... while petroleum products reached 42.9 million tons (−5.2%), indicating moderate decline in the energy segment. In contrast, coal handling increased to 60.8 million tons (+2.2%), reflecting a shift in fuel flow direction toward exports in the Far East.... ... growth reflecting diversification of trade with developing markets. Ferrous Metals: 8.0 million tons (+19.3%) – increased demand stimulating investments in specialized terminals. Iron Ore: 4.2 million tons (+39.9%) – significant growth strengthening ...

... provide investors with stable income over the long term. Moreover, investing is not constrained by geography, unlike oil, gas, or coal. Energy can be generated in virtually any corner of the Earth. Prospects of Alternative Energy When selecting a sector for ... ... Tereshkin recommends investing in companies involved in the following areas: Solar energy. This is the most popular domain. The demand is driven by the fact that the sun can provide energy to virtually any corner of the world, generating trillions of kilowatts....

... power supply to industrial enterprises and residential buildings. Improvement of centralized heating infrastructure reduces coal consumption and increases energy efficiency. 5. Technological and innovative developments Gazprom relies on advanced technologies ... ... the country's energy independence. The development of fields in Yamal and Eastern Siberia allows us to stably meet domestic demand and maintain export supplies. The Power of Siberia pipeline strengthens Russia’s position in the Chinese market, while ...

... and designed for professional market players. The main issue is the self-pickup clause. Buyers must not only go through the demanding registration process but also handle challenging negotiations with transport companies. In Russia, trust in transport ... ... sector. We’ve since added sand and clay for construction companies and motor oils for transporters. Future plans include coal, fertilizers, timber, non-metallic materials, and possibly grain and other agricultural products. We’re actively scaling ...

... cooperation: while in 2021, Russian oil accounted for the majority of imports (over $17 billion), after the embargo on oil, gas, and coal purchases was introduced in 2022, these supplies almost ceased. By 2024, the import of several other goods, such as fish ... ... more than during the same period in 2024 and 60% more than in the first five months of 2021. Thus, even amidst sanctions, the demand for agrochemical products leads to the continuation and sometimes growth of fertilizer supplies. Palladium and Other Precious ...