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Hungary extends deadline for troubled EU-funded residential solar scheme
Hungary extended its 2021 EU-funded residential solar program deadline to October 31 and relaxed completion requirements. The government now allows complex installations to close once two components are finished.
EV
Volkswagen recalls more than 22,500 ID.4 EVs and tells owners to charge to just 80%
Volkswagen recalled over 22,500 ID.4 electric vehicles and advised owners to limit battery charging to 80% until a fix is available. The recall addresses a battery-related issue affecting the popular EV model.
EV
Tesla leaned on Dutch regulator to ease its FSD review, emails show
Tesla pressured Dutch regulator RDW to scale back its review of Full Self-Driving (Supervised), and the regulator approved the system. The Dutch approval now forms the basis for Tesla's FSD expansion across eight EU countries.
Ocean Good News
World Octopus Day: new discoveries about the world’s smartest invertebrates
World Octopus Day celebrates one of the ocean's most intelligent invertebrates, known for their eight legs, ink defense, tool use, and remarkable shape-shifting abilities.
Policy
Alabama Sets Stricter Data Center Rules. But There’s a Loophole.
Alabama's Public Service Commission approved stricter data center rules requiring more transparency and PSC votes on projects. However, a loophole allowing default approval of applications remains in place.
EV
Hyundai shelves IONIQ 3 launch in Australia as cheaper Chinese EVs take over
Hyundai has cancelled its planned launch of the IONIQ 3 in Australia due to inability to compete with cheaper Chinese electric vehicles. The decision reflects growing market pressure from low-cost EV manufacturers in the region.
EV
NYC’s E-Bike & Scooter Death Headlines Leave Out a Vehicle
A New York Times newsletter highlighted record e-bike and electric scooter deaths in NYC, but critics argue the coverage focuses on the vehicles rather than examining broader transportation safety issues. The article suggests media framing may be misleading about which vehicles pose the greatest danger in urban crashes.
EV Good News
Jaguar’s controversial Type 01 EV looks like a comic book villain would drive it
Jaguar has unveiled its Type 01 EV, a 1,016 horsepower four-door electric vehicle styled after 1930s design. The car marks the automaker's controversial rebrand into the EV market.
EV Good News
Fall Prime Day 2026 Green Deals: EVs, power stations, electric tools, smart devices, and much more
Amazon's Fall Prime Day sales feature discounts on EVs, power stations, electric tools, and smart devices. The promotional event aims to make green technology more affordable for consumers.
EV
Lucid (LCID) Q3 deliveries drop 7% as it slashes production by 38%
Lucid delivered 3,806 vehicles in Q3 2026, down 7% year-over-year, with production cut 38% as the company sells down inventory under new leadership.
EV Good News
The Kia PV5 makes for a ridiculously cool dump truck
Kia's electric PV5 van has been converted into a functional dump truck, demonstrating the versatility of electric commercial vehicles. The conversion showcases potential applications for EV platforms in industrial and commercial sectors.
Energy
First Solar sues JA Solar and American Panel Solutions over TOPCon patents
First Solar filed a patent infringement lawsuit against JA Solar and American Panel Solutions over TOPCon solar cell technology. The suit represents the largest U.S. solar manufacturer's escalated legal effort against imported TOPCon technology.
Energy
Next2Sun files for insolvency for two subsidiaries
German vertical solar specialist Next2Sun filed for self-administered insolvency for two subsidiaries after failing to secure €5 million in funding. The company plans to continue project development while seeking new investors and exploring restructuring options.
EV Good News
Rivian’s delayed ALSO e-bikes are finally arriving to first customers, with mixed early feedback
Rivian's ALSO e-bike spinout is finally delivering units to customers after significant delays and missed deadlines. The rollout has received mixed early feedback from reservation holders.
EV
Open Letter to Elon Musk: You Have a Moral Imperative to Get All Your Tesla EV Customers Using Full Self Driving
An open letter urges Elon Musk to mandate Tesla Full Self-Driving adoption, citing claims it could prevent 90% of global traffic fatalities. The letter references 2025 US traffic deaths and Musk's April 2026 safety assertions.
Climate
Our Future Might Be Darker—and That’s a Good Thing
Light pollution is making starry night skies increasingly rare worldwide. Author Craig Childs discusses how darkness and access to stars are becoming valuable environmental concerns.
Wildlife Good News
The week in wildlife: a rescued orangutan, the chonkiest bear and a barn owl’s triumph
A weekly wildlife photography collection showcases various animal stories including a rescued orangutan, a notably large bear, and a successful barn owl. The images capture conservation efforts and wildlife moments from around the world.
Energy Good News
‘I have become less tolerant of the high-five lad culture’
UK solar consultant Liz Cammack discusses the importance of diversity and inclusion in the renewable energy sector. She emphasizes that challenging workplace culture and building diverse teams drives innovation in the clean energy industry.
EV
Tesla might charge you up $25,000 if you use its latest feature
Tesla's new Emergency Drive Away feature can cause up to $25,000 in damage to Superchargers per use, requiring mandatory service visits. The company has not clarified who bears financial responsibility for the damage.
EV Good News
Tesla upgrades China Model 3 with 16-inch screen and V2L, US left out
Tesla upgraded its China Model 3 with a 16-inch screen and vehicle-to-load power export capability, features not available on the US version. The disparity highlights different EV feature rollouts across major markets.
Policy
Trump the environmentalist? How his Iran war exposed the fragility of dirty energy
California Governor Gavin Newsom claims Trump's geopolitical actions expose vulnerabilities in fossil fuel energy security, framing him as inadvertently beneficial to the environmental movement. The article examines how Middle East tensions highlight the fragility of dirty energy dependence.
EV
Aptera (SEV) now says it needs $25M to start production, stock drops 15%
Aptera reduced its production funding requirement from $40-45M to $25M, but investors responded negatively with a 15% stock price decline. The solar EV startup now has a market cap of roughly $69 million.
Policy Good News
Gabon, home to the medicinal plant behind ibogaine, wants a fairer share of its global boom
Gabon seeks fairer compensation for iboga, a medicinal plant native to the country that has become valuable in global markets. The story examines biopiracy concerns and indigenous benefit-sharing in the traditional medicine trade.
Ocean
Dolphins keep their social and hunting lives in separate waters, study finds
Researchers found that Atlantic dolphins maintain separate areas for feeding and hunting versus socializing. The study published in PeerJ reveals dolphins compartmentalize their behavioral activities across different marine zones.
Wildlife
Giraldo Alayón García, Cuba’s ‘spider man,’ died on Sept. 24
Giraldo Alayón García, a Cuban arachnid researcher known as the 'spider man,' died on September 24. He spent decades studying and cataloging Cuba's spiders and scorpions, bringing attention to the island's arachnid biodiversity.
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