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Trump has announced a deal for Russia to supply millions of tons of diesel to US and global markets, as Hormuz disruption and damaged Russian refineries push prices to record highs.
New gas power approvals, Spain’s offshore solar trial, Italy’s rising electricity prices, Australian grid concerns and record UK electric car sales highlight a rapidly changing energy system.
G7 leaders have agreed to release up to 100 million barrels of diesel reserves within four months, as UK diesel prices hit a record £2 a litre amid US pressure over export restrictions.
Britain's clean power ambitions have long been stuck behind a connections queue. Great British Grid aims to change that, backing network infrastructure with public investment and reform.
Record oil stock draws, massive AI investment, rapid EV growth, rising EV savings and global diesel trade reveal how quickly energy markets are changing across the world.
AI can be constrained in three distinct ways: physical power and infrastructure limits, rules on how powerful models can become, and control over who can access chips and AI models.
The future of energy is being written right now.
The way we power our world is changing faster than at any point in living memory. Solar and wind are scaling at a pace that would have seemed unlikely a generation ago, even as fossil fuel demand remains stubbornly high.
The transition raises big questions with no simple answers — what a cleaner energy future looks like, how we get there, and what it means for all of us.