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Expert: Coal miners have been through many crises, but those who stuck to their technology always recovered
The coal industry has been through many crises, but those enterprises that did not curtail their production and kept their technology and staff then recovered, said Kemerovo Region Governor Sergey Tsivilev in an interview with the President of the Global Energy Association Sergey Brilev. According to him, despite a 10-12% decline in coal production this year, the region continues to grow. Coal shipments to the east are gaining momentum, and new markets in southern Europe are opening up.
“Global Energy” creates new award for Russian academics
The Global Energy Association (registered in Moscow and responsible for the international prize of the same name) has created a new award specifically for Russian academics – to be presented for their contributions to the development of energy in the country: The Honorary Diploma of the Association.
Natural gas demand poised for long-term growth
The Gazprom Board of Directors took note of the information concerning the impacts of the events of 2020 on the long-term outlook for the global energy market.
Rae Kwon Chung: Russia plays an important role in the global energy transition
Rae Kwon Chung, Chairman of the Global Energy international Prize Award Committee and winner of the Nobel Peace prize, addressed the third online meeting of experts for “The energy transition to the post-Covid world.”
Carlo Rubbia, otro ganador del ‘Global Energy Prize’ nos habla del futuro de la energía nuclear (VIDEO)
Carlo Rubbia es el ganador del “Global Energy Prize 2020” por promover la energía sostenible en el contexto de la gestión de residuos nucleares y la pirolisis del gas natural
“The future of energy” through the eyes of professionals
Three professionals took part in a discussion dubbed “The Future of Energy” within the framework of the 12th Gaidar Forum – Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak, the CEO of Gazprom Neft, Alexander Dyukov, and the President of the Global Energy Association, Sergey Brilev – with the focus placed on measures to counter climate change, carbon capture and the future of hydrogen.
How did the Fuel and Energy sector fare in 2020?
We actually did it. We made it through 2020 – a strange year if there ever was one.
Expert: Coal miners have been through many crises, but those who stuck to their technology always recovered
The coal industry has been through many crises, but those enterprises that did not curtail their production and kept their technology and staff then recovered, said Kemerovo Region Governor Sergey Tsivilev in an interview with the President of the Global Energy Association Sergey Brilev. According to him, despite a 10-12% decline in coal production this year, the region continues to grow. Coal shipments to the east are gaining momentum, and new markets in southern Europe are opening up.
Shale – constantly in the mix
The fundamental principles of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, were initially devised in the Soviet Union. But in recent years, they have been in active use in the United States.
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