China starts work on supercritical CO2 and molten salt energy project
Stallion begins high-purity helium supply amid India’s semiconductor push
Hungary Asks U.S. to Waive Tariffs Over Russian Oil Purchases
Hormuz Blockage Puts Qatar’s $83 Billion LNG Bet at Risk
Prague Caps Fuel Prices, Taxes Orlen’s ‘Windfall’ Refining Margins
Wholesale Gas Prices Are Reaching Consumers Faster, ECB Says
Saudi Arabia Reroutes Oil Exports as Houthi Strikes Target Yanbu
EFC breaks ground on $210m-backed Texas manufacturing facility
U.S. Diesel Hits Record $6.50 as Global Fuel Crunch Deepens
Norway’s Arctic Oil Pitch Falls Flat in Brussels
Kenya’s Gulf Energy Sets 2026 Target for First Oil
Kenya’s long-stalled Turkana oil dream has a new driver. Gulf Energy Ltd., a Nairobi-based trader, plans to start producing crude from the South Lokichar Basin by the end of 2026—nearly…
IEA Backs Bullish Oil Demand Growth Scenario in Tone Shift
The International Energy Agency further tempered its stance on an imminent peak in oil demand, reinstating a scenario in which global consumption keeps growing to the middle of the century.…
Nuclear power is making a comeback, says IEA
“A record high in nuclear power output is expected in 2025,” the IEA says. “Technology advances – particularly in small modular reactors (SMRs) – are improving the outlook for nuclear…
UK must change approach in order to win fusion race, says report
The new paper – – warns that without changing its current approach to fusion, the UK faces losing out to the USA and China, countries who are investing billions to…
EDF and Framatome to explore Cobalt-60 production
Co-60 is used to sterilise medical devices and is also used in cancer treatment. Most of the world’s supply of the isotope is produced by irradiation of naturally occurring cobalt-59…
Podcast: Financing new nuclear projects
This episode features World Nuclear Association’s Lola Infante, Senior Programme Lead Economics and Finance, and David Stearns, nuclear finance advisor and consultant. They consider why nuclear projects have generally been state-financed in the…
U.S. Sanctions Push Indian Refiners Away From Russian Crude
All but two Indian refiners have skipped placing orders for Russian crude for December after the U.S. sanctioned Russia’s top oil producers, Rosneft and Lukoil, sources with knowledge of the…
China Opens State Energy Projects to Private Investment
China is encouraging private investment in state-led major energy and infrastructure projects and could allow private investors to have more than 10% in certain projects, the government said in a…
U.S. Sanctions Force Russian Move to Relinquish Control of Key Serbian Oil Asset
The Russian owners of Serbia’s only refinery Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) have requested an extension of a U.S. license to operate as they negotiate to cede control of the facility…
Messer and PVChem to build energy-efficient ASU in Vietnam
Industrial gas major Messer and Petrovietnam Chemical and Services Corporation (PV Chem) have formed a joint venture to build Vietnam’s first industrial gas plant to recover cold energy from LNG…
