Chemical smuggling paves the way from cat gold to solar panels
The article discusses ongoing research at Tallinn University of Technology on solar panels made from a lunar material called cat gold, alongside the broader implications of chemical smuggling in the solar energy sector.
EP Chair: The European Union must do more to stop Russia's 'shadow fleet'
European Parliament Chair Metsola emphasized the need for the EU to intensify efforts to halt Russia's shadow fleet, which is transporting sanctioned energy resources through European waters.
Hamburg: We should maintain oil shale capacity until the nuclear power plant's operation
Energy expert Arvi Hamburg argues that Estonia should continue to produce electricity from local oil shale resources for at least another decade to ensure energy security before transitioning to nuclear power.
High avalanche danger in several places - warns against travel in avalanche terrain
Norway's water resources and energy directorate has issued a red danger level warning for high avalanche risks in several regions, advising the public to avoid avalanche-prone areas.
Chinese company fights to maintain ownership stake in controversial Greenland mining project
A Chinese state-owned company is taking legal action to preserve its ownership stake in a mining project in Greenland that has drawn significant public attention.
NVE warns: Expects great avalanche danger over large parts of Southern Norway
The Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) has issued a red warning for significant avalanche danger in various regions of Southern Norway including Jotunheimen, Indre Sogn, Indre Fjordane, Voss, and Hardanger.
Lubera, PGE: It is an investment in the future of Polish companies
Poland is at a critical juncture, needing to harness local resources and expertise for its energy transformation to boost economic growth and job creation.
Energy resource prices fell over the week
Over the past week, prices for energy resources, particularly natural gas, have declined due to milder weather in Europe and stable supply flows from Norway.
The probability of large discoveries is greatest in the Barents Sea
A recent report indicates that the probability of discovering significant oil and gas resources in the Barents Sea is the highest in Norwegian waters, where 54% of the resources remain underexplored.
The energy policies of Fico and Orbรกn oriented towards Putin's resources have failed
The article critiques the energy policies of Slovakia's Robert Fico and Hungary's Viktor Orbรกn, highlighting their reliance on Russian oil and the recent emergency measures due to attacks on Ukrainian oil infrastructure.
The government and municipalities seek a compromise in the wind farm dispute
The Latvian government and local municipalities are negotiating over territorial planning disputes related to the development of wind farms, which has broader implications for regional development.
Japan's Advance Investment of 52 Trillion Won in the United States: Oil, Gas, and Mineral Projects
Japan is set to invest $36 billion in initial projects in the U.S. focusing on energy and mineral resources under recent trade agreements with the Trump administration.
Heirs Energies ascent: Redefining Nigeriaโs power and purpose
Heirs Energies is reshaping Nigeria's energy landscape by emphasizing African ownership and management of natural resources.
What is optic neuropathy, the 'epidemic' that blinded thousands of Cubans during the energy crisis of the 90s?
The article discusses the return of daily blackouts in Cuba, reflecting a severe energy crisis reminiscent of the 1990s economic collapse when optic neuropathy affected many due to severe malnutrition and lack of resources.
US to urge Hungary and Slovakia to abandon Russian gas, says Rubio
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced efforts to persuade Hungary and Slovakia to stop importing Russian energy resources.
People shared electricity that could satisfy a city. There could be more of it
A significant amount of electricity has been shared by people, enough to potentially meet the needs of a city, suggesting a possible increase in shared resources.
โSMR Special Lawโ Passed in National Assemblyโฆ Environmental Groups Criticize โUnverified Technology and Favoritismโ
The South Korean National Assembly passed a special law supporting the development of small modular reactors (SMRs), prompting environmental groups to criticize it as an irresponsible decision risking the nation's resources with unverified technology.
Redeia allocated 40% of its investments in the last decade to businesses outside of the Spanish electricity grid, which is now collapsed
Redeia has invested a significant portion of its resources outside the Spanish electricity grid, contributing to the current crisis affecting the network.
Good news in Texas: Greg Abbott inaugurated an industrial plant that will create job vacancies
Texas Governor Greg Abbott inaugurated a lithium extraction plant by Element3 Resources in Midland, Texas, highlighting the importance of local production and energy leadership.
Geothermal Energy: New Deep Drilling to Secure Energy Supply in the Region
A new deep drilling project in Aschheim aims to secure the energy supply for three municipalities in the Munich area by expanding geothermal energy resources.
The European Commission proposes the 20th sanction package against Russia
The European Commission is proposing a new sanction package targeting Russia's energy sector, financial services, and trade, which will be the 20th in a series of sanctions aimed at reducing Russia's revenue from energy resources.
Critical minerals: the wealth we still do not know how to build
The article discusses the shift in focus within Latin America's natural resource debate towards critical minerals, such as rare earths, lithium, and cobalt, which are increasingly considered issues of sovereignty and security by many countries.
Journey to the Gulf: Friedrich Merz in Search of Money, Gas, and Power
The article discusses Friedrich Merz's visit to Riyadh, highlighting his quest for financial investment and energy resources amidst changing diplomatic protocols.
NVE expects high electricity prices this winter
Norway's Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) anticipates high electricity prices during winter due to depleted water reservoirs and low snow levels in southern mountains, but reassures that they are not concerned about supply security.
Agreement between Turkey and Saudi Arabia for investment in solar energy worth 2 billion dollars
Turkey and Saudi Arabia have signed a $2 billion investment agreement focused on solar energy, announced by the Saudi Ministry of Energy and Turkish Minister of Energy and Natural Resources.
Private Investment in the Energy Sector: Second Attempt
The Mexican government's plan allocates 54% of its infrastructure investment resources to the energy sector, highlighting its significance for the country's economic development and addressing key energy challenges.
Tibetโs exploitable green power could meet Chinaโs energy needs: official survey
A survey indicates that Tibet has the potential to provide China with significant renewable energy, particularly through hydropower and wind power resources.
Zimbabwe prepares to open Africa's first lithium sulfate production plant
Zimbabwe is set to open Africa's first lithium sulfate production facility, marking a strategic shift in leveraging its mineral wealth and strengthening its position in global clean energy supply chains.
FG approved 28 new oil field plans worth $18.2bn in 2025 โ Minister
Nigeria has approved 28 new Field Development Plans valued at $18.2 billion, expected to unlock around 1.4 billion barrels of crude oil reserves by 2025, according to the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Senator Heineken Lokpobiri.
Politico: Europe's separation from the USA has begun
European governments and corporations are rapidly trying to reduce their reliance on American technology, military equipment, and energy resources due to deteriorating transatlantic relations.
Politico: Europe begins its gradual disengagement from the US
European governments and businesses are swiftly working to reduce their dependence on American technology, military equipment, and energy resources amid deteriorating transatlantic relations, according to Politico.
Germans should work more โ Merz
Chancellor Friedrich Merz urges Germans to increase their work efforts to rejuvenate the struggling economy, admitting past strategic errors regarding energy resources.
Russia and Namibia outline key areas for partnership
Russia and Namibia have identified several sectors for bilateral cooperation, including geology, mineral resources, energy, agriculture, and fisheries after recent discussions in Moscow.
Electricity Supply Threatened by Artificial Intelligence in the United States
The northeast of the United States could face blackouts due to a lack of resources to meet the energy demands of a resource-intensive industry, exacerbated by extreme weather conditions.
Gachet: "Venezuelan crude oil too expensive to extract, the strategic value is in their gas"
Alain Gachet discusses the challenges of extracting Venezuelan oil and highlights the strategic importance of the country's gas resources.
American plans for Venezuelan oil
The article discusses the United States' strategies regarding Venezuela's oil resources amid ongoing political and economic challenges in the region.
Energy Waste: We Want the Old DVD Back!
As energy demands soar and data centers expand, there is a growing call for modesty, with even energy providers suggesting a return to DVDs as a more sustainable option.
Trump says the U.S. plans to "take back" Venezuela's oil. But what does that mean
President Trump discusses the U.S. intention to reclaim Venezuela's oil resources, prompting an analysis from energy policy experts.
Next Stop... Greenland - Trump's Threats to Denmark and the Risk of NATO Collapse
The Danish Prime Minister warned that any takeover of Greenland could mean the end of NATO, highlighting its significant energy resources and Arctic access.
SYRIZA and KKE condemn the US attack on Venezuela and the arrest of Maduro
The Greek parties SYRIZA and KKE condemned the recent US military action in Venezuela and the arrest of President Maduro, criticizing American imperialism as an effort to seize the country's energy resources.
How Kazakhstan Aims to Tap More Oil Riches Below Its Grassy Plains
Kazakhstan is seeking to increase its oil production by exploring reserves beneath its vast grasslands.
Trump: "Russia wants Ukraine to succeed"
US President Donald Trump claims that Russia will engage in Ukraine's post-war reconstruction and is prepared to supply energy resources at low prices.