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Energy
Austrian researchers discovered that lead-halide perovskites achieve high solar efficiency through internal electric fields at structural domain walls, not despite their messy crystal structure. The finding reveals a charge separation mechanism in these materials that could advance perovskite solar cell development.
Energy
Spain's renewable energy growth reduced electricity bills by 24.2% in two years. Spain and Portugal face 53% less gas price volatility than three years ago.
Policy
A UN report reveals that wealthy nations' clean energy transition creates disproportionate environmental and social costs in mineral-producing countries. The study links extraction of transition minerals for green technologies to significant negative impacts in developing regions.
Policy
Congressional members from Texas and Wyoming introduced bills to grant fossil fuel companies legal immunity and weaken Clean Air Act compliance requirements. The legislation would shield energy producers from stricter environmental regulations and climate-related lawsuits.
EV
The Biden administration's $5 billion National EV Charging Infrastructure program continues expanding despite Trump administration opposition, working toward 500,000 public charging ports by 2030.
Policy
Countries at the Santa Marta summit developed national roadmaps for transitioning away from fossil fuels in a first-of-its-kind gathering. The summit produced concrete plans to guide nations' shift toward cleaner energy sources.
Policy
China implements stricter fossil fuel controls while cleantech exports surge amid El Niño climate concerns. The briefing covers China's energy transition efforts and their global environmental implications.
Policy
Senate Democrats criticize EPA budget cut proposal as abandoning environmental protection, while administrator Lee Zeldin defends the plan as improving efficiency during hearings this week.
EV
Workhorse secured a 100-truck order for its electric van model, which promises significant cost reductions for fleet operations. The rollout could make electric vehicle adoption more economically viable for commercial fleets.
EV
European BEV sales reached record highs in March with 22% market share and over 500,000 plugin vehicles registered. Growth drivers include cheaper models, high gas prices, and Chinese EV manufacturers entering the market.
Policy
57 nations gathered at a conference in Colombia to develop strategies for transitioning away from fossil fuels. The meeting represents a coordinated international effort to advance the global energy transition.
EV
States have doubled their progress implementing federal EV charging network funds in 2025, but implementation remains slower than needed. The Sierra Club analysis warns states risk forfeiting federal money amid budget constraints and high gas prices.
Energy
Renewable energy sources surpassed natural gas in US electricity generation in March, marking a significant milestone for clean energy expansion despite policy headwinds. The achievement demonstrates momentum in the energy transition despite administrative opposition to climate initiatives.
Climate
Rice farming is a major source of methane emissions from flooded paddies, but researchers are developing multiple solutions to reduce greenhouse gas output from this staple crop.
Energy
ESS Tech is expanding its energy storage portfolio by adding 8.5 GWh of US-made sodium-ion batteries for short and medium-duration applications. The company complements its iron flow storage systems designed for longer-duration energy storage needs.
Energy
The EU Hydrogen Facility's first operational round successfully matched 265 hydrogen supply projects with 45 demand projects. The mechanism achieved strong market interest with 87% of offers receiving expressions of interest.
Climate
Saline intrusion from rising sea levels threatens agriculture in Vietnam's Mekong Delta, creating disagreements between farmers and scientists over causes and solutions. The phenomenon affects farming communities over 30 kilometers inland from the coast.
Wildlife
Guatemala is deploying AI technology to detect illegal deforestation in the Maya Forest by monitoring acoustic signals. The system aims to help rangers identify and stop unauthorized forest clearing and land occupation in real-time.
Ocean
Global sea cucumber trade has surged since 2013, causing alarming population declines across many species worldwide. Experts warn of escalating impacts and call for stronger conservation measures to address widespread overexploitation.
Policy
A new report warns that crime and militarization threaten Indigenous territories across the Amazon Basin. Indigenous communities face restricted access to natural resources and face harm from environmental crime.
Policy
Brazil's agribusiness caucus is pushing legislation to restrict satellite monitoring technology that has helped reduce Amazon deforestation by half since 2023. The proposed ban threatens a key tool used to track and combat illegal forest clearing.
Climate
Bangladesh declared 25 subdistricts in the Barind Tract as water crisis-prone due to rapid groundwater depletion. The government urged farmers to reduce cultivation of irrigation-intensive rice to address water scarcity.
Wildlife
The critically endangered Galápagos petrel population has declined to just 15,000 individuals over the past 60 years as they face multiple threats during breeding season in their only home.
Wildlife
The Whitley Fund for Nature announced its 2026 award winners, honoring six grassroots conservationists from South Asia, South America, and Africa. The recipients are protecting diverse wildlife and habitats including threatened amphibians, fish, and lions.
Climate
California's rapid expansion of data centers raises concerns about water consumption in already water-stressed regions. The story examines where these facilities will source water amid growing local opposition.
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