Fiji has launched a groundbreaking $10 million pyrolysis facility in Wainadoi that transforms plastic and tyre waste into usable fuel oil, boosting sustainability, innovation, and responsible waste management nationwide.
On 3 December 2025, crude oil markets continue to reflect uncertainty: Brent hovers around $62.70 per barrel and WTI near $58.93, pressured by persistent oversupply and wavering demand — with geopolitics and inventory dynamics shaping the short-term outlook.
On December 2, 2025, oil prices ticked upward as Brent crude reached $63.26 per barrel and WTI hit $59.50, reflecting ongoing geopolitical tensions, supply-side uncertainty, and cautious market sentiment.
Chindata Group is reshaping China’s AI landscape by building next-generation, sustainable, AI-optimized data centers. Its strategic shift toward green energy, liquid cooling and hyperscale campuses positions the company at the center of China’s AI infrastructure revolution.
On November 21, 2025, oil prices continued their downward spiral, with Brent crude settling at $62.29 per barrel and WTI at $57.84, driven by surging global supply and U.S.-Russia peace talks. This oil price drop signals relief for consumers but challenges for producers—explore the key drivers and market outlook.
Oil prices fell sharply today, November 20, 2025, with Brent at $63.92 and WTI at $59.67. Geopolitical tensions and market uncertainty continue to weigh on global energy markets.
Nobel laureate Akira Yoshino visited the University of Toronto, inspiring new research partnerships and industry collaboration aimed at accelerating lithium-ion battery innovation and strengthening clean energy ecosystems.
