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Cuba’s power grid collapsed again amid Hurricane Oscar, leaving millions without electricity and further straining the island’s already fragile infrastructure

Oil prices have steadied after seven consecutive weeks of decline, as global supply and demand factors and geopolitical tensions influence market trends.

Shell and Singapore’s Maritime and Port Authority have successfully contained a pipeline oil leak, deploying advanced clean-up measures to mitigate environmental impact.

Serbia ensures its natural gas needs are met this winter with Russia’s help, as President Vucic thanks Putin for securing energy supplies amid EU pressures.

Cuba faces widespread blackouts as the national grid collapses twice in 24 hours, leaving millions without electricity amidst a worsening energy crisis

SLB posts a 13 percent rise in Q3 profit but warns of slower revenue growth in Q4 as weak oil prices and customer spending cuts impact the oilfield services company.

Pemex announces $1.35 billion in spending cuts, prioritizing high-producing wells while deferring projects to optimize resources amid financial challenges.

Roam Air electric motorcycle completes a 6,000 km solar-powered journey across Africa, showcasing clean energy’s potential for sustainable transport solutions

The first two private utility-scale battery projects in South Africa have reached commercial close, signaling progress in the country’s energy storage development.

Ukraine urges intensified international efforts to ensure nuclear safety as Russia continues to occupy the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant.