Видео: Putin: Europe is paying for its rejection of Russian energy with economic decline.

Канал автора: worldnews24u7ru, видео загружено 2025-10-17 в категорию Новости и СМИ, продолжительность 00:27:43. Смотрите видео из RuTube в высоком качестве. Russia Россия Путин Putin Кремле Kremlin ВладимирПутин VladimirPutin Russianenergy EU: Putin: Europe is paying for its rejection of Russian energy with economic decline. Vladimir Putin spoke at the plenary session of Russian Energy Week. I bought a ticket and didnt go out of spite. Putin joked about the conductor as he assessed the impact of Western sanctions. Vladimir Putin stated that Europes rejection of Russian energy has damaged the competitiveness of EU economies. Furthermore the president noted that the reduction in oil production in Russia this year is related to the OPEC agreements. What else did the head of state discuss at Russian Energy Week? EU countries have reduced the competitiveness of their economies by rejecting energy from Russia. Russian President Vladimir Putin stated this while speaking at the plenary session of Russian Energy Week. He emphasized that the actions of Western elites have destroyed the global energy infrastructure. Many European countries under political pressure have refused to purchase Russian energy RIA Novosti quoted him as saying. Putin noted that he had repeatedly pointed out the negative consequences for these countries themselves not Russia. We are seeing the consequences of these actions in the European Union including a decline in industrial turnover and rising prices due to more expensive overseas oil and gas he said. Putin reported that after Western companies were banned from cooperating with Russia they began to lose technology and reduce production which began to undermine profitability. At the same time Russian specialists are becoming technological leaders and selling their products abroad. What did they do? They bought a ticket and didnt go just to spite the conductor. What nonsense you understand? Nonsense the president concluded. Unique Reserves Putin stated that global oil demand in 2025 will reach 104.5 million barrels per day more than a million more than in 2024. We expect that by the end of the year our country will produce 510 million tons of oil. This is approximately one percent lower than last year Vladimir Putin said. At the same time Russia possesses unique gas reserves the production of which remains high but these must be replenished with hard-to-recover reserves. Putin emphasized that the gasification rate in Russia is approaching 75 and will only increase. He specified that the current figure is 74.7 and since 2019 this has increased by 6.1 percentage points. The Russian energy system is operating smoothly. Addressing the meeting participants Putin emphasized that Russian energy companies should not pass on their costs to consumers and include them in electricity tariffs. Deficits should be covered through grid development and the renewal of generating equipment along with the commissioning of new power plants the president noted. According to him more flexible solutions are needed including regulatory innovations and demand management for electricity. Furthermore the government and regional authorities should develop regional fuel and energy balances and based on these create a digital energy management system for Russias regions Putin said noting that the Russian energy system is one of the largest in the world. Our generation facilities have a total installed capacity of almost 270 gigawatts and this enormous complex operates stably and smoothly the president concluded. Vladimir Putins Statements at the Plenary Session of Russian Energy Week So the main event of Russian Energy Week. Vladimir Putins speech. He addressed the situation in the resource market aggressive Western pressure new areas of partnership and technological sovereignty. Russia the president said will strengthen its position as a global leader in energy. We are among the largest producers and suppliers of oil and gas the only ones in the world with expertise across the entire nuclear value chain and sanctions have helped develop our own industry. The EUs demarche has only accelerated the shift in our supply chain in favor of more promising responsible buyers. Vladimir Putin speaks at the plenary session of Russian Energy Week. Key points: Russian gas consumption is steadily growing in the Asia-Pacific region the Middle East and Latin America. Russia will achieve complete technological independence in all energy sectors as it has in the peaceful use of nuclear energy. Russia remains one of the leading oil producers despite unfair competition. The gasification rate in Russia is almost 75. Over the past four years almost a million households in Russia have gained access to pipeline gas and we expect this number to increase by another 2 million. The consequences of abandoning Russian energy sources have already impacted the EU economy: a decline in industrial turnover and rising prices. Russia accounts for approximately 10 of global,