A University of East Anglia analysis led by Corinne Le Quéré estimates fossil fuel emissions fell 0.4% in 2026 — a decline researchers attribute to high oil prices, not climate policy.
The attack on a landmark in the kingdom's showcase business district comes about a month after deadly strikes on Riyadh's airport disrupted travel and forced event cancellations.
Final turbine installed off Rhode Island hands the developer a symbolic win, but Washington is again trying to pull the project's permits — and Congress is weighing a fix.
Dueling lawsuits over missed winter hydropower and Maine line interruptions collide with a C$200 billion investment plan and warnings of net imports.
Abu Dhabi's overseas investment arm deepens its global gas push with a Queensland acquisition while exploring a stake in Canada's Shell-led LNG export terminal as partners mull expansion.
The new 1.87-pound Explorer 100D slips under airline battery limits, as Jackery pairs LFP chemistry with a wave of Prime Day and Memorial Day discounts.
Tehran says the strait could reopen within seven days if U.S. pressure eases, but insists Washington honor the Islamabad pact as the ceasefire frays.
Africa's second-largest oil producer plans to trim subsidy spending by 2027 without steep pump-price hikes, even as rising oil costs blow a hole in the 2026 budget.
Record refining margins near $42 a barrel, wartime supply disruptions and hurricane shutdowns lifted third-quarter earnings to $10.8 billion.
The rollback targets low-producing, high-emitting wells and reverses Biden-era leak controls, raising climate and health concerns.