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Transitioning to Green: Global Oil Refining by 2035 May Shrink by 20%
By 2035, the global oil refining industry may shrink by 20% due to the accelerated transition to green energy and changes in demand structure. Which countries and companies are at the highest risk, and how will these changes impact the economy and ecology? We analyze the main trends in the industry's transformation.
14 / 05 / 2026
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Fuel has rolled into the season
Fuel has rolled into the season — consumption is rising, prices are fluctuating, and gas stations are once again experiencing queues. We’ve compiled what is currently happening and how to save without harming your vehicle: where it’s cheaper to fill up, what to look for on receipts, and which habits actually reduce fuel consumption.
12 / 05 / 2026
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What kind of world in the Middle East benefits Russia
What format of the Middle East can benefit Russia: de-escalation without regime change, maintaining channels of influence, security of logistics and energy, and balancing relations with key players in the region.
12 / 05 / 2026
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The budget has received its first additional oil and gas revenues since the beginning of the year.
For the first time this year, the Russian budget has received additional income from the oil and gas sector. We explore the factors influencing these revenues and their implications for the country's economy.
12 / 05 / 2026
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The Ministry of Energy to Sign Agreements with Oil Companies. Will This Help Curb Gas Prices?
The Ministry of Energy signs agreements with oil companies in an attempt to halt the rise in gasoline prices. We explore how effective this will be in stabilizing the fuel market.
08 / 05 / 2026
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Minus One "Volunteer": Seven OPEC+ Countries Held Their First Meeting Without the UAE
Seven OPEC+ countries convened for the first time without the UAE, potentially impacting role redistribution and pricing policies. What lies behind this move?
08 / 05 / 2026
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How the US Profits from the War in the Middle East
Exploring how US economic interests manifest against the backdrop of conflicts in the Middle East. Who benefits from the wars and why American companies' interests are often intertwined with military actions.
28 / 04 / 2026
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The Hormuz Blockade Could Lead to Oil Prices Above $150 Per Barrel
The blockade of Hormuz significantly increases the risk of a spike in oil prices. If threats materialize, the price could exceed $150 per barrel. We delve into what is happening and the potential consequences ahead.
28 / 04 / 2026
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Urals Oil in April Became More Expensive than the Premium ESPO Grade
In April, the price of Urals crude oil rose and became higher than the premium ESPO grade. What lies behind this price change and how will it affect the market?
27 / 04 / 2026
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We Reached the Ports: What New Sanctions Against Icebreakers and Terminals Mean
New sanctions against icebreakers and port terminals may affect maritime transport and port infrastructure operations. We analyze what exactly is prohibited and how this will impact exports and logistics.
24 / 04 / 2026
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Sanctions Packages Expanded
EU introduces new sanctions against the Russian fuel and energy sector and metalworkers. What measures have emerged and how will they impact the market, exports, and prices? Learn more about the imposed restrictions.
24 / 04 / 2026
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Jet Fuel Prices Rise: Will Airfare Costs Increase?
Jet fuel prices are on the rise. Can we expect an increase in airfare and how will it impact passengers? Read more about the situation and forecasts.
21 / 04 / 2026
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