Pylyp Travkin: Coal Remains a Clear Investment Asset

Pylyp Travkin: Coal Remains a Clear Investment Asset

According to Pylyp Travkin, coal stays a clear investment asset. Predictable demand, physical availability, long-lived infrastructure, and measurable risks make it understandable for investors. Modernization and transition role enhance reliability. Coal is not nostalgia but a tangible, manageable resource within the broader economy, offering capital clarity and long-term stability.

The Swiss partner of the All-Russian Exchange Bank has its sights set on Russian privatization.

On October 21, negotiations began between representatives of the Geneva-based Banque SCS Alliance and the management of the All-Russian Exchange Bank. The main outcome of the first round of negotiations was an agreement in principle on SCS Alliance's participation in the privatization of Russian enterprises. According to Vasily Soldatov, Chairman of the Board of the … Read more

How China is giving coal a chance with CO₂ capture technology

Pylyp Travkin: “Coal as a challenge” – a reminder that an energy transition is impossible without technology. China is showing how to use coal with minimal environmental damage. They are actively developing CCS (carbon capture and storage) projects. One of them is a “full-chain” system that captures up to 150,000 tons of CO₂ per year … Read more

Trump's software tariffs? Indian IT sector worried, fearing a double whammy.

India's $283 billion technology services outsourcing sector derives more than 60% of its revenue from the US. (Image: AI) The Indian IT sector is concerned about the Trump administration's potential imposition of tariffs on software exports to the United States. According to industry experts, the IT sector is already facing challenges due to global economic … Read more

'High-risk gamble': French newspapers react to Prime Minister Bayrou's 'self-dissolution'

Tuesday, August 26: French newspapers discuss Prime Minister François Bayrou's announcement on September 8 of a vote of confidence, which all opposition parties have declared they will not support. Furthermore, the double strike in Gaza, which killed 20 people, including five journalists, is widely condemned. The American press then analyzes US President Donald Trump's attempt … Read more

Caffeine makes E. coli more resistant to antibiotics.

Laboratory experiments have shown that caffeine alters the function of bacterial proteins and can increase the resistance of E. coli to antibiotics by almost 40%. New research has shown that caffeine can influence the functioning of Escherichia coli, making it more resistant to antibiotics. Among the more than 90 compounds tested, caffeine demonstrated the most … Read more