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In Russia, exchange sales of AI-95 petrol are declining – what lies behind the figures: seasonal drop in demand, a shift to the over-the-counter segment, or the first signs of a shortage? We explore how this could impact wholesale and retail prices and what motorists can expect in the coming weeks.
By 2035, the global oil refining industry may contract by 20% due to the accelerated transition towards green energy and shifts in demand structure. Which countries and companies are at the greatest risk, and how will these changes affect the economy and ecology? We explore the key trends transforming the industry.
Fuel has entered the season – consumption is rising, prices are fluctuating, and there are queues at petrol stations once more. We’ve gathered what’s happening now and how to save without harming your vehicle: where to refuel more economically, what to watch for on receipts, and which habits truly reduce consumption.
What format of the Middle East could be beneficial for Russia: de-escalation without regime change, maintaining channels of influence, safeguarding logistics and energy security, as well as balancing relations with key regional players.
The Russian budget has, for the first time this year, received additional income from the oil and gas sector. We explore the factors that influenced these contributions and their potential impact on the country's economy.
Ministry of Energy signs agreements with oil companies in an attempt to curb rising petrol prices. We explore how realistic this is in stabilising the fuel market.
Seven OPEC+ countries have gathered for the first time without the UAE, which may influence the redistribution of roles and pricing policies. What lies behind this move?
Unveiling how American economic interests manifest against the backdrop of conflicts in the Middle East. Who benefits from wars, and how the interests of US companies often intertwine with military actions.
The blockade of Hormuz dangerously increases the risks of a surge in oil prices. Should the threats materialise, prices could exceed $150 per barrel. We explore what is happening and the potential consequences.
In April, the price of Urals crude oil increased, surpassing the premium ESPO grade. What lies behind this price shift and how will it impact the market?
New sanctions against icebreakers and port terminals may affect maritime transport and port infrastructure operations. We explore what exactly is prohibited and how this will impact export and logistics.
The EU has introduced new sanctions against the Russian fuel and energy complex and metallurgy. What measures have been put in place and how will they impact the market, exports, and prices? Read more about the imposed restrictions.