The main events in the fuel and energy complex for the week according to the authors of the Telegram channels in the weekly today's energy extract:
ExxonMobil went to Brussels: the oil giant is challenging EU laws on CO₂ storage.
Iran budgeted zero revenue from oil exports for 2027.
A hint of the reasons for the strong rotation of tankers with Russian diesel from the shores of the United States to Brazil.
Two heavy vessels came under Russian control: Moar and Tilah.
Russian diesel exports increase despite attacks on refineries.
Fuel prices fell during the week in 60 countries - Russia is not one of them.
Climate controversy: COP31 is changing the rhetoric from saving the planet to the economy of life, and the leaders of countries "who are in the forest, who are in the forest" are defending their interests.
Chinese oil refining - oil demand barometer.
In October, Russia earned $21.15 billion from the export of oil and oil products. This is the best result since May and 65% more than a year ago.
Armenia was not very happy with the growth of the American presence, including in the energy and transportation sectors - "accents" analysis.
Germany reported the depletion of gas reserves and offered an alternative option. State authorities plan to temporarily bring old coal-fired power plants back into operation.
EU spending on Russian LNG in 10 months exceeded 2025 total.
Global LNG market players and their roles in the value chain.
Is it a success or not yet?
Mongolia rushes to declare the Agyin Gul hydroelectric station safe for Lake Baikal, without waiting for the scientists' report. IRTTEK investigated the risks of the project.