In 2023, Elga coal holding invested 99.1 billion rubles in expanding production at the Elginsky deposit, modernizing the enrichment factories and the development of transport infrastructure, including the construction of the Pacific Railway. The company is actively introducing environmental technologies and digital solutions to increase efficiency and reduce carbon trace. These projects strengthen the Elga position in the ...

... of rare earth metals (REM) and other minerals previously inaccessible. Key Points: Rich deposits of rare earth metals, required for the production of high-tech products (batteries, electronics, renewable energy), are being opened up. Conditions for infrastructure development in the region, including transport and extraction, are improving. Activity in Greenland may heighten global competition for control over resources. What Investors Should Pay Attention To: Mining Sector: Companies engaged in the extraction of REM and other critical resources may ...

... compared to last year, impacting the revenues of Russian coal producers. Many mining companies are facing profit pressures and optimizing costs. Nevertheless, the government declares support for the sector: projects are being implemented to develop port infrastructure in the Far East and subsidize coal transportation by rail to boost exports to the Asia-Pacific region. In the long run, considering the global trend towards reduced carbon emissions, coal energy in Russia will also strive for modernization and increased environmental sustainability, despite ...

... developing geothermal projects, particularly in regions with high potential, such as Kamchatka and the Kuril Islands. Development of Energy Infrastructure: Construction and Modernization of Power Lines: RusHydro is investing in the development of grid infrastructure to ensure reliable electricity transmission and reduce transportation losses. Technological Connection of New Consumers: The company invests in projects to connect new consumers, including industrial enterprises and residential complexes, which promotes economic development in the regions. Environmental and ...

... motor fuel in Russia is expected to increase from 1.73 billion cubic meters in 2022 to 15.4 billion cubic meters by 2035, said Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak last spring. He reminded that a state support program for the use of gas in transportation is being implemented in Russia, which provides subsidies for the construction of refueling infrastructure and vehicle conversions to gas. Translated using ChatGPT Sourse: 1prime.ru/20250111/toplivo-854132668.html