47 articles tagged with "Energy"
China National Nuclear Power has reported a 2.7% year-over-year decrease in on-grid power generation for the first quarter of the year.
A reported attack by Ukraine has inflicted significant damage on a vital oil pipeline in Russia, raising concerns about regional energy infrastructure stability.
Israel's military is preparing to strike Iranian energy sites, contingent on US government approval, amidst escalating regional tensions.
Five energy executives in Kenya have been arrested amid allegations of manipulating fuel prices during an ongoing crisis linked to the war in Iran. The investigation raises concerns about systemic corruption.
Barrell Energy has successfully raised Series B funding and acquired 52,000 acres to bolster its lithium extraction capabilities in the U.S. market.
India has successfully imported Iranian oil for the first time since 2019, marking a significant shift in energy procurement strategies without payment complications.
Scott Yauck, President and CEO of Cobalt Partners LLC, has been recognized at the C-Level Awards 2026 for his contributions to the energy industry.
Recent IEEPA ruling allows energy projects to reassess costs, potentially qualifying for significant refunds that could amount to millions.
China's dominance in rare earth elements presents both challenges and opportunities for global infrastructure. The geopolitical landscape surrounding these resources is complex, with various nations seeking alternatives.
Mitsubishi Materials has signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at enhancing its rare earth operations in the U.S., focusing on critical elements for technology and energy.
S&P Global's report highlights significant energy supply challenges that could impact the sustainability of Big Tech's $635 billion investments in AI technologies.
Ukraine's President Zelensky acknowledges requests from allies to limit attacks on Russian energy infrastructure, citing rising energy prices linked to the Iran conflict.
The UN nuclear watchdog has reported severe damage to Iran's Khondab facility, which is essential for heavy water production, raising concerns about the implications for nuclear capabilities.
EnergyX has launched the first direct lithium extraction plant in the United States, located in Texas, which is expected to enhance domestic lithium supply and energy independence.
With crude oil prices currently at $75 per barrel and projected to increase by 10% in the coming month, discussions around energy rationing are resurfacing.
A new Saudi pipeline is now operational, pumping 7 million barrels per day and significantly decreasing the country's reliance on the Strait of Hormuz for oil transport.
The introduction of 150 fuel cycle bills in the US, alongside WNA's 2040 uranium pricing projections, indicates significant long-term implications for domestic uranium markets.
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov has accused the US of attempting to gain control over the Nord Stream gas pipelines, highlighting rising tensions over European energy infrastructure.
Italy's strategy to secure energy resources includes negotiations with Algeria to compensate for lost LNG supplies from Qatar, vital for its gas-dependent electricity generation.
Zettajoules serve as a vital unit of energy measurement in climate science, reflecting the severity of Earth's energy imbalance and its implications for climate change.
President Trump has announced a five-day pause on military actions targeting Iran's energy infrastructure, following recent diplomatic discussions.
Iran has indicated a willingness to target Gulf energy and water infrastructure in response to U.S. military threats, raising significant concerns about regional system stability.
As the conflict between Trump and Iran intensifies, both nations are asserting their energy objectives, which could have significant ramifications for global energy infrastructure.
The recent bombing of the world's largest LNG plant raises significant concerns regarding gas supply stability for Italy and Belgium, with potential implications for energy infrastructure.
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is disrupting energy markets, with significant implications for South Africa's economic stability and energy infrastructure.
During his visit to Israel, French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot emphasized the need for Iran to make significant concessions and called for a halt to strikes on energy infrastructure.
China's oil output has reached unprecedented levels, prompting scrutiny regarding the sustainability of this production and its implications for global oil markets.
Trump's recent declaration regarding Israel's operations in Iran's energy sector could have significant implications for regional energy infrastructure and market stability.
Former President Trump claims Israel's recent strike on an Iranian gas field was executed independently of US or Qatari involvement, prompting concerns over regional energy stability.
Recent Iranian missile strikes on a vital LNG export facility in Qatar have led to a 4% increase in oil prices, raising concerns over potential supply disruptions.
The recent agreement between Iraq and Kurdistan to restart a key oil pipeline is poised to impact oil exports and stabilize global crude prices.
Stallion Uranium has completed a ground gravity survey over the Coyote Corridor, a key step in assessing its uranium resource potential.
Uranium Energy Corp's recent Q2 2026 earnings report indicates significant growth alongside the expansion of their In-Situ Recovery (ISR) operations.
Centrus Energy is employing AI technology to tackle the complexities of uranium expansion, aiming to improve efficiency and manage associated costs and risks.
Trump's invocation of emergency powers to restart the California coastal pipeline raises significant infrastructure and operational considerations, with Governor Newsom planning legal countermeasures.
A detailed examination of the implications of former President Trump's policies on Iran's nuclear ambitions and their effects on global non-proliferation efforts.
Energy Fuels stands out as the sole Western company engaged in uranium mining, rare earth separation, and alloy production, highlighting its strategic role in the energy sector.
The anticipated increase in uranium production and the progress of the Dewey Burdock project suggest significant implications for South Dakota Energy Co.'s operational capacity.
Lundin Mining is advancing its operations in the energy sector, emphasizing sustainable mining and production efficiency.
The ongoing Iran War has led to significant output reductions from major Gulf oil producers, pushing oil prices over $110 per barrel.
Smackover Lithium has finalized its first binding offtake agreement, a crucial development for the South West Arkansas Project, enhancing the lithium supply chain in the energy sector.
Atomic Eagle's Zambia project has successfully ramped up uranium production from 47Mlb to 58Mlb, coinciding with a global decrease in uranium supply.
Asian energy stocks are seeing notable increases, attributed to the recent rise in oil prices driven by escalating conflicts in the Middle East.
Traders anticipate a brief impact from recent Middle East tensions on oil markets.
An essential guide to the week’s key developments relating to climate.
Concerns mount over energy shortages as conflict in Iran disrupts supply chains.
Russia's President Putin has indicated that gas supplies to Europe may be disrupted as Iran's energy market experiences significant changes, raising concerns about energy security.