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Fiber optic cable manufacturers are keeping pace with growing demand being driven by data center construction.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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On October 5, the U.S. Supreme Court heard a case that looked like the ultimate "all or nothing" lawsuit, where the decision could either potentially bankrupt an entire industry or decisively shut the door on this type of climate-change litigation.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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The price of uranium oxide (U3O8) June through September was $13 higher than on September 30, 2025.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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Forecasts favor a relatively mild European winter, but lower natural gas inventories, uncertain LNG supplies and the potential for late-season cold outbreaks raise questions about Europe's energy preparedness.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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After a dismal performance in the second quarter, TotalEnergies is expecting to see a lift from its integrated LNG business.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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Trafigura has signed a lithium offtake agreement with EnergyX relating to projects in Texas and Chile.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Led by Saudi Arabia, the IEA said in its monthly market report for October that producers in and around the Persian Gulf lifted crude oil production by 4.4 million barrels per day in September.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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The South Korean government has unveiled a plan to target 100 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy by 2030 as part of a wide ranging energy transition plan.
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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The Department of the Interior is asking a federal court to revoke permission for the nearly completed 704-MW Revolution offshore wind farm off the Rhode Island coast.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Industrial Info Resources is tracking 38 SMR projects in the U.S. with completion dates by 2035, and with a total investment value of about $105 billion
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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Forecasts favor a relatively mild European winter, but lower natural gas inventories, uncertain LNG supplies and the potential for late-season cold outbreaks raise questions about Europe's energy preparedness.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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The South Korean government has unveiled a plan to target 100 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy by 2030 as part of a wide ranging energy transition plan..
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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The Department of the Interior is asking a federal court to revoke permission for the nearly completed 704-MW Revolution offshore wind farm off the Rhode Island coast..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Industrial Info Resources is tracking 38 SMR projects in the U.S. with completion dates by 2035, and with a total investment value of about $105 billion.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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By Martin Lynch, European News 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 Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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On October 5, the U.S. Supreme Court heard a case that looked like the ultimate "all or nothing" lawsuit, where the decision could either potentially bankrupt an entire industry or decisively shut the door on this type of climate-change litigation.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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Forecasts favor a relatively mild European winter, but lower natural gas inventories, uncertain LNG supplies and the potential for late-season cold outbreaks raise questions about Europe's energy preparedness..
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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Forecasts favor a relatively mild European winter, but lower natural gas inventories, uncertain LNG supplies and the potential for late-season cold outbreaks raise questions about Europe's energy preparedness..
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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Forecasts favor a relatively mild European winter, but lower natural gas inventories, uncertain LNG supplies and the potential for late-season cold outbreaks raise questions about Europe's energy preparedness..
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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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 Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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Forecasts favor a relatively mild European winter, but lower natural gas inventories, uncertain LNG supplies and the potential for late-season cold outbreaks raise questions about Europe's energy preparedness.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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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
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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
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The runoff reflects Brazil's continuing political polarization, which has also been a characteristic of other South American countries in recent years.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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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 Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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On October 5, the U.S. Supreme Court heard a case that looked like the ultimate "all or nothing" lawsuit, where the decision could either potentially bankrupt an entire industry or decisively shut the door on this type of climate-change litigation.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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Forecasts favor a relatively mild European winter, but lower natural gas inventories, uncertain LNG supplies and the potential for late-season cold outbreaks raise questions about Europe's energy preparedness..
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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The South Korean government has unveiled a plan to target 100 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy by 2030 as part of a wide ranging energy transition plan..
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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South America's top five refining projects total US$4.6 billion in projected investments..
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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By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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Forecasts favor a relatively mild European winter, but lower natural gas inventories, uncertain LNG supplies and the potential for late-season cold outbreaks raise questions about Europe's energy preparedness.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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The South Korean government has unveiled a plan to target 100 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy by 2030 as part of a wide ranging energy transition plan..
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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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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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
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By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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By William Ploch, Assistant 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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Forecasts favor a relatively mild European winter, but lower natural gas inventories, uncertain LNG supplies and the potential for late-season cold outbreaks raise questions about Europe's energy preparedness.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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The price of uranium oxide (U3O8) June through September was $13 higher than on September 30, 2025..
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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Trafigura has signed a lithium offtake agreement with EnergyX relating to projects in Texas and Chile..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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The South Korean government has unveiled a plan to target 100 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy by 2030 as part of a wide ranging energy transition plan..
By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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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 Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Forecasts favor a relatively mild European winter, but lower natural gas inventories, uncertain LNG supplies and the potential for late-season cold outbreaks raise questions about Europe's energy preparedness.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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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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Construction of Arauco's Sucuriú pulp mill in Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, is approximately 81% complete..
By Maria Lidia Lozano, Food & B. / Pulp, P. & W. / Alternative Fuels Latam Regional Manager
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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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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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Forecasts favor a relatively mild European winter, but lower natural gas inventories, uncertain LNG supplies and the potential for late-season cold outbreaks raise questions about Europe's energy preparedness.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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Coca-Cola FEMSA has selected Caçapava, São Paulo, Brazil, as the site for a new grassroot soft drinks plant, after a site selection process that lasted more than a year.
By Maria Lidia Lozano, Food & B. / Pulp, P. & W. / Alternative Fuels Latam Regional Manager
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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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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
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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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Fiber optic cable manufacturers are keeping pace with growing demand being driven by data center construction.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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Forecasts favor a relatively mild European winter, but lower natural gas inventories, uncertain LNG supplies and the potential for late-season cold outbreaks raise questions about Europe's energy preparedness..
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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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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Industrial Info Resources is tracking nearly $12 billion in military projects from these contractors, with more than $5 billion nearing or under construction.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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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 Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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Forecasts favor a relatively mild European winter, but lower natural gas inventories, uncertain LNG supplies and the potential for late-season cold outbreaks raise questions about Europe's energy preparedness.
By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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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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Disposable and consumable medical products other than drugs are various U.S. construction projects..
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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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
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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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Industrial Info Resources data show that in September 2026, 12.13% of global crude and condensate capacity was offline for various reasons.
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A natural gas pipeline in Alberta will help feed the industrial heartland, provincial officials said.
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By Daniel Levin, Assistant Editor
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South America's top five refining projects total US$4.6 billion in projected investments.
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By Maria Lidia Lozano, Food & B. / Pulp, P. & W. / Alternative Fuels Latam Regional Manager
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Norwegian oil and gas major Equinor said it made a discovery in the North Sea that could hold as much as 50 million barrels of recoverable oil equivalent.
By Brian Ford, Editor-in-Chief
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Tanzania's finance minister says the country is nearing final agreement for a large LNG project and two critical minerals projects.
By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By Eric Funderburk, Promotions & Advertising Specialist
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By William Ploch, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
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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
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By Yogesh Kumar, Lead Researcher-Power
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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
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By Martin Lynch, European News Editor
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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?