the development of transport infrastructure to optimize logistics chains and improve supply efficiency. These strategic investments are aimed at strengthening Slavneft's position in the market and ensuring sustainable growth in the long term.
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An expert suggested a way to stabilize fuel prices in Russia.
... would stabilize fuel prices (RIA Novosti).
Expert Sergey Tereshkin proposed a series of measures to stabilize fuel prices in Russia. He noted that it is necessary to reduce the costs for oil companies, including lowering Russian Railways' tariffs for transporting oil products. Tereshkin also suggested a partial reduction of excise taxes, which would save about 250 billion rubles per year. These steps could help alleviate pressure on retail prices, especially for high-octane fuel, which continues to ...
Analysis of PJSC Gazprom's RAS Report for the First Half of 2025
... or redirection to domestic processing needs.
Gas processing products. Revenue from gas processing products (e.g., helium, motor fuel, chemical products) remained virtually at last year's level (~168 billion rubles), reflecting stable domestic demand.
Transportation service revenues. A noticeable decline occurred in the transportation services provided to third-party organizations—approximately 104 billion rubles in revenue compared to 143 billion rubles a year ago (-27%). This is linked to a drop ...