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The world’s largest EV company just partnered with an African electric motorcycle company
Chinese EV manufacturer Yadea partners with African company Spiro to develop electric motorcycles and scooters tailored for African markets with battery-swapping infrastructure.
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NYC’s newest electric school buses come with a money-saving twist
First Student is deploying 40 electric school buses in New York City following a charging infrastructure project that reduced costs by 20%. The initiative demonstrates cost-effective EV adoption in public transportation.
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This Brooklyn startup will put nearly 700 EV plugs on NYC curbs
NYC has selected Brooklyn startup it's electric to deploy nearly 700 Level 2 EV charging stations across all five boroughs over three years. The permanent curbside charging network aims to expand EV infrastructure citywide.
Energy
New Report Examining APS’s Massive Gas Buildout Demonstrates How Ratepayers Could Be on the Hook for Decades
Sierra Club and Synapse Energy Economics released a report analyzing Arizona Public Service's increased gas infrastructure investments and their long-term financial impact on ratepayers. The study warns that consumers could bear substantial costs for decades due to the utility's reliance on fossil fuel expansion.
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Philippines EV Ferry Has Moved Thousands of Passengers Since Launch
The Philippines' first locally designed electric ferry, M/B Dalaray, is now operating on the Pasig River carrying thousands of passengers. The vessel was developed by University of the Philippines engineers and represents a shift from demonstration project to active public transportation.
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Stellantis Expands Electric Commercial Vehicle Lineup at IAA Transportation
Stellantis Pro One displayed 13 electric commercial vehicles from its major brands at IAA Transportation 2026. The automaker is expanding its battery-electric van and urban delivery vehicle offerings.
Climate
Is Wildfire Risk Increasing in the Midwest?
A July storm in Minnesota's Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness sparked wildfires in boreal forest already weakened by flash drought and warm temperatures. The incident raises questions about whether wildfire risk is increasing in the traditionally cooler Midwest region.
Energy
As Power Demand Rises, a Clean-Energy State Falls Back on Coal
Iowa, a leading wind-powered state, is increasingly relying on coal as AI-driven electricity demand surges. Wind now provides two-thirds of the state's power, but growing energy needs are forcing utilities to turn back to fossil fuels.
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Anker SOLIX launches XE, the next-generation all-in-one home energy storage
Anker SOLIX has launched XE, a next-generation home energy storage system in the UK and Ireland. The all-in-one system aims to remove barriers preventing widespread adoption of residential energy storage.
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Photovoltaic-thermal heat pump based on bio-based surface coating achieves 77.32% overall efficiency
Iraqi researchers developed a photovoltaic-thermal heat pump with a bio-based coating that achieved 77.32% overall efficiency. The system reduced PV module temperatures by up to 34°C using alternative refrigerants.
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Noria Energy launches single-axis tracker for floating solar applications
Noria Energy has launched the Airon, a single-axis tracker for floating solar that generates up to 20% more power than fixed systems at equivalent costs. Commercial deliveries are scheduled to begin in mid-2027.
Policy Good News
Pacific bluefin tuna will get some help as countries agree to new harvest strategy
The Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission agreed on a long-term harvest strategy for Pacific bluefin tuna to ensure sustainable management of the recovering species. The agreement represents progress in fisheries management, though negotiations fell short on some conservation measures.
Wildlife Good News
Longest African mammal movement recorded by Zambian wild dogs
Three male African wild dogs in Zambia traveled over 4,000 kilometers in nine months, revealing how endangered animals connect distant populations and ecosystems across Southern Africa.
Policy
Jet Fuel in the Water
A jet fuel pipeline spill has contaminated drinking water for over 200 homes in Pennsylvania. The incident highlights impacts of environmental policy changes on communities.
Ocean
Scientists find nine new sponge species in glimpse of Alaska’s deep-sea diversity
Scientists discovered nine new deep-sea sponge species off Alaska, increasing known sponge species in the region to 232. The discovery highlights marine biodiversity but faces threats from bottom trawling and potential seafloor mining expansion.
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The Chevy Silverado EV is now America’s most affordable full-size electric pickup
The Chevy Silverado EV is now the most affordable full-size electric pickup available after the Ford F-150 Lightning was discontinued.
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Volkswagen Mission Efficiency: the XL1 comes back as 1,000-mile range electric car
Volkswagen unveiled the Mission Efficiency, a concept electric car claiming 1,000-mile range and world-leading efficiency. The vehicle represents a spiritual successor to the XL1 hybrid as a fully electric model.
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JET Charge Helps The Fleet Transition
JET Charge is helping Australian commercial fleets transition to electric vehicles, with significant fuel cost savings compared to diesel. The company emphasizes the economic and environmental benefits of fleet electrification.
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Volkswagen Unveils Ridiculously Efficient “Mission Efficiency” — But Why?
Volkswagen has unveiled the "Mission Efficiency" concept car, a near-production electric vehicle designed to be the world's most efficient EV using advanced design and technology techniques.
Policy
Could Trump Throw US Automakers Under The Chinese Electric Car Bus?*
Trump's potential tariff policies on Chinese electric vehicles could create complications for US automakers competing in the EV market. The article examines tensions between protectionist trade measures and the domestic automotive industry's electric vehicle transition.
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Canadian province launches second renewable procurement round
Nova Scotia is launching a second renewable energy procurement round seeking 350 MW of new capacity. The program allows large industrial and institutional customers to purchase clean power directly from the provincial grid.
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Australia to introduce technical code for consumer energy resources
Australia is implementing a new regulatory framework for solar inverters, batteries, and consumer energy resources requiring supplier registration and technical compliance. The framework also establishes national-level accreditation standards for installers.
Wildlife Good News
Kathmandu Resolution calls for Asia-wide leadership on conservation (commentary)
The Kathmandu Resolution addresses Asia's biodiversity conservation crisis amid uneven development and resource dependence. The commentary calls for continent-wide leadership to protect Asia's diverse ecosystems and cultural heritage.
Ocean Good News
Panama looks to science, fishers, and the law to protect its sharks and rays
Panama is implementing science-based conservation measures to protect sharks and rays, involving marine biologists, fishers, and legal frameworks. The effort includes freeing endangered species caught in fishing nets to reduce bycatch.
Wildlife Good News
Against the odds, endangered dolphins survive in Bangladesh’s polluted river
Endangered dolphins are surviving against the odds in Bangladesh's Buriganga River, one of the world's most polluted urban waterways. The river receives toxic industrial effluent, tannery discharge, and untreated sewage daily.
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