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Featured Story

High Global Fuel Prices Are About Refinery Issues as Much as Oil Supply

Published

Industrial Info Resources data show that in September 2026, 12.13% of global crude and condensate capacity was offline for various reasons.

By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief

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Europe Makes its First SMR Investment

Published

The financial lending arm of the European Union (EU) has announced its first investment in the next generation of nuclear power technology, small modular reactors (SMRs).

By Martin Lynch, European News Editor

Posco's Sal de Oro Lithium Plant Adds to Argentina's Growing Production

Published

A new processing plant has been completed at Posco's Sal do Oro lithium mining complex in Argentina.

By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist

Argentina Fertilizer Plant Construction Moves Forward

Published

Fertil Pampa, a subsidiary of Pampa Energía, is moving forward with its nitrogen fertilizer complex in Bahía Blanca, Buenos Aires province, Argentina, to be built on an 80-hectare site in the local port.

By Mariana Soko, Chemical Processing Industry Manager - Latin America

Construction Equipment Leads to U.S. Manufacturing Spending

Published

Industrial Info Resources is tracking more than 75 active construction equipment-manufacturing projects in the U.S. worth $2 billion, which includes more than $620 million worth under construction and a planned investment from Caterpillar.

By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor

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Will diesel arrive from Russia? Will there be an Eastern Europe energy ceasefire? As the Middle East war escalates with missiles striking Riyadh's airport.

Drones and missiles reached Riyadh's airport, killing civilians from several countries and unraveling a multiyear ceasefire. The war did not escalate at the Strait. It moved inland, to runways.

Meanwhile, Washington bought diesel with sanctions relief. Trump eased pressure on Russian fuel, urged Kyiv to stop striking refineries, and announced an energy truce that Zelenskyy says Russia breached within hours over Kharkiv.

NatGas supply and demand is comfortable in the U.S., although Europe and Asia are different stories with Winter looming. Stateside, Isaias shut-ins are recovering, inventories are headed for a 10-year high, and warmth is capping the price rally.

And Beijing, quietly, has delayed its rare-earth controls into January. Have you considered that every relief on this Scorecard was purchased -- the diesel with sanctions, the minerals with tariffs, the quiet with a ceasefire nobody intends to keep?

Featured Story

Europe Makes its First SMR Investment

Published

The financial lending arm of the European Union (EU) has announced its first investment in the next generation of nuclear power technology, small modular reactors (SMRs).

By Martin Lynch, European News Editor

Featured Story

U.S. Gulf Offshore Oil & Gas Seeing Investments, But Potential Fading

Published

Billions of dollars in investments are targeting operations in the U.S. territorial waters of the Gulf of Mexico.

By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief

  • Europe 'Concerned' By Trump-Putin Fuel Deal

    Europe will continue to back its ongoing policy of sanctions against Russia despite a deal for diesel announced by the U.S. President Donald Trump with Russia's leader Vladimir Putin.

    By Martin Lynch, European News Editor

    Published October 13, 2026 Read Article
  • Australia's Strategic Fix for Natural-Gas Availability

    Australia's east-coast gas market requires a coordinated strategy to maintain natural-gas availability, protect LNG operations and support the country's electricity transition.

    By Megha Rawat, Manager

    Published October 13, 2026 Read Article
  • Australia's Strategic Fix for Natural-Gas Availability

    Australia's east-coast gas market requires a coordinated strategy to maintain natural-gas availability, protect LNG operations and support the country's electricity transition.

    By Megha Rawat, Manager

    Published October 13, 2026 Read Article
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Argentina Positions Itself as SAF Hub

Published

The Argentine Senate last month approved a new bill establishing a biofuel regulatory framework that seeks to increase biofuel content in diesel and gasoline, boost competition in the sector, and support further industry development.

By Chester Conway, IIR Writing Staff

Featured Story

High Global Fuel Prices Are About Refinery Issues as Much as Oil Supply

Published

Industrial Info Resources data show that in September 2026, 12.13% of global crude and condensate capacity was offline for various reasons.

By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief

  • Europe 'Concerned' By Trump-Putin Fuel Deal

    Published

    Europe will continue to back its ongoing policy of sanctions against Russia despite a deal for diesel announced by the U.S. President Donald Trump with Russia's leader Vladimir Putin.

    By Martin Lynch, European News Editor

  • Is Venezuela's Energy Sector on the Mend?

    Published

    Venezuelan crude oil exports to the United States have been as high as 735,000 barrels per day, overtaking Mexico to become the No. 2 supplier.

    By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief

  • Gulf Coast Industries Brace for Hurricane Isaias

    Published

    Category 3 Hurricane Isaias approaches the northern Gulf Coast, threatening energy infrastructure with destructive winds, storm surge and widespread inland flooding.

    By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief

  • See More Refining News

Featured Story

High Global Fuel Prices Are About Refinery Issues as Much as Oil Supply

Published

Industrial Info Resources data show that in September 2026, 12.13% of global crude and condensate capacity was offline for various reasons.

By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief

  • Argentina Fertilizer Plant Construction Moves Forward

    Published

    Fertil Pampa, a subsidiary of Pampa Energía, is moving forward with its nitrogen fertilizer complex in Bahía Blanca, Buenos Aires province, Argentina, to be built on an 80-hectare site in the local port.

    By Mariana Soko, Chemical Processing Industry Manager - Latin America

  • Europe Celebrates Largest Carbon Capture Project

    Published

    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.

    By Martin Lynch, European News Editor

  • Climate Risk Emerges as Power-Plant Design Question

    Published

    Should nuclear power plants expected to operate for several decades be designed for historical environmental conditions, or for those they may encounter over their full operating lives?

    By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief

  • See More Chemical Processing News
  • U.S. States Planning the Most Industrial Spending in 2027

    Data centers play the dominant role in all but one of the top five U.S. states anticipating the most industrial construction project starts in 2027.

    By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist

    Published September 08, 2026 Read Article
  • El Niño Shapes North America Fall, Winter Outlook

    A potentially historic El Niño will reshape North American temperature, precipitation and energy-demand patterns through fall 2026 and winter 2026-27.

    By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist

    Published August 27, 2026 Read Article
  • Tropical Storm Lala Takes Aim at Hawaii

    Tropical Storm Lala could approach hurricane strength near the Big Island, bringing threats from flooding rainfall, damaging winds, dangerous surf and coastal flooding across Hawaii.

    By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist

    Published August 13, 2026 Read Article
  • India's Essar Commits US$5.8 billion to U.K. Energy Transition

    The company behind the U.K.'s first large scale low-carbon hydrogen production plant at Stanlow refinery has committed to spending £4.3 billion (US$5.8 billion) on low-carbon energy transition projects in the U.K..

    By Martin Lynch, European News Editor

    Published August 11, 2026 Read Article
  • CSU, NOAA Reinforce Forecast for Quiet Atlantic Hurricane Season

    NOAA and Colorado State University continue to forecast a below-normal Atlantic hurricane season, citing increasing confidence that El Niño will suppress tropical development through the season's peak.

    By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor

    Published August 07, 2026 Read Article
  • See More Chemical Processing News

Featured Story

High Global Fuel Prices Are About Refinery Issues as Much as Oil Supply

Published

Industrial Info Resources data show that in September 2026, 12.13% of global crude and condensate capacity was offline for various reasons.

By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief

Featured Story

High Global Fuel Prices Are About Refinery Issues as Much as Oil Supply

Published

Industrial Info Resources data show that in September 2026, 12.13% of global crude and condensate capacity was offline for various reasons.

By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief

  • El Niño Shapes North America Fall, Winter Outlook

    A potentially historic El Niño will reshape North American temperature, precipitation and energy-demand patterns through fall 2026 and winter 2026-27.

    By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist

    Published August 27, 2026 Read Article
  • CSU, NOAA Reinforce Forecast for Quiet Atlantic Hurricane Season

    NOAA and Colorado State University continue to forecast a below-normal Atlantic hurricane season, citing increasing confidence that El Niño will suppress tropical development through the season's peak.

    By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor

    Published August 07, 2026 Read Article
  • Industrial Wastewater Treatment Construction Abounds in U.S., Elsewhere

    Industrial Info Resources is tracking more than $1 billion worth of dedicated wastewater treatment construction projects outside of the Oil & Gas Production Industry in the U.S. This expands to more than US$15 billion globally.

    By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist

    Published July 30, 2026 Read Article
  • Brazil's Government Pledges Credit Lines For Sectors Affected by U.S. Tariffs

    Brazil announced 18.5 billion reais (US$3.6 billion) in credit lines for local companies faced with U.S. tariffs and international conflicts. The package was unveiled on Wednesday, July 22, the same day a new 25% U.S. tariff on Brazilian goods was imposed. Brazil exported US$37.7 billion of goods to the U.S. in 2025.

    By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief

    Published July 27, 2026 Read Article
  • Super Typhoon Bavi Remains Powerful Threat to Eastern China

    Super Typhoon Bavi is forecast to to track near the southern Ryukyu Islands before making landfall along eastern China, threatening critical industrial infrastructure, ports, marine operations and regional transportation across East Asia.

    By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief

    Published July 08, 2026 Read Article
  • See More Pulp, Paper & Wood News

Featured Story

High Global Fuel Prices Are About Refinery Issues as Much as Oil Supply

Published

Industrial Info Resources data show that in September 2026, 12.13% of global crude and condensate capacity was offline for various reasons.

By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief

  • Soybean Processing Construction Brings Billions in U.S. Spending

    Two U.S. grassroot soybean-related construction projects account for more than $790 million in current spending, and they are about to be joined by another significant project adding hundreds of millions of dollars to soybean-related investments.

    By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist

    Published October 01, 2026 Read Article
  • Canada's Retaliatory Tariffs Take Effect

    Canada's retaliatory tariffs targeting US$20 billion worth of goods imported from the U.S. are now in effect. This includes a 50% tariff on U.S. steel and aluminum products and derivatives, as well as a range of tariffs on a variety of goods, although energy, electricity and potash fertilizer were spared.

    By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor

    Published September 09, 2026 Read Article
  • El Niño Shapes North America Fall, Winter Outlook

    A potentially historic El Niño will reshape North American temperature, precipitation and energy-demand patterns through fall 2026 and winter 2026-27.

    By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist

    Published August 27, 2026 Read Article
  • Energy Spared in U.S.-Canadian Trade War

    The Canadian government left energy off the table in its response to U.S. tariff threats. But an integrated supply chain has caused concern among labor unions fretting over whether or not the escalation in tensions is even justified.

    By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief

    Published August 27, 2026 Read Article
  • See More Food & Beverage News

Featured Story

High Global Fuel Prices Are About Refinery Issues as Much as Oil Supply

Published

Industrial Info Resources data show that in September 2026, 12.13% of global crude and condensate capacity was offline for various reasons.

By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief

Featured Story

High Global Fuel Prices Are About Refinery Issues as Much as Oil Supply

Published

Industrial Info Resources data show that in September 2026, 12.13% of global crude and condensate capacity was offline for various reasons.

By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief

  • U.S. States Planning the Most Industrial Spending in 2027

    Data centers play the dominant role in all but one of the top five U.S. states anticipating the most industrial construction project starts in 2027.

    By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist

    Published September 08, 2026 Read Article
  • U.S. Megaprojects to Watch for in 2027

    Megaprojects valued at $1 billion or more are taking shape in the U.S., and several are on the books to begin construction next year.

    By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist

    Published September 01, 2026 Read Article
  • GLP-1 Drugs Drive Pharma Construction Wave

    The U.S. is ground-zero for GLP-1 drugs, which is fueling billions of dollars of construction investment from the pharmaceutical industry.

    By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist

    Published August 27, 2026 Read Article
  • El Niño Shapes North America Fall, Winter Outlook

    A potentially historic El Niño will reshape North American temperature, precipitation and energy-demand patterns through fall 2026 and winter 2026-27.

    By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist

    Published August 27, 2026 Read Article
  • Tropical Storm Lala Takes Aim at Hawaii

    Tropical Storm Lala could approach hurricane strength near the Big Island, bringing threats from flooding rainfall, damaging winds, dangerous surf and coastal flooding across Hawaii.

    By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist

    Published August 13, 2026 Read Article
  • See More Pharmaceutical & Biotech News

Featured Story

Perfect Storm(s) Upending Global Energy Sector with Oil on the Rise

Published

With U.S. crude oil inventories on the decline and renewed attacks on shipping lanes in and around the Persian Gulf, crude oil prices were rallying hard on Thursday.

By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor

  • QatarEnergy Acknowledges Gas-Delivery Issues

    QatarEnergy says it will take up to three years to repair its LNG infrastructure damaged in the Middle East conflict.

    By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist

    Published September 22, 2026 Read Article
  • U.S. Refineries to Run Lower Amid Regular Maintenance Period

    Industrial Info Resources finds refinery maintenance in PADD 2, covering much of the Great Lakes region, could be one of the largest seasonally.

    By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist

    Published September 18, 2026 Read Article
  • Saudi Arabia Yanbu Refinery Still Operating, Industrial Info Confirms

    Industrial Info Resources confirmed Wednesday, September 16, that reports of an attack on a refinery at the port city of Yanbu were false, though tensions are high amid renewed fighting between Saudi forces and the Houthi rebel group in Yemen.

    By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief

    Published September 17, 2026 Read Article
  • Key Saudi Oil Pipeline Damaged in Drone Attack

    Industry analysts have for months touted pipeline routes that avoid the Strait of Hormuz as a way to insulate the market from conflict. One of those pipelines may be shuttered for weeks because of drone attacks.

    By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief

    Published September 14, 2026 Read Article
  • See More Middle East News

Featured Story

Feds Try Again with Alaska Cook Inlet Lease

Published

Despite zero bids in an offshore auction earlier this year, the federal government is hoping for bids in a new auction for leases in Alaska's Cook Inlet.

By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist

  • Fervo Starts Up 33-MW Utah Geothermal Power Plant Unit

    Published

    Geothermal company Fervo Energy said October 1 it had achieved commercial operation at the first of three 33-megawatt (MW) geothermal power plants at its Cape Station plant at Beaver Creek, Utah.

    By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief

  • Hurricane Isaias Spares U.S. Energy Infrastructure

    Published

    A late-season hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico largely spared oil and gas installations, though a hefty amount of crude oil was shut-in because of the storm.

    By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief

  • Europe 'Concerned' By Trump-Putin Fuel Deal

    Published

    Europe will continue to back its ongoing policy of sanctions against Russia despite a deal for diesel announced by the U.S. President Donald Trump with Russia's leader Vladimir Putin.

    By Martin Lynch, European News Editor

  • See More North America News

Featured Story

Ecuador to Cut Taxes on Imported Power Generation, Storage Equipment

Published

Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa announced plans to remove taxes on imported equipment for electricity generation and energy storage to encourage new investments.

By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist

Featured Story

Italy Opens Way for Return to Nuclear Power

Published

Italy's Senate has granted final approval to a law that opens the way for the country to return to nuclear power, 36 years after the closure of its last reactors.

By Martin Lynch, European News Editor

  • European Steel Production Hits All Time Low

    Published

    European Union (EU) steel exports fell by 20% in the first half of 2026, while EU steel production declined to a historic low of 125.8 million tonnes (MT).

    By Martin Lynch, European News Editor

  • Cornwall Lithium to Boost U.K. Critical Minerals Push

    Published

    The U.K.'s efforts to shore up its own supplies of critical minerals advances with another lithium-focused facility promised for the Cornwall region in the south-west of the country.

    By Martin Lynch, European News Editor

  • European Union Posts Record Growth in Robotics

    Published

    The European Union (EU) has posted a new record for the amount of industrial robots in operation as the manufacturing sector boosts investment in industrial automation.

    By Martin Lynch, European News Editor

  • See More Europe News
  • Europe To Keep Arctic Ban on Oil & Gas Drilling

    Europe is rejecting pressure from Norway to permit oil and gas drilling in the Arctic but Norway is planning to forge ahead regardless.

    By Martin Lynch, European News Editor

    Published October 05, 2026 Read Article
  • TotalEnergies Sees Azerbaijan as Boost for EU Energy Security

    A final investment decision on the Ashberon natural gas field is expected to benefit the European market, TotalEnergies said while announcing plans for increased spending and production.

    By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief

    Published September 29, 2026 Read Article
  • U.K. Backs First Lithium Processing Refinery

    The U.K. government continues its push for domestic sources of critical minerals with a loan to support the construction of the country's first lithium processing plant in Teesside.

    By Martin Lynch, European News Editor

    Published September 29, 2026 Read Article
  • Almonty Secures Tungsten Lifeline For Spanish Mine

    A tungsten deal between Almonty and an Austrian subsidiary of the Sandvik Group represents a key step in Europe's push for more locally sourced critical minerals.

    By Martin Lynch, European News Editor

    Published September 28, 2026 Read Article
  • Can Canadian LNG Find a Home in Europe?

    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

    By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief

    Published September 23, 2026 Read Article
  • See More Europe News

Featured Story

Zambia's Solar Expansion Builds Resilience Against Hydropower Risk

Published

Zambia is rapidly expanding solar generation as drought risk, mining growth and heavy reliance on hydropower reshape the country's electricity strategy.

By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist

  • Americas Offset Some Middle East Oil Supply Issues

    Published

    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

    By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief

  • Climate Risk Emerges as Power-Plant Design Question

    Published

    Should nuclear power plants expected to operate for several decades be designed for historical environmental conditions, or for those they may encounter over their full operating lives?

    By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief

  • Nuclear Power Sets New Generation Record in 2025

    Published

    Nuclear reactors hit a new generation record in 2025 while the reliability of nuclear energy plants remains high across the global fleet and across the life of reactors, including ageing units.

    By Martin Lynch, European News Editor

  • See More Africa News
  • Africa's Midstream Sector Ramps Up to Meet New Demand

    Africa gas and oil producers are building out pipeline infrastructure, mostly to export product to Europe in response to global supply issues.

    By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief

    Published September 14, 2026 Read Article
  • Egypt Advances Renewable Energy Project

    Industrial Info Resources data show 85 capital renewable-energy projects across Egypt, worth more than US$100 billion, including the El Tor Green Valley project.

    By Mohammad Mikail, Regional Industry Specialist - Arabic Language

    Published September 10, 2026 Read Article
  • Niger Takes Control of Uranium Mining

    Following a military coup in 2023, Niger's Council of Ministers has awarded a number of mining permits for uranium mining projects to domestic and state-owned companies.

    By Martin Lynch, European News Editor

    Published September 04, 2026 Read Article
  • South Africa: US$1.2 Billion Renewable Energy Capital Surge

    The National Energy Regulator of South Africa has officially approved 124 new renewable energy generation facilities, driving a massive R20.18 billion (US$1.2 billion) wave of private and public capital directly into the nation's power infrastructure.

    By Yogesh Kumar, Lead Researcher-Power

    Published September 03, 2026 Read Article
  • See More Africa News

Featured Story

China Leads in New Nuclear Power Builds

Published

China accounted for most of the world's new nuclear power plant projects in 2025, while globally the balance between reactor startups and closures was negative for the first time since 2021.

By Martin Lynch, European News Editor

  • Sri Lanka Plans to Add 4.5 GW of Solar, Wind and BESS Capacity by 2030

    Sri Lanka is advancing plans to expand renewable generation and energy-storage infrastructure, with approximately 2,071 megawatts (MW) of solar and 1,264 MW of wind capacity planned through 2030, alongside a government target to introduce around 1,200 MW of battery energy storage systems (BESS) over the next two years.

    By Yogesh Kumar, Lead Researcher-Power

    Published September 14, 2026 Read Article
  • Saudi Invests in 2,000 MW of Battery Storage

    Saudi Arabia confirms itself as one of the busiest markets for battery energy storage systems (BESS) outside of China by awarding four projects with a combined capacity of 2,000 megawatts (MW).

    By Martin Lynch, European News Editor

    Published August 28, 2026 Read Article
  • The Answer Age: How Industrial Info Is Bringing Trusted Data to AI

    Industrial Info's IIR Envoy™ MCP, its branded Model Context Protocol server, gives authorized AI assistants structured access to IIR's industrial intelligence covering capital projects, plants, units and equipment, companies, and planned or unplanned offline events.

    By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist

    Published August 26, 2026 Read Article
  • See More Asia News

Featured Story

Australia's Strategic Fix for Natural-Gas Availability

Published

Australia's east-coast gas market requires a coordinated strategy to maintain natural-gas availability, protect LNG operations and support the country's electricity transition.

By Megha Rawat, Manager

  • Global Power Construction Spending Led by Nuclear, Wind

    Nuclear power garners the lion's share of global power generation construction spending, although wind and solar power have the highest number of projects.

    By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist

    Published August 24, 2026 Read Article
  • Australia Steps In to Save Largest Aluminium Smelter

    A AUD$2.5 billion (US$1.8 billion) bailout from the Australian Government has been agreed to save the country's largest aluminium smelter, Tomago, from closure.

    By Martin Lynch, European News Editor

    Published August 21, 2026 Read Article
  • Climate Change Tests Renewable Power's Resilience

    Industrial Info Resources is tracking how climate variability is reshaping renewable generation, including a 32% hydro shortfall in portions of Europe

    By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief

    Published August 20, 2026 Read Article
  • Australia's Green Bank Tops US$75 Billion in Investment

    With a record year of investment in green energy, Australia's "green bank", the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC), is celebrating driving more than AUD$105 billion (US$75 billion) in total project investment since its inception in August 2012.

    By Martin Lynch, European News Editor

    Published August 14, 2026 Read Article
  • IEA: Global Electric Power Demand to Rise in 2026 and 2027

    Global demand for electricity is expected to rise 3.6% this year and 3.8% in 2027, outstripping the world's 3% growth in 2025, according to a new report from the International Energy Agency.

    By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief

    Published July 23, 2026 Read Article
  • See More Oceania News

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