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S&P Global Energy expands price reporting role in London chemicals market

S&P Global Energy expands price reporting role in London chemicals market

S&P Global Energy is hiring an Associate Price Reporter for chemicals in London, signaling continued investment in commodity price discovery for enterprise buye

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 14, 2026
US Strategic Petroleum Reserve hits lowest oil level since 1983 as supply risks stack up

US Strategic Petroleum Reserve hits lowest oil level since 1983 as supply risks stack up

SPR stocks have fallen to their lowest point in over four decades, just as Hormuz tanker strikes, OPEC+ output questions, and Iran supply disruptions tighten th

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 13, 2026
Energy transition market reaches $3.17 trillion in 2026 as grid connection backlogs stall 1,650 GW of capacity

Energy transition market reaches $3.17 trillion in 2026 as grid connection backlogs stall 1,650 GW of capacity

The global energy transition market hits $3.17T in 2026, but 1,650 GW of renewable capacity sits in grid connection queues worldwide.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 12, 2026
Energy transition market approaches $3.2 trillion in 2026 as grid bottlenecks emerge as the critical constraint

Energy transition market approaches $3.2 trillion in 2026 as grid bottlenecks emerge as the critical constraint

The global energy transition market hits $3.17T this year, growing at 11.1% CAGR, but 1,650 GW of renewable capacity is stuck waiting for grid connections.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 12, 2026
Clean energy investment tops $2 trillion as data centers and security concerns reshape power procurement

Clean energy investment tops $2 trillion as data centers and security concerns reshape power procurement

Global clean energy investment crossed $2 trillion for the first time in 2024, with data center demand and energy security concerns accelerating the shift.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 5, 2026
Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Meta Are Now Energy Companies. The Rest of the Enterprise World Needs to Catch Up.

Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Meta Are Now Energy Companies. The Rest of the Enterprise World Needs to Catch Up.

Amazon, Meta, Google, and Microsoft accounted for 49% of all global clean power purchase agreement volumes in 2025. They are not buying energy anymore. They are building energy infrastructure. Every enterprise buyer that shares a grid with them needs to understand what that means.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jun 29, 2026
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