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Climate
Aerial footage shows California brush fire spreading across Simi Valley – video
The Sandy fire in Simi Valley, California has burned over 1,300 acres and prompted evacuation orders for thousands of residents. At least one home was damaged as the fast-growing brush fire spread across the region northwest of Los Angeles.
EV Good News
Mercedes unveils AMG GT EV: 1,153hp, 0-60 in 2s, 11min charge, fake V8 noise
Mercedes unveils the AMG GT 4-Door Coupe EV with 1,153 horsepower and 2-second 0-60 acceleration. The ultra-high performance vehicle features rapid 11-minute charging capability and optional synthetic engine sound effects.
EV Good News
Elon promises FSD by year’s end, but Einride has L4 autonomy for big trucks TODAY
Einride claims to offer Level 4 autonomous trucks today while Elon Musk promises Tesla's Full Self-Driving by year's end. The story compares autonomous vehicle development timelines between companies.
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Volvo’s new EV costs the same to lease as a Tesla Model Y Premium, but here’s the catch
Volvo's 2027 EX60 midsize electric SUV is now available with leasing costs comparable to Tesla's Model Y Premium. The story questions whether the vehicle offers sufficient value despite its competitive pricing.
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Harley-Davidson’s electric motorcycle spinoff LiveWire just entered the dirt bike market
LiveWire, Harley-Davidson's electric motorcycle brand, acquired electric dirt bike startup Dust Moto, marking its first major acquisition and expansion into off-road vehicles.
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Volvo is bringing a new EV to the US to replace the $35,000 EX30
Volvo is discontinuing the EX30 compact SUV from its US lineup but plans to introduce a new entry-level EV model as a replacement. The move maintains the company's commitment to affordable electric vehicle options in the American market.
EV
Subaru indefinitely postpones in-house EVs after profits plunge 90%
Subaru postpones plans to launch in-house electric vehicles indefinitely after operating profits plunge 90%, citing tariffs and EV-related losses. The automaker will instead produce gas and hybrid models at its new factory.
EV Good News
Lectric XPress2 e-bike launched with major upgrades to a low-cost classic
Lectric eBikes launched the XPress2, an upgraded commuter e-bike with premium features while maintaining affordability. The update represents continued development in accessible electric bike technology for everyday transportation.
Energy Good News
JUSTIFI Tool Could Unlock Value in Energy Productivity Projects
JUSTIFI is a free software tool designed to help industries better quantify the full economic value of energy productivity projects by accounting for multiple operational and strategic benefits. The tool aims to prevent underestimation of energy project value by measuring economic gains beyond basic energy savings.
Energy
“Real Panic” In Oil Industry Expected To Come In June If Strait Of Hormuz Doesn’t Open
Oil industry analysts warn of potential market panic if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, with gas prices already up 56% following recent geopolitical tensions. The situation could trigger severe disruptions in global energy markets.
Climate
Strait Of Hormuz Sulfur Shock Previews Fertilizer’s Future
Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz are affecting sulfur supplies critical for fertilizer production and industrial processes. The article examines how geopolitical instability in this key shipping route threatens global agricultural and manufacturing supply chains.
Energy
Poland Bought Hydrogen Buses. Then The Fuel Bills Arrived
Poland's hydrogen bus initiative faced unexpected operational challenges when fuel costs proved significantly higher than projections. A CEE Bankwatch report examines real-world depot expenses rather than theoretical 2035 scenarios.
EV Good News
Charging My Electric Car Is MUCH Cheaper Than Most People Think
An article explores the surprisingly low cost of charging electric vehicles compared to public perception. The piece highlights the economic advantages of EV ownership through personal experience and comparative analysis.
EV Good News
EV Owners: How Much Are You Saving?
An article explores how much money EV owners are saving monthly by switching from gas or diesel vehicles, particularly during periods of high fossil fuel prices.
Energy
If Supply Drops But Demand Does Not, The Price Of Oil Will Soar
The article warns that oil prices could surge if Strait of Hormuz supply disruptions occur while global demand remains high. Experts predict the shipping route will reopen soon, but the piece questions whether such predictions are reliable.
EV Good News
The Last Gas Station
The story traces the history of gas stations in America, beginning with the first dedicated station opened in St. Louis in 1905. It reflects on how transportation infrastructure has evolved from animal-based travel to internal combustion engines.
Energy
Carbon scraps solar module gigafactory project in France
Carbon has abandoned its 5 GW solar module gigafactory project in France due to regulatory uncertainty and insufficient investor guarantees. The project collapse reflects broader challenges in EU industrial policy and market support mechanisms for renewable energy manufacturing.
Energy Good News
The impact of rain on PV module antisoiling coating lifetime
Indian researchers developed a predictive framework to assess how rain affects anti-soiling solar coatings, finding that coating lifetime depends on climate, tilt angle, and rainwater pH. The study helps optimize solar panel performance across different environmental conditions.
Energy
Banning China: Are we overreacting again?
The article examines cybersecurity concerns with solar and distributed energy systems, arguing that protective measures should rely on expert analysis rather than hasty policy decisions.
Policy
Measures must be taken now to prevent pandemics at the source, says epidemiologist
An epidemiologist warns that interconnected threats including pandemics, deforestation, and animal suffering require immediate global action. The WHO reports ongoing disease risks linked to environmental degradation and habitat loss.
Wildlife Good News
‘We’ve got bats’: The community bringing New Zealand’s pekapeka into the spotlight
A New Zealand community is working to raise awareness about the country's native bat species, pekapeka, which are lesser-known compared to other wildlife. The initiative aims to bring attention to these endangered mammals and their conservation.
Wildlife Good News
Study gathers over 4,000 photos to find Bolivia’s rarest Amazonian dog
A two-decade study using over 4,000 camera trap photos suggests Bolivia's rare Amazonian dog species may be more abundant than previously thought. The findings could help inform conservation strategies for this mysterious canine native to the Bolivian Amazon.
EV Good News
Waymo Reaching 11 Cities & 1,400 Square Miles As World Cup Approaches
Waymo expands its autonomous ride-hailing service to 11 cities covering 1,400 square miles ahead of the World Cup. The expansion represents growth in the company's 24/7 robotaxi operations.
Energy Good News
Dimplex launches propane air-to-water heat pumps for light commercial applications
Dimplex has introduced propane air-to-water heat pumps designed for light commercial use, achieving water temperatures up to 70°C and seasonal efficiency ratings of 5.2. The technology represents an alternative heating solution for commercial applications.
Energy
A Utility Mega-Merger Is All About Data Centers
NextEra Energy and Dominion propose a merger to create the nation's largest utility, driven by surging data center electricity demands reshaping the power industry.
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