Energy & Mining
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Oil’s hidden role: From medicines to cars in modern life
SYDNEY, June 27 — The crisis in the Strait of Hormuz has delivered a fuel price shock that…
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Indonesia to implement world-leading B50 biodiesel mandate in 2026
JAKARTA, June 26 — Indonesia is set to begin a new chapter in its national energy policy on…
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China’s Battery Giant Bets Big on Sodium Amid Lithium Volatility
LONDON, June 26 — China’s Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd, better known as CATL, is shifting its focus…
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Taking advantage of Canada’s untapped energy source
OTTAWA, June 26 — The technical reality of Canada’s energy landscape is that a vast, untapped resource sits…
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Ameren Missouri Seeks Rate Hike For Electric System Upgrades
ST. LOUIS, June 26 — Ameren Missouri has filed a request with the Missouri Public Service Commission to…
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‘Natural leak’ of oil detected in the St. Lawrence
MONTREAL, June 26 — Scientists have detected a natural oil leak from the seabed in the Gulf of…
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Ameren Missouri Rate Request Targets 2027, Not Immediate Bills
Missouri families and businesses are staring down a rate increase that won’t hit their bills for nearly two…
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Ameren Missouri Rate Filing Triggers 11-Month Regulatory Review for 2027
The clock is already ticking on an 11-month regulatory review that will determine how much more Missouri families…
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PhD student accidentally discovers 30,000-litre oil leak in Gulf of St. Lawrence
Thirty thousand litres of crude oil, seeping from the seafloor in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, went undetected…
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Canada’s water power could fuel growing data centre electricity demand
OTTAWA — The power bill for a single large data centre can rival the electricity consumption of a…
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Canada Backs Tlicho-Fortune Venture with $50M for Remote Mine Road
The gravel roads threading through the Tlicho region will see heavy equipment moving under a new financial arrangement…
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Gambia Tourism Board and Geology Department sign deal to resolve land-use conflicts
For years, a patch of coastline in Gambia has been caught between two competing futures. One vision: a…
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Canada Funds Tlicho-Fortune Road Project to Connect Remote Mines
The gravel roads threading through the Tlicho region are already carrying heavy equipment. By nightfall, that work will…
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Report reveals code tracking Canadian energy ad targeting online
OTTAWA — The data stream buried in a June 26 report on Canada’s energy future is not about…
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GTBoard and Geology pact to resolve TDA land use conflicts
The mining licence for a plot of beachfront land in the Gambia’s Tourism Development Area could be cancelled…
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CATL Shifts from Electric Vehicles to Grid Storage as Sodium Batteries Rise
The numbers tell a brutal story of industrial transformation. Five years ago, stationary storage accounted for 2 percent…
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Ameren Missouri Rate Hike Decision Expected After 11-Month Wait
Missouri families and businesses are looking at an 11-month wait before they learn exactly how much more they…
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Geothermal Energy Poised for Global Expansion Beyond Volcanic Regions
WASHINGTON, June 25 — It is a story that begins deep underground, in the heat that has always…
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Policy Choices, More Than LNG, are Driving BC’s Search for New Dams
VANCOUVER, June 25 — British Columbia’s pursuit of new hydroelectric dams is being driven more by domestic policy…
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Lithium Prices Tumble As Traders Brace For CATL Supply Surge
SYDNEY, June 25 — What happens when the world’s biggest battery maker gets the green light to restart…
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Consumers Energy Offers $11M in Bill Assistance for Customers
JACKSON, Mich., June 25 — Consumers Energy has confirmed that nearly $11 million in financial assistance remains available…
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Mineral Wealth Beneath Ashram Drives Indian Government’s Mining Plans
Spiritual Community Faces Industrial Reality as Indian Government Pushes Mining The gardens are quiet. The meditation halls stand…
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Open-pit mining project threatens water supply at Indian spiritual community
ASHRAM — The water comes first. Then the gardens. Then the meditation halls. That is the order of…
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Federal, Ontario governments dispute $17.8 million in Ring of Fire funding
The $17.8 million figure is modest. Doug Ford says it’s nothing. The federal government says it’s something. And…
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