Extraordinary words by Sir John Major on #Brexit at LSE last night: 🧵 🇬🇧 🇪🇺 1. “In an act of collective folly, the United Kingdom voted to lead to European Union across the world, our enemies celebrated and our friends despair.” “We left Europe on a minority vote of 37% of

Good morning with good news: India's solar additions surged 55% in the first nine months of 2025, compared to 2024! India added 26.6 GW in Jan-Sept 2025, up from 17.3 GW. India's solar totals 125.5 GW. That's ~25% of India's total capacity. Wonderful! mercomindia.com/solar-installa…

The #ICMForum 2025 will dive into the crucial topics defining Industrial #CarbonManagement, including discussions on CO2 storage target, regulatory principles, bottom-up modelling for CO2, permitting & more! 🗓️ 8-9/12 in Athens Agenda & registration ➜ link.europa.eu/JGCChr

Michael Hendricks Increasingly manufacturing its own.

La posture anti-EnR de Trump et de son gouvernement, est battue en brèche par le marché 👌 "It's the economy, stupid" 👍

Texas has something the rest of the country wants. Even global energy experts point to ERCOT as the model to copy. Why? Because the Texas model still does something few markets manage: competition, speedy connection, and customer choice. In this clip, we dig into it with Dr.

Ukraine envoy Keith Kellogg ‘quits’ after secret plan for US peace leaked. I’m surprised he stayed this long given the fervent anti Ukraine position inside the administration apple.news/ACDQlBEO1TE6ms…

The EC 🇪🇺 is working on a data centre #EnergyEfficiency package, due early 2026. As a first output, it will create a label for data centres in Europe. The label will include information on their use of energy, water, and #renewables ⚡️💧☀️. In focus 🔎 link.europa.eu/4ydnbf

🗣 “Investments in data centres today are basically on par with what we're seeing in the oil sector.” In our Everything Energy podcast, IEA’s Laura Cozzi looks at how energy use from data centres is expected to grow in the years ahead ➡️ iea.li/4nWry7p #WEO25

COLUMN: Never underestimate the American (petroleum) engineer. Call it shale 4.0 — an arms race to squeeze more oil from existing wells. Today, American drillers recover, at best, 10-15% of the shale oil in place. That could soon change. @Opinion bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…

Nouvelle publication 🇪🇺 sur les équipements solaires thermiques pour décarboner les bâtiments, dévoilée hier au Parlement européen 👍

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First electric cars and buses, now trucks: in the past we were often told that electric trucks would not be feasible. But the market is picking up speed and electric trucks have become a reality. Expectations are for significant market expansion in the coming years.

What a captivating read by James Marriott. He says: “It was one of the most important revolutions in modern history—and yet no blood was spilled, no bombs were thrown, and no monarch was beheaded. What happened was this: In the middle of the 18th century, huge numbers of

Japan approves restart of world’s biggest nuclear power plant on.ft.com/3K8Ju0D

Former German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is set to be questioned by a parliamentary committee investigating the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline. He halted certification of the pipeline in 2022 in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. p.dw.com/p/53yUQ

Oil markets look well supplied for now, but the outlook varies In the Current Policies Scenario, demand keeps rising to 2035 & beyond as EV sales stall outside China & Europe In the Stated Policies Scenario, EV growth flattens global oil use around 2030: iea.li/3LCyWrd

CHART OF THE DAY: The spectacular increase in lateral lenght of the Permian shale oil wells (Midland sub-basin). This year, the majority of the lateral wells are reaching >10,500 feet long (~2 miles). Back in 2018, only 8% reached that lenght. h/t Mason Hamilton🛢📊⛽️