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Singapore requires hydrogen-ready gas capacity in 2031 generation tender
Singapore's Energy Market Authority mandates hydrogen readiness for new gas-fired generation capacity in a 2031 tender. This requirement positions the nation to transition toward cleaner energy infrastructure.
Wildlife
The value of South Africa’s wildlife shouldn’t be in the hands of wealthy foreign hunters (commentary)
South Africa's wildlife conservation relies heavily on hunting revenue, but this approach concentrates benefits among wealthy foreign hunters rather than broader stakeholders. The commentary questions whether this model adequately prioritizes animal welfare and equitable conservation outcomes.
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South Korea plans 3 GW of reservoir floating solar by 2030
South Korea's Korea Rural Community Corp. plans to expand floating solar capacity on agricultural reservoirs to 3 GW by 2030, up from 105 MW currently operational.
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Low-power ride-through tech keeps green hydrogen flowing in standalone PV–electrolyzers
UNSW researchers developed low-power ride-through strategies for standalone PV-electrolyzer systems to maintain stability during solar power fluctuations without battery storage. The technology enables more reliable green hydrogen production in off-grid renewable energy setups.
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Installed BESS capacity in Spain grew by 589% since 2025 blackout
Spain's battery energy storage system capacity surged 589% following a 2025 blackout, alongside increased renewable participation in voltage control. However, greater reliance on natural gas in the generation mix also resulted from the incident.
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India launches 500 MW renewables tender requiring dispatch via power exchanges
India's Solar Energy Corporation launched a 500 MW renewable energy tender requiring projects to supply power through exchanges via contract-for-difference mechanisms. The initiative aims to secure 1,500 MWh of peak power supply from interstate transmission-connected projects.
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The battery cost disconnect
Battery energy storage costs have remained relatively stable despite recent lithium price increases, defying historical cost escalation patterns. S&P Global Energy analyzes why the latest commodity price spike has had limited impact on overall BESS system costs.
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A village biogas project tests Zambia’s push to improve rural energy access
A biogas plant in Zambia's Nkhundye village converts cattle dung into energy for cooking, irrigation, and electricity. The community-run project demonstrates rural renewable energy solutions in Africa.
Policy
As Ghana eyes lithium future, affected communities face uncertainty
Ghana's parliament approved Atlantic Lithium's Ewoyaa project, positioning the nation as a critical minerals supplier for the EV industry. However, experts warn that affected communities' rights may be at risk from the development.
Wildlife Good News
Angola’s highest mountain and its unique wildlife are now protected
Angola has established the Serra do Moco Conservation Area to protect Mount Moco and its threatened Afromontane forests. The new protected area will implement environmental protection and biodiversity conservation measures.
Wildlife
Tribe and Environmentalists to Sue Feds Over Arizona Mine’s Impacts to Threatened Owls
A tribe and environmental groups plan to sue federal officials over a copper mine project approved despite potential threats to Mexican spotted owls. The Bureau of Land Management claims the mine won't impact the threatened species due to lack of suitable habitat in the area.
Climate
Traditional models still ‘outperform AI’ for extreme weather forecasts
Traditional computer models outperform AI systems for forecasting extreme weather events. The findings suggest limitations in current AI approaches for predicting record-breaking weather patterns.
Energy Good News
Hot weather and hungry datacentres lift Australia’s energy demand to record highs but batteries quell prices
Australia's electricity demand reached record highs in Q1 2026 due to data centers and hot weather, but rooftop solar and battery storage kept wholesale prices moderate.
Policy
Labor will back fossil fuels in the budget but the gas tax campaign isn’t dead yet | Clear air
Australia's government is expected to support fossil fuel interests in the upcoming budget despite 57 nations meeting to transition away from fossil fuels. Popular support exists for a 25% gas export levy, but Prime Minister Anthony Albanese opposes it with little discussion about reducing fossil fuel usage.
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CHINA RECAP: Beijing, Xiaomi test drive, BYD news, and a fresh home battery pilot
China's Beijing Auto Show showcases advances in electric vehicles, including Xiaomi's second-generation SU7 and BYD developments. The event highlights China's competitive position in EV manufacturing and battery technology innovation.
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Rivian is adding 150+ fast chargers at popular LA shopping hubs
Rivian is expanding its Southern California presence by adding two showrooms and over 150 fast chargers at major LA retail locations through its Caruso partnership. The expansion aims to increase EV charging accessibility across popular shopping hubs in the region.
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Tesla Semi hits the port: drayage operator MDB launches 3-week freight pilot
MDB Transportation is testing a Tesla Semi truck on port freight routes in Southern California, becoming the second drayage operator to pilot the electric Class 8 vehicle. The three-week pilot will measure energy efficiency, cycle time, and driver experience in demanding urban freight operations.
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“Yes We Can” — BEV Heavy Trucks Already in Service
Battery-powered semi-trailers are already operational in Australia, demonstrating the viability of electric heavy trucks. Conservative politicians who previously opposed EV adoption are now facing similar resistance to electrifying the trucking industry.
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When 28 Hydrogen Buses Have To Carry A €7.6 Million Refueling Station
Saarbahn opened a €7.6 million hydrogen refueling station in Saarbrücken to support its fleet of 28 fuel-cell buses. The facility marks a transition from procurement to operational viability for hydrogen public transit.
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Much More Than A City Car: World Premiere Of The All-New Electric ID. Polo
Volkswagen unveils the all-new electric ID. Polo with multiple power options, two battery sizes, and a range up to 454 km. The compact vehicle aims to expand EV accessibility with efficient design and competitive pricing.
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RCT Hydrogen begins manufacturing operations at German electrolyzer factory
RCT Hydrogen has begun operations at a new electrolyzer manufacturing facility in Saarbrücken, Germany, with 250 MW annual production capacity. The company plans to assemble its first 5 MW system in 2026.
Policy
Laos can do more to mitigate chemical pollution of rivers flowing into Vietnam (analysis)
Mining operations in Laos are causing chemical pollution of rivers that flow into Vietnam, with less oversight than Myanmar's monitored mines. The region's growing demand for rare earth elements and gold for electronics and renewable energy is accelerating unregulated mining.
Ocean
Marine resource conflicts in Africa revolve mostly around access: Study
A study identified over 1,000 marine resource conflicts in Africa over 11 years, with nearly 75% stemming from access disputes between industrial and small-scale fishing operations. Conflicts also arise from port construction on restoration sites and shipping lanes through marine protected areas.
Ocean Good News
Chesapeake Bay conservation bolstered by the power of business & viral videos
The Chesapeake Bay, the largest U.S. estuary, faces water quality challenges from pollution but is receiving conservation support through business involvement and viral video campaigns.
Policy
‘True success’ is a DRC that no longer needs outside help: Interview with EU envoy Fabrice Basile
The DRC balances conservation of its vast forests and biodiversity with extraction of globally coveted mineral resources. An EU envoy discusses the country's path toward sustainability and reduced dependence on external aid.
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