China Condemns EU Sanctions on Firms, Vows to Protect Interests
China’s Ministry of Commerce strongly opposes EU sanctions targeting Chinese firms, citing threats to economic cooperation and global energy security.
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China’s CRAFT Project Delivers World’s Largest Fusion Energy Component
China’s CRAFT project achieves a breakthrough with the world’s largest toroidal field coil case delivery, advancing fusion energy commercialization and cross-industry tech applications.
Major Fire Erupts at Chevron’s El Segundo Refinery in Los Angeles
A major fire at Chevron’s El Segundo refinery raises concerns over oil supply disruptions and environmental impact, with implications for global energy markets.
UN Chief Calls for AI Sector to Adopt Renewable Energy by 2030
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urges AI companies to transition data centers to 100% renewable energy by 2030, citing unsustainable electricity demands.
IAEA Reports Damage at Iran’s Khondab Nuclear Site After Strikes
IAEA confirms damage to key facilities at Iran’s Khondab heavy water site following reported Israeli strikes, with no radiological risks detected.
Major Fire Erupts at Ecuador’s Largest Oil Refinery, Evacuations Ordered
Fire erupts at Ecuador’s largest oil refinery in Esmeraldas, prompting evacuations. Blaze contained after hours-long emergency response, officials confirm.
China Pivotal in Shaping Global Energy Future, Says WEC Leader
WEC’s Angela Wilkinson highlights China’s critical role in advancing renewable energy and shaping a secure, sustainable global energy system.
US Grants 70 Coal Plants Mercury Rule Exemptions Amid Energy Shifts
Trump administration grants 70 coal plants temporary exemptions from federal mercury pollution rules, sparking debates on environmental and economic impacts in Asia’s energy sectors.