Georgia Williams

The oil and gas markets in 2025 have been a rollercoaster of volatility, with prices fluctuating due to geopolitical tensions and trade disputes. Despite the uncertainty, top-performing companies like Falcon Oil & Gas, Imperial Oil, Headwater Exploration, and Athabasca Oil are making strategic moves to navigate the challenges.

The spot uranium price endured a turbulent first quarter of 2026, surging to a year-to-date high above US$101 per pound in late January before geopolitical shocks sent the market into a steep but short-lived decline.Driven by surging nuclear demand projections and growing global energy transition ne...

The lithium market is awakening with "Cycle 3.0," driven by tech investments and policy shifts. Top stocks have jumped 100-150%, hinting at a strong upcycle. Geopolitical and supply chain factors add intrigue.

As global energy grids face rising demand, GridBeyond is leveraging AI to optimize energy storage and aging infrastructure. Discover how strategic battery placement and digital twins are transforming grid management and delaying costly upgrades. Dive deeper into this innovation.

The UAE's decision to exit OPEC amid the Iran conflict and soaring oil prices above US$111 marks a pivotal shift in global energy dynamics. With ambitions to boost production beyond OPEC's limits, how will this impact the oil market and geopolitical landscape?

NextNRG Founder and Executive Chairman Michael Farkas explains the growing strain on global power systems as geopolitical tensions, electrification and AI-driven demand reshape energy markets.

Supra Elemental is tackling the critical minerals gap with innovative recovery tech. By extracting elements like gallium and cobalt from waste streams, they aim to revolutionize refining capacity, a sector dominated by China. Discover how this could reshape the industry.

As AI infrastructure and electrification accelerate, copper's strategic value skyrockets. Once just an industrial staple, it's now central to national security. How are the US and allies responding to China's mineral dominance?

The world of lithium production is rapidly changing, with major players in Australia and China leading the way and companies like Rio Tinto, SQM, and Ganfeng Lithium making big moves.

The geopolitical upheaval in the Strait of Hormuz has sent shockwaves through the mining sector. With gold holding strong and aluminum facing deficits, the landscape is rapidly changing. What does this mean for future capital flows and production costs? Explore the full story.