First Tellurium's subsidiary PyroDelta Energy is creating a tellurium-based thermoelectric film that can be applied to the back of solar panels to generate electricity from temperature differences, even when sunlight is low or absent. This film aims to complement, not replace, traditional photovoltaic panels by capturing additional energy from heat retained and radiated by the environment. The technology is still in early development but could enhance both new and existing solar installations without altering panel design. Meanwhile, the company continues to prioritize its drone technology for commercialization before advancing the solar application further.
Parex Resources announced its Q3 2026 average production reached 83,259 barrels of oil equivalent per day, driven by exploration success and a partnership with Ecopetrol. The company reaffirmed its H2 2026 production guidance of 82,000 to 91,000 boe/...
EnergyLIB is entering a new growth phase following a proposed strategic investment by Nasdaq-listed Cheche Group in its residential solar-plus-storage business, Long Way Fortune. This investment supports Cheche Group's expansion into the global resid...
Copa Holdings announced preliminary passenger traffic data for September 2026, showing a 17.1% increase in revenue passenger miles (RPM) to 2,674.4 million and a 15.7% rise in available seat miles (ASM) to 3,041.0 million compared to September 2025. ...
Bitdeer Technologies Group has issued a notice asking journalists and readers to disregard a previously released news statement about Bitdeer AI securing 60MW at its Cyberjaya, Malaysia facility and reaching 95% of its 350MW target capacity. This ret...
SpaceX is expanding its AI infrastructure to support its rocket launches, Starlink satellite network, and future AI growth plans. Analysts show mixed but generally positive sentiment, with Morgan Stanley maintaining a Buy rating and a $300 price targ...
