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Energy
The African Development Bank launched hydrogen funding for African projects while the European Commission registered 265 hydrogen supply opportunities. Both initiatives advance hydrogen development across their regions.
Energy
Taihan Cable & Solution has secured a contract to supply and install submarine cables connecting island-based and floating solar installations to South Korea's power grid. This marks the company's first fully integrated project combining solar infrastructure with marine cable installation capabilities.
Energy
Myanmar has commissioned two 40 MW solar plants in Mandalay, generating approximately 202 million kWh annually. The projects aim to address the country's grid constraints and ongoing power rationing challenges.
Energy
TotalEnergies and Nextnorth have achieved financial close on a $300 million deal to construct a 440 MW solar plant in Isabela province, Philippines. Construction has begun on the utility-scale renewable energy project.
Energy
Bangladesh's solar capacity is forecast to increase more than sixfold to 8.5 GW by 2035, driven by a shift toward grid-connected and distributed generation.
Policy
A Kenyan court has approved a class action lawsuit against BP over toxic waste from 1980s oil exploration that allegedly contaminated groundwater and caused over 500 deaths. The case will proceed to a full hearing on environmental contamination claims in northern Kenya.
Policy
Black lung disease is surging among Appalachian coal miners while federal silica dust protections face indefinite delays due to industry opposition. The Trump administration is simultaneously directing hundreds of millions toward coal projects despite the health crisis.
Energy
Spanish researchers combined agrivoltaics with regulated deficit irrigation to reduce tomato water use by 50%. The technique simultaneously produces solar energy while improving agricultural land efficiency.
Energy
Chile has 4.6 GW of energy storage capacity under construction across 38 systems. The March 2026 report from the Chilean Ministry of Energy documents significant battery storage infrastructure development.
Energy
Australian grid-scale solar generation reached an all-time quarterly high of 2,706 MW in Q1 2026, up 648 MW year-over-year. The milestone reflects continued growth in renewable energy capacity across the country.
Wildlife
A rare Javan gibbon baby was born at a UK wildlife sanctuary, one of the world's main captive breeding centers for the species. The infant may eventually be returned to its native habitat in Indonesia.
Policy
Former oil and gas executives warn Australia's government that prioritizing fossil fuel development will lead to higher consumer costs and energy insecurity. They urge acceleration of clean energy instead to protect Australians from ongoing price shocks.
Wildlife
Moreangels Mbizah, Zimbabwe's first black African woman to found a conservation organization, is working to mitigate human-wildlife conflict involving lions. A 2014 incident where a lion entered a village sparked her dedication to protecting both wildlife and local communities.
EV
Rivian increases its Georgia plant production capacity to 300,000 vehicles annually, a 50% boost from initial projections. The expansion reflects growing manufacturing capability for electric vehicles.
EV
Washington, DC has awarded funding to Voltpost to convert street poles into EV charging stations. This project aims to expand charging infrastructure using existing urban infrastructure.
EV
Japanese motorcycle manufacturers Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, and Suzuki are building strategies and infrastructure for electric motorcycle production. The industry giants are shifting toward electrification despite not yet flooding markets with high-performance electric models.
EV
US NEVI program accelerated EV charger installations in 2025, but federal roadblocks continue to impede progress. The rollout remains slower than necessary for expanding clean transportation access.
Energy
Wave energy modeling advancements could enable developers to create more reliable devices for powering autonomous underwater vehicles and coastal applications where traditional energy is limited or expensive.
Policy
California's Public Utilities Commission rejected SoCalGas' request to charge ratepayers $266 million for the controversial Angeles Link hydrogen pipeline project. The decision forces the company to either abandon the project or have shareholders fund its development instead.
Climate
U.S. Steel will invest $2 billion in a direct reduced iron facility in Arkansas to produce cleaner steel input. The Sierra Club supports the move but urges attention to greening Midwest steel production facilities.
Climate
Toyota's Tahara Plant in Japan achieved carbon neutrality in fiscal year 2026, becoming the automaker's first plant to reach this milestone. The achievement involved large-scale equipment initiatives and on-the-ground improvements across the 9,000-person facility.
EV
Sweden is deploying 103 new electric buses across its cities, demonstrating progress in fleet electrification. The expansion reflects the ongoing transition from fossil fuel-powered vehicles to electric alternatives.
Energy
Canadian researchers developed an air-source heat pump integrated with solar collectors for radiant floor heating in cold climates. The system improves energy efficiency by increasing coefficient of performance from 2-4 to 2-6 while reducing annual energy consumption.
Energy
Anker Solix unveiled a 7 kWh modular battery system with AI-driven energy management and 10,000-cycle lifespan. The scalable technology can expand up to 126 kWh, supporting renewable energy storage and home energy independence.
Energy
Solar Manufacturing USA 2026 conference in Austin will emphasize actual U.S. solar production metrics and technological advances rather than capacity announcements. The event will examine how policy and tariffs drive domestic expansion across the solar manufacturing value chain.
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