Armenia – Eurasia and the US nuclear energy
Armenia is under constant pressure from the US to join sanctions against Russia. Westinghouse “building small modular nuclear reactors”. Energy independence
Armenia is under constant pressure from the US to join sanctions against Russia. Westinghouse “building small modular nuclear reactors”. Energy independence
Gas intended for Nord Stream started being delivered as LNG to Asia and other parts of the world. Pskov tanker completed loading LNG
There are 171 nuclear reactors for the production of electricity in operation on the territory of 18 countries of Europe
President of the United States in an address to the nation publicly acknowledged the fall of the American economy, blaming Russia for this.
Russia & China signed an agreement on oil supplies through the territory of Kazakhstan. Result of the visit of the Russian President
The German “greens” under the flag of ecology staged a blackout in the country. Who benefits from all this?
Europe (and the whole world as a whole) has chosen the transition to hydrogen energy as the most economically and energetically effective
The potential for increased cooperation between Russia and India in the energy sphere is immense. Investors in both nations looking to expand
Russia continues to work to build up its strategic presence in key points on the world map. It is about energy and about “Pakistani Stream”
Russian giant Rosatom is rightfully considered the world leader in nuclear energy and a number of other high-tech areas, as evidenced by an
Hydrogen-mixed economy might be coming much sooner than expected. There are many factors contributing to that outcome – let’s look at them