Unilever's ice cream unit spinoff is moving forward, but the founders of Ben & Jerry's are hoping to scoop out their namesake brand.
Driving the news: Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield, who no longer control or run the Vermont-based business, are asking that Ben & Jerry's be spun out into an independent company owned by investors who share its "founding values" in areas like social justice.
A pair of new analyses together support a mix of realism and optimism on the future of clean hydrogen amid setbacks in the U.S. and abroad.
Why it matters: The gas could help decarbonize heavy industries like steel, power, transportation and more — but faces high costs and investor reluctance.
Anglo American on Tuesday said it's agreed to buy Canada's Teck Resources, via an all-stock deal that would give the combined company a market cap of around $53 billion.
Why it matters: This would create one of the world's largest miners of copper, a metal essential to both data centers and renewable energy.
AI's energy needs and rising household power bills could lower political hurdles to passing a major permitting bill this year, American Petroleum Institute President and CEO Mike Sommers said.
Why it matters: The powerful oil and gas group on Tuesday is unveiling a policy framework it hopes will inform sweeping, bipartisan legislation.
