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Half of India's coal plants run critically low on fuel as power demand surges Reuters

UK approves long-delayed Jackdaw gas field on energy security grounds Reuters

Piero Cipollone: Pontes and Appia: unlocking opportunities for banks

Militaries have spent more than a century operating with fuel and ammunition as limits of combat endurance. They are only beginning to treat batteries with the same operational seriousness, as small unmanned systems move from niche equipment to mass-consumption weapons. Recent bipartisan supply dive

Most Gulf shares retreat as Iran-US diplomacy stalls Reuters

Plus, why Ed Davey believes the prime minister is about to call an early election

An annoying, persistent myth of climate discourse is the idea that trying to stop the planet from becoming a charred hellscape is antithetical to the affordability of life’s basic needs. Have you seen charred hellscapes? They tend to be short on the essentials, and shortages usually make things more

President Donald Trump has spent most of the year on a war footing, and not just in Iran. He has repeatedly invoked the Defense Production Act, passed in 1950 at the outbreak of the Korean War, to advance his energy policy goals of elevating fossil fuels and sidelining clean technologies.

Trump to rally for Graham in tight South Carolina Senate race amid Russia rift Reuters

A way forward can only materialise once the US administration genuinely accepts that it has no military options