Seismologists put the odds of a major quake on the North Anatolian fault near the city at better than even by 2050. A new program pays residents to leave buildings that would not survive it.
A grid short of roughly 20,000 megawatts at peak is forcing industry onto overnight shifts and households onto scheduled outages, in a country with the world’s second-largest gas reserves.
A 25,000-ton shipment from Duqm to Rotterdam marks the start of a plan to make the sultanate one of the world’s largest hydrogen exporters by 2030. The buyers are still few.
Rooftop panels now generate more electricity than the national utility. The boom has lowered bills and emissions, and left the country with a power system nobody designed.
