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Crude output among OPEC members dropped to a generational low in May, while the group forecasts demand growth will outpace supply additions through 2027.
Kuwait ships 4 million barrels of crude to China and South Korea via supertankers, while Malaysia and Kazakhstan scramble for alternative supplies amid the Strait of Hormuz closure.
Brent crude fell to $86.36 and WTI to $83.88, both heading toward three-month lows, as traders price in diplomacy over conflict.
Bellevue Gold mine in Western Australia achieved over 155 consecutive hours of 100% renewable energy operation last month.
Brigham Young University–Hawaii is expanding its solar project to achieve full campus electrification from solar energy.
The Fraunhofer ISE achieves a new world record for solar module efficiency and advocates for vehicle-integrated photovoltaics to support grid stability.
Automakers offer incentives to help drivers with underwater loans switch to electric vehicles.
Britain accelerates its clean energy transition by offering grid connections to more than 700 solar, wind, and battery projects, bypassing permitting bottlenecks seen elsewhere.
The Denza Z, revealed in Chinese regulatory filings, boasts 1,180 kW of power with three electric motors.
Rising fuel taxes in six states add to energy inflation pressures, while crude prices ease on Middle East de-escalation hopes.
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice granted Baffinland immediate access to $110 million in financing.
More than 200 data centers are under construction in competitive House districts, creating political challenges for both parties.
Jamaica plans to drill for offshore oil, following Caribbean neighbors Guyana and Suriname, despite climate vulnerability and IEA calls to end exploration.
The AI-driven surge in electricity demand forces US regulators and utilities to confront fundamental questions about grid infrastructure, pricing, and access.
The British government will ban imports of diesel and jet fuel refined from Russian crude in third countries by January 1, 2027, closing a key sanctions loophole.
Aviation fuel demand is not collapsing, but the era of rapid growth fueled by cheap kerosene is ending, reshaping transition models.
The new electric hot hatch revives the iconic GTi badge as Peugeot enters the growing EV rally segment alongside Lancia and Renault.
Consumers are increasingly turning to home battery systems as rising energy costs and oil price volatility, exacerbated by Strait of Hormuz disruptions, make self-generated power more attractive.
A Kalmar Ottawa T2 EV terminal tractor operates without plugging in, using an in-road charging system in Ljungby, Sweden.
Jordi Visser argues on The Pomp Podcast that SpaceX's data center innovations and energy storage advancements are key to its valuation and digital asset infrastructure.
The Vietnamese automaker reaches a milestone in electric two-wheeler production.
ExxonMobil is exploring a potential acquisition of Woodside, according to people familiar with internal discussions.
The new system increases per-core transmission by nearly half and can carry over five times the traffic of conventional optical fibres.
Shifting laundry and other chores to off-peak hours during the 2026 World Cup matches could save money on time-of-use tariffs, according to E.ON Next research.
A new energy-efficient desalination method turns ocean water into drinking water using sunlight and converts leftover salts into useful materials.
US regulator mulls halting CME Group's bid to launch a round-the-clock oil futures contract, escalating tensions between the exchange and its overseer.
Shell is reportedly planning to sell its offshore wind farm assets in a deal that could raise more than $1 billion, according to Bloomberg.
The US oil rig count increased for the second consecutive week while crude prices tumbled on potential US-Iran talks over the Strait of Hormuz.
Depleting reserves and rising costs are pushing the mining industry to explore unconventional frontiers, from the Arctic and abyssal plains to asteroids.
The expanded 6,144Wh F3000 portable power station drops to $1,899 in a flash sale alongside other EV and e-bike deals.
Rothschild & Co Redburn highlights Linde's dominant position in rocket propellants and launch gases ahead of a potential SpaceX IPO.
A new memorandum of understanding between Washington and Tashkent aims to expand U.S. trade and investment in Uzbekistan’s energy, mining, IT, agriculture, and AI sectors.
State officials argue that a new law requiring utility participation in ISO New England makes them ineligible for an extra 0.5% return on equity.
Lake Mead is expected to drop below 1,035 feet within the next 12 months, triggering a 70% reduction in Hoover Dam's hydropower output.
The tech giant deepens its partnership with renewable energy firm Zelestra through a new power purchase agreement backing multiple U.S. solar projects.
Analysts warn that oil prices could spike later this summer if the Strait of Hormuz does not reopen, as stockpiles dwindle and the midterm elections approach.
Oil prices fell to a two-month low as conflicting statements from Washington and Tehran over a potential nuclear deal created volatile trading conditions.
BMW revealed the M Concept Neue Klasse electric sedan, an early look at the quad-motor i3 M EV.
Nigeria pumped 1.53 million barrels per day in May, its highest level since January 2025, marking the first time in years the country has met its OPEC+ quota.
Xiaomi has launched a compact, autonomous robotic arm EV charger for home use, a concept Tesla prototyped but never commercialized.
Norway campaigns for the EU to lift its ban on Arctic drilling, arguing local resources are more secure than LNG imports from the Middle East or the US.
For the first time, US solar generation exceeded coal-fired power across an entire month, marking a milestone in the energy transition.
A project near Morris, Minnesota, uses wind energy to produce ammonia for fertilizer, aiming to cut emissions and reduce reliance on natural gas.
Markets rallied and oil prices tumbled after President Trump indicated a potential breakthrough in U.S.-Iran negotiations.
President Donald Trump says a peace deal with Iran is near, but Tehran denies it and legal experts question whether recent US strikes constitute war crimes.
Rising energy import costs from the Middle East crisis are pressuring India's public finances, with the government preparing to exceed its deficit target for the first time since 2021.
San Francisco-based startup Chariot Defense is developing modular battery systems to power military gear from radios to directed energy weapons.
Geely's Xingyuan arrives in Australia as the EX2, marking the brand's first entry into the local EV market.
The bank now sees Brent averaging $80 per barrel next year, citing stronger non-OPEC supply and accelerating Chinese fuel efficiency gains.
Europe's new draft guidelines tie state aid for airports and airlines to emissions reductions and sustainable fuel adoption.
Sophisticated paper fraud schemes at the Port of Rotterdam, involving fake documents and websites, are costing oil traders millions as scammers offer non-existent storage capacity.
General Motors has partnered with Peak Energy to develop sodium-ion battery cells for grid-scale energy storage, with GM Ventures making a strategic investment in the startup.
A major rollout of 17,000 new public electric vehicle chargers is planned for the UK, following a previous 10,000-unit deployment in Kent.
Electric vehicles accounted for two-thirds of all new car sales in mainland China during the first week of June, a new record.
Ahead of its official launch next month, the Denza Z roadster will feature a tri-motor setup delivering 1,528 hp, signaling BYD's challenge to European luxury brands.
The United States is moving forward with its first floating LNG export terminal, a shift from traditional onshore plants as it leads global LNG exports.
Pacific Gas & Electric reaches a major milestone as the grid transitions from one-way delivery to an interactive system incorporating customer energy resources.
The mining giant is restarting nearly $300 million in environmental investments at its Quebec smelter after suspending the plan in February.
The gummy candy maker partners with Recht Logistik to deploy electric semi trucks for emissions-free shipping across European operations.
President Trump declared he would seize Iran's Kharg Island, the hub of its energy exports, before reversing his statement, as a fragile ceasefire frays.
Trinasolar's Vertex N Shield, a 620-W hail-resistant solar panel, is now available in North America, targeting extreme weather resilience.
Bluetti's 2,074Wh Elite 200 V2 portable power station drops to $759 with exclusive savings, alongside Navee and EGO electric vehicle discounts.
A coalition led by the Natural Resources Defense Council urges lawmakers to require data centers to supply their own power and speed clean-energy interconnection.
The Northeast Power Coordinating Council finds adequate resources for typical summer demand, though some areas may still face stress requiring emergency measures or imports.
As the Strait of Hormuz crisis cuts off 1 billion barrels of supply, governments are turning to distributed home battery systems to bolster energy security.
Firestorm Books in Asheville, North Carolina, has installed a microgrid to support the community after Hurricane Helene left them without power.
A joint venture aims to build a direct air capture plant on Teesside, targeting operations by 2030 and significant carbon removal capacity.
Hengli Petrochemical, sanctioned by the U.S. for alleged Iranian oil purchases, is scouting alternative crude supplies from the Middle East and West Africa.
Plugin electric vehicles captured 35.2% of the UK auto market in the first quarter of 2026, up from 30.0% a year earlier, with Tesla emerging as the top-selling battery electric vehicle brand.
The European Central Bank increased its main deposit rate to 2.25% as conflict in Iran drives higher inflation across the eurozone.
Specialized launches the Turbo Levo 4 X, a full-suspension off-road cargo e-bike designed for bikepacking and electric overlanding.
Commercial crude inventories fell 7 million barrels week-over-week as the U.S. military launched a second day of strikes against targets in Iran.
European companies develop zero-emission and hybrid-powered aircraft to decarbonize aviation and boost industrial competitiveness.
A new training hub in the Northeast will prepare workers for the expanding geothermal network industry across the US.
The expanded Trans Mountain pipeline is operating at maximum capacity for the first time, driven by strong demand from Asian markets.
Jiangnan Shipyard unveils a nuclear-powered offshore platform at a Greek exhibition, designed to serve as a cargo transfer and refueling hub to cut maritime emissions.
Oil prices edged higher on Thursday after Kuwait closed its airspace and Israel warned of launches from Lebanon.
The companies aim to enhance rare earth supply chain resilience through an integrated development partnership.
TU Wien researchers have demonstrated a novel catalyst design that allows ammonia synthesis using sunlight, air, and water at mild conditions.
Gold and equities plunge as renewed U.S. military action against Iran threatens a fragile ceasefire and pushes oil prices higher.
Researchers develop a controlled fire tornado technique to burn oil spills more efficiently, inspired by the catastrophic Deepwater Horizon disaster.
Misinformation and AI-generated content threaten to destabilize oil markets, as traders exploit rapid information flows regardless of accuracy.
Gov. Dan McKee's proposed cuts to energy efficiency and renewable energy targets are likely to fail as the legislature advances its own budget.
Climate insurer Descartes Underwriting has teamed with Nextpower to offer data-driven wind insurance for solar plants, addressing risks from dangerous straight-line winds.
The second phase of BYU-Hawaii's solar project will supply all campus electricity and extend renewable energy to a neighboring cultural center.
Earth's energy imbalance has hit a new record, trapping more heat and driving faster climate change, according to a guest post on Carbon Brief.
Total deal value reached $26.28 billion in the first quarter, the second highest on record, even as the number of transactions dropped sharply, according to S&P.
President Trump asserts he directed a military mission to move oil tankers through the strategic waterway, but provides no evidence.
Kia's smallest electric SUV outperforms all competitors in its class, delivering 105% of its official range in real-world driving.
Copper and other industrial metals slid as escalating geopolitical conflict in Iran combined with persistent interest rate hike concerns dampened investor appetite.
Brussels proposes banning LNG tanker sales to Russia and restricting support vessels, even as Europe remains the primary destination for nearly all Arctic LNG exports from the Yamal project.
Chinese EV maker BYD issued a statement refuting its inclusion on a US Department of Defense list of Chinese military companies.
A legal challenge seeks to halt a planned aluminum smelter in Oklahoma, which would significantly increase the state's power demand.
The government reported that the annual inflation rate rose to 4.2 percent in May, its highest point in three years, driven by higher energy prices linked to the Iran war.
Despite record Q1 capacity additions, permitting bottlenecks are expected to cap solar growth over the next five years.
Brazil is accelerating critical minerals policy development as the world's second-largest rare earths reserves attract US and Chinese interest.
China has begun drawing about 1 million barrels per day from its strategic petroleum reserves three months into the Middle East conflict that removed roughly a tenth of global supply.
A Texas-based environmental activist traveled to Taiwan to confront Formosa Plastics Corp. at its annual shareholder meeting over pollution concerns.
Alberta proposes a general corridor for a new 1 million-barrel-per-day oil pipeline to the British Columbia coast, pending federal approval.
OATI proposes using existing infrastructure to increase grid capacity without new towers or lines.