Energy & Mining

ROME, July 6 — The shift is finally here. Nuclear fusion, the process that powers the Sun, is…

ROME, July 6 — The mechanics here are straightforward: what burns in a cylinder comes out a tailpipe.…

CADARACHE, July 6 — The geopolitical chessboard of energy security is shifting, and the world’s largest fusion experiment…

WASHINGTON, July 6 — The figure that matters: 30 new lithium mines, 60 new nickel mines, and 17…

ROME, July 6 — Nuclear fusion, long a theoretical prize in energy physics, is drawing serious investment and…

LONDON, July 6 — The numbers that underpin the global economy are, as ever, a matter of dry…

NEW DELHI — The cement and aluminium that build India’s cities, the petrochemicals that fuel its factories, the…

India is running out of time to reshape its trade strategy around climate policy. The country’s trade-pact approach,…

ANKARA — The timing is deliberate. Türkiye published its National Green Finance Strategy and Action Plan for 2026-2029…

ABUJA, July 5 — Ten thousand families across Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory are getting a cleaner way to…

OTTAWA, July 4 — On the ground here, the conversation around Canada’s hydropower future is no longer just…

BANGKOK, July 4 — The smell of cooking oil and fermenting sugar cane hangs over industrial zones across…

MOSCOW, July 3 — The shift is subtle but unmistakable. As Russia intensifies its military campaign against Ukraine,…

LONDON — The UK government has published new guidance on the Planning Act 2008, clarifying how major national…

This week’s nationwide heatwave is doing something months of warnings from utilities could not: it is forcing a…

The desert of eastern Syria holds little that is green, but for more than half a century, what…

One-third of Russia’s refining capacity is offline. That is the estimate from Chris Weafer, CEO of the consultancy…

MOSCOW, July 3 — President Vladimir Putin has downplayed the impact of Ukraine’s widening attacks on Russian oil…