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Energy
Oman is seeking a techno-economic consultant to conduct a feasibility study on renewable energy projects in Musandam governorate. Applications for the tender are due by September 24.
Policy
Greece has introduced a new spatial planning framework for renewable energy that caps PV land use at 1.5% in each regional unit while expanding protected areas. The rules tighten siting requirements for solar projects, though previously permitted projects remain exempt.
Energy
TCL Electronics is considering a separate stock exchange listing for its photovoltaic business, which generated $2.7 billion in revenue in 2025. The potential spinoff could accelerate growth and investment in the solar energy sector.
Wildlife
H5N1 bird flu has arrived in Australian coastal communities, raising concerns for local wildlife including Sammy the elephant seal. Seals and sea lions face infection risk due to their close contact with wild birds and each other.
EV
BYD is launching a new electric hatchback positioned between its Dolphin and Seagull models. The expansion of affordable EV options supports the transition away from fossil fuel vehicles.
EV
Texas Instruments has developed a compact sensor that could enhance EV battery range and motor performance. The technology aims to improve acceleration smoothness and reduce motor noise in future electric vehicles.
EV
Dubai has approved the world's first purpose-built commercial vertiport for electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. The VDX project has received regulatory approval and is ready to begin operations.
EV
Ford is launching a $25,000 crossover SUV as its lowest-priced vehicle, but it will not use the company's Universal EV platform. The decision suggests the vehicle may not be fully electric, raising questions about Ford's commitment to affordable EV options.
EV
Mercedes CEO Ola Källenius states that driving an electric AMG with simulated V8 engine converted him from a "petrol head" into an EV enthusiast. Mercedes is positioning its new electric vehicles to appeal to performance car enthusiasts, not just early adopters.
EV
BMW unveiled the i3 Touring, an electric wagon variant, following the sedan model's market launch. The new EV expands BMW's electric vehicle lineup with a practical wagon body style.
EV
A reviewer tests Yolin's lithium-ion battery charging cabinet designed to safely charge e-bike batteries and reduce fire risk. While quality batteries are generally safe, the cabinet provides extra protection for riders concerned about charging in homes and workspaces.
Energy
A two-year pilot project in Bucharest demonstrates semi-transparent photovoltaic windows that directly heat domestic water using DC power without requiring inverters or batteries. The innovation offers a practical solar solution for apartment dwellers where traditional rooftop installations are not feasible.
EV
Tesla requested approval for 5,000 robotaxis in Nevada but received a permit for only 10 vehicles. The significant gap between requested and approved autonomous vehicles highlights regulatory caution.
EV
Tesla is launching its autonomous Cybercab vehicle on September 3 in Austin, Texas, with invitations sent to select stakeholders. The event marks a significant milestone in the company's development of self-driving taxi technology.
Climate
London homes are experiencing subsidence as clay soil beneath them shrinks, causing structural cracks and foundation damage. This phenomenon is linked to changing moisture patterns in the ground.
EV
Suzuki has unveiled the e SKY, its first battery-electric kei car, featuring a 310-kilometer driving range ahead of an autumn launch. The vehicle marks Suzuki's entry into Japan's competitive small-car EV segment.
Energy
Global hydrogen demand exceeded 100 million tonnes in 2025, with nearly all consumption remaining in traditional refining and industrial applications rather than new energy sectors.
Energy
South Korean utility Kepco launched a technology subsidiary to commercialize thousands of patents, partnering with domestic solar-inverter manufacturers. The initiative aims to boost competitiveness in the renewable energy sector.
Climate
Pastoralists in Tanzania are calling for greater recognition at a global desertification conference as drought forces them to adapt livestock practices. The story highlights how climate impacts are reshaping traditional pastoral communities' economic and cultural systems.
Policy
Bhutan, a Himalayan kingdom with 40% of its population in agriculture, is pursuing food self-sufficiency guided by its unique Gross National Happiness philosophy. The country's mountainous terrain and policy framework are shaping sustainable agricultural development.
Wildlife
A National Geographic explorer and conservation biologist from Sri Lanka is inspiring young herpetologists through his wildlife research and storytelling work. The story highlights mentorship and passion for amphibian and reptile conservation in Sri Lanka.
Wildlife
A DNA study of Asiatic wild dogs in central India shows they primarily consume wild prey rather than livestock, even in overlapping areas. Maintaining healthy wild prey populations is identified as critical for conserving this endangered species.
Policy
Peru's new president Keiko Fujimori has taken office after a narrow election victory, raising environmental concerns among advocates. The administration's policy direction on conservation and climate issues remains unclear.
Policy
A reader maintains a 1995 Dodge Ram as a rational economic choice, highlighting gaps in US EV policy that fail to address affordability for lower-income vehicle owners.
Climate
A survey across six European nations shows people prioritize air conditioning adoption over emissions cuts following deadly heatwaves. Between 30-52% of respondents feared for their household health during extreme temperatures above 40°C.
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