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Longi announces world record efficiency of 28.13% for silicon solar cell
Longi has achieved a world record 28.13% efficiency rate for silicon solar cells, confirmed by Germany's Institute for Solar Energy Research Hamelin. This advancement represents progress in solar technology development.
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CATL secures world’s largest sodium-ion battery order with Hyperstrong
CATL and Hyperstrong announced a 60 GWh sodium-ion battery supply agreement, advancing commercialization of this alternative battery technology. The deal represents a major milestone for sodium-ion batteries as a potential alternative to lithium-ion.
Climate
Drought Turns Southeastern US Into ‘Tinderbox’ as Wildfires Rage
Severe drought conditions in the Southeastern US are fueling destructive wildfires across Florida and Georgia, destroying homes and forcing evacuations. Strong winds and low humidity are exacerbating the fire spread across tens of thousands of acres.
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Trump’s attempt to crush clean energy progress not going to plan, experts say
The US generated more electricity from renewable sources than gas in March, marking the first full month renewables surpassed fossil fuels nationally. Despite Trump administration efforts to limit clean energy, renewable progress continues.
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NEW: Sierra Club Tool Shows Deadly Impact of Coal on Public Health Across the Country
Sierra Club released a web tool documenting that approximately 6,500 Americans die annually from illnesses linked to coal air pollution. The updated tool provides detailed county-by-county and plant-by-plant data on coal's health impacts.
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Chinese Iron Flow Storage Battery Is 80 Times Cheaper Than Lithium
Chinese scientists claim to have resolved technical issues with iron flow batteries, potentially enabling significantly cheaper grid-scale energy storage solutions compared to lithium alternatives.
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Solar and storage expected to drive 86 GW capacity surge in the U.S. this year
The U.S. is expected to add 86 GW of new electrical capacity this year, with solar and battery storage comprising nearly 80% of the additions. This marks a significant shift toward renewable energy infrastructure on the national grid.
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China tightens carbon accountability framework, strengthening structural push for renewables
China has implemented a stricter national carbon evaluation system that holds provincial governments accountable for emissions reduction and energy transition targets. The framework strengthens structural incentives for renewable energy development across the country.
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Cooling PV modules with hydrogel-coated paper
Vietnamese researchers developed a hydrogel-coated paper cooling system for solar panels that reduces temperatures by up to 14°C and boosts efficiency by 16.8%. The low-cost passive system works with both freshwater and seawater.
Climate
Disaster Declarations Ripple Through South Texas Amid Water Crisis
Multiple small cities in Texas's Coastal Bend region issued disaster declarations due to an escalating water crisis. Corpus Christi faces the likelihood of an unprecedented water disaster as the situation continues to deteriorate.
Policy
Trump’s Environmental Cuts Further Marginalize Vulnerable Communities
Trump administration cuts environmental and community assistance programs in second term. Vulnerable communities with fewer resources face increased climate vulnerability from heat and storms.
Policy
Nearly One-Fifth of Americans Are Consuming Water With High Levels of Nitrates
Nearly 20% of Americans are exposed to high nitrate levels in public water systems, primarily from agricultural runoff. The Environmental Working Group's first comprehensive review identified over 6,100 affected water systems nationwide.
Climate
Snow Is Scarce in the Upper Colorado Basin
The Upper Colorado Basin in Utah and Colorado faces critically low snowpack levels heading into spring 2026. The region anticipates significant water availability concerns due to scarce mountain snow.
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Record solar, wind surge drives 3.3% drop in India’s fossil generation in 2025
India's renewable energy generation surged 24% in 2025, driven by record solar and wind growth, causing fossil fuel generation to drop 3.3%. The renewable increase outpaced electricity demand growth due to milder weather and slower industrial activity.
Wildlife
Heat, fires and agribusiness squeeze traditional Amazon açaí harvesters
Rising global demand for açaí is driving plantation expansion in the Amazon, displacing traditional forest harvesters. Heat, wildfires, and industrial agriculture threaten both indigenous livelihoods and forest ecosystems.
Ocean
Europe’s Trawlers Extract a Huge ‘Cost to Society’ in Bycatch and Carbon Dioxide
European trawlers generate massive bycatch and carbon emissions, creating significant societal costs. The fishing practice kills marine life and contributes to environmental degradation.
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Amid Energy Crisis, Chinese Solar Exports Double
China's solar equipment exports doubled in March to record levels as global energy crisis drives demand for renewable alternatives to oil and gas. The surge reflects growing international shift toward solar power amid geopolitical supply constraints.
Climate
Heavy rain not ‘nearly enough’ to tame two wildfires in drought-stricken Georgia
Heavy rain has slowed two major wildfires in drought-stricken Georgia that destroyed over 100 homes, but firefighters say precipitation is insufficient. The state responded to 10 additional blazes Sunday as part of a larger wildfire outbreak across the US South.
Policy
Clean energy switch must not be excuse to plunder Indigenous lands, say leaders
Indigenous leaders warn that the renewable energy transition must not become a justification for exploiting their territories. Global conference delegates emphasize that clean energy benefits should not compromise protected natural environments.
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CATL says sodium batteries are mainstream-ready, signs massive 60 GWh deal
CATL signed a record 60 GWh sodium-ion battery deal with HyperStrong, demonstrating the technology's readiness for mainstream energy storage applications. The agreement represents a major milestone in sodium-ion battery commercialization and production scaling.
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EIA: 80 GW of new solar, wind + storage capacity coming in 2026
The US will add over 80 GW of solar, wind, and battery storage capacity by early 2027, while fossil fuel and nuclear capacity declines by 5 GW, according to EIA data.
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BYD’s flagship electric SUV secures 30,000+ orders in 24 hrs, and its starts at under $40K
BYD's new electric SUV received over 30,000 orders within 24 hours, priced below $40,000 with 590-mile range and fast charging capability. The strong demand reflects growing consumer interest in affordable electric vehicles.
Energy Good News
3rd US State Allows Plug & Play Solar Power
A third US state has approved plug-and-play solar power systems, removing barriers to residential solar adoption. The development expands access to distributed solar technology across the country.
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Will Sodium-Ion Batteries Revolutionize Electric Ships?
CATL and BYD are advancing sodium-ion battery technology that could enable electric ships within three years at significantly lower costs. These developments may accelerate the decarbonization of maritime shipping through cheaper, high-volume battery production.
Policy
Trump Approves Toxic Mining on Doorstep of Boundary Waters
Trump overturned a 20-year mining ban in Minnesota's Superior National Forest, allowing toxic sulfide mining in the Boundary Waters watershed. The decision reverses environmental protections for one of the country's most visited wilderness areas.
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