... yield results. Thus, the outcome of the meeting in Alaska will have significant implications for energy cooperation and sanction policies. Ukraine: Rising Dependence on Energy Imports Against the backdrop of the protracted conflict, Ukraine is facing a shortage ... ... traditionally covered by imports. After the cessation of direct transit of Russian gas since 2025, Kyiv physically receives fuel from Europe (essentially, the same Russian gas resold by European suppliers). In 2025, the need for imports surged; for example,...

... 2025: The U.S. Intensifies Pressure on India over Russian Oil Purchases, Russia Limits Gasoline Exports, Oil Market Stabilizes, Europe Stockpiles Gas, Coal Makes a Comeback in Energy Production. Commentary from Open Oil Market. Current events in the fuel and energy complex (TEC) as of August 8, 2025, are once again in the spotlight for investors and the market. Washington is ramping up sanctions pressure on major buyers of Russian oil—specifically targeting India with new tariffs that intensify ...

... by the Ministry of Energy regarding gasoline exports and explains why lifting the ban has become a relevant step. The article examines how the stabilization of domestic market prices affects export policy and analyzes the potential consequences for fuel prices. Tereshkin also explains why oil companies are interested in removing the restrictions and shares his opinion on the further development of the diesel fuel market, considering seasonal fluctuations in demand for winter-grade fuels. Earlier,...

... traditional energy and new technologies are under discussion. Stay tuned for updates in our material to understand the current trends in the oil and gas industry and their impact on both domestic and global economic development. Detailed Overview of Fuel and Energy Sector News as of August 27, 2025: Situation on the Oil Products Market, Oil and Gas, Coal, Electricity, and Renewable Energy Sources. Analysis of Global Trends and Expert Commentary on Fuel Market Prospects. The current events in the ...

... energy balance surged to 25%, meaning one in four kilowatt-hours in America is now generated from coal. This trend is driven by several factors: rising natural gas prices, the urgency to ensure energy system reliability, and the new administration's policies. President Trump, upon returning to power, lifted numerous environmental restrictions and set a course to increase production of all types of fossil fuels, including coal, to strengthen U.S. energy independence. Thus, American fuel companies and coal mines have been incentivized to ramp up production. Experts note that the return to coal is not only seen in the U.S. In several large developing countries,...