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Energy
Solar and wind power each generated more electricity than coal in the USA during April, reflecting continued rapid growth in renewable energy deployment. Coal's decline persists despite federal support, as renewables remain economically competitive.
Climate
Record temperatures exceeding 40°C in western France since late June have caused mass poultry deaths and human fatalities. The extreme heat wave marks some of the hottest days ever recorded in the country.
Policy
A Paris court ordered TotalEnergies to revise its climate risk assessment and disclose carbon footprint impacts from global operations. The landmark judgment holds the oil giant accountable for climate-related environmental impacts.
Ocean
Indian fishers in Kochi face mounting problems with damaged fishing nets that become ghost gear polluting the ocean. The story examines how worn-out nets contribute to marine environmental degradation.
Energy
US renewable energy continues growing despite federal policy uncertainty and recent shifts. Analysis demonstrates the transition persists through market forces and state-level initiatives.
Energy
Global solar module shipments reached 706 GW in 2025, slightly exceeding the previous year. The ITRPV report notes ongoing consolidation of cell technologies and progress in material efficiency and manufacturing.
Energy
Indian manufacturer EMMVEE has commissioned a 1.4 GW TOPCon solar cell production line with German equipment, achieving cell efficiencies up to 25.4%. German equipment suppliers have secured follow-up orders from the company.
Wildlife
Indonesia's critically endangered Javan green magpie, found only in West Java's upland forests, has received a conservation lifeline through a new action plan launched by national and international NGOs.
Climate
Corpus Christi's water shortage timeline has accelerated dramatically, with regional plans shifting from 2050 to imminent crisis due to inadequate climate planning. Texas' failure to prepare for climate impacts has created an urgent water security problem for the city.
Policy
China has passed five-year plans and introduced an industrial decarbonisation plan while managing critical mineral tensions. The briefing covers major climate policy developments affecting global emissions and renewable energy supply chains.
EV
UK new electric vehicle sales have surpassed petrol car sales for the first time, marking a significant shift in the automotive market. This milestone reflects growing EV adoption and changing consumer preferences toward cleaner transportation.
Climate
A 900-mile crude oil pipeline through East Africa is nearing completion despite years of opposition from campaigners concerned about environmental and social risks. Activists in Uganda and internationally are making final efforts to halt the project before oil production begins.
Energy
Italy and Tunisia are developing the first DC power link connecting Europe and North Africa. This undersea infrastructure aims to facilitate renewable energy exchange between the regions.
EV
Volkswagen Group and Elli launch a vehicle-to-grid product package in Germany combining EVs, bidirectional chargers, and green electricity tariffs. The integrated offering enables EV owners to actively participate in energy markets through grid services.
Energy
Pakistan's rapid solar adoption has increased electricity demand by 20% in two years, raising the nation's electrification rate to the global average. The distributed solar expansion has transformed Pakistan's energy economy according to a new Ember report.
Ocean
A study found that most of Asia's 122 critical marine areas for sharks, rays and chimaeras lack adequate protection. These hotspots support some of the world's most threatened marine species.
Wildlife
African grey parrot blood is emerging as a new illegal wildlife product being trafficked in Cameroon. TRAFFIC analysts discovered this macabre trade involving the endangered species in 2025.
Policy
The Trump administration continues pursuing policies against wind energy through executive orders and lawsuits despite a court defeat. The administration's own Department of Energy estimates wind could power the entire country.
Ocean
A study by Wildlife Conservation Society and Macquarie University suggests one-third of coral reefs may survive climate impacts by 2050. The research indicates some reefs possess resilience to withstand warming oceans, though findings are pending peer review.
Policy
A Paris court is set to rule on a landmark climate case against TotalEnergies that could force the energy giant to reduce oil and gas production. The lawsuit was filed by NGOs and Paris following record-breaking temperatures in France.
Wildlife
Indonesian authorities are cracking down on illegal snares in Sumatra after rescuing endangered tiger cubs, elephants, and sun bears caught in traps set for wild boar.
Climate
The UK experiences unprecedented June heat with temperatures reaching 39°C, straining infrastructure and revealing the country's unpreparedness for its changing climate. The Climate Change Committee warns that UK policies and infrastructure are inadequate for achieving net zero in an increasingly hot world.
Energy
Europe's fragmented national power grids prevent efficient renewable energy use, causing volatile prices tied to fossil fuel imports. Integrating grids into one unified network could unlock solar, wind, and storage potential.
Energy
Trina Solar has launched a new 670W TOPCon solar module achieving 24.8% power conversion efficiency and over 85% bifaciality factor for large-scale solar installations.
Climate
South African communities near coal power stations face severe health consequences from air pollution despite government promises to improve air quality. Elisabeth Moutloang and residents of eMalahleni experience ongoing health impacts from Eskom's coal-fired power operations.
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