... has become particularly relevant amid geopolitical instability. The European Commission continues to develop alternative supply sources, including expanding liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports and efforts to diversify supplies as part of its energy transition strategy.

... sector. For investors, this "bet on both horses" strategy can be appealing, though it carries risks of missing out on explosive BTC price growth (if resources are diverted to HPC) or, conversely, the risks associated with the capital-intensive transition into a new domain. Aside from Riot and Marathon, other public miners are also actively adapting. For example, Hut 8 Mining and US Bitcoin Corp announced a merger, aiming to synergize resources and reduce mining costs. Hive Digital Technologies ...

... gas production and MET collections on gas," Tereshkin explained. He added that the actual throughput of the Balkan branch of TurkStream already exceeds its design capacity of 43 million cubic meters per day. "Therefore, the volume of transit through the Ukrainian GTS will play a decisive role. Most likely, the gas transit agreement will be extended, influenced by the European consumers' interest in stabilizing the gas market and the high dependence of Austria and Hungary on Gazprom's ...

... gas exports also set the tone for operational results. Sanctions and the political environment after 2022 led to conventional sales markets (Europe) being effectively closed: gas exports to the EU via pipelines fell to historical lows. For example, transit through Ukraine, which had been contracted until the end of 2024, virtually ceased in 2025. The main external market has become China—supplies via the Power of Siberia pipeline continued to increase, although their volumes are still incomparable ...

... territorial planning work is actively underway. The physical construction is expected to begin in late 2025 or early 2026, and the pipeline will be fully operational by 2028. The plan is to deliver Russian oil via a new route through the Druzhba pipeline, transiting through Hungary directly into Serbia. Previously, Russia supplied oil to Serbia by sea. "Gazpromneft exported oil via the port of Novorossiysk to Croatia, where the oil was unloaded and then sent through a direct pipeline to the Serbian ...