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Industrial Info Resources is tracking nearly $3 billion worth of projects at U.S. metal-refining facilities that are set to kick off in the fourth quarter
Eager to expand Canada's trade outside of North America, the Canadian foreign minister said energy trade could be a component of a European relationship
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has directed the state's environmental regulator to issue no new air or water permits for data centers until ERCOT and the Texas Water Development Board have gained information regarding current and future power and water use of the facilities.
At last week's 17th Annual Growth Energy Biofuel Summit in Washington, D.C. the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) put forth a four-part plan aimed at boosting exports of U.S. produced biofuels.
Bolivia has accepted a US$1.9 billion funding package from the International Monetary Fund, which the country's president hopes can be used for industrial development.
Ecuador's president expects oil production to rise to 500,000 bpd by the second half of 2027.
The EU is looking at increased gas imports in the coming decades with a worst-case scenario envisaging imports rising to 98%.
El presidente de Ecuador espera que la producción petrolera se eleve a 500.000 barriles diarios (bpd) para el segundo semestre de 2027.
El Congreso boliviano ha aprobado un paquete del FMI por US$1.900 millones, una medida celebrada por el presidente Paz. Si el directorio del FMI aprueba el acuerdo, este podría desbloquear financiación adicional de otros organismos internacionales y respaldar reformas orientadas a atraer inversión privada.
Between February and August, the U.S. added 520,000 barrels per day, while Brazil came in second with 470,000 barrels per day, helping to offset supply losses from the conflict surrounding Iran
QatarEnergy says it will take up to three years to repair its LNG infrastructure damaged in the Middle East conflict.
Prefabricated concrete products are paving the way for consistent U.S. construction activity.
Chile's government seeks to attract investment in copper, lithium and rare earths by reducing permitting times and corporate taxes.
Europe's largest carbon capture and storage (CCS) project is up and running at a fertiliser plant in the Netherlands as the EU continues to push for large scale CCS rollout across heavy industry.
El gobierno de Chile busca atraer inversiones en cobre, litio y tierras raras mediante la reducción de los plazos de tramitación de permisos y de los impuestos corporativos.
Industrial Info Resources is tracking more than $55 billion of projects in the U.S. semiconductor and computer sector that are set to begin construction in the fourth quarter
New Mexico, formerly the national leader in uranium mining, has no active mines; symptomatic of national mine permitting issues.
YPF is aiming for an FID on the Argentina LNG project by the end of this year.