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Drones Hit Russia’s Vital Oil Port, Vessels Damaged

A Ukrainian drone attack on Sunday damaged at least two foreign vessels and the oil terminal at Russia’s Black Sea port of Tuapse. This...

Japan Says It Can Replace Russian LNG if Sakhalin-2 Supplies Stop

Japan’s top utilities say they can secure alternative liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies if shipments from Russia’s Sakhalin-2 project are disrupted, even as Washington...

Rare Earths: The Hidden Metals Powering the Modern World

Rare earth elements (REEs) are a set of 17 metallic elements that have become indispensable to modern technology and defense industries. Although they are...

Beyond Megawatts: Water as the Hidden Backbone of AI and Energy Infrastructure

The exponential rise in electricity demand, driven by AI infrastructure and high-performance computing, has introduced new stressors. Water is a critical yet often overlooked...

The Dark Fleet: How Cartels Took Hold of North America’s Energy Trade

When a Danish-flagged tanker named Torm Agnes quietly pulled into Mexico’s Port of Ensenada this spring, few took notice. The harbor, better known for...

How Rosatom Is Turning Arctic Geopolitics into Infrastructure

When Russia’s state corporation Rosatom and China’s National Development and Reform Commission signed a comprehensive action plan on the Northern Sea Route (NSR) in...

How Trump and India Are Squeezing Russia’s War Machine

Russia, the second largest oil exporter globally, is considering its response to U. S. sanctions targeting major oil companies Rosneft and Lukoil, amid the...

From Barracks to Refineries: Russia’s Unconventional Use of Reservists

Russia's military leaders announced plans to use reservists to protect civilian infrastructure, like oil refineries, due to increased Ukrainian drone attacks. President Vladimir Putin has...

Russia Pivots to Asian Markets with its Energy

At the 8th Russian Energy Week (REW), a convergence of leading Russian and foreign producers and corporate executives of service companies and state officials,...

Russia’s October Energy Revenue Crashes by a Fifth

Russia's oil and gas revenue in October is expected to drop by about 21% to 950 billion roubles ($11.7 billion) from last year, due...

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