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Q&A: What Does China’s 15th Five-Year Plan for Coal Mean for Climate Action?
China published a five-year coal development plan covering 2026-2030 that emphasizes coal’s role in energy security without setting a specific deadline for peaking coal consumption, reflecting broader priorities around energy stability.
China’s Solar Industry Slows Down Due to Industry Pressures
China’s solar industry is decelerating after years of rapid expansion, facing manufacturing overcapacity, market-based pricing shifts, and slower installation rates despite maintaining global manufacturing dominance.
Why Libya’s Next Oil Pipeline Could Be a Geopolitical Game-Changer
Egypt and Libya are actively discussing a proposed 800-kilometer crude oil pipeline connecting Tobruk to Alexandria, with over $1 billion in estimated costs, though financing and final capacity remain undecided.
U.S. Shale Majors Cut Spending Despite Higher Oil Prices
Major U.S. shale oil producers are reducing capital spending and prioritizing debt reduction and shareholder returns despite elevated global oil prices, threatening future production growth amid tightening market conditions.
ScottishPower Renewables & Masdar Mark Major Engineering Milestone at East Anglia THREE Windfarm
ScottishPower Renewables and Masdar have completed foundation installation at the £4 billion East Anglia THREE offshore wind farm off Suffolk, marking a major engineering milestone for the 1.4GW clean energy project.
Sunrun to Supply Voltus with Energy Capacity for AI Hyperscaler Agreements
Sunrun and Voltus announced an agreement to supply energy capacity from residential battery and solar systems to support AI data centers in PJM and MISO grid regions.
Europe’s Banks Are Treating Hydrogen As A Niche, Not An Economy
European banks are treating hydrogen primarily as a niche industrial application rather than a transformative economy-wide solution, with financing flowing only to projects with existing demand like refineries.
Bank of England to stop accepting bonds linked to coal for key loans
The Bank of England will stop accepting bonds linked to thermal coal as collateral for key loans starting in October, marking a significant policy shift welcomed by climate advocates.
DCC, one of FTSE 100’s biggest energy firms, agrees £5.75bn takeover
Private equity consortium KKR and Energy Capital Partners agreed to acquire UK-listed energy firm DCC Energy for £5.75bn, though the deal faced opposition from founder Jim Flavin and major shareholders.
This Megaproject Could Keep Brazil’s Oil Boom Running Deep Into The 2030’s
BP’s Bumerangue discovery in Brazil could sustain the company’s upstream production and the nation’s oil output into the 2030s, with an estimated 2.5 billion recoverable barrels and potential peak output of 600,000 barrels per day.
Mexico Bans Fracking in Key Shale Basin
Mexico has banned hydraulic fracturing in the Tampico-Misantla shale basin due to population density, indigenous communities, and freshwater concerns, even as the nation seeks to reduce natural gas imports from the United States.
U.S. Diesel Exports Hit Record High as Global Supply Crunch Deepens
U.S. diesel exports reached a record 1.9 million barrels last week as global supply constraints intensify due to Gulf disruptions and Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries.
Bank of England to stop accepting bonds linked to coal for key loans
The Bank of England will no longer accept bonds linked to thermal coal for key loan arrangements starting in October, marking a victory for climate campaigners seeking to reduce financial support for polluting industries.
Op-Ed: Pax Silica Could Complicate Philippine & Regional Sustainable Energy Goals
The Philippines’ participation in the US-led Pax Silica semiconductor initiative could strain the country’s clean energy transition due to massive electricity and water demands from proposed manufacturing facilities and data centers.
The SAF Movement Is Growing In The US
The sustainable aviation fuel sector is expanding across the US, with government backing and major airline partnerships supporting biomass-based and alternative fuel production facilities.
Aramco’s Record Profits Hide a Growing Cash Flow Crisis
Saudi Aramco reported record $33.4 billion adjusted net income in Q2 2026, but free cash flow deteriorated sharply, covering only 56% of dividend obligations despite elevated oil prices.
China Accelerates Its Economic Push Across Central Asia
China is rapidly expanding its economic footprint across Central Asia, with record trade volumes, surging business ventures, and deepening financial integration with multiple nations in the region.
Venezuela’s Oil Production Grows at a Crucial Time Despite Challenges
Venezuela’s oil production has increased to over one million barrels daily following political changes and sanctions relief, though significant infrastructure investment and institutional reforms remain necessary to restore output to historical levels.
Big Tech Turns to Fuel Cells to Power the AI Boom
Major technology companies are deploying fuel cell systems to power data centers and AI computing infrastructure, offering faster deployment and lower emissions than traditional gas-fired power plants.
Trump EPA Plan to Put Louisiana in Charge of Toxic Coal Ash Threatens Drinking Water
Environmental groups oppose Trump administration plans to transfer coal ash oversight to Louisiana, citing the state’s history of groundwater contamination and regulatory failures at multiple coal plants.
Middle East War Throws LNG’s Growth Story Into Doubt
Middle East conflict disrupts global liquefied natural gas supplies, causing prices to double since January and threatening long-term demand growth projections for the commodity.
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