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Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Plan Stalls One Year After Washington Breakthrough
One year after signing a provisional peace deal, Armenia, Azerbaijan, and the US report progress on infrastructure projects but face obstacles in finalizing a comprehensive peace agreement.
Middle East War Pushes China Toward the Arctic Trade Route
China’s shipping firm Sea Legend launches the first regular container service through Arctic waters, offering an alternative to Middle East routes threatened by Houthi attacks and geopolitical tensions.
Alaska’s $55B LNG Mega-Project In Talks With More Buyers Ahead Of FID
Alaska LNG, a $55 billion megaproject, is advancing toward a final investment decision after securing offtake agreements for over 13 million metric tons and negotiating with two additional potential buyers.
Inside the U.S.–Israel–Saudi Plan to Cut Iran Out of Global Oil
The U.S., Israel, and Saudi Arabia are developing infrastructure projects designed to bypass Iranian-controlled maritime chokepoints and reduce Tehran’s control over global oil flows.
Germany’s Hydrogen Industry Is Overselling Its 6 GW Reservation Headline
Germany’s hydrogen industry reported nearly 6 GW in pipeline capacity reservations, but analysis reveals this figure double-counts network capacity and represents minimal actual commercial commitment to hydrogen production or consumption.
Ministers urged to curb energy costs as Great British homes face 13% bill surge
Great Britain faces a 13% surge in quarterly energy bills this week, reaching £1,862 annually for average households, as consumer energy debt hits record levels amid pressure on government to address affordability.
Lawyers to investigate claims of GB power grid cover-up over blackout risk
Great Britain’s grid operator has commissioned independent investigators to examine whistleblower accusations of a cover-up regarding blackout risks during a recent heatwave in late June.
BP puts North Sea oil and gas business up for sale
BP has launched a formal process to sell its North Sea oil and gas business, marking an end to six decades of operations in the region as the company focuses on higher-value opportunities.
The Road To Green Hydrogen Is Paved With Deuterium
Startup Aternium is building a facility in Delaware to produce green hydrogen and deuterium oxide using renewable energy, positioning itself as an alternative amid reduced federal support for hydrogen initiatives.
Natural Gas Down, VPP, DERs, And Grid Modernization Up
Natural gas power plant additions have stalled since early 2025, while wind, solar, and energy storage technologies advance alongside grid modernization initiatives supporting distributed energy resources and virtual power plants.
What Is Cape Cod Doing To Secure Its Energy Independence And Protect Its Natural Resources?
Cape Cod is implementing regional planning strategies through development agreements and ocean management policies to balance growth with protection of its fragile coastal ecosystems and natural resources.
New Solar Cell Design Solves A Problem That’s Plagued Panels for Decades
Researchers at Hong Kong Polytechnic University developed a perovskite-organic tandem solar cell that maintains 97 percent efficiency when partially shaded, addressing a longstanding durability problem in solar panel technology.
Ministers urged to curb energy costs as Great British homes face 13% bill surge
Great Britain households face a 13% surge in energy bills this week, with unpaid energy debt reaching a record £4.8bn as ministers face pressure to address affordability concerns.
Norway’s national oil company’s profits double to $11.5bn amid war on Iran
Norway’s Equinor reported profits nearly doubled to $11.5 billion in the second quarter, driven by elevated oil and gas prices stemming from regional geopolitical tensions affecting global energy supplies.
Germany Is Subsidizing Hydrogen Truck Purchases, Not Battery-Electric Ones
Germany’s hydrogen truck subsidy program covers up to 80% of vehicle costs, while battery-electric trucks lack comparable federal purchase support, potentially distorting fleet purchasing decisions despite lower lifetime operating costs.
Ameren Missouri Bets Big on Expensive New Gas
Ameren Missouri announced plans for a new 2.1-gigawatt gas plant as turbine costs surge, while solar-and-storage alternatives show comparable pricing and grid benefits.
Thousands of Comments Call on FERC to Reconsider Proposed Expansion of Blanket Certificate Program
Sierra Club submitted over 3,000 comments opposing FERC’s proposal to double approval thresholds for blanket certificates, which would allow faster permitting of larger natural gas infrastructure projects without full environmental review.
Lawyers to investigate claims of GB power grid cover-up over blackout risk
Great Britain’s grid operator has commissioned independent investigators to examine allegations of a cover-up regarding blackout risks during a heatwave in late June, following whistleblower complaints.
EPA Will Allow SRP to Continue to Recklessly Dump Toxic Waste
The EPA approved an application allowing Salt River Project to continue operating an unlined coal ash pond at its Coronado Generating Station in Arizona despite previous violations of disposal standards.
Army Corps Sued Again for Failing to Protect Waterways, Endangered Wildlife from Pipeline Construction
Environmental groups filed suit against the Army Corps of Engineers over a permit enabling oil and gas pipelines through wetlands and waterways, citing violations of environmental protection laws.
Renewables Provide More Than 30% of US Electricity
U.S. renewable energy sources generated more than 30% of national electricity in the first five months of 2026, growing over 10% year-over-year, with solar, wind, and battery storage projected to add approximately 83 gigawatts of capacity by mid-2027.
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Vancouver Goes Even Greener With New Rules for Multi-Unit Construction
When its ambitious Green Buildings Policy for Rezonings goes into effect May 1, Vancouver will gain even more stature as one of North America’s environmental leaders – especially in the building sector. But, the new bylaw has sparked questions over the price to be...
Various Trading Options to Participate In Eventual Increase in Oil Prices
Oil touches everything in the world economy. Products or goods made from petroleum are countless. Look around your office and home, as almost everything you see includes petroleum. Oil is regarded as life source of the world economy. Without it, the world economy...
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