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Norway Risks Leaving 700 million Barrels Behind as Time Runs Out
Norway’s mature continental shelf still holds roughly 700 million barrels of oil—an amount comparable to the Johan Sverdrup field. With global oil markets tightening, the country must deploy advanced
Navee Earth Day e-scooter sale with up to 50% savings, Jackery Explorer 2000 Plus power station flash sale lows, ECOVACS, more
Electrek’s Green Deals roundup highlights deep discounts on eco‑friendly tech: Navee slashes e‑scooter prices by up to 50% with a $221 V25, Jackery drops its Explorer 2000 Plus power station to $999,
Iraq starts 55 MMscfd gas pipeline to cut Iranian power
Iraq’s Oil Ministry unveiled an accelerated gas‑processing project, slated to deliver 55 MMscfd of dry gas to power plants within a month, a rapid response to the sudden loss of Iranian gas after U.S.
CBI chief urges cut windfall tax, approve North Sea oil
CBI chief Rain Newton Smith called on the UK government to remove the energy profits levy and green‑light the Rosebank and Jackdaw North Sea projects, arguing the move would boost investment, jobs and
Sheinbaum Eyes Shale as Mexico Hits 75% US Gas Reliance
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum, a longtime fracking opponent, has opened the door to domestic shale gas development as US pipeline imports have climbed to cover 70-75% of national consumption — e
BYD Unveils $16k Sealion 05 SUV with 5‑Minute Charge
BYD unveiled the Sealion 05, a compact electric SUV priced near $16,000 that sports a built‑in fridge, the God’s Eye driver‑assist system, and rapid‑charge Blade Battery 2.0, with official specs due o
Santa Marta Summit Sets First Fossil Fuel Phase-Out Roadmap
Colombia and the Netherlands are co-hosting the first-ever inter-governmental conference dedicated to a roadmap for phasing out fossil fuels in Santa Marta on 28-29 April, with Carbon Tracker particip
TotalEnergies Q1 Profit Rises on Oil and LNG Gains
TotalEnergies reported a higher first‑quarter profit, crediting the surge to strong oil prices and robust LNG trading.
U.S. EV sales drop 27% after tax credit ends
Rising gasoline prices have not spurred a surge in U.S. electric‑vehicle adoption because the removal of federal tax incentives and automakers’ shift toward gasoline trucks have left consumers with fe
MSC‑certified vessels tied to labour abuses
A new study reveals that a significant share of vessels bearing the Marine Stewardship Council’s sustainability label have been implicated in forced labour, human trafficking and other abuses, challen
China Refinery Output Drops 2.2% Amid Crude Squeeze
China's refinery output declined in March amid constrained crude supply due to Middle East tensions, even as domestic oil and gas production reached record levels.
Map Links Ammonia Hotspots to UK Pig and Poultry Farms
A new map identifies ammonia pollution hotspots near intensive pig and poultry farms in Lincolnshire, Herefordshire, and Norfolk, highlighting the environmental and health risks of industrial farming.
How South Korea plans to use the Iran crisis to spur a renewables revolution
South Korea is turning the Iran crisis into a catalyst for a renewable revolution, scaling up its “solar income village” model that channels solar profits into community welfare. President Lee Jae Myu
Ford folds EV unit, Field exits as 8% EBIT target set
Ford is folding its dedicated EV, digital and design division into its global manufacturing arm under COO Kumar Galhotra, as chief EV officer Doug Field exits, and tying the change to an 8% EBIT margi
Iran War Sends U.S. Gas Prices Up $1 a Gallon in 6 Weeks
Gas prices surged over $1 a gallon in six weeks as the Iran war exposed the limits of U.S. energy independence, with Gulf Coast inventories at risk of hitting critical lows by end of June.
AMOC collapse risk now over 50%, scientists warn
New research combining real-world ocean observations with climate models finds the Atlantic overturning circulation is far more likely to collapse than previously thought, with one leading scientist n
Hyundai IONIQ 3 EV Hot Hatch Debuts in Milan
Hyundai will debut the IONIQ 3, its first compact electric hot hatch and a little sibling to the IONIQ 5, at Milan Design Week on April 20, 2026, with a European-only rollout beginning in mid-2026.
Volkswagen launches ID.3 Neo with 400‑mile range
Volkswagen unveiled the ID.3 Neo, a revamped electric hatch featuring a new name, refreshed design, and a claimed 400‑mile driving range, aiming to restore the brand’s distinctive feel and recapture i
Prof Aono’s Cherry Blossom Record Ends with His Death
Japanese climate scientist Prof Yasuyuki Aono’s death halts his 1,200‑year cherry blossom record, with his last entry marking an early April peak in 2025 and a blank 2026 row, underscoring the fragili
China EV Exports Hit Record on Oil Price Volatility
Chinese EV exports have surged to a record, and the source ties that spike to oil price volatility that it says is accelerating the global shift to electric vehicles.
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