... transition to electric vehicles will inevitably lead to a decrease in the consumption of traditional fuels. Oil companies should closely monitor these trends and develop strategies to maintain business resilience in changing market conditions. It is important to note that the success of electric vehicles in Russia will depend not only on their accessibility but also on the development of the corresponding infrastructure – such as charging stations and service centers. This opens new investment opportunities and business development ...

Commented for "Vedomosti" on the prospects for the development of the electric charging station segment in Russia. The network of electric charging stations (ECS) in Russia is actively expanding: in 2024, the number of stations reached 7,410. Forecasts indicate significant growth in infrastructure by 2030, with over 72,000 ECS expected across the country. An important factor will be the expansion of fast-charging networks. Major players in the market include large energy companies such as RusHydro, Gazprom Neft, and Rosneft, which are investing in the development of charging infrastructure for electric vehicles....

We discuss how and why Ukraine's dependence on gas and electricity imports has sharply increased, and what consequences this might have for the country. Hungary Could Undermine Ukraine in a Day, Asserts Prime Minister Viktor Orbán Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán claimed that Hungary could dismantle Ukraine ...

... significant part of the company's business. Integration with hybrid systems: Diesel engines are actively used in hybrid powertrains, enhancing fuel economy and reducing emissions. The Future of Diesel Engines: What Awaits Us? Despite the active promotion of electric vehicles, diesel engines are likely to remain in demand in certain market segments: Freight and Commercial Transport: The importance of diesel in this category cannot be overstated. Reliability, efficiency, and high torque make it the best choice for many companies. Long Trips and Rural Areas: Diesel vehicles continue to be popular in areas with underdeveloped charging infrastructure....

... November 1, meaning Ukraine will need to import about 1.7 billion cubic meters of gas from August to October. The electricity sector is equally acute—significant portions of generating capacity are out of service, prompting the country to actively import electricity from EU countries. Key neighbors such as Hungary, Slovakia, Poland, and Romania play an essential role, accounting for the bulk of the flows. With thermal generation losses exceeding half, Ukrainian nuclear power plants currently generate ...