Alpinópolis City Hall will appeal after suspension of decision that required Copasa to leave
The Alpinópolis City Hall plans to appeal a court decision that has temporarily halted the process of moving water supply services from Copasa back to municipal management.
Do not panic book LPG, advice from the Ministry of Petroleum
The Indian Ministry of Petroleum has advised against panic booking of LPG cylinders, assuring that there is currently no shortage in demand.
Sylvain Charlebois: A plan to slowly wean Canada off supply management
Sylvain Charlebois discusses the need for Canada to gradually transition away from its supply management system in dairy to better align with market-driven principles amid pressures from trade agreements.
Morocco is expanding 17 power plants, dams, and channels to bring more water inland, reduce drought pressure, and maintain supply until 2030
Morocco is implementing significant water management projects to combat severe drought and ensure water supply into the future.
Unnecessary worry – the food supply is sufficient for Swedes in crisis
A new report reveals that Sweden produces enough food to sustain its population even in times of crisis, contradicting fears of food shortages.
Power reset: How GAMCO may unlock 1,600MW
Nigeria's government is introducing the Grid Asset Management Company to address power shortages by unlocking stranded generation capacity and improving transmission infrastructure.
Do ships have to pay tolls in Hormuz... How is this strait managed?
The Strait of Hormuz is critical for global oil transport, facing management challenges amid tensions between Iran and the US-Israel coalition.
Alan Vaht: How Are Fuel Prices at Gas Stations Determined?
Alan Vaht explains how fuel prices at gas stations are determined and the factors influencing fuel pricing, including contracts, global market rates, and risk management.
Geopolitical Risks: The Price of Uncertainty
Geopolitical uncertainties are significantly impacting businesses by increasing costs and complicating supply chain management, as demonstrated by the experiences of a Frankfurt-based company.
Submarine base denied power: See who has received it
A submarine base in Ramsund, Norway, has been denied additional power access due to capacity being reserved for other entities, highlighting the ongoing energy struggles in the region.
The Housing Management Association is concerned about the insurance company's unclear instructions – apartment residents should never turn off the water supply
The Housing Management Association expressed concern over unclear guidance from an insurance company regarding water supply shutoff in apartment buildings, highlighting that many residents are unaware of the main shutoff valve's location.
Piracicaba's Sanitation Plan foresees R$ 1.85 billion over 30 years; 59% goes to water supply and 1% to waste
The new Municipal Basic Sanitation Plan of Piracicaba forecasts R$ 1.85 billion in investments over 30 years, primarily for water supply and minimal funding for waste management.
The state canceled the sale of the electricity network management center building to a Russian citizen
The Estonian government has revoked the sale of an electricity network management center building in Narva to a Russian citizen due to security concerns.
Ministry of Industry, Checking Stockpiled Oil and Supply Chains in Response to the Middle East Crisis
In response to growing economic concerns due to the shifting dynamics in the Middle East after the U.S. and Israel's attacks on Iran, the South Korean government has elevated its emergency response organization and initiated a crisis management system.
Calgary warns residents of consequences if water use enters ‘risky red zone’
Calgary officials are urging residents to conserve water in light of an upcoming shutdown that will reduce supply from the main water source for the city.
Mandatory essentials for 10 days. This is what everyone must have. Germany provided the list
Germany has released a list of essential food items that individuals should stockpile for emergency situations, now recommending a supply sufficient for ten days instead of the previous three-day guideline.
Nigeria recorded N5 trillion post-harvest losses in 2025 — OTACCWA
The Organisation for Technology Advancement of Cold Chain in West Africa reported that Nigeria suffered post-harvest losses amounting to ₦3.5 trillion to ₦5 trillion in 2025, impacting food supply across various sectors.
How to coordinate electricity production?
The article discusses the critical role of the National Electric System Operator (ONS) in Brazil, comparing it to a conductor leading an orchestra, emphasizing its importance in coordinating electricity supply and demand.
Lavipharm selects DIS for its digital transformation
Lavipharm has partnered with DIS to implement a comprehensive Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Supply Chain Management project as part of its digital transformation efforts.
Sabesp strengthens water supply and sewage services in Baixada Santista for Carnival
Sabesp is enhancing water supply and sewage management services in Baixada Santista to accommodate the influx of tourists during Carnival 2026.
South Africa: Joburg Working to Resolve Water Issues
Johannesburg's Mayor has announced efforts to address ongoing water supply challenges in the city through a comprehensive management program.
The Rare Earth Metals War Between America and China Moves to Market Management Stage
A recent international ministerial meeting in Washington involving 55 countries highlighted the shift of the rare earth metals conflict from an industrial issue to a critical element of global economic stability.
Malawi: Fuel Problems Persist As Malawi Has Fuel That Can Only Last for 15 Days
Malawi's fuel reserves are down to a 15-day supply, a situation not seen in five years, prompting officials to assure progress in stabilizing fuel management.