Energy & Utilities

STLD projects robust Q2 earnings, driven by strong steel demand and pricing. The firm navigates a facility relocation while its new aluminum unit ramps up.

A landmark settlement in Texas is part of a growing trend where massive legal awards, not just regulations, are becoming a powerful driver for corporate accountability.

With backing from tech titans, the new Appia Foundation aims to translate abstract AI principles into a verifiable, open-source accountability framework.

Amid market volatility, industrial leaders are ditching traditional models for an integrated approach that promises speed, cost certainty, and less risk.

A new 16,000 sq ft warehouse in Texas aims to revolutionize Burckhardt Compression's U.S. service, promising same-day shipping and enhanced maintenance.

Opus One Gold's latest drill results from Quebec confirm a high-grade gold system extending 700m deep, de-risking the Noyell project and exciting investors.

The AI gold rush fueled by GPUs is over. The next chapter is a silent revolution in optical interconnects and hybrid silicon, creating a new investment map.

Wafra's third consecutive 'World's Best Islamic Fund Manager' award is more than a trophy; it's a barometer for the booming Shari'ah-compliant market.

Over 9,000 pounds of batteries were just recycled by students in Vermont. This isn't just a cleanup—it's a lesson in securing a future less dependent on foreign supply chains.

Thirty years ago, a US human rights report on a mining giant disappeared. A new investigation asks why, exposing a pattern of secrecy and human cost.

A new mid-year outlook reveals how geopolitical turmoil, the AI boom, and a renewed focus on sovereignty are reshaping investment strategies for a volatile H2 2026.

As the world scrambles for lithium, Canadian developer Lithium Ionic heads to a key conference, showcasing its advanced Brazilian project and its role in a new supply chain.

The U.S. government is investing half a billion dollars in SandboxAQ's physics-based AI to invent new chip materials and break critical foreign supply chains.

Nearly half of FTSE 100 firms have had employee data exposed as AI-powered attacks bypass old defenses. The real crisis isn't the breach, but the response.

Collective Mining is accelerating its Guayabales project with an underground adit and a veteran project lead, signaling a pivotal shift from exploration to development.

Trucking expert Alan Sinn reveals the intricate web of permits, planning, and protocols that keep St. Louis's economy running and its communities safe.

Univers's new platform isn't just another AI. It's a move to give our physical world—from power grids to ports—a continuously learning, autonomous brain.

Finland's IQM plants its first US quantum computer at Oak Ridge, pioneering a hybrid HPC model and paving its road to a planned Nasdaq listing.

The G7 unveils a plan to replace traditional aid with 'mutually beneficial partnerships.' But can this ambitious overhaul fix a broken system and tame a debt storm?

PG&E has given millions in bill relief, but as rates soar, is this generous aid a sustainable solution or a temporary fix for a much deeper problem?