UIPA incentive supports Stadler Rail’s expansion in Salt Lake City’s Northwest Quadrant
The Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) is supporting the expansion of Stadler Rail’s U.S. headquarters in Salt Lake City’s Northwest Quadrant with a strategic incentive…
German chancellor criticises U.S. climate agreement exit
Germany is disappointed that the United States plans to leave the Paris climate agreement also in view of the fact the U.S. has been the…
Hydrogen-powered trains to be introduced in northern Italy
Residents and visitors to Valcamonica, an Alpine region in northern Italy, will be able to ride hydrogen-powered trains from next year.
Global renewable power capacity falls short of targets despite record growth last year, says IRENA
Global renewable energy capacity registered record growth in 2024 but progress is still falling short of the 2030 renewable capacity target, a report by the…
U.S. biodiesel use increases outside of the transportation sector
A small but increasing amount of biodiesel in the United States is consumed in the residential, commercial, and electric power sectors, according to new estimates…
Tesla to launch in Saudi Arabia as Musk and the kingdom mend relations
Tesla will start sales in Saudi Arabia next month, the electric carmaker said on its website, signalling CEO Elon Musk and the kingdom have healed…
Lufthansa CTO warns over maintenance demand on next jet engines
The top procurement official at one of Europe's largest airlines urged GE Aerospace and other engine makers on Wednesday not to overlook durability when it…
Mexico’s Pemex looks to diversify market amid Trump tariff threats
Mexican state energy company Pemex is actively looking to diversify its market for both motor fuel imports and crude oil exports, the head of its…
US oil, gas activity rose in first quarter, but energy execs wary of tariffs, Dallas Fed says
U.S. oil and gas activity increased slightly in the first quarter, but energy company executives were pessimistic about the sector's outlook, wary of new trade…
Trump could use 2019 investigation to justify tariffs on auto imports
President Donald Trump's administration is likely to use an investigation completed during his first term in office to justify auto tariffs that he says are…
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