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EV
Volkswagen launched the ID.UNYX 08 electric SUV in China starting under $35,000, developed in partnership with XPeng. The affordable EV aims to expand access to electric vehicles in the world's largest EV market.
EV
Kia plans to launch a new high-volume electric SUV following the commercial success of its EV5 model. The expansion signals growing demand for affordable electric vehicles in the SUV segment.
EV
Giant e-bikes will be the first to use semi-solid-state batteries, a new technology developed by T&D that spins out of component maker Bafang. This battery innovation promises improved performance and range for electric bicycles.
Energy
U.S. hydropower generation is projected to increase 5% in 2026 despite ongoing drought impacts. However, output will remain below the 10-year average due to persistent snow drought conditions in western states.
Energy
A study by PACS and NEX highlights how deeper Philippines-China cooperation could accelerate renewable energy adoption and deliver economic benefits. The partnership aims to unlock technological gains while supporting the country's clean energy transition.
EV
Belgium plans to install 2,926 new public EV chargers, addressing infrastructure gaps for electric vehicle adoption. The expansion challenges claims that EV transition will take over a century due to charging infrastructure delays.
Opinion
Europe's solar manufacturing sector shows signs of recovery due to energy uncertainty and supportive policies like the Net-Zero Industry Act. Success depends on industry navigation of fragmented markets and competitive challenges.
Energy
The Philippines is launching its seventh renewable energy auction to procure solar projects including rooftop, ground-mounted, and floating installations. The Department of Energy will release auction terms during the second quarter, with increased allocation for projects in Mindanao.
Energy
Italy installed 1.43 GW of solar photovoltaic capacity in the first quarter, bringing its cumulative installed capacity to 44.9 GW by the end of March. The growth reflects continued expansion of renewable energy infrastructure across the country.
Energy
Hydro-Quebec received 60 bids totaling 481 MW for its 300 MW solar tender, demonstrating strong industry interest. The oversubscription indicates robust demand for renewable energy projects in Canada.
Wildlife
Brazil opened its first rehabilitation center for golden-headed lion tamarins, endangered monkeys threatened by urban sprawl and agricultural conversion. The species faces risks from habitat loss and human infrastructure in coastal Bahia state.
Wildlife
Yala National Park in Sri Lanka faces wildlife threats from visitor overcrowding and speeding vehicles. The popular park's highest-density block experiences negative impacts on animal populations.
Ocean
Florida implements a shark-feeding ban amid debates over ocean management and ecosystem changes. The policy reflects broader conflicts between tourism, marine conservation, and evolving coastal conditions.
Climate
Canadian wildfires produced smoke plumes that spread across Ontario, Quebec, and parts of the U.S. Midwest and Northeast. The smoke movement highlights air quality impacts from regional wildfire activity.
Climate
A photo exhibition at Summit Photo 2026 displays stark images of climate crisis impacts including flooding, wildlife harmed by plastic pollution, and other environmental emergencies. The images highlight humanity's significant environmental challenges.
Wildlife
Iran's wildlife conservation community faces increased isolation due to ongoing conflict and decades of international sanctions. The war has directly hindered research operations and damaged educational facilities for scientists.
Policy
Virginia's federally recognized tribes seek full signatory status in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement. Program leadership missed a July 1 deadline, rescheduling the decision on tribal inclusion to December.
Energy
Arctech is customizing solar tracker solutions for the European market amid rising competition. The company adapts its offerings to match varying terrains and regional regulations across Europe.
Energy
Austrian research examines how grid tariff design in renewable energy communities can encourage prosumers to invest in flexibility measures. The study explores whether varying cost structures across multiple community memberships incentivize additional investments.
Energy
ISC Konstanz study highlights atomic layer deposition as a superior approach for TOPCon UV stability
ISC Konstanz researchers found that atomic layer deposition produces more UV-stable passivation layers for TOPCon solar cells than alternative methods. Testing showed 2-3% efficiency losses after high UV exposure, with layer uniformity identified as a key degradation factor.
Policy
A Republican amendment to lift the Delaware River Basin's fracking ban failed to advance in Congress, allowing the restriction to remain in place. The effort by Pennsylvania Rep. Scott Perry did not reach a committee vote.
Wildlife
Scientists have identified a new monkey species in the Democratic Republic of the Congo's forests, marking only the fifth new African monkey species discovered in 75 years. The discovery highlights the region's biodiversity and the importance of rainforest conservation.
Wildlife
Texas residents across the political spectrum are opposing Trump's proposed border wall in Big Bend, citing threats to their homes, livelihoods, and wilderness habitat along the Rio Grande. The grassroots movement demonstrates rare bipartisan conservation activism in the region.
EV
Volvo plans to launch two new electric vehicles in the US market starting at around $50,000, moving away from its wagon lineup. The automaker aims to revamp its brand with these new EV offerings.
EV
Lamborghini confirms its first fully electric vehicle won't launch until after 2030, citing immature technology and low customer demand. The company will instead debut the Lanzador as a plug-in hybrid model.
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