China’s Daji Gas Field Hits 4 Bcm Annual Capacity, Boosting Energy Security
China’s Daji Gas Field surpasses 4 bcm annual coalbed methane capacity, marking a breakthrough in deep-layer energy extraction and sustainable fuel production.
Energy Security
China Unveils 109 Major Projects in 15th Five-Year Plan for Food, Energy Security
China’s 15th Five-Year Plan outlines 109 strategic projects to bolster food and energy security, emphasizing public-private partnerships and long-term growth.
US-Israel Iran Strategy Aims to Curb China’s Growth: Analyst
A former US intelligence advisor claims US-Israel actions against Iran aim to contain China’s development and energy access, diverting from domestic issues.
Strait of Hormuz Tensions Fuel Global Inflation Concerns in 2026
Rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz threaten global energy supplies and inflation stability in 2026, as military actions disrupt critical trade routes.
Iran Conflict Sparks Strait of Hormuz Crisis, Global Markets on Edge
Recent military actions in the Middle East threaten global energy supplies and commodity chains, with Iran’s Strait of Hormuz blockade raising fears of prolonged economic disruption.
Putin Vows Resilience as Russia Marks Four Years of Ukraine Conflict
On the fourth anniversary of the Ukraine conflict, Putin asserts Russia’s resilience, warns adversaries against escalation, and highlights energy infrastructure risks.
Slovak PM Warns Ukraine Over Oil Dispute, Threatens Power Cut
Slovakia threatens to cut emergency power to Ukraine unless oil flows resume through damaged pipeline, escalating energy tensions in Central Europe.
Cuba’s Energy Crisis Deepens Amid U.S. Tariff Threats
Cuba faces mounting energy crisis as U.S. pressure disrupts oil imports, with experts warning of cascading economic and social impacts across the Caribbean region.
U.S. Military Buildup in Middle East Sparks Iranian Warning Amid Regional Tensions
U.S. deploys carrier group to Middle East amid rising tensions with Iran, prompting regional security concerns and market watchfulness in January 2026.
Colombia Halts Electricity Exports to Ecuador Amid Escalating Trade Tensions
Colombia suspends electricity exports to Ecuador and imposes reciprocal tariffs amid escalating trade tensions, while Ecuador asserts energy self-sufficiency.
Robots Battle Ice to Protect China’s Power Grid
Advanced robots combat ice on central China’s power lines, ensuring energy stability during severe cold wave. High-tech solutions safeguard critical infrastructure.
Iran Tensions Highlight Trump’s Globalized ‘Donroe Doctrine’ in 2026
As Iran-US tensions persist in 2026, analysts examine how Trump’s ‘Donroe Doctrine’ continues shaping global energy politics and strategic resource control.
EU Sanctions on Russia Cost €48B in Export Losses Since 2022
EU exports to Russia plummet by €48B since 2022 sanctions, with energy reliance still critical despite diversification efforts.
China Urges Protection of Interests in Venezuela Amid U.S. Tensions
China calls for safeguarding its interests in Venezuela, condemning U.S. military actions as violations of sovereignty and international law.
Hungary Upholds One-China Policy, Defends Energy Sovereignty Amid EU Tensions
Hungary reaffirms commitment to One-China principle while challenging EU energy regulations and migration policies, asserting national sovereignty in 2026.
US Venezuela Raid Sparks Global Energy Order Debate
Recent US military action in Venezuela triggers global debate about energy governance, with significant implications for Asian markets and regional security strategies.
Russia-Ukraine Tensions Escalate Amid Drone Strikes, Buffer Zone Expansion
Russia accuses Ukraine of targeting Putin’s residence as Kyiv launches drone strikes on Moscow. EU dismisses claims, while Moscow advances buffer zone plans in 2026.
Russia’s Pre-Christmas Strikes Trigger Ukraine Power Crisis
Massive Russian strikes disrupt Ukraine’s power grid days before Christmas, causing casualties and regional security concerns. Latest developments in the ongoing conflict.
China Condemns US Vessel Seizures as Violation of International Law
China accuses the US of violating international law through vessel seizures near Venezuela, reaffirming opposition to unilateral sanctions and maritime enforcement actions.
Japan Advances Restart of World’s Largest Nuclear Plant Amid Energy Shift
Japan moves to restart the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear plant, the world’s largest, as part of its 2040 energy strategy. Niigata’s approval marks a pivotal step in reducing fossil fuel dependence.