Mark Lashier grew up in a 500-person Iowa town and now runs Phillips 66 through one of the most volatile energy markets in decades
Mark Lashier grew up in Farragut, Iowa — a farming town of roughly 500 people — about as far from ...
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Rare earth demand is surging, but the world’s supply chain barely moved — and the gap is widening fast
For decades, rare earth elements did their work in silence — tucked inside electric motors, defense guidance systems, and the...
Read moreDetailsTopsoe’s compact electric reactor could make green methanol as cheap as fossil fuels — using biogas waste
A conventional steam methanol reformer stands roughly six stories tall and stretches 30 meters end to end. Topsoe thinks it...
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Vattenfall deployed an AI system inside a Swedish fish ladder that now tracks individual salmon for disease, size, and injuries in real time
At the Stornorrfors hydropower plant in northern Sweden, thousands of salmon and trout squeeze through a fish ladder each season...
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IEA warns a Middle East conflict has cut LPG flows by 80% through the Strait of Hormuz, putting clean cooking for 820 million people at risk
Every day, billions of people light a stove to cook a meal — an act so routine it barely registers....
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World’s first methanol-ammonia co-production plant clears its performance milestone — and it runs without shift reactors or CO₂ removal
In December, a chemical plant in Russia's Tula region quietly completed a test run that no facility in the world...
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Europe wants to reopen North Sea wells abandoned nearly 30 years ago, turning forgotten gas fields into a new answer to an urgent energy shortage
Europe is taking a few steps back toward old wells in the North Sea due to a shortage crisis. While...
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Topsoe’s pilot reactor ran on two different carbon sources at once and still produced stable, aviation-grade synthetic fuel
Making synthetic aviation fuel requires two things at once: a steady carbon feedstock and cheap renewable electricity. In practice, neither...
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ADNOC’s ADIPEC grew from a hotel meeting room in 1984 to the world’s largest energy event with 200,000 attendees
In May 1984, a young ADNOC employee stepped into a lift at Abu Dhabi's InterContinental Hotel, rode down two floors,...
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