Oil
29.03.2022, 11:39
Germany should strive to reduce dependence on energy imports from Russia. This was stated by German Foreign Minister Annalena Berbock.
28.03.2022, 17:48
Germany unlikely to cut Russian gas consumption by 2024.
28.03.2022, 14:42
The rejection of Russian hydrocarbons will lead to serious consequences for the European and world economies.
28.03.2022, 12:57
Russia will definitely not supply gas for free, Dmitry Peskov, press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation, said.
28.03.2022, 11:01
The Italian oil and gas group Eni will not pay for the supply of Russian gas in rubles, as it does not have the opportunity to do so.
24.03.2022, 16:02
A sharp and ill-conceived refusal to supply oil and gas from Russia will have disastrous consequences for the energy supply, the economy of Austria.
24.03.2022, 15:25
Immediately after the speech of Russian President Vladimir Putin, wholesale gas prices in Britain rose by 18%. This is reported by the Daily Express.
24.03.2022, 14:16
In 2022, oil prices may rise above $200 per barrel. This is reported by the Financial Times, referring to statements by world oil traders.
24.03.2022, 10:03
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic called Russia's decision to convert payments for gas into rubles a problem for the world.
22.03.2022, 18:03
US President Joe Biden will try to convince EU leaders to abandon Russian energy sources, but it is absurd to offer Europe to get away from oil and gas from Russia.
21.03.2022, 17:24
Bulgarian Prime Minister Kiril Petkov said that his country allows new negotiations with Gazprom on gas supplies in the future.
21.03.2022, 13:24
Gas prices in Europe at the opening of trading on March 21 are below $1,200 per thousand cubic meters.
21.03.2022, 12:09
EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell confirmed that EU foreign ministers intend to discuss the possibility of refusing to import oil from Russia.
17.03.2022, 13:39
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, following talks with Saudi Arabia and the UAE, failed to achieve public promises to increase oil production.
15.03.2022, 17:02
The White House has asked popular TikTok bloggers to blame Russian President Vladimir Putin for rising U.S. fuel prices, Fox Business reported.
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