First Solar anticipates higher revenue for the current year, driven by an increase in solar panel prices following the introduction of new import tariffs.
The progress of national targets for renewable energy remains marginal, with only a 2% increase since COP28, threatening the achievement of the tripling of capacity by 2030 and impacting energy security.
The US wind market recorded 91% growth in the first quarter of 2025, but new regulatory restrictions and the planned end of tax credits threaten the sector’s future.
The Trump administration cancels federal offshore wind zones, threatening 77,000 jobs and $12bn in annual investments in a sector currently employing 120,000 people.
Sanctions imposed on August 1 accelerate the reconfiguration of Indo-Pacific trade flows, with Vietnam, Bangladesh and Indonesia emerging as principal beneficiaries.
SANY begins construction of a 10 MW solar power plant in Zimbabwe, the first African project integrating engineering, procurement and financing, while continuing its expansion in microgrids and hybrid solutions across the continent.
Global electricity demand is projected to grow steadily through 2026, driven by industrial expansion, data centres, electric mobility and air conditioning, with increasing contributions from renewables, natural gas and nuclear power.
The launch of the Dongfang 1-1 13-3 project by CNOOC Limited marks a milestone in offshore gas development in China, bringing new investments in infrastructure and regional production.
The rise in investments and the boom in binary cycle technologies are placing geothermal energy at the heart of global energy strategies, driven by heat pump demand and Asian ambitions.
A 5,500-horsepower harbour vessel was bunkered with green ammonia at the Dalian terminal, marking the creation of a full value chain for this fuel and a technical milestone for the maritime sector.
OMS Energy Technologies Inc. reports solid financial results for 2025, driven by marked revenue growth, improved gross margin and a reinforced cash position in a shifting market.
Sonatrach continues to assess underexploited oil and gas areas with the support of Sinopec, following a gradual strategy to strengthen its position on the regional energy market.
Venezuelan oil group PDVSA is mobilising to restart export operations under conditions similar to previous US licences, as Washington prepares to again authorise its main partners to operate.
The Brazilian mining sector is drawing US attention as diplomatic discussions and tariff measures threaten to disrupt the balance of strategic minerals trade.
Donald Trump has raised the prospect of tariffs on countries buying Russian crude, but according to Reuters, enforcement remains unlikely due to economic risks and unfulfilled past threats.
Tulip Innovation has obtained a third injunction in Germany against Sunwoda Group in a battery technology patent case, strengthening its position in the electric vehicle components market.
The latest report from the International Renewable Energy Agency confirms the cost superiority of renewables, but highlights persistent challenges for grid integration and access to financing in emerging markets.
Iran has carried out its first crude oil export outside the Persian Gulf via the Jask terminal, expanding its export options amid threats of retaliatory strikes by Israel targeting oil facilities.
A Rockefeller Foundation-led initiative aims to prematurely close coal-fired power plants in developing countries using carbon credits to reduce CO₂ emissions.
Large international companies are intensifying their investments in Chinese carbon credits, attracted by the extension of the national system and the growth potential of new projects.
Saudi Arabia is changing its oil strategy, abandoning its target of $100 a barrel in order to increase production and regain market share, despite a likely drop in prices.
Guangdong LNG terminal begins commercial operations.
ExxonMobil gains access to 1.8 million tons per year under a 20-year agreement with Guangdong Energy Group, marking a strategic milestone for its energy supply in China.
Vladimir Putin has announced the strengthening of energy alliances between Russia, the BRICS and OPEC+, with the aim of stabilizing the global energy market, despite the sanctions imposed by the West in response to the conflict in Ukraine.
Uganda boosts its energy capacity with the opening of the Karuma hydropower plant, financed by China to the tune of 1.7 billion dollars, marking a new stage in Sino-Ugandan cooperation.
Oil prices fall by 3% as OPEC+ forecasts a production increase as early as December.
Saudi Arabia abandons its target of $100 per barrel, putting pressure on the markets.
The Federal Trade Commission imposes restrictions on Chevron as part of its acquisition of Hess Corporation, preventing John Hess from sitting on the board of directors to limit the risk of collusion and preserve competition in the sector.
The Asian diesel market is benefiting from a one-off rise thanks to Chinese monetary stimulus, but uncertainty persists with weakened fundamentals and a contangoing market structure.
COP28 President Sultan Al Jaber calls on governments to submit ambitious NDCs to accelerate global decarbonization, relying on technology investment and innovation to reach the 1.5°C climate target.
China is transforming the Kubuqi desert into a major solar energy production site, integrating photovoltaics and soil restoration, to reinforce its decarbonization objective.
Technip and JGC Corporation have been commissioned to carry out the engineering for the Rovuma LNG project, an important milestone in the finalization of the project.
The aim is to lay the foundations for a final investment decision expected in 2025.
Sungrow and MSR-GE are developing a 100 MW/400 MWh battery energy storage project in Malaysia, aimed at improving grid stability and preparing for the energy transition in the state of Sabah.
JETP, a G7-backed initiative, promises to finance the energy transition of developing nations.
However, financing delays and structural obstacles are holding back the achievement of climate goals in countries such as South Africa, Indonesia, Vietnam and Senegal.
Prio is in advanced discussions with Sinochem to acquire a 40% stake in the Peregrino oil field.
The deal, valued at $1.9 billion, could significantly boost Prio's production.
BRICS energy ministers focus on the future of global energy markets, highlighting the de-dollarization of trade, despite the challenges of currency fluctuations and the complexity of oil trade.
Centrus urges the U.S. government to direct the $3.4 billion in federal investment into domestic nuclear technology, in order to strengthen U.S. energy independence from foreign dependencies.
