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Norway installs 43 MW of solar in January-July
Norway installed 43 MW of solar capacity in January-July, bringing cumulative capacity closer to 1 GW. Commercial and industrial installations lead growth while the residential market remains stalled.
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Two years at 5,200 meters: POWEROAD BESS proven in extreme altitude
POWEROAD's battery energy storage system has operated successfully for over 800 days at Everest Base Camp, demonstrating reliable renewable energy storage in extreme altitude conditions.
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European PPA prices rise 2.3% in July
European power purchase agreement prices increased 2.3% in July, with mixed regional performance across Great Britain, Italy, the Nordics, Spain, and Portugal. Active contracting continued with 1.1 GW of PPAs and 865 MW of battery storage agreements signed.
Policy Good News
US updates foreign inverter ban to include wired devices
The FCC expanded its Covered List rules to ban Ethernet-connected foreign inverters for national security reasons. The update includes a compliance pathway for domestic manufacturers eligible for 45X tax credits.
Energy
Wind energy surplus fuels unregulated data centers in Brazil’s dry land
Brazil's renewable wind energy surplus is attracting unregulated data centers to dry regions, bringing infrastructure challenges. The expansion raises concerns about environmental oversight and community impacts from the tech sector.
Energy
ERCOT Says Abbott’s Data Center Audit Will Be Done in December
ERCOT will complete its audit of 300 data center projects seeking grid connections by mid-December. The review includes vetting large facilities and conducting community impact assessments before approval.
Climate Good News
MAIA Air Sensor at Work in Addis Ababa
NASA's MAIA air sensor in Addis Ababa monitors PM2.5 particulate matter to study the city's air quality. The sensor network provides detailed data on one of the world's deadliest air pollutants.
Climate Good News
Mapping Air Pollution With MAIA Sensors in Addis Ababa
NASA's MAIA mission deployed 10 air sensors across Addis Ababa to measure air pollution over three years. The sensors provide detailed data on particulate matter to better understand the city's air quality.
Climate
Fast-moving Hawk wildfire is about 27% contained in Reno, Nevada, officials say
The Hawk wildfire near Reno, Nevada is 27% contained after two days, with 63,000 people still under evacuation orders or warnings. The human-caused, wind-driven fire has prompted significant evacuation efforts as containment efforts continue.
Climate
French tourist dies in California’s Death Valley after being stranded in heat
A 68-year-old French tourist died in Death Valley after becoming stranded when his vehicle got stuck in mud during extreme 116F heat. The incident highlights the dangers of climate-driven extreme temperatures in vulnerable desert environments.
Opinion
Our climate is changing rapidly – and our politicians sound increasingly surreal | Zoe Williams
A BBC Radio 4 panel show revealed audience concern about climate emergency, but a Conservative MP's responses lacked credibility. The opinion piece criticizes political rhetoric on climate change as increasingly disconnected from reality.
EV
Over 1.1 million GM vehicles, including EVs, are under NHTSA investigation
Over 1.1 million GM vehicles, including electric models, face a NHTSA investigation after reports of brake assist failure. The recall affects multiple brands including Honda-badged vehicles.
EV Good News
China is about to get solar cars, but they won’t work as well as you hope
Fuyao Glass has developed solar-generating automotive glass for car roofs. However, experts caution that this technology won't deliver the solar-powered EV revolution some hope for.
Energy Good News
How a Toyota dealer cut energy costs 55%, even with DC fast chargers
A Long Island Toyota dealer integrated solar panels, battery storage, DC fast chargers, and AI energy management to reduce energy costs by 55% over three months. The project demonstrates how businesses can optimize renewable energy systems for cost savings.
EV Good News
Tesla confirms Cybercab launch coming next week
Tesla confirms a Cybercab launch event in Austin on September 3, unveiling a two-seat autonomous vehicle with no steering wheel. The company will livestream the event after holding an exclusive in-person reveal for sweepstakes winners.
EV Good News
Volkswagen’s new electric SUV is not just a rebadged ID.4 [Images]
Volkswagen is launching the ID.Tiguan, a new electric SUV expected later this year that offers more than cosmetic changes from existing models. The vehicle represents continued expansion of VW's EV lineup.
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Heybike launches low cost 28 MPH full-suspension moped-style e-bike
Heybike launches the Titan, a full-suspension moped-style e-bike with speeds up to 28 MPH and dual battery options at a competitive price point.
EV Good News
Four Years with an Electric Genesis GV70
A Genesis GV70 electric vehicle owner shares his four-year ownership experience and performance review of the vehicle. The long-term ownership perspective provides insights into EV reliability and real-world usage.
EV Good News
Can BMW Regain Business in China with Electric SUV & Sedan?
BMW seeks to regain market share in China by launching electric SUVs and sedans as Chinese EV producers dominate the market. Legacy automakers face declining sales as Chinese consumers increasingly prefer domestic electric vehicle manufacturers.
Ocean Good News
In Raja Ampat, children learn that their knowledge can help protect their islands
Children in Indonesia's Raja Ampat archipelago are learning to identify and appreciate their local marine biodiversity. The program empowers young people to become stewards of their island's coral reefs and ocean ecosystems.
Wildlife Good News
Local knowledge guides rediscovery of spinach pipefish, not seen in four decades
Researchers rediscovered a spinach pipefish species in Papua New Guinea's Sepik River after 40 years without documented sightings. Local knowledge guided the expedition to locate the elusive fish.
Wildlife
A deadly cross over: In South Africa, rabies moves from land animals to seals
Rabies has spread from land animals to Cape fur seals in South Africa, creating a new public health threat in marine populations. A photographer was attacked by an infected seal, highlighting the emerging danger of the disease crossing into ocean wildlife.
Wildlife Good News
Dragonflies help protect water and ancestral Indigenous languages in Colombia
A study in Colombia's Guainía region documents dragonfly biodiversity while supporting Indigenous language preservation efforts. The research highlights the connection between water ecosystem health and cultural heritage in the Amazon-Orinochia region.
Policy Good News
Bangladesh’s green building drive grows beyond factories amid climate pressures
Bangladesh is expanding green building certification beyond its apparel industry to corporate and real estate sectors. The initiative aims to reduce environmental impacts and create healthier workplaces amid climate pressures.
Energy Good News
A Hydrogen Generator Charged An Electric Ship. Why Was Hydrogen There?
GeoPura deployed a hydrogen power unit on a floating platform at the Port of Tilbury to charge an electric ship, delivering 300 kW through five Ballard fuel cells. The demonstration showcases hydrogen's potential application in maritime electrification.
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