Energy

PwC's inaugural Global Automotive Outlook finds tech-sector entrants and AI adoption forcing a fundamental rethink of the vehicle business model.

The critical materials group seeks broader European investor access as demand for battery and vanadium supply chains intensifies.

A new NYSE-listed fund bundles oil, nuclear, pipelines and critical minerals into one portfolio as AI and reshoring drive power demand.

A US-UK offtake pact worth over $230m annually cements allied critical-minerals supply chains backed by both governments' strategic funds.

New research across 50+ battery projects finds systemic gaps between reported and real performance, threatening lender returns.

The Paris-based advanced modular reactor firm goes public via SPAC at a $2.4bn valuation, targeting US and European nuclear commercialisation.

A €3m C&I battery portfolio spanning Spain and Chile positions Turbo Energy as energy volatility reshapes industrial competitiveness globally.

A US defence-tech firm will power Seoul's first indigenously built destroyer class, deepening allied naval-industrial integration in the Indo-Pacific.

French deep-tech firm Novacium lands its first commercial defence order, supplying silicon-anode battery packs for Alta Ares' counter-drone interceptor.

Abu Dhabi's sovereign-backed JV bets AED 4.7bn on real estate anchoring the Gulf's AI and clean-energy convergence zone.

A £250,000 rooftop solar project at a Swansea manufacturer shows how Welsh public finance is decarbonising energy-intensive industry.

North America's eighth-largest bank upgrades its equipment finance stack, signalling a broader push to modernise legacy asset finance infrastructure.

ZenaTech's acquisition of a 17-state land surveyor accelerates its drone roll-up into utility-scale solar and rail infrastructure.

Policymakers, investors and hyperscalers aligned on seven priorities to unlock coordinated digital infrastructure across Africa.

Hyundai Motor Group pairs with the African Development Bank to co-finance EV value chains, green hydrogen and transport infrastructure across Africa.

Canada's sovereign capital vehicles back a $1.3bn critical minerals project as Ottawa bets on domestic supply-chain resilience.

A Canadian crypto miner's British Columbia facility conversion signals the broader capital reallocation from blockchain to AI compute infrastructure.

A Pentagon economic unit commits $450m to the only US-owned vertically integrated tungsten producer, shielding defence programmes from Chinese supply risk.

TP ICAP's data arm and Zema Global expand a partnership to pipe broker-sourced OTC pricing into energy firms' existing decision systems.

An Israeli-rooted subsidiary enters Europe's air-defence supply chain, reflecting post-Ukraine rearmament capital flowing into niche hardware.