... countries in the bloc. Increase in U.S. LNG: The U.S. has actively taken Russia's place by providing alternative sources of gas to European countries. In 2024, the EU continued to purchase Russian LNG at a volume of 21 billion cubic meters; however, these supplies are under significant risk due to potential new sanctions. Among the few remaining partners of Gazprom in Europe, Hungary remains significant. The Role of the U.S.: Strategic Dominance in the Gas Market The U.S. decision to push Russia out of ...

... economy by creating jobs and developing regions, and also consider its attractiveness for investors. Find out what innovations and strategies help Severstal remain competitive in the global market! Where is Severstal Investing? Sector: Mining and Metallurgy ... ... of the largest producers of iron ore pellets in Russia, used in steel manufacturing. The facility ensures stable raw material supplies for the domestic market and exports. Olengorsk Mining and Processing Plant: Actively developing iron ore extraction and ...

... – largely thanks to the coordinated actions of producers. The European Union is entering the winter period with record gas supplies, significantly reducing the risks of shortages and price shocks during the cold months. Moreover, investments are confidently ... ... opening new niches for growth and innovation. For investors in the fuel and energy complex, it is time to reassess risks and strategies. Traditional oil and gas projects face increasing challenges – their margins are shrinking under pressure from sanctions,...

... approximately 10% lower than a year ago: the market has gradually pulled back from the peaks of the energy crisis of 2022–2023. Multiple fundamental factors influence price dynamics: Increase in OPEC+ Production: The oil alliance is gradually ramping up supplies. In August 2025, the overall production quota for participating countries in the agreement was raised by another approximately 0.5 million barrels per day; a similar increase is expected in September. The easing of restrictions that began in ...

....4 billion cubic meters of natural gas, marking the highest monthly volume in the past three years. This was facilitated by a relatively mild winter that limited gas withdrawal, reduced consumption in the economy, and high liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies—around 12 billion cubic meters in June (primarily from the U.S., Qatar, and other exporters), which is also a record for a summer month. Thanks to high reserves and diversification of supply sources, gas prices in Europe have remained relatively ...