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UNSW unveils spectrally selective solar modules for agrivoltaics
UNSW researchers developed spectrally selective solar modules that redirect infrared light to solar cells while allowing crops to receive photosynthetically active radiation. The agrivoltaic design achieves 34% higher electrical output than conventional semi-transparent PV modules.
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UK study finds floating solar can generate hydrogen and save water on reservoirs
UK researchers found that floating solar panels on reservoirs can generate hydrogen while reducing water evaporation losses. The study shows large-scale deployment could provide significant hydrogen for heating, transport, and electricity generation.
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EU approves 45 GW energy storage target in bid to reduce gas exposure
The EU approved a 45 GW energy storage target with obligations for 22 member states to reduce gas dependence. Developers and investors are committing to expand renewable and storage deployment across the continent.
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Bangladesh unveils sweeping EV incentives to cut emissions and pollution
Bangladesh has reversed its EV taxation policy, introducing sweeping incentives to promote electric vehicles and reduce emissions. Finance minister Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury announced the new measures in the budget speech for the fiscal year starting July 1.
Climate
Large Fires Scorch Drought-Stricken Western U.S. 
Massive wildfires are spreading across six western U.S. states following an exceptionally warm and dry winter. Three federal firefighters died while battling a Colorado blaze, with conditions expected to worsen.
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$383 million port and freight infrastructure grant to create 22,000 clean jobs
California's Port of Long Beach received a record $383 million grant to support 22,000 clean jobs and reduce port emissions. The funding aims to modernize freight infrastructure and create a more sustainable supply chain.
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Solar gets railed: clever Swiss pilot proves PV panels and trains can coexist
A Swiss pilot project demonstrates that solar panels can be successfully installed along railroad tracks, offering thousands of acres of previously underutilized land for renewable energy deployment. The approach addresses land-use challenges by utilizing space between rails without competing with farmland or other traditional solar sites.
Policy
Another day, another illegal billion-dollar bribe to raise your electricity prices
The Interior Department canceled an offshore wind project in Carolina Long Bay and signed an agreement with Duke Energy to focus on gas development instead. Critics claim the deal amounts to an illegal subsidy worth nearly a billion dollars.
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California Advances New Clean Vehicle Incentives While Trump Administration Continues Rolling Back Affordable Clean Transportation
California approved new funding for zero-emission vehicle incentives for light- and heavy-duty vehicles, positioning itself as a clean transportation leader. The move contrasts with the Trump administration's rollback of policies supporting affordable clean vehicle access.
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Federal Appeals Court Upholds New York Limits on Fossil Fuel Use in Buildings
A federal appeals court upheld New York's laws prohibiting fossil fuel-burning appliances in new buildings, rejecting industry challenges. The ruling affirms lower court decisions supporting building electrification requirements.
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World’s Biggest Green Hydrogen Project Blows Off Trump, Bigly
Saudi Arabia is building the world's largest green hydrogen plant powered by 257 wind turbines and a solar farm. The project proceeds despite political changes in the United States.
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The blueprint for building a fairer world without breaking the planet
Researchers developed a plan for ecological sustainability within planetary boundaries while raising incomes for 98% of the global population and reducing work weeks to 2.5 days. The 20-month study by 40+ experts outlines a blueprint for achieving fairness and environmental protection simultaneously.
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Millions in Climate Investments for Developing Countries Were Just Announced. It’s Not Nearly Enough.
Multiple donors announced climate finance commitments for developing countries during London Climate Action Week, though experts say the funding falls significantly short of actual needs.
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SAEL breaks ground on integrated 5 GW solar cell and module fact0ry in India
SAEL broke ground on a 10 GW integrated solar cell and module manufacturing facility in Uttar Pradesh, India. The project represents a significant expansion of solar production capacity in the region.
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The virtual power plant era has arrived
Virtual power plants are becoming mainstream as decentralized electricity capacity addresses growing infrastructure strain. The shift is transforming U.S. power markets and grid design.
Climate
Five Americans die every hour from toxic vehicle emissions, study finds
A new study found that approximately 41,800 premature US deaths in 2024 were caused by toxic road vehicle emissions, with roughly five Americans dying every hour from exposure to this pollution.
Climate
Australia’s next summer isn’t guaranteed to be the hottest yet – but it’s looking likely | Milton Speer and Lance M Leslie
Australia's major cities are experiencing record-breaking warm temperatures at the start of winter, reflecting a global pattern of extreme and unseasonable weather driven by climate change. Scientists warn that next summer may continue this trend of unprecedented heat.
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How a gas plant helped fast-track 270 MW of new solar
Earthrise Energy has developed a method to accelerate solar project connections to the grid, enabling 270 MW of new solar capacity. The approach reportedly reduces what typically takes years into a faster timeline.
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Toyota blames high gas prices as global sales fall again, while EV sales jump 170%
Toyota's global sales fell for the fourth consecutive month due to high gas prices, while EV sales surged 170%. The shift reflects growing consumer demand for electric vehicles despite the automaker's traditional focus on gasoline cars.
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Millions of lives would be saved by quicker electric car adoption, study says
A new ICCT study finds that faster electric vehicle adoption could save 8.8 million lives by 2050. The research highlights the significant public health benefits of transitioning away from fossil fuel vehicles.
Policy
Duke Energy Latest Company to Accept Trump’s Dirty “Deal” to Scrap Offshore Wind
Duke Energy accepted $129 million from the Trump administration to abandon an offshore wind lease. Multiple states have filed lawsuits challenging similar federal buyout agreements.
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Power From Here: Most Of Humanity Already Lives Where Solar & Wind Are Strongest
Most of the world's population already lives in regions with strong solar and wind resources, supporting rapid global decarbonization. Research shows renewable energy sources are geographically well-positioned to power humanity's transition away from fossil fuels.
Policy
Supreme Court Rules to Take Away Power of Independent Agencies
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that presidents can dismiss independent agency heads without cause, affecting FERC's regulatory authority. The decision potentially weakens environmental oversight by reducing agency independence.
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China Just Made Electric Trucks A Freight System, Not A Vehicle Category
China's Ministry of Transport targets 40% of new heavy-truck sales to be electric by 2030, integrating trucks into a broader freight system rather than treating them as isolated vehicles.
Policy
Human rights abuse allegations continue to rise in the mining sector, report finds
Human rights abuse allegations in mining sector continue rising as US and EU accelerate efforts to secure minerals for clean energy transition. Mining operations for copper, cobalt, lithium and other essential materials face growing scrutiny.
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