‘The next few years will be extremely important’
The Kansas Reflector recently reported that Southwest Power Pool is projecting at least a 96% increase in energy…
Heat pumps: Good for the environment but hampered by government obstacles
Homes in a street. Image by Tim Sandle The UK government is actively promoting the use of heat…
US Expands Sanctions on Iran’s Energy Trade Snaring Wide Array of Companies
The United States expanded its sanctions against Iran’s energy trade with coordinated actions by both the State…
Japan Governor Seen Approving Tepco Nuclear Plant Restart
(Bloomberg) — The governor of Japan’s Niigata prefecture is set to approve the restart of the world’s biggest…
Syria’s Gas Gambit Brings ConocoPhillips Back Into Play
Syria has just put a big Western flag in its gas patch. The state-owned Syrian Petroleum Company has…
Final decision on fate of crumbling UK parliament delayed to 2030s – POLITICO
A third person familiar with the discussions said that while starting preparatory works would be a step in…
US Oil Drilling Picks Up: Baker Hughes
By Julianne Geiger – Nov 14, 2025, 12:11 PM CST The total number of active drilling rigs for…
Stock Selloff Deepens as Fed Fears Rattle Traders: Markets
(Bloomberg) — A resurgence in tech shares spurred a rebound in stocks, though the advance was limited by…
Petrobras Weighs Lower Spending Plan on Bearish Oil Outlook
(Bloomberg) — Brazil’s state-controlled oil producer Petrobras is weighing a reduction in capital spending to $106 billion for…
Papillion residents told their trees will be removed for gas pipeline
In the last month, some Papillion homeowners have received letters from Northern Natural Gas Company detailing plans to…
How Azerbaijan’s oil fund is expanding its influence in Europe’s private markets
By Esmira Aliyeva Published on 14/11/2025 – 17:15 GMT+1 Azerbaijan’s State Oil Fund (SOFAZ) is stepping up its investments…
New President Vows to End Bolivia’s Energy Crisis
Rodrigo Paz, the centrist senator who won the presidential election in Bolivia last month, was sworn in this…