United State Ready for Partnership in India’s Nuclear Energy Industry

December 23, 2025 The United States has expressed willingness to cooperate with India in the nuclear energy sector as Asia’s second-largest economy opens its civil nuclear industry to private investment and foreign participation.   “We welcome India’s new step towards a stronger energy security partnership and peaceful civil nuclear cooperation,” according to a post on X of the […]Read More

A New Solar Material Is Pushing Efficiency Beyond Theoretical Limits

Dec 17, 2025 For years, perovskites have been hailed as the “holy grail” of solar energy thanks to their promise of highly efficient and cheaper solar cells. Perovskites are a class of materials with similar crystalline structures with high superconductivity, high magnetoresistance, and high ferroelectricity, making them a potential replacement for silicon. Perovskite thin-film PV panels […]Read More

TotalEnergies Secures 21-Year Deal to Power Google Data Centers in

December 16, 2025 French oil and gas supermajor TotalEnergies is expanding its cooperation with Google and its footprint in long-term power purchase agreements after signing a 21-year PPA to provide renewable energy to the hyperscaler’s data centers in Malaysia.   On Tuesday, TotalEnergies announced the new deal with Google, which will see the energy giant supply Google with a total […]Read More

FuelTree Limited Launches to Accelerate Africa’s Clean Energy and Carbon

Clean-energy and carbon-finance company, FuelTree Limited, has officially launched to transform access to clean cooking, carbon markets, and green finance across the continent.  Established as a special-purpose vehicle of SMEFUNDS, CSR-in-Action Consulting and Carbon Credit Network Africa (CCNA), FuelTree builds on more than a decade of sustainability leadership, community engagement, and carbon-project development experience. FuelTree’s […]Read More

Cuba suffers massive power outage due to partial electrical grid

December 03, 2025 Cuba suffered a massive power outage due partial collapse of the electrical grid early on Wednesday. According to information, the collapse has occurred the fifth time in 2025. The state media who spoke to Rueters stated that the capital city of Havana and many of the western provinces are without power. The causes […]Read More

Japan Raises Fuel Subsidies to Offset Tax Cuts

November 07, 2025 Japan will gradually increase fuel subsidies for households until it scraps the gasoline and diesel taxes at the end of this year and in April next year, with subsidies intended to avoid consumers waiting until 2026 to fill up with cheaper fuel.  Japan’s ruling and opposition parties last week agreed to scrap […]Read More

Galp Bets on Africa and Brazil as Oil Demand Defies

October 21, 2025 Portugal’s largest energy company, Galp Energia, is ramping up exploration across Africa and Latin America as global oil demand remains resilient and the energy transition proves slower than anticipated. “The world has changed,” said Executive Board Member Nuno Bastos on Tuesday, noting that the war in Ukraine and renewed energy security concerns […]Read More

U.S. Department of Energy Cancels Another $7.6 Billion in Energy

October 2, 2025 The U.S. Department of Energy has canceled $7.6 billion in funding for previously approved energy projects on the grounds that they would not produce any palpable benefits for Americans. The canceled projects are 223 in total, approved by various agencies from the Department of Energy during the previous administration. However, “these projects did not […]Read More

European Union Set to Ban Russian LNG Imports Earlier than

September 19, 2025 The European Union Commission is set to propose a ban on imports of Russian LNG by January 1, 2027, which would be a year earlier than previously planned, EU sources told Reuters on Friday, as the bloc looks to respond to U.S. pressure to phase out Russian energy.  Following a call between U.S. President […]Read More

Thermal power plants more competitive than clean energy when considering

Thermal Power Reliability: Vistra President and CEO Jim Burke expects solar and batteries to do well because they can be built quickly. Wind, solar and storage may produce the cheapest electricity, but when prioritizing grid reliability, 1 GW of coal-fired, gas-fired or nuclear generation equals 9 GW of those clean energy resources, Vistra President and […]Read More

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