Egypt Unveils Major Gas Discovery in Nile Delta to Boost Energy Output
Egypt announces a new natural gas discovery in the Nile Delta, expected to produce 50 million cubic feet daily, as part of a push to boost domestic energy output and security.
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Egypt announces a new natural gas discovery in the Nile Delta, expected to produce 50 million cubic feet daily, as part of a push to boost domestic energy output and security.
UN chief Antonio Guterres warns prolonged Strait of Hormuz disruptions could trigger a global recession, soaring inflation, and push millions into poverty, with severe consequences for Asia.
Cuba’s foreign minister labels US ‘threat’ designation as absurd amid a severe energy blockade causing humanitarian strain, drawing international concern and aid pledges.
The EU has launched a temporary state aid program to support agriculture, fisheries, and transport sectors struggling with high energy costs linked to the Middle East crisis.
Geopolitical analyst Cyrus Janssen compares the diverging climate and energy policies of the US and China, highlighting how China’s renewable focus bolsters its resilience.
The Iran conflict threatens to drive energy prices up 24% in 2026, creating the largest oil supply shock on record and endangering global economic stability.
A Ukrainian drone strike caused a major fire at a Russian oil refinery in Tuapse, as both sides exchange accusations over targeting civilian infrastructure and economic assets.
The UAE withdraws from OPEC, a strategic move analysts say could help it bypass ongoing disruptions in the critical Strait of Hormuz and boost production independently.
Contrary to foreign media claims, China’s economy shows ‘anti-fragile’ traits, with a diversified energy mix buffering against global oil price volatility.
China delivers its largest domestically designed and built LNG carrier, the ‘Georgetown,’ marking a major advancement in high-end clean energy shipbuilding.
ASEAN officials convene virtually to discuss energy supply risks stemming from Middle East instability, emphasizing regional cooperation and preparedness.
German Chancellor Merz criticizes the US-Israel led war with Iran, warning it threatens the global economy and urging a united EU response.
Recent strikes on Iran and Strait of Hormuz disruptions force a global reevaluation of fossil fuel dependence and its impact on the pace of the green energy transition.
Slovakia resumes Druzhba pipeline oil imports after months-long disruption caused by reported strikes, boosting regional energy stability.
Ongoing instability in the Hormuz Strait is forcing businesses to rethink supply chains and pricing strategies, with Asia’s energy security at the forefront in 2026.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang outlines 2026 energy strategy, emphasizing grid resilience, renewable expansion, and a unified electricity market to balance security and sustainability.
China’s installed power capacity approaches 4 billion kW in Q1 2026, driven by rapid renewable expansion. Clean energy now accounts for nearly half of total capacity as the country accelerates its energy transition.
China’s total installed power capacity nears 4 billion kW in Q1 2026, driven by rapid renewable expansion. Clean energy now accounts for a third of electricity, with ambitious targets set for 2030.
Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif arrives in Doha for a two-day visit aimed at boosting economic and energy ties, with regional stability on the agenda.
As Vietnam seeks to reduce oil dependence amid global uncertainties, collaboration with the Chinese mainland accelerates its clean energy transition in 2026.