Core Viewpoint - Russia aims to establish "comprehensive energy sovereignty" from resource extraction to product transportation, emphasizing the need for technological leadership in the energy sector [1]. Group 1: Energy Sovereignty - President Putin highlighted the necessity for Russia to transition from being a buyer of energy equipment to a leader in technology within the energy sector [1]. - The Russian government is focusing on achieving technological advancement in energy and is advocating for comprehensive technical cooperation among energy-producing countries, free from sanctions and external pressures [1]. Group 2: Global Energy Relations - The restructuring of energy relationships poses challenges for both global and Russian energy development, particularly as many European countries refuse to purchase Russian energy due to political pressures [1]. - Despite these challenges, Russia remains a major producer of oil, natural gas, and nuclear energy, and plans to strengthen its position in the global energy market through partnerships aimed at creating a fair and sustainable global energy development model [1]. Group 3: Event Context - The "Russian Energy Week" forum is being held from October 15 to 17 in Moscow, with representatives from 85 countries and regions participating in the event [2].