... high. Wind and solar generation have together outpaced coal plants for the first time, pushing coal to a secondary role. In Europe, the situation has also normalized following the energy crisis of 2022-2023: gas storage is full, new wind farms and solar ... ... remains crucial—especially in the Asian region. Demand for coal remains high to meet rising electricity needs in developing economies. The largest consumer of coal, China, is forecasted to maintain fuel burning close to record levels to ensure its energy ...

... training aids relevant to the topic of research work. Digital platforms on the commodity market in the Russian Federation and abroad In order to solve one of the questions posed in this research, the markets of oil products of the Russian Federation, Europe and the countries of North America were studied in detail. The authors focused on the analysis of existing solutions for the development of digital platforms for the oil market. So, as of late 2020 and early 2021, various digital platforms, which ...

... mining) for artificial intelligence needs. Interest in defense and aerospace technologies is also leading to significant deals. Europe is witnessing unprecedented growth in this segment: the German startup Helsing raised around €600 million in a funding ... ... being created, and more regional projects are receiving funding. Gulf states are launching mega-projects to diversify their economies through technology, and local venture funds are becoming leading investors both in the domestic market and abroad. New ...

... Support for cultural and sports events aimed at improving the quality of life of the local population. Stability of regional economies: UMMC enterprises are often city-forming, providing a significant contribution to regional budgets. Tax revenues from ... ... copper and other metals: UMMC supplies products, including cathode copper, zinc and rare earth metals, to the markets of Asia, Europe and Africa. The high quality of Russian copper makes it in demand UMMC's influence on investors 1. Lack of public status ...

... decline and are demonstrating relative stabilization, as OPEC+'s actions and the outlook for negotiations impart cautious optimism. In Russia, a strict export ban on oil products remains in place to support the domestic fuel market. At the same time, Europe is rapidly replenishing its gas reserves ahead of winter, and demand for traditional energy resources, such as coal, is rising again due to high prices and the need for reliable energy supply. Below are the details of key news from the raw materials ...