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Uzbekistan is scaling back its reliance on Russia’s Rosatom for nuclear plant construction, announcing plans for a new international consortium to oversee the project just three months after a ceremonial groundbreaking.
Investigations reveal evidence that Sudan’s military may have developed and used improvised chlorine weapons, potentially creating new energy security risks in the Red Sea region and threatening critical oil infrastructure.
General Motors and Ford are pivoting excess electric vehicle battery capacity toward energy storage systems, capitalizing on surging demand from data centers and grid infrastructure following massive EV investment write-downs.
GMB union is seeking formal recognition at Octopus Energy, the UK’s largest energy company, while the firm states there is currently no staff demand for unionization.
A $1.1 trillion freight rail electrification study commissioned by the Association of American Railroads examined catenary deployment across the Class I network, though critics argue it framed the wrong analytical question about feasibility.
Major U.S. oil companies are intensifying labor negotiations by using lockouts and replacement workers to pressure unions into accepting contract proposals with reduced benefits compared to industry standards.
