Russian Energy Week in Moscow dominated by talk of the US diesel deal

The Russian Energy Week has brought together thousands of delegates and experts from around 100 countries. Russia remains one of the world's principal energy producers and suppliers, despite international sanctions due to the Ukraine war. So these days, the delegates are discussing transformation of the oil and gas markets, investments in the electric power industry, new energy, ecology and energy efficiency. But geopolitics prevails. And the question on everyone's lips is the diesel supply deal between Russia and the U.S. We are currently working on implementing these Russia-U.S. agreements. They are trying to criticize the U.S. diesel deal, which benefits both Russia and the U.S. Most importantly, it significantly helps global markets. Diesel prices in New York fell by 5% following the announcement of this Russian-U.S. cooperation. This exhibition, as part of the Russian Energy Week, showcases domestic fuel and energy complex equipment, new solutions for energy security, like anti-drone solutions, and Russia's tech substitution as the country tries hard to achieve technological sovereignty amid overwhelming sanctions against it. The Energy Week paves the way for the upcoming eighth summit of heads of state and government of the gas-exporting countries, which is going to take place later in October here in the Russian capital, Yulia Shapovalova, Al Jazeera, Moscow.