China has halted electricity imports from Russia, signaling a major shift in the energy landscape amid rising geopolitical tensions. This move threatens to impact Russia’s energy earnings and could reshape the regional power dynamics, reports Kyiv Post
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Germany supercharged its solar capacity with a remarkable 1.3 GW surge in December, while approvals for onshore wind projects skyrocketed-showcasing unstoppable momentum in the nation’s renewable energy revolution, reports Renewables Now
India’s clean energy sector is urging authorities to reconsider the proposed connectivity revocations linked to project delays, warning that such measures could hinder renewable capacity growth and put existing investments at risk, Reuters reports
Russia has decisively dismissed former President Trump’s claims about Venezuelan oil, reaffirming its unwavering support for Caracas. This confrontation highlights the fierce geopolitical struggle over the country’s prized energy resources
China’s 2026 energy strategy is powered by five exciting trends: a swift surge in renewable energy adoption, a bold increase in domestic crude production, an expansion of LNG imports, breakthroughs in cutting-edge energy technologies, and the strengthening of global oil partnerships
Former President Donald Trump has delivered a sharp warning that the US could “very quickly” ramp up tariffs on India if it continues purchasing Russian oil, intensifying trade tensions amid ongoing geopolitical conflicts, The Kyiv Independent reports
Former US President Donald Trump revealed bold plans for the US to ‘take control’ of Venezuela and tap into its enormous crude oil reserves. Yet, experts remain skeptical, suggesting this move is unlikely to make a major dent in India’s oil costs due to minimal trade ties and India’s wide array of alternative suppliers
France and Germany have found themselves in the spotlight once more due to their energy ties with Russia, as tensions continue to rise. Critics warn that relying on Putin’s resources risks repeating past errors, fueling new concerns over Europe’s energy security
#Encore: U.S.-owned oil sands companies are steadily funneling their profits abroad, fueling rising concern among Canadians who are passionately backing resource sovereignty and determined to keep the nation’s energy wealth right here at home
The U.K. finds itself at a crucial crossroads, urgently seeking ways to boost domestic gas production amid soaring energy prices and growing supply concerns. Experts are diving deep into the debate, weighing the potential for enhanced energy security against environmental risks, sparking fierce policy battles
European solar manufacturers are urging Italy to reconsider its tax policy on heterojunction technology, warning that the existing rules are holding back industry growth. They stress the urgent need for supportive measures to fast-track the adoption of renewable energy
BNamericas proudly presents an exciting new energy map for Argentina and Chile, highlighting key renewable projects and top investment hotspots. This fresh update is crafted to equip stakeholders with the insights they need to thrive in the fast-changing and vibrant regional energy landscape
Despite grappling with severe cash shortages, Argentina is charging ahead with its renewable energy projects, fueled by a bold commitment to slash fossil fuel dependence and attract foreign investment, Bloomberg reports. This ambitious push showcases a daring energy revolution unfolding amid the nation’s economic challenges
India is boldly navigating the challenges of international sanctions to keep its Russian oil flowing. Through clever financial maneuvers and strategic diplomacy, the country is securing a steady energy supply even as geopolitical tensions escalate, Al Jazeera reports
Large Indian refiners are ramping up their purchases of Russian oil, enticed by highly competitive prices. In contrast, Reliance Industries is treading carefully, opting to hold back amid the current geopolitical uncertainties, Bloomberg reports
E&E News reports that the first permitting reform bills have finally hit the House floor, marking a crucial step toward speeding up and streamlining infrastructure approvals. Lawmakers are now locked in intense debates over the potential impacts of these changes on both the environment and energy development
A BBC report reveals the UK as the most expensive country to develop nuclear power, spotlighting skyrocketing costs and stringent regulatory hurdles. These challenges cast a shadow over the government’s bold ambitions to expand nuclear energy and meet its climate goals
Italy’s solar sector is buzzing with excitement following the recent victories in the FER X auction. However, industry experts warn that looming regulatory uncertainties might put a brake on future investments and slow the momentum of project growth
Uruguay and Argentina recently sparked dynamic discussions about the exciting potential of a proposed green hydrogen plant, focusing on its environmental benefits, energy cooperation, and the promising economic opportunities it could unlock for the region, officials shared with MercoPress
Germany is gearing up to invite bids for new gas-fired power plants this March, taking a bold step to boost energy security amid ongoing market turbulence, a government minister revealed to Bloomberg




















