Nuclear energy hiring is slowing in North America – but leaders can see where capacity and risk are shifting
For company leaders, detailed hiring and workforce data acts as an early warning system for business performance, giving a forward‑looking…
Energy
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Power Summit 2026: AI, security and the road to European electrification
Last week, European power industry leaders and policymakers gathered in Helsinki for Eurelectric's Power Summit 2026 to discuss the sector's…
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Australia’s uranium giant that never fully scaled
Australia possesses the world’s largest uranium reserves yet remains a comparatively modest producer in global supply markets. It is also…
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New episode: Glut or shortage – what lies ahead for LNG?
Liquified natural gas (LNG) has been touted as the cleaner fuel alternative and a central stepping stone on the journey…
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New episode: Q&A with Sweden’s nuclear power chief
Sweden’s nuclear landscape has done a 180-turn in recent years, moving from plans for a phase-out now to ambitions for an…
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New episode: Sustainable reporting in mining
How do you measure sustainability in mining? The question sits at the centre of the Global Reporting Initiative’s (GRI) first…
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Trump reverses key Obama-era climate ruling on greenhouse gases
US President Donald Trump has cancelled a seminal ruling from the Barack Obama administration concerning greenhouse gases (GHGs), a decision…
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Renewable electricity adoption within mining
Mining is an energy-intensive process, and its need for consistent power has historically led to the use of fossil fuel…
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Canada’s Teck Resources announces new business and leadership structure
Canada’s Teck Resources has revealed a new corporate structure focused on two regional business divisions, North America and Latin America,…
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“Absolutely broken” promises for Lithium Triangle’s indigenous communities
For indigenous communities in the Lithium Triangle, the rush for the metal should have brought untold wealth. Instead, it has…
