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Saudi Arabia Plans Massive Expansion of Oil Pipeline to Bypass Hormuz
Saudi Arabia plans to raise the capacity of its East-West onshore oil pipeline that helps it bypass ...
Fed’s Waller: Trump is a threat to Fed independence
Federal Reserve (Fed) Governor Christopher Waller said in the Bloomberg New Economy Forum 2026 discu...
IMF Warns Middle East War Could Derail Global Economic Growth
The energy crisis sparked by the war in the Middle East remains the biggest risk for the global econ...
Can Sodium-Ion Batteries Help the U.S. Close the Gap With China?
A massive industrial manufacturer of sodium-ion battery systems is being constructed in Northern California. The 183,000-square-foot Sacramento plant will be able to produce 4 gigawatt-hours of sodium ...
Britain Bets on Hydropower to Boost Energy Security
After years of neglect, the United Kingdom has big plans for hydropower as part of broader plans for a green transition. The government is supporting the development of three large-scale hydro-storage ...
The Next Bull Market Could Be Built on Inventory Replenishment
The Middle East is once again at the center of global energy markets due to the renewed military confrontation involving Iran. Markets, however, should recognize that, unlike in previous crises, the w ...
Kansas Becomes Testing Ground for a Radical Nuclear Reactor Design
An unconventional approach to nuclear energy production just got one step closer to reality. A prototype reactor canister just arrived at its installation site in Kansas, where it will soon be part of ...
The Escalating Energy War Between California and the White House
In recent years, California has grown increasingly progressive in its energy policy, shifting away from fossil fuels toward renewable alternatives. The state has invested heavily in developing its ren ...
Can Colombia’s New Government Reverse the Nation’s Oil and Gas Decline?
In a closely contested presidential election in Colombia, controversial far-right candidate Abelardo de la Espriella emerged victorious. After an official recount, his opponent, left-wing senator Ivan ...
Europe’s Nuclear Plants Can’t Beat the Heat
Europe’s blistering heat wave is threatening energy security across the continent as power plants shut down and the risk of rolling blackouts rises. Electric grids are overstressed, and ecosystems are ...
Kazakhstan Extends Petroleum Export Ban Six Months as Hormuz Tensions Flare
Kazakhstan is growing more possessive of its petroleum products as a gasoline shortage tightens its grip in Russia and the US-Iran conflict reignites. Kazakh officials have established new police chec ...
Summer Heatwaves Are Rewriting the Rules for Britain's Power Grid
The energy grid operator has warned that the “extreme temperatures” from this week’s heatwave could hit power supplies on Thursday night, as households’ use of fans and air conditioner place a record ...
US Oil, Gas Drillers Hang Back in Volatile Market
The total number of active drilling rigs for oil and gas in the United States rose this week, according to new data that Baker Hughes published on Friday, bringing the total rig count in the US to 581 ...
China Tightens Its Grip on Namibia's Next Energy Boom
China isn't waiting for Namibia to become an oil producer. It's getting in early. During a state visit to Beijing this week, Namibia and China signed eight cooperation agreements covering energy, crit ...
Oil’s Calm Is Over as Middle East Risks Return
Renewed U.S.-Iran strikes have revived the Middle East risk premium, lifting Brent above $76 as traffic through the Strait of Hormuz slows and supply disruption fears return. Friday, July 10, 2026 The ...