Emerson has relaunched its ASCO Series 327C solenoid valve with critical safety enhancements. The new intrinsically safe and manual reset options could transform operations in hazardous industrial environments.
Russia’s refined fuel exports have collapsed to their lowest levels since the war began. The combination of drone attacks on critical infrastructure and tightening Western sanctions is creating a perfect storm for Moscow’s energy sector.
Strategic Minerals Partnership Takes Shape The United States and Australia have cemented an $8.5 billion critical minerals agreement that represents…
Over 2,500 trucks carrying electronics and drone components face weeklong delays at Kazakhstan’s border with Russia. The gridlock reflects Astana’s growing compliance with Western sanctions as Central Asia reassesses energy dependence on Moscow amid refinery disruptions.
Thousands of Chinese trucks have jammed Kazakhstan’s border with Russia since mid-September, slowing the flow of dual-use goods from Asia that sustain Russia’s defense industry, according to reports from multiple Russian media outlets. Lenta.ru reported approximately 2,500 trucks have piled up at checkpoints, with many carrying electronics, drone components, and Western-branded goods that could fall under export restrictions.
The Trump administration will implement price floors across various industries to combat China’s market manipulation tactics. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent revealed this industrial policy approach during an exclusive CNBC interview, emphasizing the need for vigilance against non-market economies.
In a significant policy announcement, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has revealed the Trump administration’s plan to implement price floors across multiple industries as a strategic response to China’s market manipulation practices. The announcement came during an exclusive CNBC interview at the “Invest in America forum” in Washington, D.C., where Bessent outlined the administration’s approach to protecting American industries from what he described as China’s systematic efforts to undermine global competitors.
Top economist Jeremy Siegel warns the U.S. has sleepwalked into a rare earth crisis as China tightens export controls. The Wharton professor calls the lack of strategic reserves “scandalous” amid growing supply chain threats to defense and technology sectors.
Renowned Wharton economist Jeremy Siegel has labeled America’s rare earth elements vulnerability as “scandalous” following China’s sweeping new export controls that threaten global supply chains. The warning comes as China tightens its grip on the critical minerals powering everything from advanced weapons to electric vehicles, exposing what Siegel calls a major U.S. security failure.
California Energy Transition Creates Uncertainty for Oil Industry Workforce Willie Cruz still remembers the shock he felt three decades ago…
California Pipe Fitter Reaches $118K Earnings Before Refinery Closure Leaves Future Uncertain After a decade of dedicated work, a California…
