Hydrogen power generation is advancing with commercial engines capable of operating on hydrogen and natural gas blends, a solution that drives decarbonization and leverages existing energy infrastructure.
The increase in crude oil purchases from Russia and other suppliers strengthens supply security and reduces dependence on vulnerable maritime routes.
Energy markets are undergoing a period of high volatility that strengthens the trading operations of oil majors. Shell anticipates better second-quarter results thanks to the dynamism of oil and LNG trading.
The new financing scheme is driven by Shell and banking entities, an initiative that seeks to strengthen local contractors, improve the execution of strategic projects, and consolidate the country's energy supply chain.
The fuel market faces increased regulatory oversight amid high energy volatility. The South Korean case highlights the growing importance of transparency, competition, and governance in the refining industry.
European energy security is back at the center of the debate following opposition from new investors to oil exploration in the Norwegian Arctic.
The integration of CMMS platforms, IoT sensors, and artificial intelligence engines is creating digital maintenance ecosystems where asset condition data is processed in real time to generate actionable recommendations.
In the first quarter of 2026 alone, approximately 20 gigawatts (GW) of gas turbines were ordered in the United States.
The Kuwait pipeline is part of a broader program to modernize and expand hydrocarbon transportation infrastructure in Kuwait.
The participation of United Airlines and Alaska Airlines as strategic partners in the JetZero program does not yet imply a firm aircraft order.
The NRC proposed updating radiation protection standards in the U.S. to incorporate new scientific criteria and strengthen the safety of nuclear facilities.
The result for U.S. biofuel goals is a growing gap between the demand for regulatory credits (RINs) and actual production capacity.
