The U.S. Department of Energy announced on Tuesday that it had selected Sam Altman's nuclear technology company Oklo as well as Terrestrial Energy TRISO X and Valar...
The Brazilian competition watchdog approved on Tuesday that the country's soy ban will continue through at least the end of this year. CADE's 5-1 vote marked a...
On Tuesday, caution ruled the world markets. The dollar and stocks fell and gold briefly hit record highs as investors worried that a possible U.S. shutdown would...
U.S. president Donald Trump warned Congress Democrats on Tuesday, that allowing the government to shut down by midnight would allow him to take "irreversible actions" including closing...
U.S. grain handlers and farmers had 13% less corn stored ahead of the fall harvest than they did a year ago, according to data released by the...
Officials in Chennai, southern India said that nine workers died in an accident on Tuesday at a thermal plant under construction. J. Radhakrishnan is the secretary of...
Orano, a French nuclear company, has announced that 1,500 metric tonnes of uranium is stored at the SOMAIR mine it expropriated in northern Niger. It will pursue...
Vale Base Metals began operating a new Nickel furnace at its Onca Puma Complex in northern Brazil. The company claimed that this would increase the nominal production...
Sinochem, a Chinese company, is willing to sell its Pirelli shares - but only if they are offered at a premium. This comes after the Italian government...
Saudi Arabia projected a fiscal surplus of 3.3% for 2026. This is higher than the previous estimate in the budget for 2025, which predicted a deficit of...
Software tracks waste from factories to recyclers Export growth could be boosted by more recycling The key to increasing recycling is visibility of waste streams Tahmid Zami...
Eskom, the state-owned electricity utility in South Africa, said it would not access international capital markets before 2028. This is because it's working through a plan to...
On Tuesday, the world's markets were cautious. The dollar and stocks fell and gold briefly hit new records on concerns that a U.S. shutdown could delay important...
Arnold Schwarzenegger visited the Vatican on February 2 to lend his support to Pope Leo’s efforts to encourage leaders around the world to tackle global climate change,...
Infrastructure is key to flood control in the Philippines Advocacy group calls out'misalignment of flood control projects' Risk management must be 'holistic' to protect communities By Mariejo...
The South African ambassador to France was found dead on Tuesday at the base of the Hyatt Regenency hotel in Porte Maillot, west of Paris. A spokesperson...
Portugal's Energy Minister said that France, Portugal, and Spain would hold discussions in the next few weeks about how to accelerate power interconnector project. The country is...
Local media reported that Namibia is considering whether to buy a stake in De Beers due to the continued decline of diamond prices, according the deputy prime...
Goldman Sachs said that it expects OPEC+'s oil production quotas to increase by 140,000 barrels a day in November, before the group's Sunday meeting. The report said...
Eskom, the state-owned South African power utility, reported on Tuesday its first profit for a full year in eight years. This was due to government debt relief...
A poll on Tuesday showed that oil prices will remain almost unchanged this year despite the increased supply of both OPEC+ producers and non-OPEC ones. Concerns about...
Harwendro Adityo said that the Indonesia Tin Exporters Association estimates that refined tin will reach 53,000 metric tonnes in 2025. This is up from 45,000 metric tons...
India's gold and silver imports nearly doubled from August to September, despite record-high prices. Banks and jewellers were rushing to stock up ahead of festivals in order...
Indonesian authorities announced on Tuesday that it is regularly updating the United States and the global nuclear watchdog about its investigation into the detection of radioactive elements...
The price of copper fell on Tuesday, as the start of a holiday week in China's top metals-consuming country coincided with the close of the third-quarter. This...
Gold prices fell on Tuesday, as investors took profits after the price hit a record earlier in the day. However, concerns about a U.S. shutdown and an...
Nippon Steel, Japan's steel company, announced on Tuesday that it has purchased a 30% stake of Canada's Kami Iron Ore Project. The joint venture will be formed...
European shares eased Tuesday, with energy stocks leading the losses due to the drop in oil. Investors also weighed the impact of a U.S. shutdown which could...
Bloomberg News, citing sources familiar with the situation, reported that China's iron ore purchaser has instructed major steelmakers to temporarily stop purchasing any seaborne iron ore freights...
On Tuesday, caution prevailed on the world's markets. The dollar and equity prices fell and gold hit another record high amid concerns that a U.S. shutdown could...
Industry and government sources claim that India's private power producers are urging the government to allow the importation of equipment from China. They say the domestic resources...
The European Union is going to set emission-cutting goals for 2035-2040, just in time for COP30 in November. This comes after the European Commission President said that...
Two sources familiar with the matter on Tuesday said that the sovereign wealth fund Danantara Indonesia has received more commitments for its "Patriot Bond" offering than the...
The two companies announced on Tuesday that Australian natural gas producer Tamboran Resources had signed an agreement with Irish oil and gas company Falcon Oil & Gas...
Shanghai tin reached a six-month high Tuesday as supply concerns grew following reports about a crackdown against illegal mining in Indonesia, a key producer. The Indonesian president...
Iron ore prices fell Tuesday due to weak China manufacturing data. However, they recorded solid gains for the quarter as export-driven rallies from July and August overshadowed...
European shares fell on Tuesday, as energy and healthcare stocks slid. Investors also weighed the impact of the U.S. shutdown which could delay the release date of...
The European Investment Bank's president said that the European Investment Bank had reduced the time it takes to make a decision on security and defence projects from...
Officials from the union said that a nationwide strike by the National Oil Workers' Union, which was launched after Dangote Refinery fired more than 800 members of...
EverDye is a French startup that claims to have developed textile-dyeing processes that emit less carbon than before. The company announced on Tuesday that they had raised...
JSW, the state-owned coal miner in Poland, reported a loss for the second quarter of 724.1 million Zlotys ($198.99 millions) compared to the loss of 6 billion...
As markets assessed the likelihood of a U.S. shutdown, which would delay release of closely-watched jobs data, shares in Asia rose on Tuesday. Gold also maintained its...
The Financial Times reported that ExxonMobil CEO Darren Woods asked President Daniel Chapo for assurances last week regarding security at a $30 billion proposed gas terminal in...
Rocky Swift gives us a look at what the future holds for European and global markets. Donald Trump knew what the markets needed. With a U.S. shutdown...
The first batch of monopiles for Baltica 2, a 1.5 GW offshore wind farm being developed by Ørsted and PGE in the Baltic Sea, has rolled off...
Tuesday, gold prices reached a new high and were on track for their best monthly performance in 14 years. Fears of a possible U.S. shutdown and expectations...
Iron ore futures fell on Tuesday due to weak China manufacturing data. However, they are on track for a solid quarter gain as export-driven rallies from July...
On Tuesday, shares in Asia rose and gold's record rise continued as markets assessed the prospects of a U.S. shutdown that could delay closely-watched jobs data. The...
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