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Putin Wants Hostile States to Pay Rubles for Gas, Interfax Says - Vimarsana News

Putin Wants Hostile States to Pay Rubles for Gas, Interfax Says

(Bloomberg) -- President Vladimir Putin said Russia will start demanding payment for its natural gas shipments to states that it deems “unfriendly” in rubles, Interfax reported Wednesday.

Putin demands rouble payment for gas, escalating energy fight - Vimarsana News

Putin demands rouble payment for gas, escalating energy fight

Deepening its standoff with the west and potentially aggravating Europe’s worst energy crunch since the 1970s.

The International Investment Forum Will Be Held On March 29-30 In Ashgabat And Dubai - Vimarsana News

The International Investment Forum Will Be Held On March 29-30 In Ashgabat And Dubai

The International Investment Forum for Attracting Foreign Investments to the Oil and Gas Sector of Turkmenistan (OGT 2022) will be held on March 29-30 in Ashgabat and Dubai (UAE). The Forum is organised by the State Concerns «Turkmennebit», «Turkmengas», «Turkmenhimiya» and State Corporation «Turkmengeology», in partnership with Turkmen Forum and UK-based GaffneyCline.

War In Ukraine May Boost Renewables Investment - Vimarsana News

War In Ukraine May Boost Renewables Investment

Western governments are doubling down on their clean energy efforts as a direct result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Why the EU Didn't Include Nuclear Energy in Its Plan to Get Off Russian Gas - Vimarsana News

Why the EU Didn't Include Nuclear Energy in Its Plan to Get Off Russian Gas

The IEA included nuclear power as a part of its written plan for Europe to get off Russian gas. In the EU’s plan, nuclear was much less explicitly mentioned.