Uganda approaches its first oil exports with a new Pearl Sweet crude grade, but high wax content and incomplete infrastructure present significant commercial and logistical challenges.

UK households within 500 meters of new power pylons will receive £250 annual energy bill reductions as the government pursues over 40 grid upgrade projects to modernize aging infrastructure.

Great Britain faces potential electricity shortages during a near-total solar eclipse, prompting authorities to secure backup power supplies at inflated costs as solar generation is expected to drop significantly.

BP has secured a license to develop a major offshore gasfield in Venezuela, partnering with firms linked to the Trump administration in one of the first large-scale foreign investments since political leadership changes in the country.

Hundreds of Britain’s smallest power plants face elevated cyber-attack risk through the 2030s despite an Iran-linked hack last month that shut a small gas facility for four days.

Renewable energy and battery storage have transformed Texas’s grid reliability, eliminating conservation appeals this summer despite record-breaking heat and demand.

The U.S. is intensifying efforts to develop Iraq’s Akkas gas field as part of a broader strategy to expand American energy influence in the Middle East and reduce Iranian regional leverage.

A federal court ruled that the Tennessee Valley Authority violated environmental law in deciding to build a gas plant at a former coal ash spill site, vacating the utility’s approval.

Great Britain’s electricity system operator can now impose rotating power cuts with eight hours’ notice to prevent blackouts, marking the first time such action can be taken without invoking emergency government powers.

Household energy debt in Great Britain could reach £7bn by year-end as price caps rise to three-year highs, according to industry warnings, driven by global gas market pressures.

BP has appointed Ian Tyler as permanent chair, replacing Albert Manifold who was ousted in late May after eight months amid governance concerns, as the oil giant seeks to stabilize its leadership.

Environmental groups have joined a lawsuit challenging Los Angeles’s approval of a Scattergood Gas Plant retrofit to burn hydrogen and methane, alleging the city failed to comply with California environmental law.