India’s export engine faces carbon headwinds as net-zero rules tighten, study says

Photo: MUMBAI (Reuters) -India’s exports are increasingly vulnerable to climate-linked risks, with over two-thirds of outbound shipments exposed to tightening net-zero regulations in major markets, a study by Net Zero Tracker, a coalition of research groups at the University of Oxford, showed on Thursday. In 2024-25, India exported goods and services worth $824.9 billion, according…

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China acelera la construcción de buques GNL y redefine los tiempos de la logística energética

Foto: Freepik El país asiático avanza en un segmento estratégico que promete transformar el mapa del abastecimiento global, con efectos directos en rutas, actores y cadenas vinculadas al gas licuado. En un contexto internacional atravesado por tensiones comerciales, presión deflacionaria y nuevas estrategias energéticas, se estima que los astilleros chinos alcanzarán en 2025 una cifra récord de entregas de buques para el…

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New Senate bill threatens clean energy industries

Photo: Freepik The renewable energy sector was rocked by Senate Republicans’ advancement of President Donald Trump’s massive tax and spending bill. Proponents of clean energy claim that the bill, as it stands now, is a worst-case scenario. They claim that it could halt the nation’s energy transition and jeopardize billions of dollars in investments. The industry was…

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Gas prices near lowest level in 4 years ahead of July 4

Photo: Freepik Gas prices are hovering near their lowest summer level in four years as millions of people ready themselves to hit the roads over the Fourth of July holiday weekend. The national average for a gallon of gas on Thursday stood at $3.16, which amounts to a nearly 10% decline from a year ago, AAA data showed. Gas prices…

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Kremlin oil revenues slump 33% in June: War fund takes hit

Photo: Freepik Russia’s revenues from oil sales in June 2025 fell to a two-year low amid a decline in global crude prices. In addition, the strengthening of the ruble meant that each barrel was bringing the Kremlin fewer and fewer rubles, Bloomberg reports. According to Bloomberg calculations based on published data from Russia’s Ministry of…

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Sabic confirms closure of plant with jobs to go

Photo: Freepik Hundreds of workers could lose their jobs after the manufacturing and chemicals giant Sabic announced the closure of its site in north-east England. The Saudi Arabian firm, one of the world’s largest petrochemical manufacturers, will shut its Olefins 6 cracker plant in Wilton, Teesside, after 46 years of it operating. The exact number…

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