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Repowering key for Japanese solar assets approaching feed-in tariff expiry
Japanese solar companies refinance a 104 MW portfolio as first-generation feed-in tariff projects face expiration. Owners must develop new revenue strategies in Japan's evolving post-FIT renewable energy market.
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Abaxx Exchange lists world’s first solar irradiance futures contract
Abaxx Exchange launches the world's first solar irradiance futures contract on April 23, enabling standardized hedging in a market previously dominated by over-the-counter trading. The development could expand participation and formalize risk management in solar energy markets.
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No evidence of PFAS leaching from solar panels, study finds
A U.S. study found no confirmed evidence of PFAS leaching from deployed solar panels, despite fluoropolymers being used in some components. Researchers emphasize the need for clearer communication about fluoropolymer use in solar technology.
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Kosol Energie completes 142 MW solar project for Coal India
Kosol Energie has completed a 142 MW ground-mounted solar plant in Gujarat for Coal India using advanced n-type TOPCon bifacial modules. The project represents renewable energy capacity addition despite being developed for a coal company.
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Feds Fine Durham-Based Energy Efficiency Company $722 Million
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission fined Durham-based American Efficient $722 million and ordered $410 million in repayments for alleged fraud in its energy efficiency program. FERC claims the company withheld key information from regulators.
Opinion
‘Petro-masculinity’ is destroying the planet. Can eco-masculinity help save it? | Andrew Boyd
The article examines how traditional masculinity norms contribute to environmental destruction and explores whether 'eco-masculinity' can help address climate change. It discusses how gender stereotypes discourage men from adopting sustainable behaviors and participating in environmental solutions.
EV
Tesla will build factories just to retrofit millions of HW3 cars it said could do FSD
Tesla proposed building urban microfactories to retrofit millions of HW3 vehicles lacking hardware for promised full autonomy. The upgrade plan would add significant costs to an already thin-margin operation.
EV Good News
Rivian (RIVN) starts R2 production days after tornado hit factory, deliveries this spring
Rivian began R2 electric SUV production at its Illinois plant days after an EF-1 tornado damaged the facility. The company plans to deliver vehicles this spring despite the weather disruption.
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Xpeng is actually building this electric flying car — I visited the factory
Chinese automaker Xpeng is manufacturing electric vertical takeoff aircraft at a new Guangzhou factory, with 20 units in production stages. The company plans to begin commercial deliveries of its manned electric aircraft later this year.
EV
BYD Wins In A Slow Return To Normal — China March EV Sales Report
China's EV market shows signs of recovery in March after a post-incentive sales slump, with overall sales down 15% year-over-year. BYD continues to lead the market despite challenging conditions.
Climate
Earth Day In The Philippines Overshadowed By Toxic Smoke From A Burning Dumpsite
Earth Day celebrations in the Philippines are overshadowed by toxic smoke from a burning dumpsite. The incident highlights ongoing environmental challenges in the country amid global climate awareness efforts.
Energy Good News
PV, EV, & Heat Pumps — The Three Technologies Behind Our Zero Energy Bills
A household achieves zero energy bills by combining solar panels, electric vehicles, and heat pumps. The setup provides financial relief as gas and electricity prices rise nationally.
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67 New EV Chargers Will Be Installed In San Diego
San Diego will install 67 new public EV chargers at recreation centers across the city. This is part of a larger initiative to deploy 750-800 chargers throughout the region.
Energy
PV curtailment exceeds 3.8% in Spain over past nine months
Spain's solar curtailment reached 3.83% over nine months, varying significantly by region due to grid constraints and market oversupply. The issue reflects challenges in integrating high levels of renewable energy into existing electrical infrastructure.
Wildlife
Brazil FOIA confirms Lula & Macron talked before key CITES vote on endangered tree
A Brazilian FOIA release confirms President Lula spoke with French President Macron before a CITES vote on trade restrictions for Brazil's endangered national tree, contradicting earlier denials. The call raises questions about political influence on international wildlife protection decisions.
Climate
Disaster impacts in 2025 were ‘typical’ despite no mega-disasters: Report
Over 110 million people were affected by 358 disasters in 2025, marking a typical year with no mega-disasters recorded. Storms were the only disaster type showing above-average impacts.
Policy
Maryland Passes Energy Bill That Delivers Short-Term Relief, Locks Ratepayers into Long-Term Nuclear Subsidy
Maryland's new Utility RELIEF Act provides short-term relief on utility bills through rebates and reduced surcharges, but includes long-term nuclear subsidies that critics warn may prove costly.
Wildlife
Cattle breed whose ancestors lived with Celts added to priority at-risk list
The UK's Rare Breeds Survival Trust has designated white park cattle, an ancient breed with Celtic heritage, as urgently at risk due to a sharp decline in calf numbers. New calves born last year fell to less than two-thirds of 2022 levels.
Energy Good News
Insurance premiums trending down despite severe weather threat for solar
Insurance premiums for Australian renewable energy projects are declining despite ongoing concerns about severe weather impacts on large-scale solar installations. Natural catastrophe exposure remains a significant risk factor for solar asset owners and investors.
Energy
Permitting headwinds, geopolitics drive North American solar PPA prices higher in Q1
North American solar PPA prices increased 4.6% in Q1 2026 due to permitting challenges and geopolitical factors. Developers face a complex regulatory environment affecting renewable energy project costs.
Wildlife Good News
How do you write the life of someone who avoided the spotlight? Miriam Horn on her biography of George Schaller
Miriam Horn's biography explores the life of George Schaller, a renowned field biologist who made significant conservation contributions while largely avoiding public attention.
Policy
Sam Neill says New Zealand goldmine supporters have threatened him with violence
Actor Sam Neill reports receiving threats of violence from supporters of a proposed Australian goldmine project near his New Zealand farm. Neill has publicly opposed government plans to fast-track the 85-hectare open-cast Bendigo-Ophir mine in a protected landscape area.
EV Good News
Uber (UBER) now owns 11.5% of Lucid (LCID): it gets interesting
Uber has become a major shareholder in Lucid Group with an 11.5% stake after investing $500 million in the EV maker. The investment strengthens their partnership on robotaxi development and autonomous vehicle technology.
Energy Good News
European electricity prices increase despite falling gas prices
European electricity prices exceeded €95/MWh last week despite falling gas prices. France, Portugal, and Spain set new April solar production records, reaching 145-213 GWh respectively.
Wildlife Good News
Translucent microsnail discovered in Cambodia: Photo of the week
Scientists discovered a new translucent microsnail species less than 2 millimeters wide in a Cambodian limestone cave. The finding highlights biodiversity in karst ecosystems of Battambang province.
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