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Russia developed a "shadow fleet" of tankers and alternative insurance schemes to bypass the G7 oil price cap.

Over the past two decades, this sector has undergone a massive transformation from post-Soviet recovery to becoming a central pillar of global energy geopolitics. 📈 2000–2008: The Era of Rapid Growth Russia developed a "shadow fleet" of tankers and

Crude prices rose from under $30 to nearly $150 per barrel by 2008. India and China became the primary buyers of

India and China became the primary buyers of Russian crude, fundamentally shifting global trade routes. 🔮 The Future: What Lies Ahead? Realizing the potential of super-chilled gas

Russia signed massive, long-term oil and gas deals with China, leading to the construction of the "Power of Siberia" gas pipeline.

Realizing the potential of super-chilled gas, Russia launched major Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) projects in the Arctic, such as Yamal LNG. 🌍 2014–2022: Sanctions and Resilience