Record Consumer Tech Spending Projected, Barring Trump Tariffs
The Consumer Technology Association forecasts $537 billion in consumer tech spending for 2025, but warns proposed tariffs could significantly impact this projection.
Ukrainian Drone Strike Targets Russian Port Supporting 'Shadow Fleet'
A Ukrainian long-range drone attack on Russia's Ust-Luga port near St. Petersburg has disrupted operations of Moscow's sanctions-evading energy export network.
Las Vegas Cybertruck Explosion Raises Questions on Energy Storage Safety
An explosion involving a Tesla Cybertruck in Las Vegas highlights potential safety concerns regarding energy storage in electric vehicles.
Slovakia Threatens to Reduce Support for Ukrainian Refugees Amid Gas Pipeline Closure
Slovakia's government has indicated it may cut aid to Ukrainian refugees following Kyiv's decision to shut off a Russian gas pipeline, escalating tensions in the region.
European Breakaway Region Faces Economic Shutdown as Russian Gas Flow Halts
Transnistria, a breakaway region in Europe, has experienced a severe economic downturn following the cessation of Russian gas flows through Ukraine.
German Power Prices Turn Negative as Renewable Supply Surges
German power prices fell below zero for several hours on Thursday, highlighting the growing impact of renewable energy generation in Europe.
Musk's European Political Influence Grows Amid Energy Sector Implications
Elon Musk's involvement in European politics is deepening, with potential implications for energy policies and markets.
Infrastructure Bill and CHIPS Act to Shape Biden's Economic Legacy
President Biden's infrastructure and semiconductor manufacturing initiatives could significantly impact his long-term economic legacy, despite current political challenges.
Puerto Rico Faces Major Power Outage Affecting Energy Infrastructure
A massive blackout has left over 1.3 million Puerto Rico residents without electricity, potentially taking up to 48 hours to fully restore power.