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Wholesale fuel prices in Russia are rising slower than in the USA, but faster than in China. We explore the factors influencing this upward trend and why prices are changing as they are.
Russia has increased diesel fuel exports in the wake of the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz. We analyse the reasons, potential consequences, and new delivery directions for petroleum products.
China and India have demonstrated that the implementation of European "green" initiatives can entail unexpected risks and limitations. In this article, we explore how these nations challenge Europe's ecological strategies and what this means for the future of sustainable development.
Growth in budget revenues and payments to oil workers may impact fuel prices at gas stations. We explore how financial flows in the oil industry reflect on fuel costs for consumers.
In light of the escalating situation in the Middle East, Russia is considering redirecting its hydrocarbon supplies. Which countries may become new trading partners and how will this impact the global market? Read more in the article.
Using diesel in crop rotation presents new opportunities and challenges for the agricultural sector. What implications could this have for yield, ecology, and farmer costs? We explore this in the article.
Russian oil is seeking new routes and markets. A shadow fleet, the Venezuelan tiger, and Indian cunning are in play as domestic raw materials battle for their place in the sun on the global stage.
The conflict in the Middle East could significantly impact fuel prices in Russia. Analysts warn of potential increases in gasoline and diesel prices should events escalate.
American LNG is currently not being supplied to Ukraine due to the lack of necessary infrastructure, agreements, and geographical obstacles. The development of import terminals and logistics is required to establish supplies.
In January 2026, India reduced its oil imports from Russia by 40% compared to December and by half compared to January 2025. An analysis of changes in the oil market.
The Russian government is planning to amend the budget rule in response to declining revenues from oil and gas. Possible measures to stabilise the economy are being discussed.
From Georgia to Greece, and from Indonesia to Malta, the West is altering its strategy: instead of pursuing tankers carrying Russian oil, port blockades are now being implemented.