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Energy
Relectrify installed its first inverterless AC1 battery energy storage system in Renmark, South Australia with YES Energy. The technology represents an innovation in battery energy storage systems for renewable energy applications.
Policy
California farmworkers and advocates testified at a legislative hearing about alleged regulatory failures to protect communities from dangerous pesticides. Critics charge that the state's pesticide agency has been captured by agricultural industry interests.
Policy
UK Prime Minister Burnham announces £65m funding for drought-affected farmers following pressure from Labour MPs and grassroots to prioritize climate action. The support includes water access improvements and farm reservoir construction to help farmers manage climate-related challenges.
EV
The 2027 Chevrolet Equinox EV starts at $34,995 while the Kia EV3 begins at $29,890, both offering 315+ mile range. GM's claim of selling America's most affordable vehicle in this category is now questionable.
EV
California regulators approved Waymo's expansion to operate robotaxis across 18 counties including the Bay Area, Los Angeles, Sacramento, and San Diego. The approval allows the company to charge for fully driverless rides in these expanded markets.
EV
Lucid Motors introduced the Gravity GT-S, a three-row electric SUV with over 1,000 horsepower. The vehicle represents the company's expansion into the luxury SUV market segment.
Policy
New Jersey's restrictive e-bike law has produced negative consequences just weeks after taking effect, confirming predictions from riders and advocates about its harmful impact.
EV
A Wheel-E podcast episode covers multiple electric bike and micromobility developments, including new e-bike models, Rivian's upcoming ALSO bike, and regulatory discussions in Colorado, NYC, and Paris. The episode highlights innovation and policy debates around e-bikes and electric scooters.
EV
Porsche leaves Volkswagen Group's emissions pool to partner with Chinese EV maker XPENG for meeting EU CO2 reduction regulations. The move allows Porsche to leverage XPENG's electric vehicle technology to comply with increasingly stringent European emissions standards.
Policy
The Sierra Club Grand Canyon Chapter submitted approximately 2,000 comments to Governor Katie Hobbs opposing the Desert Southwest Pipeline, with most comments from Arizona, Texas, and New Mexico residents.
EV
Chinese EV manufacturer Chery has acquired a Nissan factory in Africa as Chinese automakers expand into international markets amid domestic market saturation. The move reflects growing competition in the global EV sector and China's strategic efforts to establish manufacturing presence outside their home market.
EV
BYD launched new Seal 06 and Qin MAX electric sedans with improved performance and fast-charging technology for the mainstream market. The models represent competitive offerings in the affordable EV sedan segment.
Policy
Black lung disease cases are rising sharply among coal miners while mine safety enforcement is being reduced, making coal jobs more hazardous than in the past 50 years. The story highlights health and safety concerns in the coal industry.
Energy
Women in Solar+ Europe announces its first contribution to SolarPower Europe's Solar Jobs Report 2026, exploring women's representation and career progression in the solar industry. The organization is seeking data to understand factors influencing women's attraction, retention, and advancement in solar+ sectors.
Energy
DEWA evaluated five autonomous PV cleaning robots in desert conditions, finding cleaning efficiencies between 69-99%. The study identified performance issues including battery degradation, corrosion, and mechanical reliability problems.
Energy
An August 12 solar eclipse caused variable energy losses across Europe and North America, with irradiance losses not reliably predicting electricity market impacts. The study shows that cloud cover and eclipse timing significantly influenced power generation effects beyond simple obscuration measurements.
Wildlife
A wildlife ecologist in Qatar discovered a sizable population of sand cats through camera surveys, exceeding previous expectations. The findings suggest the desert-dwelling species may be more abundant in the region than previously documented.
Climate
A community garden in North Philadelphia is blooming with flowers, vegetables, and fruit trees, creating a green space in an urban heat island. The garden provides environmental and community benefits while supporting local wildlife.
Climate
Children are more vulnerable to heatwaves than adults because their body temperature rises faster, creating medical emergency risks. The article provides guidance on protecting babies and children during heat events.
Climate
Typhoon Dolphin caused severe flooding in Manila, filling waterways with debris. Cleanup operations using workers and heavy machinery are underway to clear the affected areas.
Energy
PVcase has integrated PVC 2.0 export into its Ground Mount software, allowing solar engineers to transfer 3D project data directly to compatible tools like PVsyst. The open standard aims to reduce errors and improve workflow consistency across solar design and simulation.
Energy
MRCool has launched a 115V do-it-yourself monoblock heat pump with 10,000 Btu/h cooling capacity using R-32 refrigerant and inverter technology. The innovation eliminates the need for an outdoor unit installation.
Wildlife
An 87-year-old Indigenous Kariri-Sapuyá elder documents her people's medicinal plant knowledge as deforestation threatens the forest resources that sustained her community's health traditions.
Energy
Myanmar's military government is pushing to restart the Myitsone Dam, a $3.6 billion Chinese-backed hydropower project suspended for 15 years. The controversial project would be built along the Mali River and its tributaries in Myanmar.
Wildlife
Nepal is testing AI-based systems to detect and deter rhesus macaques that raid crops, causing significant conflict between farmers and wildlife. A 2026 study found nearly half of crops in a central Nepal region were affected by the primates.
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