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Dutch Regulator Targets Gas Bill Fine Print, Consumers Caught Off Guard

Dutch Regulator Targets Gas Bill Fine Print, Consumers Caught Off Guard

Dutch regulator ACM has intervened after energy companies put clauses in fixed gas contracts that allow price hikes during the contract period. The watchdog says fixed deals must set prices for the whole period and make that clear to the customer at the start. Action followed a consumer platform’s review of contracts across the sector.
22 May 2026
San Antonio’s New Battery Bet Comes Just as CPS Outages Get Longer

San Antonio’s New Battery Bet Comes Just as CPS Outages Get Longer

OCI Energy and CPS Energy have started construction on a 120-megawatt battery storage project in southeastern Bexar County, moving a long-planned grid resource into the build phase as San Antonio’s public utility deals with longer outages and rising power demand. The Alamo City Battery Energy Storage System, or BESS, is meant to charge when power is available and discharge when electricity demand is high.
20 May 2026
Europe Faces Fresh LNG Worry, This Time From the US

Europe Faces Fresh LNG Worry, This Time From the US

Europe is relying more on U.S. liquefied natural gas as it cuts use of Russian pipeline gas, with Poland among the countries most dependent on American LNG, data from Rzeczpospolita and IEEFA show. The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis thinks the U.S. will provide about two-thirds of Europe’s LNG in 2026, and could supply up to 80% of EU LNG by 2028.
19 May 2026
Natural Gas Gains as Output Slips and an Early Heat Wave Builds

Natural Gas Gains as Output Slips and an Early Heat Wave Builds

U.S. natural gas futures jumped Friday, rising almost 3% to their highest level in seven weeks. Prices hit $2.96 per million British thermal units, up 2.31% on the day. Traders pointed to lighter production and expectations for milder weather as the main catalysts. Reuters highlighted the 3% move and tied it to falling output.
15 May 2026
Energy Vault’s Eskom Gravity Storage Deal Puts South Africa’s Coal Pivot on the Clock

Energy Vault’s Eskom Gravity Storage Deal Puts South Africa’s Coal Pivot on the Clock

Energy Vault Holdings Inc. and Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd. have inked a strategic development agreement aiming to install a gravity-based energy storage system at Eskom’s Hendrina Power Station. The project offers South Africa’s state-run utility a fresh shot at repurposing coal assets, as the nation pushes to stabilize its grid and tackle emissions.
Trump’s Gas Price ‘Nuclear Option’ Faces Iran-Hormuz Test as Oil Falls Below $100

Trump’s Gas Price ‘Nuclear Option’ Faces Iran-Hormuz Test as Oil Falls Below $100

Brent crude slipped under $100 a barrel on Thursday as the U.S. and Iran moved closer to a tentative deal to pause their conflict—a step that relieves some pressure on President Donald Trump but keeps U.S. gasoline prices hovering near multi-year highs. According to Reuters, the draft agreement aims to halt hostilities, shore up shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, and create a 30-day window for broader negotiations, though key nuclear issues would remain unsettled.
7 May 2026
Bloom Energy Stock Jumps as AI Power Demand Drives Q1 Beat and 2026 Guidance Raise

Bloom Energy Stock Jumps as AI Power Demand Drives Q1 Beat and 2026 Guidance Raise

Bloom Energy lifted its full-year 2026 outlook on Tuesday after reporting that first-quarter revenue more than doubled and the fuel-cell maker flipped to a profit. Quarterly revenue hit $751.1 million for the period ended March 31, up 130.4% year-over-year, while net profit attributable to common shareholders landed at $70.7 million—erasing a $23.8 million loss from a year ago. The results are another signal that AI data center demand is translating into real sales.
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