Canada and the United States strengthen an integrated oil system
Canada and the United States combine heavy crude, shale, pipelines and refining within an integrated continental petroleum system.
Canada and the United States combine heavy crude, shale, pipelines and refining within an integrated continental petroleum system.
Canada is relaxing its regulatory framework to boost oil sands production and supply new pipeline capacity.
More than 570 projects support a global investment in clean hydrogen exceeding US$130.000 million.
New Fortress Energy abandoned its attempt to convert the Sevan Driller and Sevan Brasil units into floating LNG facilities after four years of planning.
Google will expand its AI infrastructure in Finland with a €13 million investment and long-term nuclear supply.
The DOE identified 369 areas for future microgrid tenders aimed at expanding electricity access for 101,468 households.
Royale Energy completes its tenth well while evaluating more than 70 potential drilling locations in the Barnett and Woodford plays.
Rio Tinto obtains Nyangumarta consent to move forward with Winu copper and gold project in Western Australia.
New pipelines and expansions could enable up to 3 MMbpd of additional oil production in western Canada.
Samsung and SK Hynix raise shareholder payouts as South Korea seeks to narrow its historic valuation gap.
Europe installed 8.8 GW of new wind power capacity in six months and WindEurope projects around 24 GW during 2026.
Energy Quality will incorporate 5.8 GW of solar and BESS projects from Cero Generation distributed between the United Kingdom, Italy and Spain.