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Fighting coastal corrosion
Salt corrosion threatens coastal renewable energy projects, but quality stainless steel fasteners can reduce long-term costs for solar investors and EPC contractors.
Energy Good News
Adapt to deliver
The US solar industry excels at building utility-scale projects but faces scheduling challenges to meet interconnection deadlines. An EPC supplier executive discusses key considerations for improving project delivery timelines.
Energy
U.S. solar system pricing rises for utility, C&I projects as residential costs decline
U.S. solar pricing increased for utility and commercial projects in Q2 2026 due to tariffs and freight costs, while residential solar saw price declines. Module cost reductions were insufficient to offset structural material tariffs and domestic shipping expenses.
Wildlife Good News
A new cat species was just discovered. Several more may follow
A new cat species, the tilcayo, was discovered in Bolivia's Yungas cloud forests, marking the first new living cat species found in over a century. The discovery suggests additional feline species may await identification.
Wildlife
Anthrax suspected in 46 hippo deaths in Zambia amid potential spillover to humans
Zambia is investigating an anthrax outbreak in Muchinga province that has killed 46 hippos since August 31, with potential spillover risks to human populations. Laboratory evidence confirms anthrax in hippos while authorities monitor additional wildlife deaths and human exposure.
Policy
In Nepal, women seek ownership rights to the lands they tend
Nepalese women in agricultural communities lack legal land ownership rights despite performing most farming work. The story highlights gender inequality in property laws affecting rural female farmers.
Policy
Biodiversity credits shouldn’t copy the carbon market playbook (commentary)
A commentary argues biodiversity credit markets should prioritize continuous independent verification rather than copying carbon markets' single-unit approach. The piece advocates for measuring success through verifiable claims instead of chasing simplified tradable metrics.
Energy
Indonesia’s geothermal push runs into local fears at Mount Ungaran
Indonesian communities near Mount Ungaran oppose a geothermal power project revival, citing concerns about water supplies and farming livelihoods. The state utility PLN received government approval in August to proceed despite local resistance.
Policy
In Rural Pennsylvania, Doctors Confront the Hidden Health Impacts of Environmental Disasters
A freight train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio released toxic chemicals and hazardous smoke affecting nearby communities. Rural doctors are confronting the resulting hidden health impacts on residents in the affected region.
Energy Good News
Siltrax launches 2–6 kW air-cooled fuel cell system for off-grid applications
Siltrax launched the C2 Series, a 2-6 kW air-cooled hydrogen fuel cell system designed for UAVs, portable power, and off-grid applications. The system uses advanced architecture and silicon-based components to reduce weight and complexity.
Policy Good News
Albania moves closer to renewable energy communities
Albania's energy regulator has published a draft law establishing a framework for renewable energy communities. The legislation sets out guidelines for creating and registering such communities in the country.
Energy Good News
Greece awards €8.15 million for 49.3 MWh of storage linked to C&I solar
Greece approved €8.15 million in subsidies for 209 businesses to install battery storage with solar PV capacity. The awards represent a small fraction of the government's broader energy storage initiative.
Wildlife
A ‘devil-like’ flower from Thailand is new to science — and critically endangered
Botanists in Thailand discovered a new fairy lantern species in Thong Pha Phum National Park, a plant that lives mostly underground. The species is already classified as critically endangered.
Policy
Court Nixes Michigan’s Novel Antitrust Case Targeting Big Oil 
A federal court dismissed Michigan's antitrust lawsuit against major oil companies and their trade association alleging they conspired to block renewable energy and EV adoption. The ruling represents a setback for state efforts to use antitrust law as a tool against fossil fuel market dominance.
Policy
Chemicals Linked to Breast Cancer Are ‘Ubiquitous,’ Study Shows
A peer-reviewed study finds hundreds of potential breast carcinogens in consumer goods, food, water, pesticides, and building materials. Scientists report that exposure to these chemicals is widespread across the population.
EV Good News
BMW fast-tracks the new i3, with reservations now opening next week
BMW is accelerating the launch of its new i3 electric vehicle, opening US reservations next week ahead of schedule. The move signals growing momentum in the EV market.
EV Good News
Volkswagen ID. Buzz Cargo gets a stretched version starting at about $60,000
Volkswagen launched the ID. Buzz Cargo with an extended wheelbase and updated software, starting at $60,000. A more affordable version will be available soon.
EV Good News
Bentley unveils Torcal, its first EV: 888 PS, 375 miles of range
Bentley has unveiled the Torcal, its first all-electric SUV, featuring 888 PS power and 375 miles of range. The vehicle will be designed, engineered, and manufactured in Crewe, England.
EV
Donut Lab really wants us to believe its ‘miracle solid-state battery’ is real
Donut Lab claims its battery is neither lithium-ion nor sodium-ion based on minimal testing by Intertek, but lacks production vehicle proof nine months after announcement.
EV Good News
Trucks gone wild! VinFast launches VF Wild EREV pickup
VinFast launches the VF Wild EREV pickup with 250+ km battery range and a range-extending ICE motor for over 1,000 km total range. The vehicle combines electric driving capability with hybrid technology for the electrified truck market.
EV Good News
The Juiced Bikes Scrambler — CleanTechnica Tested
Juiced Bikes releases the Scrambler, a high-powered electric bike that pushes beyond standard US ebike regulations with motors exceeding 750 watts. The model continues the company's focus on long-range, durable electric two-wheelers.
EV Good News
Autonomy Adds ID.4 EVs To Easy-Access Subscription Service Lineup
Autonomy has added the Volkswagen ID.4 to its EV subscription service to improve accessibility. The move expands options for consumers interested in electric vehicle adoption.
EV
Interesting Messaging War Regarding CATL in China
Chinese media outlets are presenting competing narratives about CATL, a major battery manufacturer, marking an unusual divergence from typical unified coverage in Chinese journalism.
Climate
Floating weeds threaten farming and fishing at Malawi’s Chia Lagoon
Floating weeds are clogging Malawi's largest lagoon, blocking access to farmland and fishing grounds seven months after the rainy season. The weed invasion is disrupting irrigated agriculture and threatening local livelihoods.
Wildlife Good News
Two decades on, Nepal’s conservationists search for new ‘dream’ generation
Nepal's conservationists reflect on two decades of community-based conservation efforts in the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area. The story examines efforts to engage a new generation in wildlife protection and environmental stewardship.
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