... relatively calm: European storage facilities are approaching full capacity, and prices remain stable. Renewable energy continues to gain share, setting new records for electricity generation worldwide. In Russia, authorities have extended the ban on gasoline exports, aiming to curb domestic fuel prices amid peak summer demand. Below is a detailed overview of key events and trends in the oil, gas, power generation, and other sectors of the energy complex as of August 15, 2025. Oil Market: Brent Under Pressure Amid Supply Surplus and Slowing ...

... and hinting at measures against China following recent steps against India. At the same time, global oil prices are relatively stable at mid-$60 per barrel, reflecting a fragile balance between risks and OPEC+ efforts. In Russia, exchange prices for fuel are hitting new records despite an export ban and existing subsidies, prompting the government to prepare emergency measures to stabilize the domestic market. Meanwhile, Europe is rapidly filling gas storage facilities ahead of winter, relying on LNG inflows and alternative supply routes....

... sector as a whole? In our latest material, we analyze current trends, price changes, and potential consequences for the global economy. Energy Sector News, Saturday, July 26, 2025: Brent Approaches $70, Record Gas Supplies, Market Reaction to Gasoline Export Ban The latest review of the fuel and energy complex highlights key events and trends as of July 26, 2025. The global oil market shows cautious price growth — Brent crude oil is nearing $70 per barrel amid optimism in trade negotiations and coordinated actions by producers. European ...

... situation in the fuel and energy complex was held under the chairmanship of Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak, resulting in the announcement of a comprehensive package of measures to curb pricing agitation. In particular, **the total ban on the export of gasoline and diesel fuel from Russia, initially imposed for August, has been extended until the end of September** and is now applicable to all producers (including major oil companies). It is anticipated that from October, export restrictions may be partially eased: if ...

... transition is gaining momentum, with many countries recording record electricity generation from renewable sources, although traditional fuels are still utilized for the reliability of energy systems. In Russia, authorities have extended the ban on gasoline exports to address the arising fuel shortage; these measures are expected to stabilize the internal oil products market in the coming weeks. Meanwhile, Moscow and Beijing are deepening their energy cooperation with a new agreement to build the major pipeline "Power of Siberia ...