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Senate Report Details Fossil Fuel Industry’s Billions in Benefits Under Trump Administration
A Senate Democrats report quantifies fossil fuel industry subsidies and benefits received during the Trump administration. The report documents billions in financial advantages given to fossil fuel interests through government policies.
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Ventilator exhaust air, evaporative cooling boost residential heat pump efficiency
South Korean researchers developed a heat pump system combining ventilator exhaust air with evaporative cooling, improving efficiency by 7.3% to 15.2% under hot humid conditions. The innovation could be retrofitted into existing residential heat pumps.
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Brazil power producers call for BESS framework and curtailment rules
Brazil's independent power producers are requesting regulatory frameworks for battery energy storage systems and a dedicated storage auction. They also seek clearer curtailment rules for renewable energy operations.
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Pakistan expands protected habitat for Indus River dolphin as recovery offers hope
Pakistan is expanding protected habitat for the endangered Indus River dolphin, a species that has uniquely adapted over millions of years. The conservation effort shows signs of population recovery and offers hope for the species' survival.
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‘Lost’ bird reappears in West Africa’s forests after more than a decade
A rare Ghana cuckooshrike bird, thought lost for over a decade, has been rediscovered in West African forests by researcher Paulo Ditzel. The sighting marks an important moment for the species' conservation status.
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Sungrow brings PowerHarbor to Benelux homes for more value, less complexity
Sungrow launches PowerHarbor battery storage solution for Benelux homes as net metering ends in the Netherlands. The product helps homeowners optimize solar electricity use without requiring grid connectivity.
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Australia’s first grid-connected sodium-sulfur battery goes online
Australia's first grid-connected sodium-sulfur battery system has begun operations in Queensland, powering a critical minerals facility. The project demonstrates the viability of long-duration energy storage technology for the grid.
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Abu Dhabi lifts 2035 solar target to 35 GW, sets 15 GW storage goal
Abu Dhabi's EWEC increased its 2035 solar target to 35 GW from 30 GW and set a 14 GW interim goal for 2030. The utility also plans to deploy up to 15 GW of energy storage capacity by 2035.
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Portugal postpones renewables-plus-storage auctions
Portugal is preparing tenders to allocate 1,050 MVA of grid injection capacity to energy storage, including standalone batteries and renewables with co-located storage. The procedures were delayed following public consultation as part of Portugal's effort to expand storage capacity and integrate more renewable energy.
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Augmented reality helps heat pump installers cut workload, installation time
Fraunhofer ISE developed an augmented reality app using 3D scanning and automated planning to streamline heat pump installations. The software optimizes component placement, estimates installation times, and generates materials lists for installers.
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Solex Energy confirms plans to build 5.2 GW solar cell factory in India
Solex Energy plans to invest $418.2 million to build a 5.2 GW solar cell manufacturing facility in India by early 2029. The company also aims to develop 10 GWh of battery energy storage capacity.
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East-west PV system orientation can help solve duck curve in Australia, say researchers
Australian researchers found that orienting solar panels east-west instead of north can optimize household renewable energy use and improve grid stability. The approach addresses the duck curve problem by better distributing solar generation throughout the day.
Wildlife Good News
New Galápagos Atlas charts the islands’ biodiversity and the mysteries that remain
A new biodiversity atlas of the Galápagos Islands documents 68 species and species groups, highlighting the archipelago's unique evolutionary diversity. The atlas, created by the Darwin Foundation, underscores the ecological significance of the islands while revealing remaining knowledge gaps.
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In historic first, tropical turtles spotted nesting on California beaches
Olive ridley sea turtles nested on California beaches for the first time, surprising researchers. Scientists are investigating whether warming ocean temperatures drove the northward migration.
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‘Hanging on by a thread’: 11th hour decision to protect endangered birds from SA space project plans welcomed
Conservation groups welcomed an 11th-hour decision to protect endangered bird habitats on South Australia's Eyre peninsula from a planned rocket launch facility. The site is critical habitat for the southern emu-wren and home to 80% of the mallee whipbird population.
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BYD’s new ultra-luxe EV has coach doors and may be its first with solid-state batteries
BYD unveiled a flagship luxury sedan featuring coach doors, 5-minute fast charging, and potentially solid-state battery technology. The vehicle represents the automaker's advancement in high-end EV capabilities.
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Nissan reveals its newest EV, an affordable electric city cruiser with 259 km of range [Images]
Nissan unveiled the Pixo, an all-electric city car with 259 km range priced under $25,000. The affordable EV aims to expand electric vehicle accessibility in the mass market.
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Get paid to charge, a free charger, *and* save the grid with a new GM EV in CA
General Motors and Pacific Gas and Electric offer new EV buyers a free charger and payment for charging during off-peak hours to reduce grid strain. The program incentivizes smart charging practices while supporting grid stability.
Energy
New National Sierra Club Report Spotlights We Energies Failing the Clean Energy Transition Amid Data Center Surge
Sierra Club's annual Dirty Truth Report reveals We Energies scored 4 out of 100, its lowest ever, dropping 20 points in six years as data center expansion strains clean energy efforts. The utility is failing to meet clean energy transition demands.
Energy
NEW REPORT: Mississippi Power Failing to Lower Costs & Pollution
Sierra Club's Dirty Truth Report grades Mississippi Power at 44/100 for insufficient coal retirement, excessive gas expansion, and limited renewable energy additions. The utility is failing to reduce both pollution and costs compared to national standards.
Policy
Leaked EU Hydrogen Draft Moves From Quotas To Credits
The EU is revising its renewable hydrogen directive, shifting from quota requirements to a credit-based system for industrial hydrogen use by 2030-2035. This change modifies how Europe incentivizes renewable fuel production.
Policy
Offshore Wind Battle Heats Up, Now With Geothermal Energy Twist
The Trump administration is redirecting funds from offshore wind projects to geothermal energy development, prompting nine coastal states to launch legal challenges against the policy shift.
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Amazon, Nadara switch on 227 MW agrivoltaic facility in Italy
Amazon and Nadara have completed Italy's largest agrivoltaic facility, a 227 MW solar project in Sicily with integrated battery storage. The project includes a 156 MW power purchase agreement with Amazon.
Policy
Planned US tech hub in Philippines hit over environmental and Indigenous land concerns
Philippine President Marcos Jr. faced protests over the Luzon Economic Corridor tech hub project, with demonstrators concerned about environmental and Indigenous land impacts. The development reflects tensions between economic growth and environmental protection in the region.
Energy
A megadam made this community move
Hydroelectric dams in Malaysian Borneo are expanding to support renewable energy goals, but communities are being displaced by these megaprojects. The story examines who bears the costs of green energy transitions.
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