Energy
U.S. Lithium Miners Finally Have a Shot at Cashing In
After years of volatile markets, lithium prices are soaring, and everyone wants a piece. As the battery storage sector goes…
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Gary’s Two-Week Blackout Is a Warning for America
After two weeks of darkness, power has been restored to all the citizens of Gary, Indiana, an old, low income,…
Energy
Tanzania’s Mining Model Is Starting to Pay Off
In 1967, a Maasai herder called Jumanne Mhero Ngoma stumbled across a clump of unusual violet crystals in the Mereli…
Energy
U.S.-Iran Strikes Put $100 Oil Back in Focus
U.S.-Iran strikes reignite fears of a prolonged Middle East conflict as Hormuz tensions push regional oil benchmarks above $100. Rising…
Energy
New Tech Breakthrough Aims To Solve The World’s Plastic Waste Problem
Plastics remanufacturing is the industry everyone wishes they’d gotten into earlier, with McKinsey seeing as much as $75 billion in…
Energy
Norway Wants Europe’s Energy Market, Without Sharing Its Trade-Offs
Norway is supposedly breaking with Brussels. Energy Minister Terje Aasland says the country will continue exploring for oil and gas…
Energy
Trump’s “Historic Deal” With Venezuela Isn’t Fooling Oil Traders
Two days after President Trump called his new Venezuela agreement “the biggest oil deal in world history,” the story has…
Energy
Russian Oil Is No Longer India’s Easy Bargain
India’s crude imports fell in August, and Russia’s share declined with them, exposing a supply problem that seasonal refinery patterns…
Energy
Iran War Triggers Billions in New Oil Pipeline and Port Investment
The severe disruption of oil and gas flows out of the Persian Gulf resulting from the war between the U.S.…
Energy
Why More Venezuelan Oil Won’t Solve America’s Gasoline Problem
Venezuela has the largest proven oil reserves in the world, and its heavy crude is particularly well suited to the…