Oil prices fell over 6% Monday as U.S.-Iran diplomatic progress eased supply fears, pulling Brent below $100/bbl for the first time in three weeks.

The IAEA will begin a Phase 1 nuclear infrastructure review of Singapore in 2027, a first step toward potentially deploying next-generation nuclear power. Singapore gets 65% of its energy from ...

European natural gas prices fell more than 5% to around €46.3 per megawatt hour, their lowest level in two weeks, amid optimism that the United States and Iran could soon reach a deal to reopen the St ...

Drought, decades of overuse, and flawed planning are pushing water systems across the American Southwest toward severe shortages and politically painful cuts.

The closed Strait of Hormuz has created a major fertilizer shock and threatens food security in developing nations as sulfur and phosphate exporters from the Middle East struggle to ship supply to the ...

Iraq’s oil production has collapsed to just 1.39 million bpd after the Strait of Hormuz blockade stranded exports. Baghdad is urgently trying to revive northern export routes through Turkey, including ...

China installed just 9.52 GW of solar capacity in April, down sharply from 45 GW a year earlier, as the domestic market adjusts after a record-breaking rush to beat a policy change.

Washington is cracking down on long-running Iran-Iraq oil laundering networks while warning foreign banks and Chinese-linked refiners they could also face secondary sanctions.

A deadly coal mine explosion in Shanxi province triggered safety inspections and production suspensions across China’s coal sector, sending coking coal prices sharply higher.

Oil and LNG shipments through the Strait of Hormuz are gradually resuming as more vessels successfully navigate the chokepoint despite ongoing disruption and heavy military risk.

Global oil inventories and floating storage have acted as temporary shock absorbers against the Hormuz disruption. OPEC spare capacity has stabilized markets, but it cannot fully replace lost Persian ...

A top oil market expert warns traders are misreading Iran signals — and that a major price spike is coming in July as the Strait of Hormuz closure grinds on.