... restrictions on oil production in Venezuela, potentially allowing Chevron and other partners of PDVSA to increase heavy crude exports by more than 200,000 barrels per day. However, these plans are only moderately supporting prices at present, as traders account for gradual growth in Venezuelan supply, while overall global oil inventories remain limited due to OPEC+ actions. Temporary disruptions in the export of Black Sea oil (including suspensions of shipments of Azeri BTC in the Turkish port of Ceyhan),...

... share of wind and solar in U.S. electricity generation reached nearly 24%, surpassing the contributions of coal-fired and nuclear power plants (each providing less than 20%). Collectively, all renewable sources (including hydropower, biomass, etc.) accounted for around 26% of U.S. electricity production in the first quarter, and by mid-year this figure increased to a record 32%. Thus, green energy in the U.S. has for the first time surpassed coal and is gradually catching up with nuclear generation ...

... welcomed several new projects that immediately attracted the attention of institutional and private investors. To assess the attractiveness of such cryptocurrency investments, it is essential to conduct a fundamental analysis of crypto assets, taking into account both the current market capitalization of the tokens and their Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV). FDV indicates what the market capitalization would be if all possible tokens were issued, and comparing this figure to the current market volume helps ...

... surpassing that from coal-fired and nuclear power stations. In March 2025, the combined share of wind and solar surged to nearly 24%, while both coal and nuclear provided less than 20%. In total, all renewable sources (including hydro, biomass, etc.) accounted for about 26% of US electricity in the first quarter and a record 32% in March. Although natural gas remains the largest source of generation in America (around 35%), the gap is rapidly closing. Growing investments in RES – both at the federal ...

... number reached approximately 1,658, although the growth rate is slowing (with only 127 new unicorns globally in 2024 compared to 229 in 2023). These "billion-dollar" startups are concentrated in just a few countries, with the top 15 countries accounting for around 97% of all unicorns. The United States is the undeniable leader, with approximately 702 unicorn companies, representing nearly half of the global total. The U.S. outpaces the second-ranked country, China (about 302 unicorns), by ...