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Policy
UK foreign secretary warns that fertiliser supply disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz threaten global food security, with developing nations facing the worst impacts. The crisis demands urgent action to reopen shipping routes and stabilize fertiliser and fuel supplies within weeks.
Energy
Commercial trucking fleets are accelerating electrification efforts amid oil supply concerns. Homeowners are rushing to claim a 30% solar tax credit before a July 4th deadline.
EV
IONNA is offering a 48% discount on DC fast charging during Memorial Day weekend to encourage EV road trips. The price reduction aims to make electric vehicle travel more affordable for holiday getaways.
EV
Costco is offering exclusive incentives on the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt EV through its Auto Program for members. The newly revived electric vehicle aims to expand affordable EV options.
EV
BMW plans to launch an affordable electric 1 Series to attract younger consumers and maintain brand relevance in the EV market. The cheaper electric vehicle aims to expand BMW's appeal among cost-conscious buyers transitioning to electric mobility.
EV
Ford plans to introduce five new vehicles in Europe, including an electrified Bronco and multiple electric vehicles. The automaker aims to use these new models to revitalize its struggling European operations.
EV
The article argues that e-bikes should become standard household tools for American families to reduce transportation emissions. It positions e-bikes as practical alternatives to cars for many trips, even if not complete car replacements.
Energy
NASA awarded its Invention of the Year to a new battery innovation developed by researchers. The lithium-ion battery technology was successfully tested on the Artemis II mission around the moon.
EV
Toyota is investing in hydrogen trucks through ex-Nikola executives' startup Hyroad, which acquired Nikola's hydrogen assets. The effort highlights ongoing challenges in building a viable hydrogen vehicle market.
EV
The used electric vehicle market in the US is expanding with increasing supply and model variety, prompting consumers to consider timing their purchases. The article examines whether now is the right time to buy used EVs or if waiting remains the better strategy.
Energy
Coal power plant aerosols reduce solar panel efficiency by diffusing sunlight over nearby arrays. The pollution harms both renewable energy generation and human health.
Energy
Taiwan's Taoyuan region implements new regional guidelines for solar projects requiring environmental assessments and disaster preparedness plans. The regulations aim to make solar operations responsible neighbors while supporting renewable energy development.
Energy
Spanish company Intergia is testing floating solar panels on pig farm manure lagoons to reduce ammonia emissions while generating electricity. Two prototypes are being evaluated for emissions reduction, durability, and energy performance.
Energy
Japanese solar manufacturer Toyo denies duty evasion accusations regarding its Ethiopian facility and confirms reaching 4 GW capacity last year. The company also announced plans for a U.S. onshore solar cell plant.
Energy
Romania is shifting subsidy focus from solar panel installations to battery storage systems for existing solar prosumers. The move aims to support grid stability while maintaining renewable energy sector growth.
Energy
Philippine fishing and Indigenous communities express concerns about renewable energy development in a Marcos stronghold region. The expansion of clean energy projects threatens traditional livelihoods and local ecosystems.
Wildlife
Nepal plans to relocate blackbucks from western protected areas to south-central lowlands to expand the species' population. Conservationists express concerns about predation risks and the suitability of the new habitat.
Wildlife
A fire destroyed Wildlife Conservation Society's office at Makira Natural Park in Madagascar on May 4, allegedly set by angry residents. The incident is linked to tensions over park patrol efforts and conservation management.
Policy
Britain's 6 million discarded vapes annually create a £1bn recycling challenge, with waste workers manually dismantling devices to separate batteries and components. The surge in e-waste strains recycling infrastructure despite a ban on disposable vapes.
Climate
Minnesota's National Guard has been activated to combat unpredictable, fast-moving wildfires in the northern region fueled by dry, windy weather. Governor Tim Walz declared a peacetime emergency and authorized the deployment following a request from the Department of Natural Resources.
Energy
A podcast episode features leaders from the Conservative Energy Network discussing their organization's role and motivations in the clean energy sector. The discussion highlights conservative perspectives on renewable energy adoption and environmental policy.
Wildlife
A humpback whale named Timmy, found beached in Denmark, died two weeks after a controversial rescue attempt that transported it to the North Sea. Danish authorities confirmed the whale's death on Saturday near the island of Anholt.
Opinion
Opinion piece criticizes rapid expansion of AI data centers as imposing infrastructure that diverts resources from communities. Local resistance to data center development is framed as discrimination by the tech industry.
Energy
Sennebogen demonstrated a semi-autonomous material handling system combining an electric excavator, mobile battery, and shredder for European recycling plants. The solution aims to improve efficiency and throughput in waste processing operations.
Energy
Milwaukee is launching two new cordless electric power tools designed for job sites. The products aim to electrify construction equipment and reduce reliance on gas-powered alternatives.
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