On Tuesday, during a video conference, the OPEC+ ministerial monitoring committee confirmed the earlier decision to increase oil production by 350,000 barrels per day (bpd) in May, and by another 350,000 bpd and 450,000 bpd in June and July, respectively.
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.
Addressing the federal assembly on Wednesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin called the climate problem one of the country’s key priorities, urging to reduce CO2 emissions, develop new energy and facilitate access to clean energy sources.
Last Friday, a ceremony took place in the southern Russia region of Karachay-Cherkessia, with the Kuban River closed off to mark the beginning of the main construction phase of RusHydro’s two small hydroelectric stations Krasnogorsk SHPP-1 and Krasnogorsk SHPP-2.
Plans call for the station is to begin operation in Britain in 2027.
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