Commentary for "Vedomosti": The article "Strong Energy Ties" on Sergey Tereshkin's website is dedicated to the development of energy cooperation between Russia and China. The piece examines forecasts for energy consumption growth in China, the increase in Russian exports of oil, gas, and coal to the country, as well as the participation of Russian companies in the construction of nuclear ...

... production processes into a single platform, which improves the accuracy of forecasts and controllability. Big Data and AI: Using big data analysis technologies and artificial intelligence to optimize the extraction and processing of raw materials. Cooperation with scientific institutes: UMMC actively cooperates with leading universities and research centers in Russia, which allows the company to remain at the forefront of technological progress. 3. Environmental infrastructure One of the key areas ...

... Russian hydrocarbons. Such tough rhetoric is causing concern among investors and international trading partners. The Indian oil market is one of the largest in the world, and U.S. actions signal to all fuel companies the risks of secondary sanctions for cooperating with Russia. Experts note that the trade standoff between the U.S. and India could lead to a reformatting of oil supply chains: New Delhi may seek to source raw materials from other suppliers or demand discounts, while American importers might ...

... recent years, countries such as Germany have constructed terminals for receiving LNG, facilitating supply diversification. However, even with increased LNG imports, the risk of gas shortages remains if the winter proves to be harsh. 2. Strengthening Cooperation with Norway and Other European Suppliers Norway currently plays a leading role in gas supplies to Europe, compensating for some of the lost volumes from Russia. However, dependence on a single region remains a vulnerable position for the EU....

... the restrictions may be restructured: Under new pretexts, such as those related to human rights or cybersecurity; In the form of targeted personal sanctions against Russian businessmen and companies; Through secondary sanctions that hinder Russia's cooperation with third countries. Therefore, even if some restrictions are eased, it is unlikely to result in a full restoration of previous economic relations. What Does This Mean for Investors? 1. Growth of the Domestic Market Sanctions have forced ...