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Steady Progress Reshapes Australia’s Energy Market — July 2026 Update
Australia’s renewable energy sector reached record output in July 2026, with coal and gas generation falling significantly while battery storage capacity more than doubled over the past year.
Greenland Warns Trump-Linked Firm over Unauthorized Drilling Plan
A Texas-based oil company linked to Trump is moving drilling equipment in Greenland without authorization from local authorities, prompting a government warning about required approvals.
Global Diesel Crunch Worsens Ahead of Peak Winter Demand
Global diesel supply faces mounting pressure as demand rises heading into winter, with shortages already appearing in Southeast Asia and European refineries operating at reduced capacity due to geopolitical disruptions and regulatory pressures.
Colombia Revives Oil And Gas After Four-Year Renewable Energy Push
Colombia’s newly elected right-wing president pledges to revive the oil and gas sector after four years of renewable energy expansion under his left-wing predecessor, signaling a shift toward balancing fossil fuel production with continued clean energy development.
The Hormuz Shock Is Far From Over
Shipping transits through the Strait of Hormuz remain disrupted Monday morning despite reported progress toward an Iran-Oman deal, with global supply-chain stress persisting near pandemic-era highs.
U.S. Solar and Storage Industry Statement on New Sec. 232 Tariffs on Solar
The Trump administration has imposed new tariffs and minimum import prices on polysilicon and solar products, prompting industry leaders to warn of increased costs for manufacturers and consumers.
New Nuclear Gets Built When Governments Run Development & Taxpayers Take The Risk
New nuclear power plants succeed when governments direct development, organize financing, and absorb construction risks, rather than relying on merchant-market investments, according to analysis of recent projects in Britain, Czechia, and China.
Ukraine’s Drone War Is Breaking Russia’s Fuel Grip on Central Asia
Ukraine’s drone attacks on Russian refineries are forcing Central Asian nations to abandon dependence on Russian fuel supplies, prompting rapid diversification efforts and long-term shifts in regional energy markets.
Trump Faces Growing Pressure to Restrict U.S. Oil Exports
The Trump administration faces pressure to ban U.S. oil exports to reduce fuel prices elevated by global supply disruptions, though officials deny current plans to restrict exports.
Cost to rewire Great Britain’s electricity network could reach £90bn in 2030s
Great Britain’s electricity network rewiring costs have risen 50% to potentially £90bn in the 2030s, according to the government-owned energy system operator’s updated forecast.
Billionaire to invest £35bn in small modular nuclear reactors rollout across UK
A consortium led by billionaire Michał Sołowow plans to invest £35bn in 14 small modular nuclear reactors across three UK sites, with potential power generation beginning in 2034.
North Sea oil industry urges Burnham to approve new drilling in UK waters
North Sea oil industry lobbies Labour MPs to approve new drilling in UK waters, citing energy security and manufacturing competitiveness as Burnham prepares to become prime minister.
Nearly 4,000 Tennesseans Speak Out Against TVA’s Fossil Fuel-Powered Energy Plan
Nearly 4,000 Tennesseans submitted comments opposing the Tennessee Valley Authority’s 2026 energy plan, citing overreliance on fossil fuels and inadequate renewable energy investment.
New Report Outlines Priorities for a Cybersecure, American-Made Solar & Storage Industry
The Solar Energy Industries Association released a report outlining priorities for strengthening cybersecurity and expanding domestic manufacturing of solar and energy storage technology amid growing U.S. production capacity.
Europe Can Unlock 25 GW of Clean Power by Using Existing Grid Connections
Europe could add 25 GW of wind and solar capacity to existing hydropower sites across seven EU nations by using current grid connections through hybridisation technology, according to an Ember analysis.
Even Under Extreme Warming, ASEAN’s Wind & Solar Generation Variation From Normal Will Be Less Than 1% In 2030
A new report finds distributed renewable energy networks in Southeast Asia are far more resilient to climate shocks than fossil fuel systems, with wind and solar generation varying less than 1% from normal output even under extreme weather scenarios in 2030.
Australia’s Clean Energy Boom Is Gathering Speed
Australia’s renewable energy generation reached 42.7 percent of electricity in 2025, driven by surging solar, wind, and battery storage investments as the nation transitions away from coal dependence.
Molten Salt Reactors Just Cleared A Major U.S. Regulatory Hurdle
The U.S. Department of Energy approved a Nuclear Safety Design Agreement for a molten salt reactor this month, marking a historic regulatory milestone for the advanced reactor technology.
Argentina’s Oil Production Soars as Vaca Muerta Breaks New Records
Argentina’s oil production reached record highs in May 2026, with the Vaca Muerta shale formation driving significant growth and positioning the country as South America’s fourth largest oil producer.
Utilities & Big Tech Pay Lip Service, “Pledge” to Keep Costs Down
Utility and technology companies pledged to control electricity costs amid data center demand, but environmental groups argue the nonbinding commitment lacks substantive action or accountability measures.
Voters Know America Needs More Energy. Solar & Storage Are the Overwhelming Choice.
Polling shows Americans strongly support solar and energy storage as solutions to rising electricity costs ahead of November elections, with 66% favoring greater solar emphasis.
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