Santos, Woodside look overseas for oil as Australia’s reserves slide further
Santos, Woodside look overseas for oil as Australia’s reserves slide further
By Kevin MorrisonSeptember 4, 2026
Santos’s development of the Pikka oil field in Alaska marks a strategic shift for the company, highlighting the declining prospects for significant new oil production in Australia and the need for…
Texas petrochemical expansion lacks rewards for host cities
By Trey CowanSeptember 3, 2026
September 3, 2026 (IEEFA) – Petrochemical host cities across Texas were expecting economic booms but are instead experiencing blight, health issues, and devalued property.
European banks fail to unleash potential of green bonds
By Kevin LeungSeptember 2, 2026
Assessing Alberta’s proposed West Coast Oil Pipeline
By Mark Kalegha, Will ScargillSeptember 1, 2026
September 1, 2026 (IEEFA) – The Government of Alberta is proposing a pipeline that could transport 1 million barrels of crude per day between Alberta and the West Coast of British Columbia, but…
India’s solar module output is outpacing demand, leading to reduced factory utilisation at 35–40%
By Prabhakar Sharma, Pulkit Moudgil, Chirag H. Tewani, Charith Konda, Vibhuti GargSeptember 1, 2026
September 1, 2026, IEEFA: India has built solar module capacity faster than its market can use it. Having moved from over 90% import dependence to become the world’s second-largest solar photovoltaic…
Power supply deals become tools for European companies to protect against high prices
By Jonathan BruegelSeptember 1, 2026
European companies are turning to power purchase agreements (PPAs) to hedge against high electricity prices and reduce exposure to energy market volatility.
PJM lags badly in renewable, battery buildout, consumers pay the price
By Dennis WamstedAugust 31, 2026
The federal government estimates that wind and solar will supply 93.7% of the increase in electricity generation through 2027.
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