UK to study using overhead wires to power long-haul trucks
The U.K. government wants to create a net zero transport sector by the year 2050.
Oil giant Shell raises dividend and launches $2 billion share buyback as commodity prices soar
Shell boosted its dividend for the second consecutive quarter and announced the launch of a $2 billion share buyback program.
The ‘world’s most powerful tidal turbine’ starts to export power to the grid
The O2 turbine weighs 680 metric tons and has a length of 74 meters.
Low-carbon hydrogen is not cheap and needs support, says major energy organization
Hydrogen has a broad range of applications and can be produced in a number of ways.
Inflation and delta risks are contributing to a critical ‘inflection point’ on Wall Street, longtime bull warns
Federated Hermes’ Phil Orlando believes investors should brace for a choppy period.
Action on climate change can provide a shot in the arm for the global economy, economist says
The fatal floods in Germany in recent weeks have put the impacts of climate change firmly in the spotlight again.
What to expect as Big Oil reports second-quarter earnings
Oil and gas majors are likely to report bumper second-quarter earnings in the coming days, energy analysts have told CNBC.
Are electric cars ‘green’? The answer is yes, but it’s complicated
Electric vehicles have surged in demand, and hit a record number last year as more and more people turn to battery-operated cars.
Farming and solar power set to combine in Netherlands-based pilot project
The pilot project, known as Symbizon, is slated to last four years.
Iran opens new oil terminal in bid to bypass crucial Strait of Hormuz for exports
Iran opened its first oil terminal in the Gulf of Oman on Thursday, a move aimed at making Tehran less dependent on the Strait of Hormuz.