... million to expand systems for capturing CO₂ directly from the atmosphere (raising total funds to over $1 billion). In the nuclear fusion sector, European companies set a new funding record (around €290 million for the first half of 2025), while American ... ... hubs for developing startups are being established, and an increasing number of regional projects are receiving funding. Gulf states are launching mega-projects to diversify their economies through technology, and local venture funds are emerging as leading ...

... Sovereign funds from Gulf countries are also becoming active—they are pouring billions of dollars into tech projects and launching state mega-programs to develop the startup sector, creating their own tech hubs in the Middle East. Simultaneously, new venture ... ... technologies: funds are eagerly financing climate projects—from renewable energy and electric transportation to innovative nuclear solutions. For instance, the Swiss startup Climeworks secured $162 million to expand its direct carbon capture systems,...

... suppliers. With the growth in demand in Europe unlikely, particularly due to the development of low-carbon energy, the share of nuclear power plants (NPP) and renewable energy sources (RES) in the EU electricity generation structure increased from 51% in ... ... at Freedom Finance Global, Natalia Milchakova, pointed out that the refusal to accept Russian oil and gas will hardly affect state budget revenues. Prior to 2022, Russia supplied Europe with 160 billion cubic meters of pipeline gas, and now that figure ...

... to the first half of 2024). TPPs: ~394 billion kWh (+0.5%). NPPs: ~104 billion kWh (−0.3%). Thus, the share of thermal and nuclear energy in the generation structure has increased, while the contribution of hydropower plants has decreased due to natural ... ... electricity investors, the rise in tariffs means potential revenue growth for energy supply and generating companies, although the state is carefully monitoring to ensure that tariff policy does not exacerbate overall inflation and hinder economic growth. Geopolitics ...

... Europe. Meanwhile, New Delhi noted that Western countries continue trading with Russia in many sectors. The European Union still acquires energy resources, fertilizers, and metallurgical products from Russia, while the U.S. imports various chemicals and nuclear materials. Against this backdrop, the Indian side points to “double standards” — demands to cease cooperation with Moscow come from those profiting from trade with Russia. The Indian government stated that it would protect national interests and economic security. The statement emphasized that U.S. and EU criticism of India is unwarranted: at the beginning of the crisis, Western countries themselves encouraged India to purchase Russian oil to ...