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Energy
An aluminum smelter in Missouri announced plans to restart production by year-end, citing clean energy benefits for affordability and air quality. The restart of the Magnitude 7 Metals facility raises questions about environmental impacts and energy sourcing.
Wildlife
A mass immigration detention center in the Florida Everglades shut down operations after litigation from Earthjustice over environmental law violations. The closure follows legal action to ensure environmental protections are enforced during the Trump administration.
Energy
First Solar faces shareholder lawsuits alleging the company misrepresented its ability to handle tariff risks and maintain financial performance during factory underutilization.
Energy
Waaree Energies contests U.S. Customs findings of tariff evasion, claiming issues involve only historical imports. The company asserts no Chinese-origin cells are used in current U.S. shipments and is pursuing legal remedies.
EV
BYD's new full-size electric SUV has achieved industry-first anti-motion-sickness certification, featuring a smooth ride designed for passenger comfort. The vehicle represents an advancement in EV technology and consumer experience.
Energy
U.S. energy consumption reached 96 quadrillion BTUs in 2025, up 2% from 2024, reflecting the nation's historical shift from wood to modern renewable, hydrocarbon, and nuclear energy sources.
EV
Tesla is rolling out Full Self-Driving v14 Lite to older vehicles, addressing early adopter concerns about hardware limitations for autonomous driving capabilities.
Energy
ExxonMobil and QatarEnergy plan to extract natural gas from undersea deposits off Cyprus starting in 2033. The project aims to establish Cyprus as a new European energy hub.
EV
Tesla battery trailers worth millions have been stolen from Giga Nevada at least 11 times since December, with nine thefts occurring in January alone. Local law enforcement describes the situation as an epidemic of cargo theft targeting the facility's loading docks.
Energy
A weekly roundup of popular clean technology stories featuring algae biofuel research and graphite developments for electric vehicles. The post highlights trending topics from CleanTechnica's readership over the past week.
Climate
A 15-year-old boy drowned in a Manchester reservoir during the UK heatwave, marking at least the seventh water-related death this June. Police are warning about the dangers of swimming in open water amid record-breaking temperatures.
Policy
Ed Miliband faces opposition from unions and City figures regarding a potential chancellorship role under Andy Burnham's leadership. The article argues that appointing Miliband could leverage net zero benefits for economic growth across the UK.
Energy
The AI boom is creating massive demand for computer hardware, potentially inflating a speculative bubble. The shortage raises questions about the sustainability and economic viability of rapid AI expansion.
EV
A Polestar 4 owner shares their three-month experience with the electric vehicle at a community event. The story provides a user perspective on EV ownership and the Polestar 4 model.
Opinion
Martin Rowson creates a cartoon commentary on the UK's record-breaking June temperatures. The editorial artwork addresses the nation's extreme heat during the month.
Climate
A supermarket worker describes widespread food waste, with rotisserie chickens discarded daily to maintain full display cases. The practice reflects retail overstocking practices that result in significant waste while workers face economic hardship.
Energy
Canadian team Éclipse from Montreal has built solar cars for 33 years and will compete in the 2026 Electrek American Solar Challenge in Minnesota with their latest vehicle, Éclipse 12.
EV
Tesla settled a lawsuit over a fatal pedestrian crash involving a Model Y operating Full Self-Driving, marking the first known FSD-related pedestrian death. The settlement comes as federal regulators investigate safety concerns affecting 3.2 million Tesla vehicles.
EV
Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume is planning a major restructuring that could eliminate up to 100,000 jobs and close four German factories. The overhaul represents the automaker's most dramatic transformation in its history.
EV
Analysis questions whether Tesla's Cybercab will significantly shift consumers from car ownership to robotaxi services. The story examines challenges the robotaxi model faces in replacing personal vehicle sales.
Wildlife
Dr. Julie Elie won a $100,000 prize for decoding the 11 core calls zebra finches use to communicate. The breakthrough advances research toward two-way interspecies communication.
News
Climate crisis is on show every day when sportspeople do their thing and the rest of us sweat on the sofaNothing sharpens the distinction between professional athletes and the rest of us like a week of truly hot weather. While we’re apologetically crying off long-in-the-diary engagements – so so
Ocean
Phytoplankton blooms created a turquoise-tinted appearance in the Black Sea and nearby waters during spring and summer 2026. NASA Science documented this seasonal phenomenon affecting the region's waterways.
Climate
A new wave of musical theatre is addressing climate crisis through various productions including Hot Mess, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind, and others. These shows combine entertainment with environmental messaging to engage audiences on planetary issues.
EV
The Lexus ES 350e EV achieved slightly better real-world range than its 292-mile EPA estimate, but underperforms compared to competing electric vehicles.
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