The European Green Deal, which the European Commission is working on these days, will encompass many industries of the global economy. Russia will not be an exception: climate-related customs duties on the import of iron, steel, aluminum, cement, fertilizers and electricity to the European Union will be a great challenge that exporters will face.

Dmitry Peskov reported that Russian President will also hold a traditional meeting on the socio-economic development of the Far East.

According to Maxim Reshetnikov, the agreements "will serve as the foundation that a climate policy can rest upon".

At least 72,000 charging stations and more than 1,000 hydrogen filling stations will be built in Russia by 2030.

To create branches, such market players should have assets worth at least $5 bln and the accreditation with the Bank of Russia.

According to him, the financial authorities are taking the necessary measures to bring inflation back to the planned level.

Seaports of Alexandrovsk-Sakhalinsky, Moskalvo, and Poronaisk will be closed for provision of services and calls of foreign ships.

This measure is aimed at stabilizing the construction materials market.

The OPEC+ coalition’s recent agreement to steadily raise oil production is paving the way for Russia to slowly shrug off Covid-19 curtailments, Norway’s Rystad Energy consulting company said in a statement.

The trials of gas and cryogenic equipment, loading systems, pumps and compressors for LNG storage and unloading have already been completed.