NRG Expects to Line Up New US Data Center Deals This Quarter
NRG is working on deals to power US data centers 'all over the country' and will reveal details with second-quarter results.
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Oil Spikes as Israel's Attacks on Iran Stoke Fears of Wider War
Oil surged the most in more than three years after Israel carried out airstrikes against Iran.
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Qualitas Leads Bidding for $8 Billion Clean Energy Firm Cubico
Qualitas emerged as the leading bidder for the business after interest from KKR & Co.'s ContourGlobal, the other remaining suitor, cooled, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
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Trump Urges Iran to Agree Nuclear Deal to Avoid More Attacks
'There is still time to make this slaughter, with the next already planned attacks being even more brutal, come to an end'.
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Trump Overturns California Phaseout of Fossil Fuel Cars
The president signed into law congressional resolutions that overturn three California regulations for cleaner transport, including one that would phase out the sale of new fossil fuel vehicles by 2035.
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Trigon Approves 2.5-MMtpa LPG Export Facility in Prince Rupert, BC
Trigon expects the CAD 750-million project to start operation late 2029.
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Uniper to Build 46-MW Wind Farm in East Ayrshire, Scotland
The facility is expected to start operation 2028, providing enough power for 66,000 UK households.
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Wood Further Extends Talks on Possible Takeover by Sidara
Wood gave Sidara a June 30 deadline, which could be extended, to announce firm intention to acquire the energy engineering and consulting company.
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Odfjell, OSP Form Oilfield Services Partnership
'This collaboration combines Odfjell Technology's extensive experience in the energy industry with OSP's agile workforce and domain expertise to deliver integrated, scalable solutions for complex well operations and project execution'.
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Israel Strikes Iran Nuclear Sites
Iranian state television reported that the head of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and the Armed Forces chief of staff were both killed in Israeli strikes.