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Energy Transition - Page 2

October 31, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka’s Nationwide Power Failure Triggered by Sudden Loss of 187MW, Preliminary Report Finds

Sri Lanka’s nationwide electricity failure on the 17th began with the sudden loss of 187 megawatts of power from the first generating unit of the Lakvijaya coal-fired power station in Norochcholai, according

India/World

India Faces Night-Time Power Squeeze as Hydropower Output Falls

Several Indian states are seeking additional electricity allocations from the federal government to prevent power outages after weak hydropower generation and maintenance at power plants have reduced supplies during the night, according to two federal government officials. Rajasthan and Gujarat,

October 6, 2026

US Oil Exports Set to Soar as Iran War Sparks Global Supply Scramble

Business

US crude exports are projected to reach record levels in April as the ongoing war with Iran disrupts Middle Eastern oil supplies, prompting Asian

South Asia’s Green Gamble

Columns/Geopolitics

South Asia is entering one of the most significant energy transitions in the world today. Home to nearly a quarter of the global population

Breakthrough in Clean Hydrogen Production with Scandium-Doped Titanium Dioxide

April 10, 2025
News

A research team from the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) has made a major advancement in the development of green hydrogen production technology, unveiling a novel photocatalyst that sets new performance benchmarks

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Texas Chemical Plant Could Be First in U.S. to Run on Onsite Nuclear Power

April 10, 2025
United States/World

In a move that could reshape how industrial operations are powered, Dow Chemical and nuclear tech company X-energy have taken a major step toward bringing advanced nuclear reactors to an active chemical

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Denmark’s Energy Trading Hub Thrives with Algorithms in Renewables

April 2, 2025
Business

Aarhus and Aalborg, two Danish cities once better known for their maritime and industrial heritage, have rapidly become the epicenter of Europe’s energy trading revolution. Dubbed the “Silicon Valley of energy trading”

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How Natural Gas Became America’s Most Important Export

March 11, 2025
Business

The White House’s LNG-powered diplomacy is poised to expand further in Donald Trump’s second term, leveraging liquefied natural gas (LNG) as a key geopolitical tool. Over the past seven years, the U.S.

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Europe’s Largest Battery Storage Project Goes Live in Scotland

March 4, 2025
Business

The largest battery storage project in Europe has begun commercial operations in Scotland, marking a significant step toward improving the efficiency of the UK’s renewable energy infrastructure. The Blackhillock project, developed by

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Elliott Management Takes Stake in BP, Pressuring Oil Giant to Refocus on Fossil Fuels

February 10, 2025
Business/United Kingdom

Activist hedge fund Elliott Management has acquired a stake in BP, raising speculation that the struggling UK oil giant could face pressure to scale back its green energy initiatives and refocus on

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Oil Majors Face Declines in LNG Revenues Amid Stabilizing Market Conditions

January 22, 2025
Business

The world’s largest oil companies are bracing for a drop in liquefied natural gas (LNG) revenues in 2025 as price volatility in the market diminishes. Following Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine, LNG

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European Shipyards Enable Russian LNG Operations Amid Sanctions

January 14, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

European shipyards have been providing essential maintenance to Russian ice-class tankers, enabling the continued transport of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Russia’s Yamal plant in the Arctic, despite stringent Western sanctions targeting

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China Launches World’s First Carbon Fiber Metro Train

January 11, 2025
Business

The world’s first carbon fiber metro train, dubbed the “CETROVO 1.0 Carbon Star Express,” has officially begun passenger operations on Qingdao’s Metro Line 1, East China’s Shandong Province, as announced by China

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Green Hydrogen: A Risky Bet or Future Solution?

September 8, 2024
Business

Driven by the urgent need to reduce or possibly eliminate the use of fossil fuels like crude oil and coal, as a strategy to prevent the emission of global warming gases such

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