Laura Sanicola

Laura Sanicola AI may be fueling a new industrial revolution, but it's hardly the only force behind a historic global power push.

Companies like Brookfield Renewable, Vestas, and Petrobras stand to benefit as Latin America adds renewable energy to its mix.

Petroleum companies will struggle to maintain energy market share over the long term.

Oil producers ended July with more cash than they expected. Thanks to the on-again-off-again war between the U.S. and Iran, oil prices are beginning August about 25% higher than they were a month ago. “At the moment, most companies are really playing a bit of a wait-and-see approach, letting cash either accumulate on the balance sheet or paying down net debt,” Tom Ellacott, senior vice president of corporate research at Wood Mackenzie, told Barron’s.

CEO Meg O’Neill has made clear that the company’s future will be about downsizing

Oil companies have been taking on a growing role in the economy, as the war in Iran supercharges their profits and prominence.

Anthropic has agreed to buy roughly 470 megawatts of onsite power equipment from ERock for its artificial-intelligence infrastructure, giving the

Anthropic’s agreement to buy ERock’s modular gas-fired generators is the power-generation company’s largest contract to date.

Middle East nations are forging ahead with oil and gas spending, despite the challenge of exporting through a waterway that opens and shuts like a temperamental drawbridge.

Middle East countries are ramping up spending on oil and gas projects. How to invest.