... significant changes have occurred in the energy sector worldwide. The price of Brent crude oil continues to rise, surpassing the $72 per barrel mark. This event draws the attention of specialists and analysts due to its impact on the economies of countries dependent on energy resources. Furthermore, the export of gasoline from Russia is experiencing restrictions, which may affect global oil product markets and gas prices. In this article, we will thoroughly examine the latest news in the fuel and energy ...

... 10% of the country's electricity needs, the expert adds. "In general, the export of energy coal will decrease, but the situation for coking coal could be better. Coking coal, as a primary resource, is crucial for metallurgy. Demand for it will depend on the pace of China's economic development. Additionally, coking coal exports will shift to the Indian market, where rapid urbanization is taking place, and the steel industry needs it," concludes the NESF expert. Translated using ...

... imported fuel. Accelerating the Transition to Nuclear Independence. Sanctions and restrictions may encourage the United States and other countries to accelerate the expansion of their own uranium enrichment and reprocessing capacity, thereby reducing their dependence on imports. Politicization of Uranium Supplies. The uranium situation once again highlights the role of energy resources in geopolitics. If Russia begins to use uranium as an instrument of political pressure, this may push other countries to ...

... enhance the efficiency of plant operations, including management and control systems that ensure reliability and reduce operational costs. Impact on Russia: Atomenergoprom's investments strengthen Russia's energy independence, allowing for a reduction in dependency on fossil fuels and the development of clean energy sources. These projects create jobs in high-tech fields, contribute to enhancing the export potential of the Russian nuclear industry, and solidify Russia's position as a leader in the global ...

... Commission has declared its determination to continue efforts aimed at fully halting the import of Russian gas into the European Union. A representative of the European Commission noted that this measure is part of a broader strategy to reduce the EU’s dependence on Russian energy resources, which has become particularly relevant amid geopolitical instability. The European Commission continues to develop alternative supply sources, including expanding liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports and efforts ...