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FridayOct 30, 2026 10:00 am

Canada, Turkey Sign Deal on Renewables, Nuclear Energy, LNG

Energy Ministers from Canada and Turkey have signed a deal that enters both countries into a strategic bilateral partnership focused on renewable energy, nuclear energy, and liquefied natural gas (LNG). Canada’s Minister of Energy & Natural Resources Timothy Hodgson met with Turkey’s Minister of Energy & Natural Resources during an Istanbul summit and signed the cooperation statement in the presence of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. The cooperation statement comes at a time of major upheaval across most international energy supply chains. Geopolitical tensions and all-out warfare in some of the most energy-rich regions…

ThursdayOct 29, 2026 10:00 am

IEA Chief Commends China’s Role in Accelerating the Energy Transition Globally

Fatih Birol, executive director of the International Energy Agency, has credited China with driving meaningful progress in the global energy transition, saying the country’s clean energy achievements have set a pace that other economies have struggled to match. Birol made the remarks at the Berlin Global Dialogue, where the energy market upheaval following the outbreak of Middle East hostilities dominated the agenda. Since March, the world has been navigating an energy security crisis without recent precedent, one that struck two supply channels at once and plunged the global energy supply chain into chaos. Supply into Europe from western Russia dried…

TuesdayOct 27, 2026 10:00 am

China Publishes Draft Reforms to Renewable Energy Spot Markets

China has proposed a significant update to its electricity spot market rules that would allow solar and wind farms to trade power alongside their co-located battery systems, a change that could reshape how renewable energy is priced and dispatched across the country’s national grid. The draft that was published by the National Development & Reform Commission on October 19 draws public submissions through November 18, and is scheduled to come into force on January 1, 2027, where it would remain in effect for five years. At the center of the proposal is a provision that lets generators pair with batteries…

FridayOct 23, 2026 10:00 am

How to Secure Community Buy-In for Renewable Energy Projects

European policymakers launched a public inclusion toolbox in July 2026 designed to help national and regional authorities bring local communities into the planning process earlier and more meaningfully. The aim is to address a gap that has been a consistent barrier to deployment even as the European Union pushes toward a 42.5% renewables target by 2030. Renewable energy represented just 12.5% of the bloc’s energy mix in 2010 and has since climbed to 26.2%, but continues to face ongoing resistance at the local level despite improved aggregate numbers. Individual renewable projects regularly face delays and legal challenges once they reach…

ThursdayOct 22, 2026 10:00 am

European Commission President Says the Bloc Needs Multiple Measures to Lower Energy Costs

European Union leaders have agreed on a package of short-term steps to ease soaring energy costs, though they remain divided on a longer-term coordinated response. Following the Brussels summit, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the crisis has no single fix and that the bloc would need to pursue many approaches in parallel to tackle energy costs. Among the immediate steps are postponing a regulation on methane emissions from imported fuel to take effect no earlier than January 2028, broadening and extending a temporary aid scheme for vulnerable industrial producers, and releasing 100 million barrels of oil and…

TuesdayOct 20, 2026 10:00 am

Renewable Energy Could Revive Industrial Competitiveness in Europe

Expanding renewables is increasingly viewed as Europe’s clearest path to reviving its industrial standing, as persistently high energy costs eat into the region’s manufacturing base. Electricity across the EU is still priced at more than twice pre-Ukraine war levels, and the structural exposure that sent prices there has not eased. Europe’s deep reliance on imported fuel is where the problem originates. Close to 60% of its energy arrives from outside its borders, including more than 90% of its oil and natural gas. America exports more than it consumes, and China sources less than a fifth of its supply from abroad,…

FridayOct 16, 2026 12:20 pm

American Fusion(TM) Inc. (AMFN) Restructures Up to $2.88 Million in Compensation Obligations While Preparing for Planned Exchange Listing

The agreements cover 12 officers, directors, consultants and advisors, with each arrangement based on $240,000 in contractual compensation. The preferred-stock terms establish staged conversion eligibility and quarterly limits, potentially providing greater structure around future common-share issuance. The $2.88 million figure represents the maximum contractual compensation covered, not a confirmed reduction in recorded liabilities; accounting treatment remains under review. The company is transitioning from JV CPA Inc. to prospective successor auditor MBP Global LLP, whose acceptance and onboarding process is still underway. The capital restructuring and auditor transition form part of American Fusion’s(TM) preparations for institutional financing and a planned national…

FridayOct 16, 2026 10:00 am

Agrivoltaics Shows Promise in Boosting Clean Energy, Food Supply

Mounting pressure on farmland is pushing researchers and governments toward a dual-use model that generates solar electricity and grows crops from the same piece of ground. Known as agrivoltaics, the approach mounts solar arrays on raised supports above farmland, letting light reach the soil while generating clean power overhead. Early results from pilots in India, Germany, and across the developing world suggest the model can improve both food yields and energy output without forcing a choice between the two. Crops grown under raised structures at Agra’s Dayalbagh Educational Institute produced a 10-metric-ton harvest, beating India’s national average for an equal-sized…

ThursdayOct 15, 2026 10:00 am

Countries That Import Energy are Adopting Renewables a Lot Faster

Countries that import energy are switching to renewables at a pace fossil-fuel exporters haven’t come close to matching, driven by mounting urgency to insulate domestic economies from volatile supply chains. Importing regions, including India, China and Europe, shifted away from fossil fuels roughly three times more aggressively over the past five years than the Middle East, Russia, and North America combined, a gap that DNV’s latest energy transition outlook expects to keep widening. That divide has sharpened since the Strait of Hormuz closure, with Ditlev Engel, CEO of Energy Systems at DNV, saying geopolitical pressure over energy supply is reshaping…

TuesdayOct 13, 2026 10:00 am

European Firms Show How to Transition into a Clean Energy Business

Two European energy companies are offering a practical model for how fossil-fuel businesses can adapt to clean power, and their combined experience reveals both the scale of what's possible and the difficulty of pulling it off. Danish firm Ørsted and Spanish company Moeve have each undergone deep structural changes, reconceiving their identities as organizations rather than stopping at changes to their product mix. Of the two, Ørsted has made the more sweeping transformation, having operated as DONG Energy until 2017 when fossil fuels still made up 85% of its generation. That figure has since inverted entirely, with renewables now accounting…

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