April 28, 2026

Energy

Energy

Ignore Hormuz – 3 Energy ETFs That Can Rally No Matter What Happens

You’re only going to get hurt if you try to predict whiplashing oil prices and fragile ceasefires. Instead of doing that, you could buy into energy ETFs like the Invesco WilderHill Clean Energy ETF (NYSEARCA:PBW), First Trust North American Energy Infrastructure (NYSEARCA:EMLP), and the Themes Uranium & Nuclear ETF (BATS:URAN).

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UAE launches microgrid systems to reduce energy consumption, cut emissions

The UAE’s Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure (MoEI) has launched microgrid systems, marking a significant step forward in reinforcing the UAE’s approach to building a smart, resilient, and adaptive energy ecosystem. The project is the first of its kind in the UAE and was developed and implemented in 2025 at the Ministry headquarters in Sharjah

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Global Energy Shortages Drive Renewed Reliance on Coal

Governments worldwide are racing to find a solution to contend with the severe energy shortages brought about by the war in Iran and the ongoing Middle East conflict. For some, this means accelerating the deployment of renewable energy, which is likely to be a longer-term solution. For others, it means relying on stockpiles of crude,

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Record number of homes in Great Britain turn to green energy as fuel prices soar | Energy industry

British households are turning to green home energy upgrades in record numbers to try to keep bills down as the Iran crisis sends global oil and gas prices soaring, data from leading energy suppliers suggests. Figures show demand for solar panels, electric vehicles and heat pumps in Great Britain has leapt since the war began

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Why updating national grid is pushing up energy bills

The Labour government is pressing on with its mission to reach 95% clean power by 2030, believing it will lower bills. The Liberal Democrats and the Green Party also support the dash for clean power, with the former setting out plans to change how renewable projects are paid for, and the latter calling for higher

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Here’s Why Buying Energy Transfer Today Could Be the Best Financial Decision You Ever Make

Energy Transfer (ET +0.66%), one of the largest midstream companies in the United States, operates more than 140,000 miles of pipeline across 44 states. It transports natural gas, liquefied natural gas (LNG), natural gas liquids (NGLs), crude oil, and other refined products through its pipes, and it also exports some natural gas products overseas. Energy

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Metlen Energy & Metals reports strengthening revenues

Metlen Energy & Metals (MTLN), an Athens-based FTSE 100 constituent, has delivered its first full-year results since becoming a publicly traded entity in the UK. The global industrial and energy group has been traded in Athens since 1995. The release also came a couple of months after it warned that its cash profits would be

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After a Recent Deal With X-Energy, Is Fluor Becoming the Ultimate Nuclear Pick-and-Shovel Play?

Key Points The U.S. aims to significantly increase its nuclear energy capacity and accelerate the deployment of advanced nuclear technologies. Fluor is a global engineering and construction company emerging as a key partner to nuclear energy companies. It was an early investor in NuScale Power and recently agreed to a contract to help X-Energy develop

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Burges Salmon advises ITM Power plc on investment by Great British Energy

The Equity Capital Markets team from Burges Salmon has advised ITM Power, a leading designer and manufacturer of industrial scale electrolysers for green hydrogen production, on the £40 million strategic equity investment by Great British Energy. Alongside the equity investment, ITM Power has also received confirmation that the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

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Sir Keir Starmer: ‘I’m fed up’ with actions of Trump and Putin causing energy bills to skyrocket | Politics News

Sir Keir Starmer has said he is “fed up” with the actions of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin affecting energy prices in the UK, in his strongest comments about the US president yet. Speaking during a trip to the Middle East, the prime minister made the case for achieving energy independence, and argued that renewables

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