Nuclear Power Politics: A Philippine lawmaker says the government is dragging its feet on restarting the mothballed Bataan Nuclear Power Plant, warning power shortages could worsen as other countries expand nuclear. Sanctions & Oil Flows: The US is sending three seized Iran-linked tankers—carrying nearly 6 million barrels—toward the US, as Washington tightens enforcement on Iran’s oil revenue. Diplomacy & Energy Security: India and the US discussed potential sanctions tied to economic engagement with Russia and Iran, while India’s oil minister warned the West Asia crisis could still escalate. Regional Gas Deals: Tajikistan received its first Iranian crude and fuel shipments under a plan to import 2.55 million tonnes annually, aiming to cut reliance on Russia. Grid & Renewables Finance: Moldova is exploring Azeri gas and oil-product imports and renewable cooperation. Power Prices in the US: Blue Ridge Energy approved a November rate increase tied to higher wholesale power and grid costs. Fuel Market Watch: US crude inventories rose by 3 million barrels, while oil prices jumped above $107 as Iran and the US complicated prospects for a deal. Infrastructure & Cyber: Texas regulators urged oil and gas firms to harden cybersecurity after federal warnings about attacks on energy tankers and industrial systems. Data Centers Fueling Demand: Woodway plans a 22-mile gas pipeline for a US data center, targeting service in 2028. Competition at the Pump: Canada’s Competition Bureau reached a deal with Kalibrate to change how retail gasoline sales data is shared, aiming to boost competition and lower prices.