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What's New Thursday 10th of July 2025
TopGlobal Pump & Valve Powerhouse Meets in Wenzhou!

Join the 2025 China Wenzhou Int’l Pump & Valve Fair—the crown jewel of Wenzhou Pump & Valve Industry Week! From cutting-edge exhibitions to high-level forums, factory tours, and global buyer matchmaking, this is where the industry unites.Oct…

What's New Monday 8th of December 2025
Surge in Natural Gas Prices Sets The Stage for Coal Comeback

As U.S. natural gas prices jumped to a three-year high, coal has become a cheaper power-generating fuel for utilities, which are set to run coal-fired generators harder this winter.U.S. benchmark natural gas prices at Henry Hub have jumped from $4.23 …

What's New Friday 5th of December 2025
Kazakhstan’s Oil Output Drops 6% After Damage Cuts CPC Export Capacity

Kazakhstan’s oil output has fallen sharply after damage at the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) export terminal disrupted flows, tightening supplies from one of OPEC+’s largest non-core contributors and forcing operators to curtail production, Reut…

What's New Friday 5th of December 2025
White House Proposes Relaxed Vehicle Efficiency Rules in Bid to Lower Car Prices

Earlier in the year, President Trump signed legislation that effectively ended fuel economy penalties for automakers. The penalties applied to automakers for failing to meet Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards dating back to the 2022 model…

What's New Thursday 4th of December 2025
U.S. Oil Inventories Climb, But Still Below 5 Year Average

Crude oil inventories in the United States increased by 600,000 barrels during the week ending November 28, after adding 2.8 million barrels in the week prior, according to new data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) released on Wed…

What's New Wednesday 3rd of December 2025
LNG Sticker Shock Sends Europe Scrambling Back to Domestic Gas

Energy Costs Prompt Europe To Reconsider Oil, Gas OppositionEurope’s Green Dreams Buckle Under the Weight of Its Power Bills Soaring Energy Costs Push Europe Back Into Oil and Gas’s Arms Europe’s Transition Stalls as Voters Rebel Against Sky-High E…

What's New Monday 1st of December 2025
Texas Producer Battles California to Restart Offshore Oil Platforms

A Texas oil firm is fighting an uphill battle with the state of California to restart crude oil production and sales from three platforms in federal waters offshore Santa Barbara.Houston-based Sable Offshore Corp, led by industry veteran James Flores,…

What's New Thursday 27th of November 2025
Cutting-Edge Space Tech Uncovers Major Lithium Target in Quebec

Australian space company Fleet Space has used a satellite-enabled exploration platform to uncover a large lithium deposit in Quebec, demonstrating how these space vehicles can be used to expedite and streamline the mineral exploration process. Accordi…

What's New Tuesday 25th of November 2025
Gulf Coast Pipeline Boom Marks Largest Natural Gas Expansion Since 2008

A massive pipeline buildout is sweeping across Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma, marking the largest expansion of Gulf Coast natural-gas capacity since the 2008 shale boom, according to Bloomberg.As many as a dozen projects are slated for completion nex…

What's New Monday 24th of November 2025
Permian Gas Wave Sparks Biggest Pipeline Buildout Since the Shale Boom

Growing domestic and export demand for Permian’s natural gas is pushing pipeline developers to invest in new pipeline capacity in the U.S. Gulf Coast.Chemical and manufacturing industries and data centers looking for reliable energy supply drive incr…

What's New Saturday 15th of November 2025
EC Conditionally Approves ADNOC’s $17-Billion Acquisition of Covestro

The European Commission has approved with conditions the $17-billion acquisition by Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) of Germany’s chemicals giant Covestro, the EU’s executive arm said on Friday, following an investigation into foreign subsidie…

What's New Thursday 13th of November 2025
Why Big Oil Is Still Gushing Profits Despite Low Oil Prices

Oil markets have been volatile over the past couple of weeks, driven by a series of geopolitical developments including new U.S. sanctions on Russian energy, coupled with a fragile cease-fire in Gaza. Oil prices remain well below recent highs, with bo…

What's New Wednesday 12th of November 2025
Alaska’s Mega-Pipeline Gets a Second Chance in the Trump Energy Era

Baker Hughes (NYSE:BKR) has taken a decisive role in reviving one of America’s most ambitious energy projects. The Houston-based oilfield services firm has signed definitive agreements with Glenfarne Alaska LNG LLC, a subsidiary of Glenfarne Energy T…

What's New Tuesday 11th of November 2025
Oil Prices Edge Higher as U.S. Shutdown Nears End, Oversupply Caps Gains

Oil prices steadied on Monday as Washington moved toward ending a 40-day government shutdown, offering a modest boost to demand expectations but leaving markets weighed by oversupply signals and still plenty of uncertainty. On Monday at 1:42p.m. ET, W…

What's New Monday 10th of November 2025
Europe's LNG Demand Surge Flips Global Gas Market

Asia has been the driver of global demand for liquefied natural gas for years now, with its fast-growing economies guzzling energy at elevated rates. This year, however, has seen this change. Asian demand for LNG is weakening—but Europe’s is on a su…

What's New Tuesday 4th of November 2025
The Hydrogen Economy Is Here, But Challenges Remain

Much of the hydrogen discourse over the past decade has been aspirational: visions of a clean hydrogen economy, deep decarbonization of industry and transport, and futuristic power systems built around electrolysis. In many of my earlier pieces on Oil…