U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright confirms surging LNG exports to Europe, as the continent grapples with energy security and the potential return of Russian gas. While America remains Europe’s top supplier, tensions over trade politics and Gazprom’s possible comeback loom over the transatlantic alliance.
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A $3 million towing vessel fire exposed a critical safety flaw when the Johnny M’s unprotected engine air intakes funneled oxygen to the flames while letting CO2 escape, undermining fire suppression efforts. The NTSB investigation revealed this design oversight turned a manageable incident into a catastrophic inferno.
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A Sunday evening collision between a passenger ferry and a recreational boat near Florida’s Clearwater Memorial Causeway Bridge has left one dead and over a dozen injured, while sparking a mystery as the smaller vessel fled the scene. Authorities are investigating the incident, which raises urgent questions about safety protocols for mixed maritime traffic in popular coastal zones.
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Spanish energy tech firm Ingeteam has secured its first collaboration with Danish renewables giant European Energy to equip two new Australian solar farms with advanced power conversion systems ahead of their 2026 launch. The projects will produce enough electricity to power 54,000 Australian households annually, marking a significant step in Ingeteam’s APAC expansion.
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The Philippines and New Zealand signed the Status of Visiting Forces Agreement (SOVFA), enabling joint troop deployments and expanded defense collaboration amid rising tensions in the South China Sea. The pact reflects New Zealand’s strategic shift toward stronger Indo-Pacific alliances and the Philippines’ efforts to bolster its defense partnerships.
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