
Siemens Energy lifts outlook as AI and electrification drive power demand boom
Siemens Energy has upgraded its growth outlook, citing surging demand from data centres and electrification. Sales are now expected to grow

Siemens Energy has upgraded its growth outlook, citing surging demand from data centres and electrification. Sales are now expected to grow

According to IEA executive director Fatih Birol, the global energy crisis triggered by the Iran conflict has permanently undermined the notion

BP’s board was hit by a shareholder backlash at Thursday’s AGM, with investors rejecting two board-backed resolutions giving chair Albert Manifold
Household demand for rooftop solar systems across Europe has more than doubled since the Iran war began. Wholesalers like Solarhandel24 report
The European Commission is drafting measures to reduce electricity taxes and refill gas storage ahead of winter. A revised document warns
UK energy secretary Ed Miliband told industry that the UK must treat clean energy as a defence priority, arguing the Iran
Polish state‑controlled utility Enea will at least double its capital spending on renewable energy next year from 543 million zlotys in

British activist Sarah Finch received the Goldman Environmental Prize after leading a legal challenge that forced UK fossil fuel projects to
Since the outbreak of the Iran war, crude prices have spiked by roughly 30%, while corn – key for ethanol –
In the wake of the Iran war, governments across Europe and Asia are taking drastic steps – ranging from slashing fuel