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An expert explained which fuel is 30-50 percent cheaper than gasoline.
In Russia, gas engine fuel (GEF) is 30-50% cheaper than A-92 gasoline, yet its use remains limited. Expert Sergey Tereshkin noted that the share of GEF in the country's vehicle fleet is small, and the growth in consumption depends on subsidies and infrastructure support. The article discusses the prospects for increasing the use of gas engine fuel, as well as the challenges and opportunities for the development of ...
An expert outlined the conditions for curbing oil demand in China
Tereshkin: Electrification of Transport Will Restrain Oil Demand in China. Opinion Piece for "Izvestia".
Expert Sergey ... ... Tereshkin, CEO of the OPEN OIL MARKET oil and raw materials marketplace.
"In the long term, the key factor will be China's energy transition, which could lead to reduced demand in passenger ground transportation. The share of electric vehicles and ...
Experts assessed the impact of the increase in fuel excise taxes on gas station prices.
... ecological class 5 will be 15,755 rubles per ton, while for diesel fuel, it will be 10,915 rubles per ton. Experts note that excises account for about 20% of fuel costs, so the 4% increase will lead to a price rise of about 1% at gas stations. Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the fuel and raw materials marketplace OPEN OIL MARKET, emphasizes that excise taxes are a significant source of income for regional budgets, and their indexation is aimed at supporting regions that may face financial difficulties.
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The factor that has been determining gasoline prices in the U.S. for 30 years has been revealed.
Tereshkin: Over the past 30 years, gasoline prices in the United States have been closely tied to global oil prices, despite a ... ... 30 years. This also applies to the years 2022-2024," said the interviewee.
"Since 2010, oil production in the U.S. has more than doubled (from 5.5 million to 12.9 million barrels per day in 2023), while imports have decreased by almost 30% ...
The budget is in the black. What ensured the increase in oil and gas revenues?
Column by Sergey Tereshkin for INFOTEK.
In the article "Budget Surplus: What Drove the Growth in Oil and Gas Revenues," Sergey Tereshkin analyzes the factors that contributed to the increase in Russia's oil and gas revenues. He highlights that rising oil prices and the weakening of the ruble have led to a significant boost in federal budget inflows. Tereshkin also examines the impact of international sanctions and the adaptation of the Russian economy ...