The United States is rapidly expanding its battery manufacturing capacity through policy support and foreign investment, but risks oversupply and continued dependence on Chinese supply chains.
Markets appear stable on the surface, but underlying stress is building across interconnected commodity chains—oil, gas, ...
England’s new Land Use Framework aims to optimize land allocation for food production, housing, renewable energy, and ...
Europe is accelerating offshore wind as Hornsea 3 connects its first cable and France tenders 12 GW — while the U.S. pays $1B ...
For the first time in weeks, Donald Trump failed to cool oil markets, as escalating tensions with Iran crushed ceasefire ...
Abu Dhabi suspended operations at Habshan, the UAE's largest gas processing site, after falling debris from an intercepted ...
President Donald Trump said Friday the United States could reopen the Strait of Hormuz and “take the oil and make a fortune,” ...
Trump is weighing a NATO withdrawal after European allies refused to send warships to the Strait of Hormuz, deepening the ...
Meg O’Neill assumes leadership of BP amid war-driven profit gains, but faces urgent pressure to define a credible long-term ...
A CMA CGM container ship has become the first vessel linked to Western Europe to transit the Strait of Hormuz since the war ...
Structural energy shortages, not geopolitics alone, are driving global conflict, and a U.S. defeat in Iran could accelerate a ...
OPEC+ is preparing to weigh another output increase this Sunday as the world’s most critical oil artery remains effectively ...
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