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Selected highlights from the September 2026 edition of The Energy Industry Times
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- Junior Isles
Fuel Watch: Global gas markets stay volatile amid supply disruption and aggressive buying
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A combination of geopolitical supply disruptions in the Middle East, aggressive spot-buying across Asian energy hubs and a critical discovery announcement from Persian Gulf producers, have upended global liquefied natural gas (LNG) markets over the past few weeks. Gary Lakes reports.
Energy Outlook: Dealmakers bet big on Europe’s nuclear power revival
Record deals, government-backed mega-projects and a race to power Europe’s data centres are drawing capital into a sector long considered politically untouchable, argue Ximena Vásquez-Maignan and David Lewis from global law firm White & Case
Decarbonisation Series: Why Asia isn't building its grids: no cost recovery, no capital
A successful global energy transition depends on the Asia Pacific region, and the region’s transition depends on its grids. Building them has proven highly challenging but will be resolved by new regulation, better policy execution, and making grids investable assets. The process will be slow, but it has already started. Joseph Jacobelli explains.
Technology Review: Solar’s next leap will not be about intelligence
Solar photovoltaic energy is becoming a key pillar in Europe’s energy. But the sector is now entering a fundamentally different phase. The challenge is no longer simply building more photovoltaic capacity, it is about operating what already exists, efficiently, intelligently, and at scale. Professor Luis Narvarte explains
Final Word: Sounds like a plan...
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