... Record Production Amid Moderate Demand The global coal sector is reaching a new peak in production in 2025, although the pace of consumption growth is slowing. According to the latest IEA forecast, global coal production this year may reach around 9.2 billion ... ... countries, renewable energy is now almost replacing coal: the variable nature of solar and wind generation is compensated by gas power plants and energy storage systems. All of this signals the arrival of a global turning point in energy. Investments ...

... economy, given its reliance on hydrocarbon exports, and explores possible adaptation strategies. On the global market, a decline in demand for diesel fuel (DF) is being recorded. The International Energy Agency (IEA) forecasts that the average daily consumption of diesel and gas oil will amount to 28.3 million barrels per day (bpd) by the end of this year, representing a 0.9% decrease compared to 2023. Meanwhile, new oil refineries (ORs) have been launched in Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East, further increasing ...

... electricity was generated at coal-fired power plants, marking the highest level in recent years. In several Asian countries (China, India, Vietnam, etc.), demand for coal also remains high due to rapid economic growth and the need to reliably meet peak consumption periods. These facts underscore that the energy transition is a step-by-step process: alongside record investments in RES, the world will still rely on oil, gas, and coal for some time to ensure stable energy supply for industries and populations. Nonetheless, the long-term trend remains unchanged: each new year brings records for capacity added in renewable energy, increasing its share in the global energy ...

... Rosstat, AI-92 gasoline prices have risen 5% since the beginning of the year, while AI-95 has increased by 5.2%. Inflation as of July 29 stood at 4.99%. Vertically Integrated Oil Companies (VIOCs), which control the entire supply chain from extraction to gas station sales, may prefer to offset wholesale losses rather than attract regulatory scrutiny. Seasonal Pressures Add to Market Strain August and September are traditionally challenging months for Russia’s fuel market. Gasoline consumption remains high as the holiday season continues, and diesel fuel demand surges with the start of agricultural work. Following the export ban, the primary tool to control gasoline prices is administrative regulation. Deputy Chairman of the ...

... American sources has reignited discussions on Europe’s energy security and independence. While the EU aims to diversify its gas sources and reduce reliance on Russian energy, how feasible is this goal? In this article, we’ll explore the opportunities ... ... analyzing the technical, economic, and logistical barriers involved, as well as the potential impacts for investors. Current LNG Consumption in Europe Since the energy crisis of 2022, triggered by disruptions in Russian energy supplies, Europe has significantly ...