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SAJ Electric builds global image with “Relentless Energy” at its core
SAJ Electric is shifting its strategy from overseas product sales to building a competitive global brand. The company's recent activities in Australia exemplify this strategic rebranding effort.
Energy
Dhaka’s waste-to-energy plant face backlash over air pollution
A $467 million waste-to-energy power plant project near Dhaka faces community opposition due to concerns about toxic air pollution and health risks. The facility, overseen by Dhaka North municipal authority, aims to generate electricity by burning waste at a landfill.
Policy
Northern California Community Wants Stronger Oversight of Dangerous Refineries Nearby
Northern California residents demand stronger oversight of two local refineries with hundreds of air quality violations. Community pressure mounts on government officials to protect residents from accident-prone facilities.
Policy
Michigan Spill Prompts Federal Probe of Energy Transfer Pipelines’ Safety
A 600-gallon crude oil pipeline spill in Michigan has triggered a federal investigation into the safety practices of Energy Transfer's 20,000-mile hazardous liquids pipeline network. The incident at a commercial intersection in Sterling Heights has received minimal media attention despite regulatory concerns.
Policy
SEC Issues Warning to Investment Firms That Challenged ExxonMobil
The SEC issued a warning to major asset managers and climate investors over their 2021 campaign that replaced ExxonMobil board directors. The commission concluded its probe found no violations but cautioned the entities on their involvement.
Climate
China’s Blue Mirage
An international journalism investigation examines environmental challenges in Xinjiang, China's arid northwestern region that receives minimal annual rainfall. The story explores issues related to the Taklamakan Desert and water scarcity in this vast frontier area.
Climate
Isaias strengthens to become first Atlantic hurricane of 2026 season
Hurricane Isaias became the first Atlantic hurricane of 2026, with 80mph winds expected to strengthen to Category 2 before hitting the US Gulf coast. The delayed hurricane formation is attributed to strong El Niño conditions, making it the latest first hurricane since 1905.
EV Good News
Hyundai is offering a 10% discount on the IONIQ 5 and IONIQ 9 EVs
Hyundai is offering a 10% discount on its IONIQ 5 and IONIQ 9 electric SUVs, providing up to $7,000 in total savings. The promotion aims to make the company's electric vehicles more affordable to consumers.
EV Good News
Americans want 300 miles of EV range – but most say 75 or less covers their day
Most Americans need only 75 miles of daily EV range, yet many desire 300+ miles when purchasing. This disconnect reveals consumer psychology around electric vehicle adoption.
EV Good News
Podcast: Tesla goes V2H, Kia EV3 first drive, Jaguar Type 01, and more
A podcast episode covers Tesla's new V2H technology launch, a first drive review of the Kia EV3, and the new Jaguar Type 01 electric vehicle. The episode discusses recent developments in sustainable transport and energy innovation.
EV Good News
Kia’s 7-seat electric people mover just got a bit cheaper in the UK
Kia's 7-seat PV5 electric van is now eligible for the UK Government's Electric Car Grant, reducing its starting price to £35,495. The subsidy makes the electric people mover more affordable for UK consumers.
EV Good News
Geely confirms Canada entry with first cars in 2027 — but no models yet
Chinese automaker Geely announced it will enter the Canadian market with its first vehicles launching in 2027, though no specific models or pricing details have been disclosed yet.
EV Good News
Wheel-E Podcast: 7-seater e-bike, solar-powered scooter, more
Electrek's Wheel-E podcast covers emerging electric micro-mobility options including new e-bikes from multiple manufacturers, a solar-powered scooter, and LiveWire motorcycle training approval. The episode highlights innovations in nontraditional electric vehicles and sustainable transportation alternatives.
Energy
Poly pricing and potential expansion
US trade and energy policy changes in 2026 are significantly impacting the solar market. Analysts examine potential effects of current enforcement and possible future policy shifts on polysilicon pricing and expansion.
Policy Good News
Paraguay meets UN deadline for improving governance in Chaco Biosphere Reserve
Paraguay submitted updated management plans for the Chaco Biosphere Reserve to UNESCO by the September deadline. The protected area faces threats from deforestation driven by farming and cattle ranching that endanger Indigenous communities.
Climate Good News
In Ecuador, Indigenous youth turn to rap music to defend the Amazon
Indigenous youth in Ecuador's Amazon region use rap music to raise awareness and defend their communities and forest from environmental threats. The movement represents cultural activism blended with environmental advocacy.
Ocean
A chemical kept fishmeal from catching fire. Then scientists raised cancer concerns
A chemical used to prevent fishmeal fires is now linked to cancer concerns, raising questions about safety practices in the global fishmeal industry. Scientists are investigating the health risks associated with the fire-retardant additive used in fish processing.
Wildlife Good News
A lifetime studying and advocating for cetaceans: Interview with Paul Spong
Paul Spong, a New Zealand-born researcher, has dedicated nearly six decades to studying and advocating for cetaceans since joining the Vancouver Aquarium in 1967. The interview highlights his lifelong commitment to whale conservation and marine mammal research.
Wildlife Good News
An Instafamous giant water lily is confirmed as a new species — and critically endangered
Researchers confirmed a new species of giant water lily in a Colombian rainforest after discovering it on Instagram photos. The critically endangered plant has leaves so large they are visible from space.
Ocean
How Beluga Whales Ended Up in Canada’s Rivers
Beluga whales inhabit Canada's St. Lawrence River year-round, located hundreds of miles inland from typical ocean habitats. The story explores how these marine mammals came to reside in this freshwater river environment.
EV Good News
XPENG Launches “YOYO” Robotaxi
XPENG has launched YOYO, a new robotaxi model leveraging its advancing autonomous driving technology. The company continues to develop self-driving capabilities with limited details currently available about the new vehicle.
Energy
Hurricane Isaias Nears Landfall, Leading to Production Shut-ins
Hurricane Isaias is expected to make landfall on the Gulf Coast late Friday or early Saturday, potentially causing significant disruptions to energy infrastructure. The hurricane marks the first of the 2026 Atlantic season.
EV Good News
Geely EVs Coming to Canada!
Canada is expanding trade with China by welcoming Chinese-made electric vehicles, including Geely EVs, to its market. This represents a shift in Canada's EV import strategy and trade relationships.
Policy
Trump EPA Extends Emissions Reporting Deadline for Big Polluters
The Trump EPA extended the emissions reporting deadline for power plants from March 2026 to October 2026. The extension allows time to finalize a proposal regarding greenhouse gas reporting requirements.
Energy Good News
Falco Construction In UK Takes Delivery of 15 Takeuchi Electric Mini Excavators
UK construction firm Falco Construction has taken delivery of 15 electric mini excavators from Takeuchi after a successful two-year trial. The adoption demonstrates growing viability of battery-powered machinery in the construction industry.
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