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Southeast Asia Battles Crypto Mining Crisis as Power Costs Soar

Illegal cryptocurrency mining operations are draining Southeast Asia's power grids, costing billions in losses while governments struggle to regulate the booming industry.

Germany Demolishes Nuclear Towers in Historic Energy Transition

Two massive cooling towers at Germany's Gundremmingen nuclear plant collapsed in controlled demolition, marking another milestone in the country's ambitious shift away from nuclear energy.

Serbia's Energy Crisis: Winter Security Threatened by Russian Ties

Serbia faces a critical energy security challenge this winter as its Russian-owned oil and gas company NIS remains in limbo, testing the nation's delicate balance between EU aspirations and Moscow relations.

Trump Approves $1B to Restart Three Mile Island for AI Power Race

The Trump administration greenlights $1 billion loan to revive Three Mile Island nuclear plant, marking strategic push to power Microsoft's AI infrastructure amid growing energy demands.