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Energy
German research institutions KIT and DLR published open-access data from the Jülich Solar Tower to advance concentrated solar power technology. The team plans to expand the dataset with information from additional facilities to encourage broader adoption.
Energy
Circuitor has released the Computer PV-12, a reactive energy controller designed to simplify photovoltaic self-consumption systems by managing multiple current sources on a single phase. The device improves power factor accuracy and eliminates the need for external summation units.
Wildlife
Researchers have conducted the first extinction risk assessment of Antarctic plant species, focusing on a rare moss. The study raises concerns about the conservation status of flora in Antarctica's extreme environment.
Wildlife
The white-necked picathartes, a rare West African bird, nests in rocky overhangs in Taï National Park in Côte d'Ivoire. The elusive species is difficult to observe in its natural forest habitat.
Climate
A small Texas river agency plans to build the nation's largest desalination plant to address water scarcity. The project aims to solve regional water supply challenges through innovative desalination technology.
Climate
Carbon Brief has created Cosmos, a database containing 1.8 million climate studies that serves as a comprehensive repository of academic literature on climate change. The database underpins humanity's scientific knowledge and understanding of climate-related issues.
Climate
Carbon Brief's Project Cosmos database ranks the most highly cited climate scientists, providing insight into influential climate research. The ranking highlights key contributors to the scientific understanding of climate change.
Climate
Carbon Brief launches Project Cosmos, a major collaborative initiative to build the world's largest climate science resource. The project aims to comprehensively map and organize climate research data.
Climate
Carbon Brief's Cosmos database analysis ranks the world's leading institutions for climate research output. The study identifies top research organizations contributing to climate science literature and citations.
EV
Kia is launching the PV7, a larger electric van following the success of its PV5 model. The company aims to expand its electric vehicle lineup in the commercial van segment.
EV
Hyundai is offering significant discounts on electric vehicles like the IONIQ 5 to attract buyers seeking alternatives to gasoline. The pricing strategy aims to make EV adoption more accessible to consumers.
EV
Gazelle launches the Curb, an urban e-bike featuring Bosch's new Hub Line motor technology. The e-bike represents adoption of advanced electric bicycle components by a major manufacturer.
EV
Lucid Motors laid off 18% of its workforce, approximately 1,500 employees, marking its second major cut in four months. The company also eliminated a production shift at its Arizona factory as the US EV market cools.
EV
Kia's electric van PV5 is experiencing such high demand that the company must ration supply to international markets. The strong consumer interest demonstrates growing market demand for electric commercial vehicles.
EV
NIO Factory Two has been recognized by the World Economic Forum as a Global Lighthouse Factory for its advanced manufacturing practices in electric vehicle production. The recognition highlights the factory's role in supporting faster product development and customization in the competitive EV sector.
Energy
LEGO is building a new large solar power plant in Billund, Denmark to increase its renewable energy use. Solar remains the cheapest option for new electricity generation capacity.
Energy
Ember uses artificial intelligence to accelerate development of analytical tools for solar and battery energy research. AI enables faster scenario testing and integration of multiple datasets to improve usability of energy analysis platforms.
Policy
Sierra Club demands Louisiana conduct environmental justice analysis of Hyundai Steel's proposed facility after the company removed its original flawed assessment. The state regulator faces pressure to ensure adequate community impact evaluation before permitting.
EV
Kenya lags behind other African nations in electric vehicle adoption despite growing global EV sales momentum. The story highlights Ethiopia's progress as a regional leader in EV adoption.
EV
Zurich will launch the first robotaxi service in Switzerland, marking Europe's growing adoption of autonomous vehicle trials. Robotaxis have been primarily tested in the US and China, with Europe lagging behind in deployment.
EV
BMW is showcasing renewed interest in its electric i3 vehicle as part of its electrification strategy. The company previously produced the unique i3 and i8 models before shifting focus to other EV platforms.
Ocean
A marine biologist in Gaza studies giant devil rays despite ongoing conflict. The research highlights wildlife conservation efforts in challenging circumstances.
Policy
Greenpeace International's lawsuit against Energy Transfer in the Netherlands advanced after a Dutch court rejected the company's motion to dismiss the case. The suit relates to ongoing U.S. litigation involving the fossil fuel company.
Wildlife
Environmental activist Mona Khalil, who worked protecting loggerhead and green sea turtles nesting on Lebanon's Mansouri beach, was killed in an Israeli airstrike. The beach is a critical nesting ground threatened by regional conflict and environmental pressures.
Energy
Boston Metal's molten oxide electrolysis technology shifts focus toward critical metals production rather than broad green steel applications. The company's revised commercial strategy appears more credible near-term but represents a narrower environmental narrative than initially claimed.
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