Energy

The outgoing president's left-wing successor and the delegates drafting Chile's new constitution will likely seek to strengthen state control over mining projects.

Pushback from national governments and EU lawmakers over what energy sources and activities should be considered “sustainable” could delay the list’s ratification.

Postponing the presidential election will resolve neither the disputes over how to hold the ballot nor the controversy surrounding the top candidates, portending more violence and division.

Corruption, funding gaps and political pressure will make it difficult for Africa’s largest carbon emitter to significantly cut its reliance on coal.

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While new Gazprom contracts and Nord Stream 2’s certification are likely, Moscow’s coercive tactics risk accelerating Gazprom's decline in Europe’s energy market.

As Europe prepares for winter amid a complicated energy crisis, Russia is holding back on shipping natural gas to the region.

More nations are revealing their plans for future energy use ahead of the U.N. Climate Change Conference, which will be held from Oct. 31 to Nov. 12 in Glasgow, Scotland.

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The president's appointment of more moderate officials will widen his support in Congress, though it’ll likely anger the indigenous groups living near Peru’s lucrative mining and oil reserves.