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Germany adds record 1 GWh of battery storage in March
Germany registered approximately 45,000 new residential photovoltaic storage systems in March, potentially breaking the 1 GWh monthly record for battery storage. This surge reflects growing adoption of renewable energy storage infrastructure in Europe's largest economy.
Ocean
MSC’s ‘blue tick’ scheme creates illusion of ethically sourced fish, study claims
A study claims the Marine Stewardship Council's sustainability certification may mask labour abuses in seafood supply chains. One in five vessels reporting crew abuses to the International Transport Workers' Federation held MSC approval.
Wildlife
From carp to hippos, 43% of large freshwater animal species spread far beyond native ranges
About 43% of large freshwater animal species have been introduced outside their native ranges, mostly for fisheries and tourism. Many introductions have caused unintended ecological damage to local wildlife and habitats.
Climate
Rusting Rivers: Alarm Grows Over Uptick in Acidic Arctic Waters
Thawing permafrost and increased rainfall in the Arctic are producing sulfuric acid that discolors rivers and lakes yellow or rusty orange. Scientists are investigating impacts on wildlife, fish populations, and drinking water supplies for Indigenous communities.
Wildlife ★ Good News
Australia declares mainland alpine ash forests endangered
Australia designated mainland alpine ash forests as endangered due to intensifying bushfires and climate change. The conservation listing received support from environmental groups but faced opposition from timber and forestry industry stakeholders.
Opinion
What the Future of the Renewable Energy Directive Should Look Like
EU transport emissions stalled in 2025 as car emissions plateaued and aviation increased, offsetting shipping gains. The new renewable energy directive must prioritize emissions reduction and energy independence through strategic policy frameworks.
Climate
10 forces that could reshape the future of the world’s forests
Multiple forces including political, financial, and technological shifts are reshaping global forests in complex ways. These interconnected changes create greater uncertainty for forest ecosystems and dependent communities.
Ocean
San Francisco Bay emerges as high-risk area for migrating gray whales
Gray whales face increased risks in San Francisco Bay as climate change alters their 19,000-kilometer migration patterns between Arctic and Baja Mexico breeding grounds. The shift has created dangerous conditions for these 50-foot marine mammals since 2016.
Climate
Drax claimed record £999m in subsidies for burning trees in 2025, thinktank says
Drax power plant received record £999m in subsidies for burning trees in 2025, generating 4.5% of Britain's electricity. The company has accumulated £8.7bn in renewable energy subsidies since 2012, despite sustainability concerns about wood pellet sourcing.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
4.5 GW: A big US solar cell factory is coming to South Carolina
Suniva is constructing a new 4.5-gigawatt solar cell manufacturing facility in Laurens, South Carolina. The expansion represents a significant investment in domestic US solar production capacity.
Ocean
Gray whales, once rare in San Francisco Bay, dying there at alarming rates
Gray whales are dying at alarming rates in San Francisco Bay due to vessel collisions, marking a significant change from their historical rarity in the area. A new study published in Frontiers in Marine Science documents the increase in whale deaths linked to the busy shipping corridor.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
Solid-state EV batteries are coming sooner than expected after another breakthrough
Greater Bay Technology announced a breakthrough in solid-state battery technology and plans to launch the world's first mass-producible all-solid-state battery this year. The development represents significant progress in EV battery technology.
EV/Energy
US EV Market Down 27%, Worst 1st Quarter Since 2022
US EV sales declined 27% in Q1 2025, marking the worst first quarter since 2022. The downturn follows policy changes after the Trump administration took office.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
BYD is now upgrading some of its top selling EVs with 5-min flash charging
BYD is expanding its Flash Charging technology to mass-market EV models, enabling 5-minute charging times previously available only in luxury vehicles. The rollout aims to address charging speed concerns and improve EV adoption.
Wildlife
Nearly a million birds shipped from Africa to Asia in 15 years; canaries top the list
Nearly one million birds have been shipped from Africa to Asia over 15 years for the pet trade and hunting, with canaries being the most trafficked species. The trade involves songbirds, parrots, and raptors captured for pets, competitions, and belief-based rituals.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
Hundreds Of New Fast Chargers Coming To Circle K Stores
IONNA partnered with Circle K to construct 265 new fast charging stations at convenience store locations across the US. An additional 85 existing EV chargers at Circle K outlets will be upgraded to IONNA fast chargers.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
Volkswagen upgrades the ID.3 EV with a new name, new style, and nearly 400 miles range
Volkswagen unveiled the redesigned ID.3 Neo with improved styling and extended range of nearly 400 miles per charge. The upgrade represents a significant advancement in the company's electric vehicle lineup.
EV/Energy
European power grid investment set to rise sharply by 2027
EU distribution grid investment has surged 51% since 2021, but ACER warns that fragmented planning rules could hinder efficiency. Regulatory challenges may slow Europe's energy transition despite increased infrastructure spending.
Wildlife ★ Good News
Primate Planet
A global video series documents conservation efforts to protect primates across tropical regions facing deforestation, disease, and illegal wildlife trade. Scientists, conservationists, and local communities collaborate to rebuild populations and restore fragmented forest habitats.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
Porous silica-based anti-reflective coating increases PV glass optical transmission by 5.2%
Spanish researchers developed a porous silica anti-reflective coating that increases solar panel optical transmission by 5.2%. The innovation balances improved efficiency with durability through optimized sol-gel chemistry.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
Vertical bifacial PV outperforms tilted PV systems in the UK
A UK study demonstrates vertical bifacial solar panels outperform traditional tilted systems by up to 26.91% in morning output. The vertical design showed consistent seasonal advantages, with winter gains reaching 24.52%.
Climate
Indonesia braces for possible ‘Godzilla El Niño’ as fire season escalates early
Indonesia faces escalating wildfires with 32,637 hectares burned by February, potentially worsened by a predicted 'Godzilla' El Niño event later in 2026.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
Australian developer moves ahead with modular green hydrogen production plant
Intercontinental Energy has announced key milestones for system architecture supporting Australia's proposed large-scale green hydrogen projects. The developments represent progress toward establishing modular hydrogen production facilities.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
Suniva to build 4.5 GW solar cell factory in South Carolina
Suniva plans to build a 4.5 GW solar cell manufacturing facility in South Carolina. The expansion will increase the company's total U.S. cell capacity to 5.5 GW, making it the nation's largest merchant solar cell manufacturer.
Climate
Leaked: Car Industry’s Latest Demands Could Cost EU Extra €74bn in Oil Imports
European car industry lobbying for weaker CO2 targets could increase EU oil imports by €74bn annually. The demands would reduce affordable EV model availability as consumer interest in electric vehicles peaks.
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