Israel Signs $35 Billion Gas Deal with Egypt in Historic Leviathan Expansion
In a landmark move reshaping East Mediterranean energy dynamics, Israel’s Leviathan Partnership has signed a record $35 billion natural gas export agreement with Egypt. The deal, finalized between NewMed Energy…
Construction permit granted for new Chinese plant
“We believe that the submitted application documents comply with relevant national laws and nuclear safety regulations, and that the design principles and nuclear safety-related activities of units 1 and 2…
Q&A: Working towards a closed nuclear fuel cycle
How would you define a closed fuel cycle? A closed fuel cycle refers to a system in which fuel discharged from a nuclear reactor is reprocessed, and the recovered nuclear…
Uranium producers share market confidence in half-year roundups
On 1 August, French fuel company Orano said its revenue, EBITDA (standing for earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortisation – a measure of profitability), and operating income were all…
UAE collaboration delivers first low-carbon aluminium
The low-carbon aluminium is being marketed under the product brand MinimAL. The first customer for the Emirati product is Egyptian company CANEX Aluminum, who will use it to produce advanced…
Site surveys begin for first Kazakh nuclear power plant
The event was attended by of the Russian State Corporation Rosatom Director General Alexey Likhachev, Chairman of the Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Atomic Energy Almasadam Satkaliyev, and…
Trump May Look Like He’s Winning the Trade War, But Hurdles Remain
On inauguration day, the effective U.S. tariff rate was about 2.5%. It has since jumped to somewhere between 17% and 19%, according to a range of estimates. The Atlantic Council…
Why the Oil Market is Tight Despite Big OPEC+ Output Hikes
The reason is twofold, with some countries finding it hard to pump more, while others are being instructed by OPEC+ to hold back, as punishment for producing above their quotas…
White House Looks to Oust IEA’s Second-in-Command
The United States looks to replace the deputy executive director of the International Energy Agency (IEA), the second-in-command role in the agency that is usually reserved for a U.S. representative,…
Cheniere’s Q2 Earnings Soar by 85% as LNG Demand and Prices Rise
Cheniere Energy (NYSE: LNG), the biggest U.S. LNG exporter, booked an 85% higher net income for the second quarter from a year earlier amid strong demand for LNG and higher…


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EU Delays Methane Rules, Opens Refinery Talks as Fuel Prices Hit Records
100+ Oil Execs Predict Future WTI Oil Prices
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Japan Courts Saudi Arabia and UAE as Asia’s Oil Supply Fears Persist
Company profile: Interlune
Andhra Pradesh Energy Expo 2026 Wraps Up in Visakhapatnam, Putting the Spotlight on the State’s Next Energy Opportunities 








