Transportation

From Import Dependency to Domestic Strength: A New Dawn for Indian Coal In a landmark policy shift, the Indian government has officially reclassified coking coal as a "Critical and Strategic Mineral," fundamentally altering its approach to this vital industrial resource. This decision, embedded in

As urban centers worldwide grapple with the persistent challenge of reducing their carbon footprint, Lithuania's capital is launching a decisive strike against transportation emissions. Vilnius is set to pioneer a significant environmental initiative by constructing a 3 MW green hydrogen production

A speculative U.S. military intervention in Venezuela, hypothetically unfolding under a potential Trump administration, would fundamentally reshape the regional risk landscape by effectively neutralizing the nation's long-standing territorial claim over Guyana's resource-rich Essequibo region. Such

The maritime industry's long-standing reliance on conventional heavy fuels is rapidly giving way to a new era, with liquefied natural gas (LNG) emerging as a dominant alternative that is reshaping global shipping logistics and environmental strategies. Recent data reveals a dramatic acceleration in

After years of operating in the shadows, a significant portion of the global oil trade is stepping back into the light as tankers carrying Venezuelan crude openly offload at Caribbean hubs, signaling a profound realignment of energy flows shaped by new geopolitical directives. This public

The Victor Valley Transit Authority recently ushered in a new chapter for public transportation in California's High Desert, launching a comprehensive initiative that pivots sharply toward a zero-emission future. During a landmark ribbon-cutting ceremony on January 14, the agency unveiled a fleet