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Japan's journey to restart its nuclear energy program, a cornerstone of its national energy security strategy, has hit a severe obstacle. The recent discovery that Chubu Electric Power falsified critical seismic data for its Hamaoka nuclear plant has sent shockwaves through the industry, forcing

A strategic tremor is running through the world of shareholder activism, signaling a pivotal shift in the campaign to hold major oil and gas corporations accountable. Instead of focusing solely on environmental metrics and emission targets, activist investors are now weaponizing the language of

The shipping lanes leading to Cuba’s ports have fallen into a disquieting silence, a vast emptiness that mirrors the draining fuel tanks and growing anxiety of an entire nation. This is not a logistical delay or a temporary shortage; it is a calculated, full-scale halt of the island's primary

A high-stakes geopolitical drama is unfolding as the Trump administration aggressively pressures American energy corporations to spearhead the economic redevelopment of Venezuela following a recent U.S. military operation, a move met with profound reluctance from industry titans like Exxon Mobil.

An intense and high-stakes competition is rapidly unfolding among the world's largest oil companies and global trading houses, all vying for U.S. government approval to export vast quantities of Venezuelan crude oil. This fierce rivalry is the direct consequence of a strategic pivot in American

A deep chasm is forming between diplomatic assurances and commercial realities on the high seas, threatening to upend the delicate strategic balance between Washington and New Delhi. While Indian diplomats lobby for relief from punitive U.S. tariffs, the nation's state-owned oil refiners continue