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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
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Worldwide use of coal is expected to increase about 1.2% this year, to a record of approximately 8.94 billion tons, according to a new report from the International Energy Agency.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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Argentina's data center sector is expanding with some notable developments taking shape that will require billions of dollars worth of investment.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Europe is on track for a record year for wind power with 8.8 gigawatts (GW) of new capacity installed in the first half of 2026.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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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
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Argentina cuenta con una cartera de 15 proyectos de centros de datos valorados en US$46.400 millones.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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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
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Some technology firms are using a more collaborative approach to stakeholder engagement as part of their effort to build data centers.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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While metals-recycling construction has been a consistent part of Metals & Minerals project activity, battery-recycling projects are gaining ground.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Below-normal rainfall and tightening transit limits are reviving concerns over shipping capacity, LNG transport, and refined-product routes ahead of the 2027 dry season.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Week 9/8/26 - 9/14/26
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Worldwide use of coal is expected to increase about 1.2% this year, to a record of approximately 8.94 billion tons, according to a new report from the International Energy Agency.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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Published
Argentina's data center sector is expanding with some notable developments taking shape that will require billions of dollars worth of investment..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Published
Europe is on track for a record year for wind power with 8.8 gigawatts (GW) of new capacity installed in the first half of 2026..
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
Published
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
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By Yogesh Kumar, Lead Researcher-Power
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By Mohammad Mikail, Regional Industry Specialist - Arabic Language
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By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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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
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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
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Below-normal rainfall and tightening transit limits are reviving concerns over shipping capacity, LNG transport, and refined-product routes ahead of the 2027 dry season..
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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Bechtel has reached substantial completion on the first seven trains of Cheniere Energy's Corpus Christi Stage 3 LNG project, one of a number of LNG projects on which Bechtel is at work..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Industrial Info Resources is tracking more than US$78 billion worth of projects from Petrobras, including six renewable diesel and SAF projects
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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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
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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
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Wildfire risk expands across major U.S. energy regions as heat and dryness increase concerns from ERCOT and the southern Plains to the Pacific Northwest..
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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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
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Published
Below-normal rainfall and tightening transit limits are reviving concerns over shipping capacity, LNG transport, and refined-product routes ahead of the 2027 dry season..
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
Published
Pakistan's government is moving closer to signing deals with the country's main refineries that will unlock up to US$6 billion in investment..
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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Pemex is lagging in its production goals, but a new partnership with Brazil's Petrobras seeks to take advantage of that company's deepwater exploration experience..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Jesse Broehl, News Editor
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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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
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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
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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
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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
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Worldwide use of coal is expected to increase about 1.2% this year, to a record of approximately 8.94 billion tons, according to a new report from the International Energy Agency.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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While metals-recycling construction has been a consistent part of Metals & Minerals project activity, battery-recycling projects are gaining ground..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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A Minas Gerais judge has ordered activities suspended at Sigma's Grota do Cirilo lithium mine, the largest lithium operation in Brazil..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Un juez ordenó la suspensión de las operaciones en la mina de espodumena Grota do Cirilo de Sigma en Brasil, la mayor mina de litio del país..
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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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
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New U.S. paper mill construction accounts for nearly $4 billion in active spending, with strong showings from the tissue and packaging sectors..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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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
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Wildfire risk expands across major U.S. energy regions as heat and dryness increase concerns from ERCOT and the southern Plains to the Pacific Northwest..
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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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
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U.S. infant formula makers have a lined up large and small expansion projects at their plants to boost production..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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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
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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
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Argentina's data center sector is expanding with some notable developments taking shape that will require billions of dollars worth of investment.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
Read the Article
Published
Argentina cuenta con una cartera de 15 proyectos de centros de datos valorados en US$46.400 millones..
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Published
Some technology firms are using a more collaborative approach to stakeholder engagement as part of their effort to build data centers..
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
Published
Grassroot projects dominate $7.8 billion worth of U.S. distribution and warehousing projects planned to begin construction in the fourth quarter..
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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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
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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
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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
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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
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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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
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Mohammad Mikail, Regional Industry Specialist - Arabic Language
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Grassroot projects dominate $7.8 billion worth of U.S. distribution and warehousing projects planned to begin construction in the fourth quarter.
By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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A Minas Gerais judge has ordered activities suspended at Sigma's Grota do Cirilo lithium mine, the largest lithium operation in Brazil.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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The French government has granted permission to state-owned energy company EDF to start work on preparing the site for a new nuclear power plant in Gravelines.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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Ethiopian Electric Power (EEP) has set up a total corporate budget of US$1.9 billion for fiscal year 2026-27.
By Yogesh Kumar, Lead Researcher-Power
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By Yogesh Kumar, Lead Researcher-Power
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Pakistan's government is moving closer to signing deals with the country's main refineries that will unlock up to US$6 billion in investment.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Papua New Guinea (PNG) is entering a potentially transformative period for its oil and gas industry.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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Have you considered the cruelty of the timing? Markets price an 88% chance of a Fed hike amid an oil shock -- tightening against cost-push. The IEA's answer to scarcity is coal. A Chinese decoupling study warns third-party gains stay fragile.
Natural gas whispers something similar: October Henry Hub futures at $2.902 on record 19.6 Bcf/d feed-gas, Qatari cargoes stranded, and buyers bidding up whatever molecules still arrive.
So what deserves your attention? Not the barrel -- the bottleneck. And behind it, the underwriters, crews, and reroutes that decide whether a cargo is priced or simply impossible.