A new European study warns that Saharan dust storms are undermining the performance and predictability of solar energy systems in Europe, with serious implications for the continent’s climate goals and grid reliability.
A 32-member delegation from Japan’s JETRO is exploring mining and renewable energy opportunities in Argentina’s San Juan province, with visits to major projects like Los Azules and El Pachón and prospects for high-tech partnerships.
Balochistan, Pakistan’s most resource-rich yet marginalized province, holds vast reserves of copper, gold, gas, and coal. From the giant Reko Diq project to the Sui gas fields, energy and mining define its economy—yet insecurity and exclusion continue to hinder its potential.
Azerbaijan and China have signed a series of landmark renewable energy agreements, including solar, wind, and offshore projects. These deals mark a major step in Azerbaijan’s green energy strategy, boost its energy export potential, and deepen its strategic partnership with the PRC.
New technologies like tidal kites in the Faroe Islands, agrivoltaics in Chile, and e-methanol in Denmark are reshaping the future of renewable energy. Explore the trends and hidden innovations driving global sustainability.
TotalEnergies submitted H2 Magallanes for environmental review — a $16 billion wind-powered hydrogen and ammonia plant in Chile’s Magallanes Region.
Warren Buffett’s retirement marks the end of an era for American energy. Through Berkshire Hathaway Energy, he reshaped the sector with a bold blend of renewables, infrastructure, and long-term strategy. His successor, Greg Abel, now takes the helm.
Romania and the U.S. have reinforced their strategic energy alliance with new projects in nuclear, gas, and solar power, aiming to secure a clean and affordable future.
Following Spain’s nationwide blackout, a CIS survey reveals that nearly half of citizens blame a system failure, while over a quarter suspect a cyberattack. The public demands urgent upgrades to the national power grid and criticizes the government’s slow communication.
Re-elected with a strong mandate in 2025, Anthony Albanese is steering Australia toward economic equity, sustainable migration, and energy transformation—prioritizing critical minerals and clean technology to reshape the nation’s industrial future.