Fuel cell trucks and buses are gaining traction as zero-emission vehicles, but require expanded green hydrogen infrastructure and production to achieve sustainability at scale.

Europe’s hydrogen refueling network is contracting in passenger-car applications while expanding dual-pressure stations for trucks and buses, raising questions about infrastructure investment ahead of proven vehicle demand.

Shell’s quarterly profit nearly doubled to $9.8 billion in the second quarter, driven by elevated oil and gas prices following Middle East tensions and supply disruptions affecting global energy markets.

The Bank of England announced in June that it will no longer accept bonds linked to coal operations as collateral for key loan arrangements, enforcing the ban from October.

Suriname’s emerging oil sector is advancing toward major production, with the GranMorgu project expected to generate up to $26 billion in fiscal income when operations begin in 2028.

Argentina’s Vaca Muerta shale region has achieved record oil and near-record natural gas production, but economic gains remain largely localized to the western province, leaving the broader economy struggling with inflation and weak growth.

The Emerging Africa and Asia Infrastructure Fund provided up to 50 million dollars in debt financing to Ukko Renewable to develop renewable energy projects across Southeast Asia, targeting over two gigawatts initially.

China announced plans to increase solar and wind capacity by 53 percent by 2030, while simultaneously continuing to expand coal production despite ambitious carbon neutrality goals.

An Alaska-based company is testing a small modular tidal turbine off Massachusetts. An NREL study found US tidal energy could theoretically supply 57% of national electricity demand.