Jordan reveals 80-year uranium reserves and plans to profit not from ore but from technology
Jordan announced proven uranium reserves of 42,000 tons — enough to fuel future nuclear plants for 80 years.
Energy
Nuclear Energy in Central Asia in the Global Energy Transition
Central Asia could become a key player in global nuclear energy—not just as a uranium supplier, but where atomic generation tackles energy shortages and decarbonization.
Oil giants ramp up production: who will pay for the climate crisis
Despite scientific consensus that burning fossil fuels worsens the climate crisis, major oil companies plan to boost production. This raises questions about their impact amid record temperatures and climate disasters.
China launches world's first 16 MW floating wind turbine at sea
China's CNOOC deployed the world's first 16 MW floating wind turbine with tension-leg platforms in the South China Sea.
Sand battery exceeded expectations: world's largest heat storage unit confirmed its efficiency
The world’s largest sand battery in Pornainen, Finland, exceeded performance targets in its first year of operation.
Kyrgyzstan launches one of the largest energy projects in its history: construction of the Kazarman HPP cascade begins
Construction of the Kazarman HPP cascade on the Naryn River has officially launched in Kyrgyzstan.
Green electricity cost Kazakhstan 71 billion tenge per quarter — but the price is slowly decreasing
In Q1 2026, the single electricity buyer spent 71.1 billion tenge on mandatory purchase of 2 billion kWh from renewable energy sources.