Gulf Producers Say Importers Should Share the Cost of Hormuz Workarounds
Low Wind Generation Prompts Another Power Margin Warning in UK
India Could Boost Crude and Critical Minerals Supply from Ecuador
EU Delays Methane Rules, Opens Refinery Talks as Fuel Prices Hit Records
100+ Oil Execs Predict Future WTI Oil Prices
At Least 50 Iranian Tankers Are Stuck in the Gulf as U.S. Blockade Holds
China Accelerates Ultra-Deep Drilling to Boost Domestic Oil Supply
Japan Courts Saudi Arabia and UAE as Asia’s Oil Supply Fears Persist
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Andhra Pradesh Energy Expo 2026 Wraps Up in Visakhapatnam, Putting the Spotlight on the State’s Next Energy Opportunities 
Singapore to bolster nuclear safety capabilities
The three studies will examine different aspects of nuclear safety: safety standards adopted by international organisations and national regulators, including how to design and operate the reactor safely, what safety…
Brazil’s NBEPar and Rosatom create joint venture
The signing ceremony for the new company, to be called Nadina Minerals, took place at the Nuclear Summit 2026 international forum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Rosatom said: “As part of…
NASA aims for nuclear-powered Mars mission in 2028
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman, speaking at the agency’s ‘Ignition’ event earlier this week, said: “If we concentrate NASA’s extraordinary resources on the objectives of the National Space Policy, clear away needless…
Assessment completed of Chernobyl shelter repair works
The New Safe Confinement (NSC) is the largest moveable land-based structure built – with a span of 257 metres, a length of 162 metres, a height of 108 metres and…
US Tracking Closely How to Get Oil Tankers Through Strait of Hormuz, White House Says
(Reuters) – White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt on Wednesday said the United States is tracking “very closely” how to get oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz. “As far…
Freeport CEO Says Iran War Energy Disruptions Could Delay New US LNG Projects
(Reuters) – Supply disruptions linked to the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran could delay construction of liquefied natural gas projects slated for development in the U.S., Freeport LNG CEO Michael Smith…
CERAWeek UPDATE: US Shale Firms Unlikely to Drill at $100 a Barrel Unless High Prices Last Longer, Executives Say
Shale producers helped make the U.S. the top producer in the world and are often counted upon to fill supply gaps because their operations can produce crude relatively quickly. Yet…
Gas, Not Oil, Is Where US Energy Dominance Matters
By In demand. Photographer: Callaghan O’Hare/Bloomberg Get the Latest US Focused Energy News Delivered to You! It’s FREE: The conflict in Iran represents both an expression of US “energy dominance”…
Germany and South Korea Face Rare Earths Supply Shortage
Germany and the EU as a whole, as well as South Korea, are staring at a deficit of rare earth elements, while the U.S. and Japan are busy making supply…
U.S. Waivers Spur Russian Oil Sales But Interest in Iran’s Crude Remains Low
The U.S. waivers on the purchase of Russian and Iranian crude on tankers have been a mixed bag of success in boosting oil supply in Asia. While refiners, especially in…
