Energy
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Redwood Materials Pivots to Grid Batteries as Recycling Scales
CARSON CITY, July 14 — JB Straubel is quietly reshaping the calculus of the global battery supply chain,…
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Peak Oil Debate: When Will Global Oil Demand Reach Its Peak?
MOSCOW, July 7 — The International Energy Agency’s projection that global demand for oil, natural gas, and coal…
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War Damage Leaves Ukraine’s Power Grid Bracing for a Hard Winter
KYIV, July 15 — Ukrainian energy infrastructure remains in a severely degraded state, with roughly half of the…
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Seven Dead in Mudflow at Freeport’s Grasberg Mine in Indonesia
JAKARTA — Recovery operations at the Grasberg mine in Central Papua, Indonesia, have concluded with the discovery of…
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Seven Miners Found Deceased After Mudflow at Indonesian Mine Site
On October 5, 2025, American mining giant Freeport‑McMoRan confirmed that the seven employees who vanished after a mudslide…
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NGCP Restores Power to Five Philippine Islands
Philippines, October 1, 2025 — infopulsetoday.com — The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines has announced that power…
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One Sixth Gone: How Ukrainian Drone Waves Broke Russia’s Fuel Market
LONDON, July 7 — The shift is subtle but real. For two years, Ukrainian drone strikes have been…
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Turkey Qatar Gas Pipeline to Power War-Torn Syria
Syria, July 30, 2025 — infopulsetoday.com — The Arab Gas Pipeline, a 1,200-kilometer web of steel that has…
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Turkey to Supply Natural Gas to Syria via Pipeline Project
On July 30, 2025, Turkey announced a plan to deliver natural gas to Syria using the Arab Gas…
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Deadly Mine Accident Exposes Illegal Mining Issues in Zimbabwe Province
After Hoist Collapse, Mashonaland Central Faces Mining Reckoning Two weeks have passed since a hoist system failure killed…
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U.S. Sanctions Target Iran’s Oil Smuggling as Exports Slip Past Curbs
TEHRAN, July 13 — For Americans used to thinking of Iran as a pariah state whose economy is…
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Iran Votes to Close Strait of Hormuz, Threatening Global Oil Supply
On June 22, 2025, Iran’s parliament voted to close the Strait of Hormuz, a narrow passage that handles…
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Hormuz Halt Puts Asia’s Oil Imports First In The Firing Line
SINGAPORE, Sept 4 — Asian governments are racing to expand strategic oil and gas storage closer to home,…
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China’s Solar Dominance Poses Major U.S. Energy Supply Challenge
BEIJING, July 9 — For all the noise about reshoring critical industries, the salient point remains that China…
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Laos Dam Boom Powers Exports, Wreaks Environmental Havoc
Laos has constructed more than 70 dams along the Mekong River and its tributaries since 2010, transforming the…
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Laos’ Hydropower Boom Fuels Exports but Damages Ecosystems
Since 2010, Laos has constructed more than 70 dams on the Mekong River and its tributaries, turning the…
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Laos Hydropower Boom Fuels Exports but Devastates Environment
Laos has constructed over 70 dams on the Mekong River and its tributaries since 2010, transforming the nation…
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Thailand Unveils Massive Hybrid Hydro-Solar Power Plant Project Successfully
On the 7th of May, 2025, the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) commissioned a groundbreaking project: a…
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Brunei’s Oil Wealth Faces Depletion Within Two Decades
The small Southeast Asian sultanate of Brunei is confronting a stark economic reality. According to the government’s own…
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Malaysia’s Oil Sector Faces Severe Talent Shortage Crisis
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Petronas warns Malaysia faces 30% energy workforce gap by 2030
Malaysia’s oil and gas industry may face a labour deficit that could amount to roughly 30 % of…
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Six Miners Killed, Eleven Injured in Tanzanian Gold Mine Accident
A tragic accident at a gold mine in Tanzania’s Shinyanga Urban District has left six people dead and…
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Vale Loses License to Operate Eight Brazilian Tailings Dams Suddenly
Brazilian state regulators have withdrawn Vale S.A.’s license to manage eight tailings dams located in Minas Gerais. The…
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Granholm’s China Calls and a Half-Drained Reserve: The SPR’s Rough Decade
WASHINGTON, July 8 — On the ground at the Department of Energy, Secretary Jennifer Granholm is navigating one…
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