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How Alabama Power Escaped a Push for Tighter Regulation With Record Profits Intact
Alabama Power avoided stricter regulatory oversight while maintaining record profits through its influence over state legislation. The utility company's political power shaped renewable energy and rate policies in Alabama.
Opinion
Think of the parable of a frog in boiling water. That’s us dithering as the ‘unprecedented‘ weather becomes more extreme | Helen Pilcher
An opinion piece argues that society has become complacent about increasingly extreme weather events, normalizing unprecedented deterioration similar to the boiling frog parable. The author uses linguistic shifts as a metaphor for how society trivializes extraordinary circumstances.
Policy Good News
The Alabama Legislature Was on a Collision Course With Alabama Power. Then Came Spring Break.
Alabama legislators considered landmark legislation to curb profits of the state's influential electric utility during the 2026 session. The story is part of a series examining Alabama Power's influence over rates, renewable energy, pollution and politics.
EV Good News
Zürich Airport deploys L4 autonomous shuttle – WITHOUT a human monitor
Zürich Airport has deployed two fully autonomous electric shuttle buses operating without human monitors, marking an L4 autonomy milestone for European airports. The deployment represents a test of advanced self-driving technology in a live airport environment.
Energy
ARES’ Nevada Demonstrator Shows Why Rail Gravity Storage Is A Train Wreck
ARES North America's GravityLine gravity storage system demonstration in Nevada reveals significant technical limitations. The project's performance suggests fundamental challenges with rail-based gravity energy storage technology.
Ocean
A clownfish’s last stand
A scientist revisits a coral reef south of Singapore after 20 years to document a pair of false clownfish and their anemone habitat. The story examines the fate of marine life in a reef facing environmental pressures.
Policy Good News
Maryland Under Pressure as Local Moratoriums Supercharge Opposition to Data Centers
Over 60 Maryland advocacy groups are urging state leaders to pause new data center proposals pending environmental and community impact assessments. The push follows local moratoriums in 14 of 24 Maryland jurisdictions.
Wildlife Good News
How Marmots, OnlyFans and a Meme Coin Generated Big Bucks for Wildlife Biology
The Marmot Project uses unconventional funding methods including meme coins and social media to support wildlife biology research. Public engagement through viral campaigns helps generate resources for studying marmot populations and behavior.
Wildlife Good News
Artist delights in beautiful ‘mess’ and dead trees of England’s rewilding sites
An artist's exhibition showcases the aesthetic value of English rewilding sites featuring beaver-created wetlands and deadwood ecosystems. The exhibition challenges traditional beauty standards by highlighting the ecological benefits of managed rewilding landscapes.
Energy Good News
U.S. DOE seeks ‘mass, radiation tolerance, and durability’ in space solar cell manufacturing
The U.S. DOE is funding seven to eleven research projects to advance space solar cell technologies for improved radiation tolerance and durability. The initiative aims to strengthen supply chains and achieve space superiority through innovations in III-V cells, silicon, and perovskites.
Energy Good News
How competitive is BESS for data centers, really?
A Volta Foundation report analyzes battery energy storage systems' competitiveness in data center applications, identifying two winning areas, four competitive markets, and two losing segments. The study provides insights into where BESS technology is gaining traction versus alternative solutions in the data center sector.
Energy Good News
Section 232 and US module prices
US tariffs and minimum import prices on polysilicon and derivatives were announced on August 6, impacting module pricing and US manufacturing investment. Analysts from Roth Capital Partners discuss the expected market effects of this long-awaited trade decision.
Policy
We know how to prevent black lung, so why are workers still dying?
Silicosis cases are increasing among younger workers in coal mining and countertop fabrication as industry and regulators resist protective measures. Public health experts have known how to prevent the disease for decades, but workers continue to suffer and die.
Climate
Heatwaves hit the Sunday roast: why the RHS says cauliflower is off the menu
The Royal Horticultural Society recommends English gardeners stop growing cauliflowers due to climate change and increasing drought conditions. The charity suggests replacing water-intensive brassicas with drought-tolerant crops better suited to England's changing climate.
EV Good News
E-quipment highlight: wreck stuff anywhere with CASE TL100EV [video]
CASE launches the TL100EV electric mini track loader for real-world applications in low-emission zones and noise-sensitive locations. The equipment is designed for demanding industrial tasks including indoor use.
EV
Rush To Promote Unsupervised Tesla FSD Videos Raises More Questions
Elon Musk is aggressively promoting Tesla's unsupervised Full Self Driving technology through videos, but safety concerns continue to mount over the company's marketing approach.
Energy Good News
US District Court Strips Away Insane JH Campbell Fake Emergency Order
A US District Court ruled against an emergency order for the J.H. Campbell coal power station in Michigan. The 1962 facility, located near Lake Michigan, had sought emergency operating status.
Energy Good News
Dense-Fluid Pumped Hydro Works. Scaling It Is The Problem.
RheEnergise successfully built and operated a dense-fluid pumped hydro storage system in Devon, proving the technology works. However, scaling the innovation to commercial viability remains a significant challenge.
EV Good News
VinFast PH Opens More Dealers Nearing 60 Dealer Total Before Year Ends
VinFast, a Vietnamese EV manufacturer, is expanding its Philippine operations by signing agreements with 13 automotive dealers to establish 27 new showrooms. The company aims to reach approximately 60 total dealer locations by year-end.
EV Good News
MG Motors Philippines Launches New EV
MG Motors Philippines launched the S5 EV, a rear-wheel-drive compact crossover, expanding its electric vehicle lineup in the local market. The debut targets the country's growing battery-electric vehicle sector.
Wildlife Good News
How burnt coconut helped discover new to science endemic species in Sri Lanka
Researchers in Sri Lanka discovered a new endemic species of small terrestrial mammal while studying wildlife in the Knuckles Mountain Range. The discovery highlights the importance of protecting farmland-forest boundary ecosystems for biodiversity conservation.
Energy Good News
Why German energy provider Rabot Energy is selling a 2 kWh AC-only battery, no solar required
German energy provider Rabot Energy launched a 2 kWh plug-and-play home battery for apartment renters that uses dynamic tariffs to optimize grid charging. The affordable battery requires no electrician installation and promises modest annual savings while improving grid flexibility.
Policy
Meet the Mechanical Engineer Running to Regulate the Texas Oil and Gas Industry
A Democratic engineer and state representative from Houston is running for Texas's oil and gas regulatory commission against a Republican opponent. The race highlights contrasting approaches to regulating the industry that dominates Texas energy policy.
Policy
Factcheck: Reform UK’s 45 false or misleading claims about climate and energy
A factcheck identifies 45 false or misleading claims about climate and energy made by Reform UK and its leader Nigel Farage. The analysis examines the party's positions on climate policy and renewable energy.
Policy
UK chancellor urged to remove ‘hidden taxes’ from energy bills
Over 120 UK organizations urge the chancellor to remove energy bill levies totaling 10% of costs, asking the government to fund these policies instead. The groups say this would reduce expenses for consumers and prevent business closures.
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