Having starting in advance a plan to put 50 % of its net income into dividends, Gazprom plans to boost its gas refining capacity as well as shipments through export pipelines, while also devoting more attention to CO2 emissions
Solar installations on the roofs of Russian homes could soon become commonplace.
The virtual world climate summit took place this week with 40 countries taking part. World leaders set out its plans for reducing CO2 emissions and for a transition to a carbon-free economy.
World-wide oil demand – which fell by 8.5 million bpd in 2020, will rise by 5.4 million bpd in 2021, according to the Global Energy Review published on Tuesday by the International Energy Agency (IEA).
What future awaits nuclear power? What lies behind the monopoly situation on world markets for gas turbines? Is there a niche in Russia for renewable energy sources? Yuri Petrenya, a specialist in energy machine building, speaks about all these matters in an interview with Global Energy.
Despite the risks of a slowdown in demand, European gas imports in the next few years should uphold reduced gas production on the continent and the phasing out of coal-fired power generation, say experts from the Global Energy Association.
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