TC Energy invests $1.5 billion in U.S. Appalachia Supply Project

Revenue Growth Masks Bottom-Line Decline

TC Energy is expanding its U.S. footprint with a US$1.5 billion investment in the Appalachia Supply Project, despite a dip in first-quarter net income to $899 million. While revenue climbed to $3.86 billion, the company is balancing a decline in bottom-line profits with planned long-term infrastructure growth in the U.S. market. TC Energy has committed … Read more

Amazon expands electric cargo bike hubs in Berlin to cut urban delivery costs

Why Berlin’s flat streets make it a cargo bike laboratory

Amazon has expanded its electric cargo bike operations in Berlin with a third hub in Alt-Treptow, part of a broader effort to electrify last-mile delivery across Europe. The initiative reflects the city’s suitability for micro-logistics, though questions persist about cost efficiency, labor conditions, and measurable emissions reductions. Berlin’s flat terrain and dense urban layout provide … Read more

Amazon opens two new distribution centers in Brandenburg to speed deliveries

The Logistics Behind Faster Deliveries

Amazon is opening two new distribution centers in Brandenburg this fall—7,700 square meters in Cottbus and 15,500 in Dahlewitz—aiming to improve delivery speeds across southern Brandenburg and northern Saxony. The expansion is expected to generate new positions in logistics and driving roles, even as the company continues to adjust its workforce globally. The development reflects … Read more

UAE quits OPEC May 1 after decades-long quota dispute

The Quota Dispute That Broke the Cartel

The United Arab Emirates will leave OPEC on May 1, ending its membership in the oil cartel after decades of participation. The decision reflects growing tensions over production quotas and differing strategic priorities among member states. While the move may not immediately disrupt global oil markets, it highlights shifts in the energy landscape as non-OPEC … Read more