Energy
Labor unions organize behind clean energy jobs despite Trump opposition
Labor leaders are pushing back against the Trump administration's efforts to slow the clean energy transition and dismantle gains they secured under Joe Biden's Inflation Reduction Act.
Panama cuts ship transits as drought worsens amid El Niño
Russia strengthens its position as China's leading oil supplier in July
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South Korean tanker takes Suez Canal route for first time amid Strait of Hormuz risks
A South Korean tanker is heading to Korea via the Suez Canal instead of the Strait of Hormuz, marking the first time this route has been used for South Korean crude shipments since the strait closed.
Greece advances on undersea cable linking Cyprus and Israel
ADMIE, operator of Greece's electricity grid, submitted an investment request to regulators in Cyprus and Israel to advance a 1,000 MW submarine cable that would interconnect both islands with Israel.
Mexico faces multiple environmental risks from hydrocarbon industry
Opposition grows in Mexico to fracking projects, offshore oil exploration, an ammonia plant, and following a recent chemical spill.
English and Welsh water companies consider scarcity-based pricing during droughts
England and Wales's water regulator is considering letting suppliers increase charges for customers during drought periods as part of consumption-reduction efforts.
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