Energy & Mining
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Forecast and Next Steps: Continuing the Energy Transition
PARIS, July 26 — The International Energy Agency’s ‘Electricity 2024’ report projects that renewables will generate more than…
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Saudi Oil Attack Cuts 5.7 Million Barrels Daily Production
RIYADH, July 26 — When drones and missiles struck the heart of Saudi Arabia’s oil infrastructure in September…
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Nuclear Fusion Research Shifts to Dual-Use Military and Civilian Tech
WASHINGTON, July 25 — The triple product required for nuclear fusion — temperature, density, and confinement time —…
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US Energy Department oversees nuclear weapons, labs, security
WASHINGTON, July 25 — The United States Department of Energy occupies a singular position on the American national…
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US Sanctions, Strait of Hormuz closure tighten oil supply
GENEVA, July 25 — The US Treasury issued a 60-day waiver on sanctions covering Iranian oil exports on…
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US-Iran Tensions Historically Impact Oil, Global Economy
TEHRAN, July 25 — The petroleum industry in Iran sits at the center of a global energy calculus,…
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Rudolf Diesel’s 1892 invention evolves to ultra-low-sulfur standards
MOSCOW, July 25 — The liquid fuel known as diesel, designed for compression-ignition engines, remains a backbone of…
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$56.4 Billion in Extra Gas Costs: Breaking Down the Data Behind the
WASHINGTON, July 25 — The sustained increase in U.S. gasoline prices since the start of the Iran war…
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Data centers’ energy and water demands spark global opposition
WASHINGTON, July 25 — The hum of servers inside the world’s data centers is getting louder — and…
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Princeton Lab Evolves From Cold War Secrecy to Fusion Leader
PRINCETON, N.J., July 25 — A nuclear fusion laboratory that began life under a Cold War secrecy blanket…
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JET, Europe’s fusion reactor, shuts down after 40 years
LONDON, July 25 — Against the backdrop of a decommissioning effort that will stretch into the 2040s, the…
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Strengthening defenses and geopolitical race for fusion energy dominance
PARIS, July 25 — The Cold River attack has accelerated efforts to secure fusion research networks across NATO,…
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Russia targets nuclear fusion technology for global energy security
PARIS, July 25 — The sun’s engine is being reverse‑engineered in laboratories and private startups on both sides…
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Oil Prices, Insurance Costs Rise Amid Red Sea Crisis
LONDON, July 22 — The global oil market has absorbed shocks before, but the convergence of geopolitical tension…
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Bab el-Mandeb Strait: 20-mile chokehold on global oil trade
CAIRO, July 22 — The Bab el-Mandeb strait, a 20-mile-wide maritime passage whose Arabic name translates to “Gate…
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Houthi Red Sea Blockade Threat Boosts Oil, Shipping Risks
WASHINGTON, July 22 — The Houthi movement, a Yemeni rebel group backed by Iran, has forced a persistent…
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**Saudi Arabia Opens Nuclear Market to U.S. Firms, Boosting Jobs**
RIYADH, July 22 — Saudi Arabia has thrown open its civilian nuclear market to U.S. companies, a move…
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White House, Energy Department, Riyadh in Trump-Saudi nuclear deal
WASHINGTON, July 22 — On a sun-baked July afternoon, the long-simmering civilian nuclear pact between the United States…
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How the 123 Agreement Works: Legal Framework & Enrichment
WASHINGTON, July 22 — The Trump administration has submitted a nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia to Congress,…
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Uranium enrichment powers civilian reactors and nuclear weapons
WASHINGTON, July 22 — The technical reality of enriched uranium is that it is simply uranium in which…
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Middle East Conflicts Historically Spike Oil Prices
WASHINGTON, July 21 — In October 1973, Arab members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries imposed…
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State Renewable Portfolio Standards: How Mandates Shape Electricity
LONDON, July 21 — The renewable portfolio standard, or RPS, has become the quiet workhorse of clean electricity…
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Russia’s Gold Output Bolsters Reserves Amid Sanctions
MOSCOW, July 21 — The shift in global gold flows is becoming harder to ignore. Russia, the world’s…
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Wholesale Electricity Markets Drive Consumer Rates Volatility
WASHINGTON, July 21 — At a suburban utility substation outside Denver, the digital readout on a transformer flickers…
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