Recognition at CES Reinforces the Strategic Role of Smart EV Infrastructure

Russia is preparing to deliver crude oil and refined fuels to Cuba in what Moscow has described as “humanitarian assistance,” according to reports from the Russian newspaper Izvestia. The move comes as Cuba faces one of its most severe fuel shortages in decades, raising geopolitical and market implications across the Caribbean region.

The United Kingdom has taken a decisive step toward reinforcing power system reliability with the commercial operation of Kilmarnock South, one of the country’s largest battery energy storage systems (BESS). Located in Scotland, the project delivers 300 MW of power and 600 MWh of energy capacity, positioning it as a key asset in the UK’s rapidly evolving electricity market.

Over the past few months, something curious and deeply revealing has been unfolding in Brazil’s electricity sector. Companies that once thrived on risk are quietly pulling back.