‘Greatest natural advantage’: Labor under fire for maintaining Australia’s nuclear ban

Canada’s nuclear bet: 10 reactors, 90,000 jobs and a grid that needs to double

Canada gets about 13 per cent of its electricity from nuclear power and produces roughly 24 per cent of the world’s uranium. A new federal strategy wants to turn that advantage into a larger clean-power industry.

Labor urged to address ‘hostility’ toward energy investment in Australia

Energy analyst Saul Kavonic calls on Labor to address the “hostility” toward different forms of energy investment in Australia. “We’re not seeing appetite from our political leaders to actually fix this hostility we see in our department,” Mr Kavonic told Sky News host Steve Price. “While I think the words from the government have become a little bit more measured, the actions are still telling us that we are anti-investment, and we’ve lost the balance between investment facilitation and investment regulation. “We’re no longer a country of go, we become a country of no when it comes to energy.”

Bangladesh Is a Nuclear Power Test Case for Developing Nations

Atomic energy offers emerging economies a way to wean themselves off imported fossil fuels, but it also has downsides.

Bangladesh’s first nuclear plant highlights emerging markets’ energy shift

Bangladesh’s first nuclear plant highlights emerging markets’ energy shift

Why New Zealand exporters need not fear China’s focus on growing domestic food security

Why New Zealand exporters need not fear China’s focus on growing domestic food security

Indonesia eyes nuclear power to drive economic growth

The National Energy Council (DEN) is advocating for the strategic adoption of nuclear power, labeling it a necessity to ...

The state of nuclear power in 2026

There was a renewed burst of enthusiasm for nuclear power a few years ago. In Australia, where I live it was confined to the political right and didn’t last long, but elsewhere support was broader. Most notable was the 2023 commitment by more than 20 countries, led by the US, UK and France, to triple []

Australia’s economic windfall off coal demand is a double-edged sword

The conflict in the Middle East and restrictions in the Strait of Hormuz have been a boon for Canberra' coffers. But there's a dark underside to our economic windfall. The post Australia’s economic windfall off coal demand is a double-edged sword appeared first on Crikey.

Why did Australia wait over a decade to supply uranium to India

More than a decade after India and Australia signed a landmark civil nuclear cooperation agreement, the two countries have finally cleared the last hurdle for Australian uranium exports to India’s civilian nuclear programme, marking one of the most significant outcomes of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Australia. The breakthrough came with the finalisation of []

'Migrant worker exploitation cannot be tolerated, their welfare must be protected'

Anwar urges for a more transparent and fair recruitment system.

Treasury reveals its advice to government during early days of fuel crisis

One suggestion was that there was value in waiting before giving New Zealanders fuel relief through the in-work tax credit.

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Australia to sell uranium to India more than a decade after deal stalled

Agreement is aimed at boosting Australia’s mining industry and bolstering India’s nuclear-power generation

Energy security for every country is today a very important factor of national security - President Ilham Aliyev

Energy security for every country is today a very important factor of national security - President Ilham Aliyev

Great Barrier Reef avoids UN ‘in danger’ list but receives stark warning

The UN World Heritage Committee has warned Australia more needs to be done to protect one of the country’s most significant natural resources.

Major union reform on the cards

Major reforms are on the cards for unions in Queensland, including the controversial CFMEU.

The Great Energy War: Embracing resilience toward true community and responsibility

(NaturalNews) The Great Energy War: How the Sabotage of Global Prosperity Leads to a New Dark Age points out that the global energy system is under deliberate...

Millionaire Maker or Market Hype? The Honest Truth About NuScale Power.

NuScale Power has advantages over other nuclear energy companies. But can it deliver on expectations?

Energy major basis of economic transformation: PM Shah

Kathmandu, July 10: Prime Minister Balendra Shah has said energy is the main basis of economic transformation which crea...

EDITORIAL: An energy policy for the real world

Canada is ideally positioned to become both a conventional and clean energy superpower

Sagar Adani Calls For Faster Electrification To Boost Energy Security, Growth

Speaking at the inaugural Adani Green Energy Dialogue, Sagar Adani said that energy security, affordability and sustainability are among the defining challenges of our time.

India seals Uranium pact with Australia: How PM Modi achieved what eluded India for two decades

After refusing to sell uranium to India for nearly two decades over its non-signatory status to the NPT, Australia has reversed course under PM Modi, signalling a new era of strategic trust and Indo-Pacific cooperation.

Congress: Australia cleared uranium sales in 2011

Congress: Australia cleared uranium sales in 2011

The excuse Australians can no longer use to work from home after landmark ruling

The excuse Australians can no longer use to work from home after landmark ruling

Bertindak segera tangani krisis tenaga

DALAM mendepani situasi krisis tenaga yang disebabkan konflik Iran-Amerika Syarikat (AS) dan sekutunya sehingga membawa kepada sekatan di Selat Hormuz, tidak dapat dinafikan, isu keselamatan dan kedaulatan tenaga kini menjadi fokus utama setiap negara di dunia. Dalam rangka lawatan rasmi Perdana Menteri ke Jepun baru-baru ini, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim dan Perdana Menteri Jepun, Sanae ... Read more The post Bertindak segera tangani krisis tenaga appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

Coal Ministry invites applications for ₹37,500-crore coal gasification programme

The scheme aims to boost energy security, reduce import dependence and promote coal-to-chemicals manufacturing

SOCAR uses green fuel to deepen its strategic footprint in Türkiye

The global energy landscape is undergoing an unprecedented paradigm shift, forced to reconcile the insatiable demand for mobility with the absolute urgency of climate action. Within this complex matrix, the aviation sector stands as one of the most stubborn bastions of carbon emissions. For decades, commercial flight has relied almost exclusively on fossil-derived jet fuel, leaving a massive environmental footprint that standard electrification cannot easily erase.

Ghana must balance Climate Action with Energy Security – Experts urge

‎Ghana has been urged to pursue a balanced energy transition that protects jobs, strengthens energy security and sustains economic growth while fulfilling its climate commitments. A Policy Lead for Climate Change and Energy Transition at the Africa Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP), Charles Gyamfi Ofori, speaking at a seminar on the theme A Just Energy Transition: The Role of Petroleum Engineers in Africa's Energy Future at Takoradi Technical University, said the country's transition to cleaner energy should not come at the expense of economic development.