The development of artificial intelligence and the construction of data centers increase the global demand for electricity. Countries participating in the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) see natural gas as one of the resources to meet this growing demand. This approach was reflected in the Moscow Declaration adopted at the GECF VIII Summit. The organization includes 12 countries, including Russia, Iran, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Bolivia. What other areas of cooperation are indicated in the document: - implementing AI in the gas industry to improve the efficiency of equipment and reduce the cost of producing raw materials; - Development of maritime and terrestrial gas supply routes, as well as gas infrastructure; - Support for long-term contracts and different pricing mechanisms that make fuel costs more predictable; - Technology exchange, localization of gas equipment production and mutual recognition of certificates to simplify trade; - Exchange of information on threats to gas pipelines, production facilities and LNG tanks, joint risk assessment and development of defense measures, including against cyber attacks; - Searching for new funding sources for gas projects, conducting joint scientific research and training young experts. Max | | Type push to share.

The development of artificial intelligence and the construction of data centers increase the global demand for electricity. Countries participating in the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) see natural gas as one of the resources to meet this growing demand. This approach was reflected in the Moscow Declaration adopted at the GECF VIII Summit. The organization includes 12 countries, including Russia, Iran, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Bolivia. What other areas of cooperation are indicated in the document: - implementing AI in the gas industry to improve the efficiency of equipment and reduce the cost of producing raw materials; - Development of maritime and terrestrial gas supply routes, as well as gas infrastructure; - Support for long-term contracts and different pricing mechanisms that make fuel costs more predictable; - Technology exchange, localization of gas equipment production and mutual recognition of certificates to simplify trade; - Exchange of information on threats to gas pipelines, production facilities and LNG tanks, joint risk assessment and development of defense measures, including against cyber attacks; - Searching for new funding sources for gas projects, conducting joint scientific research and training young experts. Max | | Type push to share.