All but one EU country meet charging infrastructure targets, with 1.1 million public chargers by end of last year. Only Malta falls short of fleet-based charging capacity requirements.

Hyundai Motor Group opened HTWO ENERGY Cheongju, its first group-operated waste-to-hydrogen facility, converting wastewater sludge into hydrogen fuel for local use.

Houthi threats against Red Sea shipping have triggered a surge in oil prices above $91 per barrel, with tankers rerouting and Saudi Arabia accelerating crude exports from alternative ports.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro signed bipartisan legislation establishing a statewide framework for decommissioning ground-mounted solar projects, placing responsibility on developers rather than landowners.

LONGi announced a new world record for crystalline silicon-perovskite tandem solar cell efficiency at 35.5%, certified by the European Solar Test Installation, surpassing its previous 35.2% achievement.

The Trump administration is intensifying efforts to shift Iraq away from Chinese and Russian influence toward Western alignment, following a White House meeting between President Trump and Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi.

Environmental groups filed notice of intent to sue the Tennessee Valley Authority, alleging its construction of a methane gas plant alongside a coal facility violates the Clean Air Act.

Kazakhstan has suspended crude oil exports through the Caspian Pipeline Consortium terminal on Russia’s Black Sea coast following drone attacks on tankers and infrastructure.

Norway’s crude oil production exceeded forecasts in June, averaging 1.827 million barrels per day as offshore fields returned from maintenance, bolstering Europe’s energy security amid Middle Eastern supply concerns.