Our Insights
Stay informed with direct-from-source energy and industrial market news, verified by our global human network.
Featured Story
Published
While not as well-known as some other critical minerals such as lithium or nickel, antimony is crucial in industrial and military applications, including flame retardants, solar glass, ammunition and lead-acid batteries.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Read the Article
Published
The federal government is moving forward with several fossil-fuel related projects in California. The state's governor, however, said the Trump administration is looking for cover from the fallout from the war in the Middle East.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Published
Tropical Cyclone Narelle is strengthening over the Coral Sea and is forecast to strike far northern Queensland late this week.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Published
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a lawsuit about whether federal law preempts state law in climate change litigation involving three oil companies. The case is scheduled to be argued in the high court's term that begins this October.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Published
Babcock & Wilcox has agreed to design, procure and construct four 300-megawatt natural gas-fired power systems to support Applied Digital data centers.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Published
The European Union (EU) has unveiled its much-anticipated Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA), designed to stop the erosion of its industrial sectors by mandating that a significant proportion of goods and services supplied for publicly-funded projects come from the EU.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
Published
Brazilian private equity firm IG4 Capital has reached an agreement that could reshape the ownership structure of petrochemical giant Braskem, paving the way for IG4 to assume joint control of the company alongside state-run oil major Petrobras.
By Mariana Soko, Chemical Processing Industry Manager - Latin America
Published
La firma brasileña de capital privado IG4 Capital ha alcanzado un acuerdo que podría redefinir la estructura accionaria del gigante petroquímico Braskem, allanando el camino para que IG4 asuma el control conjunto de la compañía junto con la petrolera estatal Petrobras. La operación marcaría la salida de Novonor, anteriormente conocida como Odebrecht, como accionista controlador de Braskem, aunque mantendría una participación minoritaria.
By Mariana Soko, Chemical Processing Industry Manager - Latin America
Published
With the recent conflict in the Middle East leading to the closure of Strait of Hormuz, Thailand's petrochemical industry has shifted from prospective growth to a heavy operational burden.
By Ralph Diasanta, Research Specialist
Published
The Government of Zambia has announced an ambitious plan to increase its electricity generation capacity to approximately 10,000 megawatts (MW) by 2030, aiming to address persistent power shortages and support long-term economic growth.
By Yogesh Kumar, Lead Researcher-Power
Featured Story
Published
Industrial Info is tracking more than $10.5 billion worth of U.S.-based T&D projects that are scheduled to begin construction in the second quarter of 2026, with Xcel Energy leading in total investment value.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Published
Last week, the U.S. Department of Energy launched at program aimed at facilitating power uprates at operational nuclear power plants as well as the restart of idled plants.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Published
The military conflict spreading across the Middle East is posing a major risk to agriculture, as the production of fertilizer and other major components is threatened by shipping issues.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Published
TotalEnergies downplayed the impact of the war on its operations in the Middle East, though it remains active in the region.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
The federal government sanctioned a 13% increase in feed gas to support exports from the Plaquemines LNG facility in Louisiana. Alaskan developers still need offtake agreements before making investment decisions.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Scan through a selection of energy-related news highlights that we think will interest our readers.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
The European Union (EU) has unveiled its much-anticipated Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA), designed to stop the erosion of its industrial sectors by mandating that a significant proportion of goods and services supplied for publicly-funded projects come from the EU.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
Stay current with the latest geopolitical events, and more importantly, instantly connect to how these events may impact you and your business strategies
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Industrial Info is tracking more than $88 billion worth of active and proposed projects from Venture Global.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Texas pipeline developers are working on providing outlets to move gas out of the Permian to reach lucrative end markets.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Featured Story
Published
Tropical Cyclone Narelle is strengthening over the Coral Sea and is forecast to strike far northern Queensland late this week.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Published
Babcock & Wilcox has agreed to design, procure and construct four 300-megawatt natural gas-fired power systems to support Applied Digital data centers.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Published
The European Union (EU) has unveiled its much-anticipated Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA), designed to stop the erosion of its industrial sectors by mandating that a significant proportion of goods and services supplied for publicly-funded projects come from the EU.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
Published
The Government of Zambia has announced an ambitious plan to increase its electricity generation capacity to approximately 10,000 megawatts (MW) by 2030, aiming to address persistent power shortages and support long-term economic growth.
By Yogesh Kumar, Lead Researcher-Power
Industrial Info is tracking more than $10.5 billion worth of U.S.-based T&D projects that are scheduled to begin construction in the second quarter of 2026, with Xcel Energy leading in total investment value.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Last week, the U.S. Department of Energy launched at program aimed at facilitating power uprates at operational nuclear power plants as well as the restart of idled plants.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Scan through a selection of energy-related news highlights that we think will interest our readers.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
The European Union (EU) has unveiled its much-anticipated Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA), designed to stop the erosion of its industrial sectors by mandating that a significant proportion of goods and services supplied for publicly-funded projects come from the EU.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
Stay current with the latest geopolitical events, and more importantly, instantly connect to how these events may impact you and your business strategies
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
The Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo is accelerating plans to expand large-scale hydropower development.
By Yogesh Kumar, Lead Researcher-Power
Featured Story
Published
The federal government is moving forward with several fossil-fuel related projects in California. The state's governor, however, said the Trump administration is looking for cover from the fallout from the war in the Middle East.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Published
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a lawsuit about whether federal law preempts state law in climate change litigation involving three oil companies. The case is scheduled to be argued in the high court's term that begins this October.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Published
The European Union (EU) has unveiled its much-anticipated Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA), designed to stop the erosion of its industrial sectors by mandating that a significant proportion of goods and services supplied for publicly-funded projects come from the EU.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
Published
TotalEnergies downplayed the impact of the war on its operations in the Middle East, though it remains active in the region.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
The federal government sanctioned a 13% increase in feed gas to support exports from the Plaquemines LNG facility in Louisiana. Alaskan developers still need offtake agreements before making investment decisions.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
The federal government sanctioned a 13% increase in feed gas to support exports from the Plaquemines LNG facility in Louisiana. Alaskan developers still need offtake agreements before making investment decisions.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Scan through a selection of energy-related news highlights that we think will interest our readers.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Scan through a selection of energy-related news highlights that we think will interest our readers.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Featured Story
Published
Stay current with the latest geopolitical events, and more importantly, instantly connect to how these events may impact you and your business strategies.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Published
Spring 2026 will feature a transition, supporting warm conditions along the West Coast and southern U.S.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Published
Stay current with the latest geopolitical events, and more importantly, instantly connect to how these events may impact you and your business strategies
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Published
The Trump administration last week threatened that the U.S. would exit the International Energy Agency unless the Paris-based agency changes the way it presents various climate and energy scenarios in its forecasting.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
The U.S. Supreme Court has gutted a central pillar of President Donald Trump's economic agenda.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Six of Europe's leading makers of electrolysers used for clean hydrogen production have formed the Electrolysers for Europe (E4E) coalition, to pressure the European Union (EU) into ramping up its support for European-made technology and projects.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
Fresh off reporting major growth in its industrial and energy-technology services segment, Baker Hughes has announced several new developments that will add to its backlog.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
A winter storm is expected to move from the U.S. Southwest across the southern Plains and into the East this weekend. This system is forecast to bring heavy rain and localized flooding.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
CMPC avanza con una inversión significativa de R$25 mil millones para construir una nueva planta de celulosa en Barra do Ribeiro, en el estado de Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Stay current with the latest geopolitical events, and more importantly, instantly connect to how these events may impact you and your business strategies
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Featured Story
Published
The European Union (EU) has unveiled its much-anticipated Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA), designed to stop the erosion of its industrial sectors by mandating that a significant proportion of goods and services supplied for publicly-funded projects come from the EU.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
Published
Winter Storm Iona will intensify over the Plains this weekend, bringing blizzard conditions to the northern tier and a potential derecho across the Midwest before spreading snow, wind and severe storm threats to the Great Lakes and East Coast.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Published
Backers of a proposed U.S. refinery say it would be designed to process U.S. shale oil.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Published
The universe's second lightest element, helium, a non-flammable and noble gas, is witnessing an uptick in global demand fueled by industries like semiconductors, electronics, healthcare and aerospace.
By Sharun Anthony, Content Editor
Stay current with the latest geopolitical events, and more importantly, instantly connect to how these events may impact you and your business strategies
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Delek US is looking a series of developments in 2026 that executives believe will boost its operational performance, particularly in the Permian Basin, and give its midstream business more flexibility.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Retail gasoline prices in the U.S. jumped more than 7% in response to the escalation of fighting in the Middle East. Oil prices, however, took a breather after security proposals for Persian Gulf shipping.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Stay current with the latest geopolitical events, and more importantly, instantly connect to how these events may impact you and your business strategies.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Large-scale military operations from the United States and Israel on Iran during the weekend are threatening the broader region.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
While both Cuba and Venezuela are under considerable pressure, the United States wants to set up energy partnerships in the region.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Featured Story
Published
Brazilian private equity firm IG4 Capital has reached an agreement that could reshape the ownership structure of petrochemical giant Braskem, paving the way for IG4 to assume joint control of the company alongside state-run oil major Petrobras.
By Mariana Soko, Chemical Processing Industry Manager - Latin America
Published
La firma brasileña de capital privado IG4 Capital ha alcanzado un acuerdo que podría redefinir la estructura accionaria del gigante petroquímico Braskem, allanando el camino para que IG4 asuma el control conjunto de la compañía junto con la petrolera estatal Petrobras. La operación marcaría la salida de Novonor, anteriormente conocida como Odebrecht, como accionista controlador de Braskem, aunque mantendría una participación minoritaria.
By Mariana Soko, Chemical Processing Industry Manager - Latin America
Published
With the recent conflict in the Middle East leading to the closure of Strait of Hormuz, Thailand's petrochemical industry has shifted from prospective growth to a heavy operational burden.
By Ralph Diasanta, Research Specialist
Published
The military conflict spreading across the Middle East is posing a major risk to agriculture, as the production of fertilizer and other major components is threatened by shipping issues.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Syre Group, a subsidiary of H&M Group, is planning to invest in a polyester recycling complex in Binh Dinh, Vietnam.
By Ralph Diasanta, Research Specialist
Oklo and Centrus Energy agreed to explore a joint venture aimed at supporting production of HALEU nuclear fuel used to power reactors.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Italian natural gas pipeline operator Snam has announced plans to convert much of its gas pipeline network to carry hydrogen.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
A federal trade court has ordered the U.S. government to refund, with interest, all levies paid by importers under a 1970s-era law used by the president but recently struck down the U.S. Supreme Court.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Despite a major setback at one of its U.S. plants, CF Industries as a positive outlook for the fertilizer market in 2026.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Plug Power is abandoning the construction of what the company touted would be North America's largest green hydrogen plant in western New York and has agreed to sell the site to a data center developer.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Featured Story
Published
While not as well-known as some other critical minerals such as lithium or nickel, antimony is crucial in industrial and military applications, including flame retardants, solar glass, ammunition and lead-acid batteries.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Published
Tropical Cyclone Narelle is strengthening over the Coral Sea and is forecast to strike far northern Queensland late this week.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Published
The European Union (EU) has unveiled its much-anticipated Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA), designed to stop the erosion of its industrial sectors by mandating that a significant proportion of goods and services supplied for publicly-funded projects come from the EU.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
Published
Stay current with the latest geopolitical events, and more importantly, instantly connect to how these events may impact you and your business strategies
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
The United States eyes South America's critical minerals resources amid geopolitical tensions, ambitions to expand influence and vast opportunities.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
The developers of Europe's largest estimated rare earth elements (REE) mining project in Norway have announced an 81% increase in the estimated mineral resources.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
Rio Tinto obtiene financiamiento para su proyecto de litio, uno de los proyectos que contemplan futuras operaciones en Argentina. Las exportaciones de litio generaron US$905 millones para el país en 2025.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
As violence in the Persian Gulf ties up shipments of iron ore pellets, Strategic Resources and other companies are calling for more North American production.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Rio Tinto has secured financing for its Rincon lithium project, one of the lithium projects targeting future operations in Argentina.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Brasil prevé inversiones mineras por valor de US$47.600 millones hasta 2032, lo que generará más de 48.000 empleos y aprovechará sus vastos recursos minerales críticos para la transición energética.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Featured Story
Published
A federal trade court has ordered the U.S. government to refund, with interest, all levies paid by importers under a 1970s-era law used by the president but recently struck down the U.S. Supreme Court.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Published
Stay current with the latest geopolitical events, and more importantly, instantly connect to how these events may impact you and your business strategies.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Published
Global response has been muted so far to President Donald Trump's proclamation of a new set of tariffs on most goods produced by nearly every country in the world.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Published
Spring 2026 will feature a transition, supporting warm conditions along the West Coast and southern U.S.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Stay current with the latest geopolitical events, and more importantly, instantly connect to how these events may impact you and your business strategies
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
In a 6-3 decision Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that President Donald Trump exceeded his legal authority in unilaterally imposing unbounded tariffs on nearly every country in the world using a 1970s-era emergency economic law.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
The U.S. Supreme Court has gutted a central pillar of President Donald Trump's economic agenda.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
A winter storm is expected to move from the U.S. Southwest across the southern Plains and into the East this weekend. This system is forecast to bring heavy rain and localized flooding.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Stay current with the latest geopolitical events, and more importantly, instantly connect to how these events may impact you and your business strategies
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
CMPC is moving ahead with a major investment to build a new pulp mill in Barra do Ribeiro, in Brazil's Rio Grande do Sul state
By Maria Lidia Lozano, Food & B. / Pulp, P. & W. / Alternative Fuels Latam Regional Manager
Featured Story
Published
A federal trade court was told March 6 that it would take about 45 days to reconfigure the systems and processes used by U.S. Customs and Border Protection before it could begin making refunds on tariffs it has collected.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Published
A federal trade court has ordered the U.S. government to refund, with interest, all levies paid by importers under a 1970s-era law used by the president but recently struck down the U.S. Supreme Court.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Published
The manufacture of soft drinks, juice drinks, bottled water and similar beverages means big business in the U.S., and the producers and bottlers of these beverages are at work on projects across the country.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Published
Stay current with the latest geopolitical events, and more importantly, instantly connect to how these events may impact you and your business strategies.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Global response has been muted so far to President Donald Trump's proclamation of a new set of tariffs on most goods produced by nearly every country in the world.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Spring 2026 will feature a transition, supporting warm conditions along the West Coast and southern U.S.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Stay current with the latest geopolitical events, and more importantly, instantly connect to how these events may impact you and your business strategies
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
In a 6-3 decision Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that President Donald Trump exceeded his legal authority in unilaterally imposing unbounded tariffs on nearly every country in the world using a 1970s-era emergency economic law.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
The U.S. Supreme Court has gutted a central pillar of President Donald Trump's economic agenda.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Stay current with the latest geopolitical events, and more importantly, instantly connect to how these events may impact you and your business strategies
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Featured Story
Published
Babcock & Wilcox has agreed to design, procure and construct four 300-megawatt natural gas-fired power systems to support Applied Digital data centers.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Published
The European Union (EU) has unveiled its much-anticipated Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA), designed to stop the erosion of its industrial sectors by mandating that a significant proportion of goods and services supplied for publicly-funded projects come from the EU.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
Published
Stay current with the latest geopolitical events, and more importantly, instantly connect to how these events may impact you and your business strategies
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Published
U.S. manufacturers continue to report an uptrend in expected capital expenditures and optimism, based on the latest outlook survey by the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM), although respondents indicated challenges remain.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Tesla, Google and others founded a coalition that pushes for increasing power grid utilization in order to address energy costs.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
The universe's second lightest element, helium, a non-flammable and noble gas, is witnessing an uptick in global demand fueled by industries like semiconductors, electronics, healthcare and aerospace.
By Sharun Anthony, Content Editor
Vancouver said it saw a record number of cargo ships sending various goods across the globe last year. Amid tariff disputes, Canada is working to double the amount of non-U.S. trade.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
A federal trade court was told March 6 that it would take about 45 days to reconfigure the systems and processes used by U.S. Customs and Border Protection before it could begin making refunds on tariffs it has collected.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
In a response to a Bloomberg story released Friday, Oracle said that plans for the flagship Stargate Project data center campus in Abeline, Texas, remain in place, but the report of the cancellation of an expansion at the facility may be old news for Industrial Info subscribers.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
While higher-profile sectors such as data centers, semiconductors and automotive lead U.S. manufacturing projects under construction, smaller sectors account for their fair share of capital spending.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Featured Story
Published
The universe's second lightest element, helium, a non-flammable and noble gas, is witnessing an uptick in global demand fueled by industries like semiconductors, electronics, healthcare and aerospace.
By Sharun Anthony, Content Editor
Published
A federal trade court was told March 6 that it would take about 45 days to reconfigure the systems and processes used by U.S. Customs and Border Protection before it could begin making refunds on tariffs it has collected.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Published
A federal trade court has ordered the U.S. government to refund, with interest, all levies paid by importers under a 1970s-era law used by the president but recently struck down the U.S. Supreme Court.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Published
Stay current with the latest geopolitical events, and more importantly, instantly connect to how these events may impact you and your business strategies.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Spring 2026 will feature a transition, supporting warm conditions along the West Coast and southern U.S.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Stay current with the latest geopolitical events, and more importantly, instantly connect to how these events may impact you and your business strategies
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
In a 6-3 decision Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that President Donald Trump exceeded his legal authority in unilaterally imposing unbounded tariffs on nearly every country in the world using a 1970s-era emergency economic law.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
The U.S. Supreme Court has gutted a central pillar of President Donald Trump's economic agenda.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Industrial Info is tracking more than $5.5 billion of current and potential U.S. projects to research, develop and manufacture the devices and equipment that keep the medical sector functioning.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Germany's Vetter Pharma-Fertigung GmbH & Co KG is expanding its home-country operations with plans to spend 480 million euro (US$574 million) to build a state-of-the-art production facility in Saarlouis, in southwest Germany.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
Featured Story
Published
The United States eyes South America's critical minerals resources amid geopolitical tensions, ambitions to expand influence and vast opportunities.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Published
A brush of cold winter weather for North America saw the U.S. market taking in more natural gas from Canada. Canada, meanwhile, is building up its LNG export potential on the western coast.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Published
Scan through a selection of energy-related news highlights that we think will interest our readers.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Published
Winter Storm Iona will intensify over the Plains this weekend, bringing blizzard conditions to the northern tier and a potential derecho across the Midwest before spreading snow, wind and severe storm threats to the Great Lakes and East Coast.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
As violence in the Persian Gulf ties up shipments of iron ore pellets, Strategic Resources and other companies are calling for more North American production.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
The second lease sale under 2025's One Big Beautiful Bill Act received 38 bids from 13 companies for 25 blocks.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
U.S. manufacturers continue to report an uptrend in expected capital expenditures and optimism, based on the latest outlook survey by the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM), although respondents indicated challenges remain.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Venezuelan crude oil production hasn't improved much since its president was captured in January.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
German power company RWE has announced planned global investments of 35 billion euro (US$40.3 billion) through 2031, with a little less than of this allocated for projects in the U.S.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Tesla, Google and others founded a coalition that pushes for increasing power grid utilization in order to address energy costs.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Featured Story
Published
Brazil expects US$47.6 billion in mining investments through 2032, generating more than 48,000 jobs and leveraging its vast critical mineral resources for the energy transition.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Published
Mientras el mundo se centra en las interrupciones energéticas en Oriente Medio, los países de América del Sur y Central podrían beneficiarse de los altos precios del petróleo y finalmente materializar sus oportunidades de inversión.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Published
Copper hits record highs, but China's massive overbuilding plunges smelter revenues to record low. World supply shortage seen by 2035.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Published
While the world focuses on energy disruptions in the Middle East, South and Central American countries may benefit from high oil prices and finally realize their investment opportunities.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Scan through a selection of energy-related news highlights that we think will interest our readers.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Argentina's government launches its second BESS tender to build up to 700 MW of electricity storage capacity to combat power outages.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
El gobierno lanza su segunda licitación de BESS para construir hasta 700 MW de capacidad de almacenamiento de electricidad y combatir los cortes de energía.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Scan through a selection of energy-related news highlights that we think will interest our readers.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Perú registró su mayor inversión minera en una década en 2025. Los valores de las exportaciones de oro y cobre también aumentaron a lo largo de 2025 debido a los altos precios.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Peru saw strongest mining investments in a decade in 2025. Gold and copper export values also rose throughout 2025 amid high prices.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Featured Story
Published
Scan through a selection of energy-related news highlights that we think will interest our readers.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Published
U.S. natural gas markets are shielded from the conflict in the Middle East, with domestic prices up only 5.8% since fighting began last week. It's a different story entirely in Europe.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Published
Europe added 19.1 gigawatts (GW) of new wind energy in 2025, with spending topping 45 billion euro (US$52 billion).
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
Published
A landmark Paris trial is testing whether TotalEnergies can be compelled to cut fossil fuel production under France's duty-of-vigilance law.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Soaring oil and gas prices have raised fears that Europe could be facing a gas crisis on a scale not seen since 2022 when Russia invaded Ukraine.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
Italy's government has approved its 3 billion euro (US$3.5 billion) Energy Decree that will attempt to lower power prices for homes and businesses by compensating gas-fired power companies for their carbon emissions costs.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
The war in Iran is causing many disruptions in the energy sector. Crude oil leads the concerns, but a bottleneck in liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports from the region is also a big concern.
By Jesse Broehl, News Editor
Gas supply shortages and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz due to the war in the Middle East has shut in significant aluminum processing, causing prices to rise.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Norway has greenlit an impact assessment for a nuclear power plant based on small modular reactor (SMR) technology in the Aure and Heim region of the country as it inches closer to accepting nuclear power as a future power source.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
European gas prices surged by up to 45% in recent days after QatarEnergy called a halt to production at its Ras Laffan LNG plant in Qatar following drone attacks by Iran.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
Featured Story
Published
Crude oil prices moderated on Wednesday after the U.S. government floated the idea of backing insurance for Persian Gulf shippers, though the lull may be short-lived.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Published
Australia's Paladin Energy said its majority-owned Langer Heinrich uranium mine (LHM) in Namibia will hit full production this July on the back of strong demand and price hikes for uranium.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
Published
After almost four years of doldrums, lithium prices in January of this year have surged, as world demand for industrial-grade BESS surpasses EVs for lithium demand.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Published
The U.S. provided the largest share of crude oil exports to the European Union last year, though fringe players such as Libya were supportive.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Tropical Cyclone Gezani rapidly intensified before striking Madagascar as a Category 3 storm, causing fatalities, widespread damage, and major disruptions to mining exports and port operations, after which it weakened inland but then re-intensified over the Mozambique Channel.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Vitol said that road transportation is the primary factor determining the trajectory for global oil demand. The uptake in EVs, however, is slowing down in the U.S. economy, the largest in the world.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
U.S. rollbacks on energy transition funding are making EVs "the road less traveled," while China and the rest of the world drive on. Overall, this will increase demand for battery energy storage systems and lithium.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Global demand for electricity is expected to grow strongly to 2030, underscoring the need for additional investments in grids and flexibility, such as batteries, according to a report released last Friday by the International Energy Agency (IEA).
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Industrial Info sees a multi-year buildout of data centers and AI facilities.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
The development of battery electric storage systems (BESS) is surging worldwide, as BESS is at least a partial remedy for the intermittency of renewable energy sources.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Featured Story
Published
After the market ran a surplus through 2025, the outbreak of war in the Middle East could easily flip it to a deficit. Global crude oil prices are up 15% since the fighting began.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Published
The Port Arthur and Corpus Christi LNG facilities in Texas helped lift offtake agreements last year.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Published
After halting all LNG work due to the war, QatarEnergy said Tuesday it was now suspending its downstream activity.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Published
Brasil e India firman acuerdos mineros para impulsar el comercio a US$20 mil millones por año para 2030.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Scan through a selection of energy-related news highlights that we think will interest our readers.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
The Port of Los Angeles and neighboring Port of Long Beach, two of the top U.S. ports for containerized exports, are seeing exports shift away from China.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Scan through a selection of energy-related news highlights that we think will interest our readers.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Scan through a selection of energy-related news highlights that we think will interest our readers.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Electric vehicles, production setbacks in China, and BESS are expected to keep lithium prices high in the short term.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance has signed an agreement regarding nuclear power supplies and services between the U.S. and Armenia with that country's Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Featured Story
Published
Planning permission has been granted to French developer Neoen for the second phase of the Goyder Renewables Zone (GRZ) of wind, solar and battery storage projects in South Australia.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
Published
Tropical Cyclone 24P weakened rapidly east of northern Queensland after strong wind shear disrupted its structure.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Published
Four tropical disturbances across northern Australia highlight an active late-season monsoon, raising risks of heavy rainfall, coastal impacts and operational disruptions for mining, energy and shipping sectors despite limited near-term intensification potential.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Published
Ed Lewis, the founder and CEO of Industrial Info Resources (IIR), calls the IIR model "surveillance-grade" because it is active and asset-level. Now, IIR is exploring AI.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Scan through a selection of energy-related news highlights that we think will interest our clients.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Commonwealth approval has been granted for the 2,000 megawatt (MW) Borumba Pumped Hydro Project in Queensland, Australia, allowing exploratory works to start in the coming months.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
Stay current with the latest geopolitical events, and more importantly, instantly connect to how these events may impact you and your business strategies
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Rio Tinto reported higher year-on-year production of iron ore, copper and lithium.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Stay current with the latest geopolitical events, and more importantly, instantly connect to how these events may impact you and your business strategies
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
The Australian government is moving forward with its A$1.2 billion (US$800 million) plan to buy and stockpile strategic critical minerals essential for clean-energy and high-technology manufacturing as well as advanced military equipment.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
Gain the competitive edge with IIR Energy’s suite of energy market reports, designed for traders, analysts, and asset managers who rely on verified, real-time data.
Learn MoreConnect With Us
For more info
