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Schneider Electric (SU.PA) is investing S$25 million to automate its Tuas logistics hub in Singapore by 2027, with upgrades including robotics and AI. The project aims to boost productivity by 20% and handle 40% of outbound goods. S$19 million will be allocated to reskilling 26 workers for new roles. The upgrade is supported by Singapore's Economic Development Board.

Canadian analysts updated ratings and price targets for various companies. Enbridge (ENB) and TC Energy (TRP) received upgrades, while Evertz Technologies (ET) saw multiple target reductions. Notable changes include BCE (BCE) upgraded to BUY, Canfor (CFP) raised to STRONG BUY, and West Fraser (WFG) target increased. Several new coverages were initiated, including for Calian Group (CGY) and Skeena Resources (SKE).

Former U.S. Attorney General Bill Barr warned that a Supreme Court case, Suncor v. Boulder, could lead to billions in damages against energy companies like Suncor and ExxonMobil for climate change contributions. Barr argued that state nuisance laws should not be used for national or global issues. Experts noted potential economic impacts on energy prices and U.S. competitiveness.

Schneider Electric launched standardized prefabricated power modules and power skids for AI-ready data centers, offering up to 2.5 MW per module. The solutions, powered by Galaxy VXL UPS technology, aim to reduce deployment time to six months, addressing the growing demand for high-density infrastructure in AI and cloud environments. The products will be available in Europe immediately and expand to other regions later this year.

Shell, Schneider Electric, and Axens installed an industrial-scale electric heater at Shell's Energy and Chemicals Park Rheinland in Germany. The project aims to reduce CO₂ and NOx emissions by replacing conventional heating with an electric alternative. The collaboration combines Shell's site expertise, Axens' process technology, and Schneider Electric's electrification capabilities. The heater is designed for base oil distillation services with zero direct emissions. The project is part of She

Several U.S. jurisdictions, including Minnesota, the District of Columbia, and Boulder County, are suing energy companies for climate damages while facing budget gaps. The Supreme Court will hear a key case (Suncor Energy v. Boulder County) in October. Critics question the timing and motives of these lawsuits, while supporters argue they aim to recover climate adaptation costs. A recent federal ruling blocked New York's $75 billion climate superfund law, citing federal preemption.

Canada's federal and Alberta governments, along with five major oil sands producers, have outlined commitments for the West Coast Oil Pipeline (WCOP). The project aims to transport 1 million barrels/day to the BC coast, reducing reliance on US exports. Companies involved include Canadian Natural Resources, Cenovus Energy, ConocoPhillips Canada, Imperial Oil, and Suncor Energy. They agreed to advance emissions reductions and carbon capture initiatives, a condition for federal support. The agreeme

BTC POWER partnered with Summit Charging to supply DC fast-charging systems across 17 sites. Aptera Motors' solar EV generated over 4 kWh daily. BMW Group reached 2M BEV deliveries. Camel Group secured a European OEM program for 12V sodium-ion batteries.

Executives at Canadian oil sands companies saw significant increases in stock holdings' value, with three leaders gaining over $1 billion in unrealized profits from January to August 2026. CNRL's Murray Edwards, Suncor's Rich Kruger, and Imperial Oil's John Whelan benefited from rising oil prices due to the war in Iran. CNRL and Suncor stocks rose to $70.81 and $94 respectively, while Imperial Oil and Exxon holdings also increased in value.

State attorneys general allege that a National Academies of Sciences report on climate change was biased and designed to support lawsuits against fossil fuel companies, including Suncor Energy and ExxonMobil. The report, funded by groups tied to climate litigation, was released strategically to aid plaintiffs in the Suncor case before the Supreme Court. The coalition also criticizes NASEM's internal review process for lack of transparency and independence.