... hardened the industry, as Vgudok discovered by listening to the "voice of the market." One of the first to calm the logisticians working with fuel and energy cargos was Deputy Minister of Transport Alexey Shilo. The official, who recently transitioned from RZD to the government, sought to somewhat shield the monopoly. “If we work strictly according to the NDP rules, oil products already have a fairly high priority, that is, if it’s a subsidized transport, it’s the fourth priority,...

... large companies from various sectors will present results: RWE AG – a German energy conglomerate (electric power), report for H1 2025. RWE's results will reflect the situation in the European energy sector, including demand for electricity and the transition to renewable sources. Carlsberg A/S – a Danish brewery group, report for H1 2025. Carlsberg's financial figures will provide insights into consumer demand for beer and beverages in Europe and Asia, as well as the impact of rising commodity ...

... conditions and that the ceiling would be set at a discount of -5% from the average market price for Russian oil and oil products, calculated based on data from the International Energy Agency. Additionally, after each change in the ceiling price, a transitional period of 90 days was supposed to be in effect before it came into force. However, the restrictions set at the end of 2022 and the beginning of 2023 have not changed since their introduction. This is despite the fact that according to Infotec's ...

... prevents network congestion. In 2021, an EIP-1559 mechanism was implemented in the network, which began burning a portion of processing fees, potentially making ETH a deflationary asset during times of high network usage. Another key fact is that Ethereum transitioned from a Proof-of-Work to a Proof-of-Stake algorithm. This significant technical upgrade, known as "The Merge," successfully occurred in September 2022, reducing the network's energy consumption by over 99%. Now, instead of mining,...

... traditional oil and gas companies are increasingly being challenged by representatives of alternative energy. In light of the climate agenda, investor pressure is mounting, demanding clear action plans from companies in the context of a global energy transition. It is evident that the need for hydrocarbons will not vanish. However, we can anticipate shifts in power dynamics and an overall change in the landscape within this sector.