Energy

WGC data shows gold's H1 2026 value hitting a record $380bn, as AI-driven electronics demand and central bank buying offset a jewellery slump.

New England's largest energy network sheds offshore wind liabilities and water assets as grid transmission demand reshapes US utility strategy.

A 13-year civil works programme will extend New Brunswick's largest hydro station to its 100-year design life.

The US water utility logged a 6% revenue gain and $207m in half-year infrastructure spend, with a $540m Texas acquisition nearing close.

The Western US fuelling infrastructure veteran adds RNG, CNG and hydrogen expertise as commercial fleets accelerate their energy transition.

The University of Toronto joins CNL's Academic Partnership Program as Canada's new Nuclear Energy Strategy calls for rapid reactor expansion.

Abu Dhabi's TAQA sets EMEA Blue Bond records, targeting water infrastructure as climate-stressed regions race to secure supply.

Titan's New York graphite project gains an aerospace and defence customer, testing Washington's push to break China's grip on critical minerals.

Fuel Tech's latest SCR contract awards push its 2026 bookings to $12.6m as industrial emissions compliance demand holds steady.

Exco Technologies pivots precision-machining and additive-manufacturing expertise into nuclear, as North American reshoring lifts tooling backlogs.

A landmark California regulatory ruling unlocks $1.68bn in infrastructure spend, signalling how utility rate reform shapes critical-resource capital flows.

NAMI's GAMI licence positions additive manufacturing at the heart of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 defence localisation drive.

A Three Seas Initiative-backed data centre near Tallinn adds a minority shareholder as AI demand reshapes CEE digital infrastructure investment.

Eos Energy's zinc-based storage JV with Cerberus and Hudson Bay targets a $1bn project capital base across a 16 GWh pipeline.

A record turnkey order for a North American mining site signals how surging industrial loads are reshaping grid infrastructure investment.

A 610,000 MMBtu-per-year landfill gas facility in New York tests whether waste infrastructure can anchor the US renewable energy transition.

Two US water infrastructure wins signal growing municipal demand for advanced desalination and membrane treatment technologies.

Backed by BMW iVentures and Fortescue Capital, Estes ships its first magnesium battery systems to rail, marine and on-highway customers.

The Norwegian zero-emission systems maker cut its quarterly EBITDA loss by 37% year-on-year, but a 1% equity ratio signals a capital restructure

Baker Hughes folds Chart's thermal and gas-handling portfolio into a new third segment, targeting $325m in annual cost synergies.