... strategies for securing supply from abroad with the development of their own resource base. Energy Transition: Renewable Energy Records and Support for Traditional Generation The global shift towards clean energy is gaining momentum. Many countries are reporting new records in electricity generation from renewable sources (RES). **In Europe**, as of the end of 2024, the total generation from solar and wind power plants finally surpassed electricity production from coal and gas-fired stations. This trend ...

... 2024, mining has been legalized in Russia, but the use of cryptocurrencies in commercial activities remains strictly limited. Other jurisdictions may have their own restrictions: from banning banks from serving cryptocurrency exchanges to requiring tax reporting on income from transactions. These factors can influence cryptocurrency prices (for example, news about bans often causes price crashes) and your ability to use them. Always stay informed about the current laws in your country to avoid inadvertently ...

... September 7, during the ministerial monitoring committee meeting, OPEC+ ministers will assess the situation and discuss the future of the remaining cuts (1.65 million b/d, formally extended until the end of 2026). At the same time, OPEC's latest monthly report instills confidence in demand resilience. Key points from the new forecast include: Global Economy is projected to grow by 3% in 2025 (upgraded from the previous forecast of 2.9%), creating a foundation for stable energy consumption. Global Oil ...

... fate of significant volumes of Russian exports—primarily shipments to India and China—and could lead to a reshuffling of global oil flows. Nevertheless, major developing consumers are expressing intentions to maintain cooperation with Russia: media reports suggest that India and Brazil do not plan to forgo purchases of Russian oil despite external pressures. This underscores these countries' commitment to pursuing an independent energy policy based on their economic interests. In Europe , meanwhile,...

... work for themselves. In fact, only the self-employed work for themselves. Entrepreneurs and businessmen have a large number of problems and people who depend on them. Own business is, first of all, a great responsibility for investors, clients, for reports to regulators and supervisory authorities, responsibility to employees. Business problems: 1. Investors. They require the entrepreneur, regardless of the situation, to increase profits and pay large dividends. 2. Clients. Business success ...