Oil prices have fallen to pre-Iran war levels as tanker traffic through the strait of Hormuz increases, with Brent crude dropping more than 20% this month amid easing Middle East tensions.

The EU’s 21st sanctions package against Russia faces significant delays with nearly six weeks past deadline, as member states demand exemptions on fish imports, visa bans, and other measures.

Global shipyards are building specialized offshore wind construction vessels to reduce costs and accelerate deployment, despite domestic industry challenges in the United States.

Researchers at the National Laboratory of the Rockies are using advanced analytical techniques to improve battery safety across the full lifecycle, from material design through emergency response.

California startup HyWatts is developing a green hydrogen system for off-grid EV charging stations, featuring a reversible fuel cell that combines electrolyzer and power generation in a single unit.

The Port of Long Beach describes investments as “zero-emission” while its capital spending increasingly favors electric chargers and equipment over hydrogen infrastructure, revealing an operational shift toward battery technology.

Nigeria aims to reach 3 million barrels per day of crude oil production by 2030, nearly double current output and the highest level in the nation’s history, according to the upstream regulator.

Russia’s Rosatom is cutting its investment program by nearly 50 percent due to financial difficulties, threatening nuclear energy projects planned by Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.

The Asian Development Bank is launching a $50 billion Pan-Asia Power Grid Initiative to deliver renewable electricity across borders, supporting the region’s expanding AI data centers and semiconductor manufacturing.