Uranium Futures Near $89 as Reactor Demand and Supply Constraints Tighten the Market
Uranium futures have climbed toward $89 a pound as mine supply lags reactor demand and utilities show signs of accelerating procurement.
Uranium futures have climbed toward $89 a pound as mine supply lags reactor demand and utilities show signs of accelerating procurement.
Seven tankers carried capacity for about 13 million barrels at Iraq’s export terminals, a notable pickup that doesn’t yet signal a return to normal Gu...
Troll Phase 3 Stage 2 brings 55 bcm of existing gas forward, helping sustain Norwegian exports while leaving the need for replacement supply unresolve...
A £1.8bn July borrowing deficit and limited room for new debt put tax rises in focus ahead of the Autumn Budget.
Drone attacks and strained finances are pushing Moscow to explore arms production in Central Asia, where sanctions exposure and funding gaps could lim...
AI’s rising electricity needs are drawing fresh capital to fusion and small modular reactors, though cost and commercial viability remain unproven.
Equinor says Hormuz supply risks strengthen the case for Tanzania LNG, though years of negotiations with the government remain unresolved.
Sinopec reported higher first-half profit, but weaker fuel and chemical demand is pushing the refiner to reshape its business by decade’s end.
High-purity seepage in China and promising sites in the Philippines have sharpened interest in natural hydrogen, though commercial extraction remains...
Low rivers and extreme heat have curtailed nuclear output across Europe, adding pressure to power supplies as heat weighs on productivity and GDP.
Iraq is targeting up to 10 million bpd within six years, but OPEC quota talks and limited export capacity could constrain growth.
From a reported fighter jet deal to energy, metals and freight projects, China’s regional ties are widening, though some agreements remain unconfirmed...
Tankers wait up to 30 days as terminal failures, power cuts and crude-quality issues constrain Venezuelan exports despite strong buyer demand.
US oil rigs declined by three as Brent rose nearly $7 in a week and crude output reached 13.83 million barrels per day.
India’s grid constraints left 11% of solar output unused in peak heat months, while 42 GW of projects still seek buyers.
China’s Iranian crude imports fell to an estimated 534,000 barrels per day in August, pushing independent refiners to seek alternative feedstocks.
Brent nears $100 as Hormuz traffic stalls, while Iraq’s export plans, shifting crude flows and weather risks reshape energy markets.
Shrinking water supplies can constrain power generation just as energy demand rises, putting greater weight on infrastructure planning and water avail...
Carbon capture’s next test is commercial: Europe needs contracts that connect emitters to transport and storage and make projects financeable.
Russia’s first Indian gasoline shipment arrives as shortages reach 10 regions and refinery outages curb domestic supply and fuel exports.