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CATL’s 30-year sodium-ion battery takes over grid storage
CATL and Alfen are deploying 5 GWh of sodium-ion battery storage across Europe, with systems rated for 15,000 cycles and 25-30 year lifespans. The partnership demonstrates sodium-ion's viability for long-term grid storage applications.
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6 Records Solar & Storage Have Crushed in the First Half of 2026
Solar and storage are breaking records across the US as electricity demand rises and prices climb. The industry is delivering power at a pace that exceeds expectations from just years ago.
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China’s Batteries Move Beyond Capacity Scale-up: Utility-Scale Storage Could Have Shifted 23 TWh More Clean Power in 2025
China operates the world's largest battery energy storage fleet, but analysis shows significant untapped potential to shift additional clean power generation. Expanding battery utilization could redirect 23 TWh more renewable electricity to peak demand hours in 2025.
EV Good News
50% Rise in Volkswagen Electric Vehicle Orders in Europe in 2026
Volkswagen reported a 50% rise in electric vehicle orders across Europe, signaling growing EV demand despite the company's factory closures and layoffs. The sales milestone represents positive momentum in the automotive industry's shift toward electric vehicles.
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World’s Largest Integrated Solar & Battery Storage Project Inaugurated in the Philippines
The Philippines inaugurated the MTerra Solar project's first phase, described as the world's largest integrated solar and battery storage facility. President Marcos highlighted the project as evidence of the country's commitment to clean energy infrastructure and emissions reduction.
Climate
‘Chasing Deforestation’ in Liberia: Behind the scenes with Mongabay
Mongabay investigates deforestation in Liberia driven by cacao farming along the Côte d'Ivoire border. The investigation uncovers both environmental destruction and migrant labor rights issues in rainforest regions.
Wildlife
The vanishing forests on Liberia’s cocoa frontier
Liberia's tropical rainforests in the proposed Kwa National Park face deforestation pressure from cocoa farming expansion. The story examines the environmental impact of different cacao cultivation methods on the region's forest ecosystem.
Climate Good News
In the Canadian Arctic, an experiment aims to stabilize thinning sea ice
An experiment in the Canadian Arctic aims to stabilize disappearing sea ice, which Indigenous peoples depend on for hunting, fishing, travel, and cultural practices. Arctic sea ice is declining rapidly due to human-driven climate change according to NASA and NSIDC data.
Climate
Meat giant JBS silently ditches bolder environmental targets in latest review
JBS, the world's largest meatpacking company, has significantly weakened its environmental targets in its 2025 sustainability report. The company rolled back its Net Zero by 2040 emissions reduction goal and zero deforestation commitments.
Policy
Governments Knew the Risks of Global Warming as They Chose Fossil-Fueled Growth in the 1950s and ’60s
A new report reveals that the U.S. and other industrialized nations knew about global warming risks in the 1950s-60s while pursuing fossil fuel growth. The findings strengthen arguments for legal obligations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Policy
England risks building new ‘death traps’ as experts warn of overheating crisis
England risks constructing buildings that overheat fatally unless cooling standards are tightened, with research showing only half of local authority plans require ventilation strategies despite 2,700 heat-related deaths.
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Solar PV offers significant untapped potential for Finland
Finland can develop nearly 70 GW of solar PV capacity that would complement its wind resources and compete with new nuclear power. Solar energy could serve as a summer backbone for the Nordic nation's carbon-neutral energy system.
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Longi sets new world record with 35.5%-efficient perovskite-silicon tandem cell
Longi has achieved a 35.5% efficiency record for perovskite-silicon tandem solar cells, certified by the European Solar Test Installation. This advancement represents a significant breakthrough in next-generation photovoltaic technology.
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Australian grid operator backs grid-forming battery technology to bolster system strength
Australian grid operator Transgrid plans to deploy grid-forming battery storage technology to address system strength gaps as coal generation declines. The technology will support the growing integration of inverter-based renewable energy resources in New South Wales.
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Chinese scientists achieve world record efficiency of 28.04% for perovksite-organic tandem solar cell
Chinese researchers have achieved a record 28.04% efficiency for perovskite-organic tandem solar cells using a photo-transformable molecule. The breakthrough improves perovskite film quality and device stability.
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Google agrees to purchase 100% of power from largest solar-plus-storage project in U.S.
Google has agreed to purchase all power from the Steel River Energy Center, a major U.S. solar-plus-storage project developed with Cypress Creek Energy. The facility will provide 2.5 GW of solar capacity and 2.9 GW/GWh of battery storage.
Policy
UK withdraws millions in funding from world’s second-largest rainforest in Congo 
The UK has withdrawn tens of millions of pounds in funding from conservation projects in the Congo Basin rainforest. The withdrawal impacts initiatives designed to protect the world's second-largest rainforest.
Climate
Surviving extreme heat increasingly boils down to this: access to air conditioning | Mark Wolfe
Record heat waves across Europe and the United States highlight an emerging climate divide where air conditioning access becomes critical for survival. The disparity between nations with resources to adapt and those without will increasingly shape global climate resilience.
Climate
How global heating supercharged floods in West Africa, displacing thousands
Scientists confirm that climate change intensified recent West African floods that killed dozens and displaced thousands. Experts warn that faster emissions reductions and climate adaptation are critical as extreme weather becomes routine.
Climate
Wildfires in Ontario make Toronto air quality worst in world
Over 100 active wildfires in northern Ontario have created the worst air quality in the world over Toronto, with smoke affecting northeastern US cities. Environment Canada issued health warnings as the city's sky turned yellow.
EV Good News
Hyundai opens $5 billion battery plant as it pushes to become America’s #2 EV brand
Hyundai opened a $5 billion EV battery plant jointly operated with SK On. The facility supports Hyundai's goal to become America's second-largest EV brand.
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Tesla’s LFP battery holds its charge better, study says
A study of nearly 10,000 real-world EV battery tests shows Tesla Model 3s with CATL's LFP batteries retain 93.3% health after 62,000 miles, outperforming nickel-based versions.
Energy
New normal? The US has suffered a major power outage EVERY month of 2026
The US reportedly experienced at least one major power outage every month of 2026, with extreme weather cited as a contributing factor. The story examines the validity of the claim and explores solutions for grid resilience.
Energy Good News
This Graph Shows Why Europe, India, & China Should Adopt Cleantech ASAP
The 75th Statistical Review of World Energy highlights renewable energy growth globally, with implications for cleantech adoption in Europe, India, and China. The analysis suggests accelerating clean technology deployment is critical for these major regions.
Policy
Line 5 Tunnel Permit Jeopardizes Safety of the Great Lakes
Michigan approved Enbridge's permit to build an oil tunnel under the Straits of Mackinac despite years of public opposition. The decision raises concerns about potential environmental risks to the Great Lakes.
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