Lessons from the Iran war: China’s oil buffer and energy resilience, tested
The 2026 Iran war and subsequent closure of the Strait of Hormuz was yet another harsh wake-up call to the entire world about…
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Venezuela post-Maduro: will oil majors invest again?
January brought massive change for Venezuela. After almost 13 years, Nicolás Maduro was removed from power and, within the month,…
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Licence-heavy; tariff-light: Trump’s two-pronged oil and gas approach so far
As the anniversary of US President Donald Trump’s second inauguration draws closer, the domestic impact of his oil and gas…
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No more Kremlin energy blackmail, says EU Energy Commissioner
Last week, EU energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen clarified that Europe’s energy relationship with Russia is coming to an unambiguous end.…
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US House plans to phase out clean energy tax credits
Lawmakers in the US House have reportedly introduced a budget proposal, which aims to eliminate clean energy tax incentives and…
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US-China tariffs pause ‘positive’ but uncertainty remains – analyst
The deal between the US and China to reduce for 90 days the tariffs recently imposed on imports of each…
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Two-thirds of businesses globally expect negative impacts from tariffs
A significant majority of businesses from around the world expect to be negatively impacted by tariffs being enacted by US…
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Risk of tariff-triggered global recession growing – GlobalData
The risks of both US and global recessions are growing as a result of uncertainty created by the trade tariffs…
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Power play: new issue of Future Power Technology out now
The latest issue of our digital magazine, Future Power Technology, is out now. Read it online here on any device. In this issue,…
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Hydropower’s dark underbelly: unravelling the costs of transboundary hydropower
As the oldest form of renewable energy, hydropower has long been hailed as a promising green alternative to fossil fuels.…
