... between the short-term task of maintaining market stability and a long-term strategy for sector development. On one hand, coordinated OPEC+ efforts allow them to avoid extreme price scenarios. On the other hand, extensive investments in production, refining, and new energy technologies aim to ensure they remain leaders even amidst the global energy transition. Energy Transition: New Successes in Renewables and the Importance of Traditional Generation The global shift to clean energy continues to accelerate. In European ...

... to refinery infrastructure from Ukrainian drone attacks and unplanned downtime due to sanctions on equipment supplies for oil refining. The losses of oil producers are partly compensated by budget subsidies under the so-called "damper mechanism.... ... due to restrictions on equipment supplies for refineries, oil producers have no ability to quickly ramp up product output. Technological problems are compounded by the gradual depletion of the budget's safety cushion. The federal budget deficit for ...

... general patterns to analyze a specific case. For example, it is known that rising raw material prices reduce producers' profits, so having seen a significant increase in the price of oil, a fundamental analyst will predict a decrease in the company's oil refining margins. Another example: general market valuations (multipliers) for the banking sector differ from those for the technology sector. Using deduction, an investor conducts an analysis by extending fundamental data for the sector to an individual company - for example, comparing the indicators of a specific bank with the average for the banking industry, based on the ...

... against outages and peak loads. Thus, the energy transition is reaching new heights but requires a delicate balance between green technologies and traditional resources. Coal: Stable Demand Supports the Market Despite the rapid growth of RES, the global coal ... ... continue to support the industry. Budget subsidies and adjustments to the damper mechanism (reverse excise tax) compensate oil refiners for lost export revenues, encouraging them to direct more gasoline and diesel to gas stations. At the end of August, ...

... imports of Russian oil and gas is unacceptable due to the critical role these supplies play in national energy security. Indian refiners have secured favorable conditions: Russian companies are being forced to offer them additional discounts (around $5 off ... ... eliminate the need for imports. Chinese authorities continue to invest in the development of fields and enhanced oil recovery technologies. Given the scale of the economy, China's dependence on energy resource imports will remain significant: analysts ...