
Britain introduces due‑diligence rules to curb deforestation
The UK government plans to require companies trading in key commodities to ensure that production does not involve illegal deforestation. Businesses with

The UK government plans to require companies trading in key commodities to ensure that production does not involve illegal deforestation. Businesses with

Ukraine has intensified its drone campaign against Russian refineries, with a strike on Moscow’s Gazprom Neft refinery damaging a primary processing

A 14‑point memorandum has extended the US‑Iran ceasefire and reopened the Strait of Hormuz, allowing a handful of tankers to transit

Johnson Matthey Catalyst Technologies (JM CT) has licensed its HyCOgen and FT CANS technologies to Phelan Green Hydrogen for a planned

Finnish technology group Wärtsilä has successfully operated a large‑scale engine running on 100% hydrogen, supplying power to Spain’s national grid from

Physical bottlenecks remain: shipping lanes must be cleared of mines and debris; tankers are in the wrong place; and production facilities

Oil prices plunged and stock markets rallied after the US and Iran announced a draft peace deal that includes reopening the

Shell is reportedly preparing to sell offshore wind assets in a process that could raise more than $1bn, with Rothschild &

The Global Wind Energy Council’s 2026 Offshore Wind Report projects offshore wind capacity will soar from 92 GW in 2025 to about

The Mission Possible Partnership (MPP) recorded 19 low‑carbon industrial projects reaching final investment decisions (FIDs) globally between November 2025 and April





