The Hyundai IONIQ 5 continues to be a popular electric vehicle choice among American consumers, with over 31,000 units sold through September 2026. The model remains a significant player in the growing EV market.
Toyota's electric vehicles are experiencing strong sales growth in Q3, outperforming many competitors facing declining EV demand. The automaker's success contrasts with industry-wide trends of reduced EV sales.
A new interactive tool tracks thousands of US manufacturing projects cancelled or delayed due to Congressional Republican opposition. The tool documents job losses and investment impacts from attacks on domestic manufacturing.
Chevrolet Equinox EV sales declined 92% in Q3, ending its run as GM's top-selling electric vehicle. Cadillac SUVs have taken the lead in the company's EV lineup.
Ford's affordable $28,350 Fathom electric pickup is scheduled for early 2027 production but faces significant manufacturing challenges. CEO Jim Farley acknowledged the difficulty of launching the vehicle at scale, on budget, and on time.
Kia's 2027 EV3 model has achieved over 500 sales in its first month and contributed to record quarterly sales for the automaker. Kia positions itself as a key player in the growing electric vehicle market.
Gazelle, a Dutch e-bike manufacturer, is making its premium electric bikes more affordable by expanding its product lineup. The company aims to reach a broader market while maintaining its focus on quality commuter bicycles.
Hyundai has expanded its battery-electric forklift lineup to include a 16-tonne model, completing its range from 4-to-18 tonnes. The development enables widespread adoption of electric forklifts in industrial applications traditionally dominated by diesel-powered equipment.
Santee Cooper's energy plan shows rising costs from increased demand by data centers. The utility seeks rate increases rather than meeting demand through affordable solar and wind alternatives.
Ports are increasingly adopting battery-powered reach stackers for cargo handling despite initial concerns about their heavy-duty requirements. The shift suggests batteries can handle demanding industrial applications previously thought to need hydrogen fuel cells.
XPENG delivered 41,256 vehicles in September 2026, marking a monthly increase of 5.5% over August despite a 0.8% year-over-year decline. The Chinese EV manufacturer continues to achieve strong quarterly delivery results.
XPENG will launch its G9L flagship SUV and showcase its Physical AI vehicle lineup at the 2026 Paris Motor Show. The company plans to open European order books and reveal pricing for multiple AI-defined vehicle models.
Indigenous tribes in India's Andaman and Nicobar Islands face threats from illegal fishing and development projects. A scholar argues these communities need greater autonomy to maintain self-sufficiency and survival.
The US and Argentina launched the Andes-Atlantic Corridor to boost investment in critical mineral mining, including lithium and copper for clean energy. The initiative aims to strengthen supply chains and facilitate US investment in Argentina's mining sector.
Jane Goodall, the renowned primatologist and conservationist, passed away a year ago at age 91. Her legacy and environmental message continue to hold significance for global conservation efforts.
Vantara, an Indian private zoo with 150,000+ animals, negotiated a strategic conservation partnership with Brazilian authorities to protect threatened species. Documents reveal discussions initiated by Vantara began in August.
Regulators have released a plan to address contamination at the Roanoke River caused by the Domtar pulp mill. The initiative aims to repair environmental damage from the industrial facility.
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NIO delivered 109,178 electric vehicles in Q3 2026, up 25.4% year-over-year, though September growth slowed to 7.7%. The ONVO brand saw a significant 43% decline in the final month.
U.S. solar hardware buyers are rushing to secure inventory ahead of tariff deadlines and domestic content requirements in Q2 2026. Market tightening reflects regulatory pressure on the solar supply chain.
Penn State researchers found low radium levels in shallow aquifers near Pennsylvania fracking sites, but limited samples prevent regional conclusions. The study raises concerns about increased salinity from hydraulic fracturing operations.
Cuba has installed 1.42 GW of solar capacity across 144 photovoltaic plants, with renewables now accounting for 21.4% of electricity generation. The country expects to exceed 1.5 GW by the end of 2026 while expanding energy storage and solar-powered water pumping.
Aurora Solar reports that U.S. homeowners have become slightly less mistrustful of solar companies over the past year. The platform tracked a decrease in negative experiences reported by homeowners in recent quarters.
Zimbabwe communities use painted eyes on livestock to deter wildlife attacks in areas experiencing increased human-wildlife conflict. The strategy aims to reduce crop damage and animal losses near game reserves in southeastern Zimbabwe.
Meta signed a power purchase agreement for a 144-megawatt solar project in Texas that wouldn't have been built without the company's backing. However, Meta continues powering some data centers with gas, limiting the environmental impact of the renewable energy commitment.
August and September saw no Atlantic hurricanes, with forecasters suggesting the season could end with zero storms for the first time in a century, partly due to El Niño conditions.