... Implementing technologies that reduce CO₂ emissions and minimize environmental damage. Programs for ecosystem restoration: Initiatives aimed at protecting water resources and biodiversity in areas of operation. Digitalization of Energy Infrastructure: Smart grids: Developing and implementing "smart" networks to enhance energy supply stability. Digital solutions: Automating energy management processes to boost efficiency. International Projects and Exports: Exporting electricity: Expanding export potential, especially to Asian countries. Partnership programs: Participating in international environmental initiatives and energy projects. Impact on Russia: En+'s investments contribute to the development of Russia's energy ...

... fuel market. Alternatives: Electricity and Renewable Energy Sources The latest spike in traditional fuel prices raises the question of alternative solutions in the energy and transportation sectors. One approach is **the electrification of transport**. Electric vehicles powered by the grid can partially reduce dependence on gasoline. In countries with expensive gasoline, the transition to electric vehicles becomes a popular cost-saving strategy for citizens and companies. However, in Russia, the electric vehicle fleet is still small ...

... green generation. Massive investments are accelerating the energy transition. According to IEA estimates, total global investments in the energy sector will exceed $3.3 trillion in 2025, with more than half of this amount allocated to RES projects, electrical grid modernization, and energy storage systems. The U.S. plans to introduce about 33 GW of new solar power plants in a year — a record figure, accounting for nearly half of all new generating capacities. However, energy systems still require traditional ...

... projects also being realized in solar energy. Thus, the energy transition trend is gaining momentum: clean energy is setting new records and reclaiming market share from fossil fuels. The overall trend worldwide is a steady increase in investments in electricity generation and networks. According to the International Energy Agency, global capital investments in energy are projected to reach a record $3.3 trillion in 2025, with about two-thirds of this amount going to clean technologies (renewable energy, grids, energy storage, nuclear generation). This is double the investments in traditional hydrocarbon projects. Such priorities reflect the desire of many countries to strengthen energy security while simultaneously reducing greenhouse gas emissions. ...

... Europe is already affecting sales volumes and, consequently, lithium demand. Support for demand may come from the energy storage segment, which has been rapidly developing due to the large-scale deployment of renewable energy and the need to balance electricity supply during cloudy and windless weather. According to the Energy Institute, the installed capacity of energy storage systems in the world’s power grids increased more than ninefold from 2020 to 2023, from 6.1 to 55.7 GW. However, over 80% of this growth was concentrated in just two countries—China and the USA. In addition, technological alternatives to lithium-ion batteries, such as vanadium ...