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EV
Tesla has deployed Cybercabs to multiple U.S. cities including Austin, Wichita, and Washington, DC, though the purpose of the expansion remains unclear.
EV
Aptera, a US startup, is developing a solar-powered three-wheeled EV to enter the niche market of vehicles with built-in solar panels. Despite past failures, the company aims to succeed with an aerodynamic design.
Policy
A roundtable in Paris identified organizational and regulatory barriers preventing France's collective solar self-consumption model from scaling, despite the technology being ready. Dualsun and GoodPlanet Foundation highlighted these obstacles as key challenges to broader adoption.
Energy
The solar industry faces growing risks from equipment fires, battery faults, and regulatory penalties according to the latest annual risk assessment. These challenges threaten returns on renewable energy investments and require industry attention.
Energy
Sweden is expanding utility-scale solar without a national strategy, leading researchers to warn that projects will concentrate in favorable areas while struggling elsewhere. Lund University research highlights how the absence of clear government direction could create uneven renewable energy development.
Energy
Bruges has appointed an independent solar broker to provide free advice to small and medium-sized enterprises and organizations installing large-scale rooftop solar. The broker will support the entire installation process from initial calculations through final commissioning.
Energy
Genex is reconfiguring its Bulli Creek solar project in Australia, reducing the solar capacity from 775 MW to 300 MW while adding 1.7 GWh of battery storage. The project remains part of a larger 2.5 GW multi-stage renewable energy development.
Wildlife
Egyptian boarding school students developed robots inspired by mudskippers to create a smarter environmental protection method. The innovation demonstrates how biomimicry can lead to more responsive solutions for Earth conservation.
Wildlife
Native plants are rapidly disappearing in Kathmandu as invasive species introduced for ornamental purposes crowd them out. Traditional medicinal plants like Indian pennywort are being displaced by dense flowering invasive flora.
EV
Volkswagen's ID. Polo GTI, the company's first electric hot hatch, was leaked online ahead of its official debut. The EV represents the automaker's expansion of the GTI performance line into electric vehicles.
Climate
Al Gore discusses climate change solutions 20 years after 'An Inconvenient Truth,' expressing optimism about humanity's ability to address the crisis despite political challenges. The former Vice President grapples with how artificial intelligence may impact climate efforts.
Energy
Solar capture factors have declined across major European markets due to strong solar output and weak demand. Negative price hours for solar production are increasing in France, Germany, Italy, Poland, and Spain.
Energy
Anker Solix has launched the Solarbank 4 E5000 Pro, a modular 5 kWh residential battery system with 5 kW photovoltaic input capacity. The new storage solution was unveiled at an event in Berlin.
Policy
South Korea passed its first agrivoltaics law enabling dual use of farmland for solar power, but the legislation excludes zones covering nearly half the country's farmland.
Wildlife
Florida has temporarily banned sloth imports after dozens of the animals died at an Orlando business. The two-month moratorium by the FWC aims to address welfare concerns in the exotic pet trade.
Ocean
Southern California is experiencing increased great white shark sightings due to unseasonably warm spring waters. Experts predict more unusual heat and shark activity in the coming months.
Climate
Scientists at Cornell University are developing climate-resilient apple varieties to protect orchards from extreme weather events like temperature swings and drought. Research focuses on improving crop resilience as climate change threatens traditional apple-growing regions.
Policy
Greenpeace analysis finds over 100 pesticides, including seven banned in the EU, detected on ingredients in typical English Sunday roasts. The report examined pesticide usage data from seven vegetable and soft fruit categories used in traditional meals.
Energy
The Trump Administration repealed the 30% residential solar tax credit, but homeowners can still claim it under certain conditions until July 4, 2025. This creates a deadline for those seeking to benefit from the subsidy before it expires.
EV
A UK equipment rental company has added over 100 electric JCB machines to its fleet, enabling construction and groundskeeping crews to test electric equipment options. The expansion aims to make electric machinery more accessible in the construction industry.
EV
Kia has launched its first electric vehicle, the PV5, in Japan as part of a major market expansion strategy. The company aims to compete with established Japanese automakers Toyota, Honda, and Nissan.
EV
Volkswagen confirmed the first electric GTI, the ID. Polo GTI, which will debut on May 15 after five decades of the iconic performance model. The vehicle represents the company's shift toward electric performance vehicles.
EV
Toyota launched the bZ4X Touring, its most powerful non-GR electric vehicle with 367 miles of range. The model represents the company's fastest EV to date.
EV
Waymo expanded its autonomous robotaxi service across 1,400 square miles in 11 US cities, a 27% increase covering more territory than Rhode Island. The expansion begins in Miami with rollouts planned for Austin, Atlanta, Houston, and San Francisco Bay Area.
Energy
Eavor's pivot on its Geretsried closed-loop geothermal project raises questions about the viability of next-generation geothermal technology. The company's strategy shift suggests challenges remain in proving this renewable energy approach at commercial scale.
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