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Fraunhofer ISE opens perovskite-silicon tandem scale-up lab
Fraunhofer ISE has established a dedicated lab in Freiburg to scale perovskite-silicon tandem solar cells to large wafer formats using standard industry processes. This development aims to advance next-generation solar technology toward commercial production.
Wildlife
Study finds 40% of soil-dependent species threatened or data deficient
A new study reveals that 40% of soil-dependent species are threatened or lack sufficient data on extinction risk. Soil organisms are critical for biogeochemical cycles and support nearly 60% of Earth's life.
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Cropped 6 May 2026: Forest loss falls | Deforestation regulations | Saving ‘India’s Galapagos’
Global forest loss is declining while new deforestation regulations are being implemented. Conservation efforts focus on protecting India's biodiversity hotspot known as 'India's Galapagos'.
Climate
Alaska’s 2025 mega tsunami highlights risk to cruise lines as glaciers retreat
A 481-metre tsunami in Alaska's Tracy Arm fjord was triggered by a rockslide linked to glacier retreat caused by climate change. Scientists warn the event highlights increasing coastal risks from melting glaciers and rockslides near cruise ship routes.
Policy
How car-loving American cities fell so far behind their global peers on public transit
US cities lag far behind global peers in public transit infrastructure, with Houston exemplifying car-dependent sprawl. Upgrading American transit to European standards would cost an estimated $4.6 trillion.
Energy Good News
ESS adds 8.5 GWh of sodium-ion to its battery storage portfolio
ESS is expanding into short and medium-duration battery storage with sodium-ion technology, adding 8.5 GWh to its portfolio. The move diversifies the company's energy storage offerings beyond its traditional long-duration focus.
Energy
Insane Stratos Data Center Approval Threatens Great Salt Lake Basin
Box Elder County approved the Stratos Data Center, which could double Utah's power demand and strain the region's scarce water resources. The massive facility poses significant challenges to the already stressed Great Salt Lake Basin.
Policy
Sierra Club Statement on Interior’s Decision to Give Away 1.4 Million Acres of National Public Lands for Mining and Drilling Projects
The Department of Interior plans to transfer 1.4 million acres of Alaska public lands to the state, potentially opening them to mining and drilling. The Sierra Club opposes the decision, citing concerns about environmental protections being revoked.
Energy
AI Data Centres Need Big Batteries But Lithium Isn’t Fit-For-Purpose
AI data centres face energy storage limitations as lithium batteries prove inadequate for their unique power demands. The article argues that battery technology must evolve to support massive AI infrastructure expansion.
Climate Good News
Better Flight Planning Can Cut Fuel & Contrail Warming
Better flight planning and routing optimization can reduce aviation fuel consumption and contrail-related warming without requiring new fuels or technology. The approach offers a faster, cheaper alternative to traditional aviation decarbonization solutions.
Energy Good News
There are now more than 2 million UK solar installations
The UK has reached 2 million solar installations as of March 2026, driven by both rooftop and large-scale deployments. Installation volumes are expected to increase further with additional government support measures.
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Firm solar and storage costs fall to $54/MWh, says IRENA
IRENA reports that solar and wind with battery storage now cost $54/MWh, undercutting fossil fuel generation in optimal locations. Round-the-clock renewable power is becoming economically competitive.
Wildlife Good News
A baby boom for North Atlantic right whales, but extinction still a threat
North Atlantic right whales experienced their best calving season since 2009 with 23 newborns born. Despite this reproductive success, the critically endangered species still faces extinction threats.
Energy Good News
California’s Battery Array Is as Powerful as 12 Nuclear Power Plants. Here’s What’s on the Horizon.
California's battery storage systems discharged over 12,000 megawatts of energy in March, matching the output of 12 nuclear plants. The milestone demonstrates the state's growing reliance on battery arrays for grid stability.
Energy
As PJM Reopens Interconnection Queue, Experts Warn Damage to Maryland’s Clean Energy Plans Is Already Done
PJM Interconnection reopens its queue after four years, accepting 811 new generation projects totaling 220 gigawatts. Experts warn the closure already damaged Maryland's clean energy goals.
Policy Good News
Q&A: How countries got the global ‘net-zero’ shipping deal ‘back on track’
Countries have resumed negotiations on a global framework to reduce shipping emissions, aiming to establish net-zero standards. Nations are working to finalize an agreement on climate measures for the maritime industry.
EV Good News
EVs At 98.6% Share In Norway – Tesla Model Y Best-Seller
Norway's EV market share reached 98.6% in Q1 2026, up from 95.2% a year prior, with the Tesla Model Y leading BEV sales. Overall auto sales declined 14% year-over-year to 27,175 units as battery electric vehicles continued gaining market dominance.
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Solar sector raises $11.1 billion in Q1 2026 as debt financing hits decade high
Global corporate funding in the solar sector reached $11.1 billion in Q1 2026, with debt financing at its highest level in over a decade. The surge reflects growing investor confidence in renewable energy expansion.
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Rooftop solar surges to new high in Australia on back of battery boom
Australia's rooftop solar installations surged 31% in April 2026, with record 442 MW capacity added. The growth reflects increasing adoption driven by battery storage technology.
Climate
Airborne Microplastics May Be Warming the Planet
A new study suggests airborne microplastics accumulating in the atmosphere may be intensifying planetary warming. The research indicates these tiny plastic particles could be contributing to climate change impacts.
EV Good News
High-power EV charging hits one of the US’s busiest freight routes
Greenlane is expanding its heavy-duty EV truck charging network beyond California into one of the US's busiest freight corridors. The expansion aims to support the adoption of electric vehicles in the commercial trucking sector.
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WattEV orders 370 Tesla Semis in largest California EV truck deployment
WattEV orders 370 Tesla Semi electric trucks for California deployment, including over 300 through a Port of Oakland partnership. The order marks Tesla's largest commercial truck deployment and comes after the company began high-volume production at its Nevada factory.
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Tesla Semi lands 60-truck order from port drayage fleets in California
Two California port trucking operators have ordered a combined 60 Tesla Semi trucks through Forum Mobility. The fleets will operate from a new charging depot in Rancho Dominguez, marking one of the largest Tesla Semi commitments from the drayage sector.
EV Good News
BYD overtakes Tesla and Kia as the best-selling EV brand in key overseas markets
BYD has become the top-selling EV brand in the UK and several other overseas markets with over 7% market share. The Chinese automaker has surpassed Tesla, Kia, and Volkswagen in these key regions.
Policy
Truckmaking Giants Favour Shareholder Payouts Over-Investing into the Zero-Emission Transition
Major EU truckmakers are prioritizing shareholder returns over investments in zero-emission technology ahead of 2025 CO2 targets. This strategy risks competitive disadvantage as new competitors emerge in the clean truck transition.
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