Romania Shuts Down Last Nuclear Reactor As Danube Hits 90-Year Low
Romania on Thursday began shutting down its only remaining operating nuclear reactor as record-low water levels on the Danube have forced nuclear power shutdowns in central and eastern Europe in…
Ukraine Strikes Gazprom’s 200,000-Bpd Salavat Refinery in the Urals
Ukraine struck another major Russian refinery Thursday, hitting Gazprom’s Neftekhim Salavat complex in the Urals as Kyiv intensified attacks that have already forced Moscow to curb fuel exports and even…
Global Refining System Has Little Spare Room Left
The global refining system has little spare room left to respond. That’s what Daniel Evans, Global Head of Fuels and Refining Research at S&P Global Energy, said in analysis piece by the S&P Global…
Chinese foundries record triple–digit quarterly growth
By 18 min ago 2 min read Net profits for Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) and Hua Hong boomed in Q2, capitalising on rising domestic AI chips demand. SMIC, China’s…
India Drives a Global Surge in New Coal Mine Plans
India turned into the world’s biggest coal power generation capacity builder, proposing as much as 638 million metric tons annually in new capacity last year. This was a surge from…
New Zealand Approves New Oil and Gas Production as Energy Security Concerns Grow
New Zealand’s petroleum and mining regulator has granted a 10-year petroleum mining permit in the onshore Taranaki region as the country looks to boost natural gas supply to the domestic…
High Oil Prices Deliver a Windfall for China’s Coal-to-Chemicals Industry
China’s biggest coal-to-chemicals producer reported record profits for the first half, raking in the equivalent of $1.4 billion as crude oil prices soared internationally, strengthening the business case for converting…
Alaska LNG Pipeline Bill Dies in Legislature, Governor Fires Back
A bill about the construction of a pipeline for liquefied natural gas has failed to secure sufficient votes in the state’s legislature, prompting a sharp reaction from Governor Mike Dunleavy…
India Eyes Two New Sites to Expand Strategic Oil Reserves
State-controlled Indian Strategic Petroleum Reserves Ltd (ISPRL) is finalizing feasibility studies for two new strategic petroleum reserves facilities as the world’s third-largest crude oil importer looks to boost its energy…
New opportunities for CO2 in food and beverage decarbonisation
By 31 min ago 3 min read The food and beverage industry is finding new ways to decarbonise, from lower-carbon refrigeration to carbon dioxide (CO2) recovery. But could more efficient…


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