Energy news for July 23, 2026
July 23, 2026 · 7 stories
7 stories from across power and policy. The day led with TGS reports 30% revenue growth and returns to profit in Q2 2026.
Markets
TGS reports 30% revenue growth and returns to profit in Q2 2026
TGS posted $400 million in second-quarter revenue and $244 million in EBITDA, with its order backlog up 78% year over year to $756 million.
Policy
UK energy secretary faces North Sea industry pressure on Rosebank and Jackdaw
Miatta Fahnbulleh visits Aberdeen as industry and unions push her to approve the Rosebank and Jackdaw North Sea developments.
Power
Centrica extends Heysham 1 and Hartlepool nuclear plants to 2030
Centrica has pushed back the closure of two UK nuclear stations by two years, adding about 6TWh of low-carbon power with no major new capital spending.
Power
Beetaloo Energy secures Darwin land for gas-fired data centre plan
The Northern Territory has granted Beetaloo Energy exclusive rights to 185 hectares at Weddell for a proposed gas-fired data centre project.
Power
HD Hyundai completes final ITER vacuum vessel sector
HD Hyundai finished its fourth and final ITER vacuum vessel sector on July 22, clearing the way for the reactor's 5,000-ton vessel to take shape in France.
Power
Fermi lists 12.1 million more shares on the London Stock Exchange
The Dallas AI-power company will add 12,127,558 shares to its LSE listing on July 29, 2026, lifting its total voting shares to 640,467,348.
Policy
DOE offers $65.5 million for oil and gas infrastructure projects
The Energy Department opened a funding call for research that squeezes more value from existing oil and gas infrastructure, with applications due September 22.
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