India launches $2.9 billion tender for construction of four new nuclear power units
India launches one of its biggest nuclear tenders in years: state-run NPCIL seeks bids for nuclear islands of four 700 MW heavy-water units at Mahi Banswara.
Energy
Green energy corridor Caspian — Europe moves from plans to implementation
The "Green Energy Corridor Caspian Sea – Black Sea – Europe" project completed its feasibility study and officially moved to the implementation phase.
IEA Head Calls Slow Electrification One of Europe's Major Mistakes
Europe is too slow in phasing out imported oil and gas, despite recent energy crises, said IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol.
Canada prepares to start natural hydrogen extraction: project could transform global energy
Canada launches a project hailed as a potential breakthrough for global energy. MAX Power prepares to drill the first wells at Lawson, the country's first explored natural hydrogen deposit.
Kazakhstan's oil exports shift to new markets: shipments to Singapore, China, and Egypt surge
In first four months of 2026, Kazakhstan boosted oil and gas condensate exports by 3%, with a notable shift in supply structure.
New York becomes first in US to ban construction of large data centers — due to electricity bills and threat to water resources
New York Governor Kathy Hochul imposed a one-year moratorium on large data center construction — the first such ban in U.S. history.
Volkswagen released 100 sheep to graze under 31,000 solar panels — and it's a serious scientific project
At Volkswagen’s plant in Poznań, Poland, a flock of 100 sheep replaced lawnmowers under an 18.3 MW solar farm.