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Analysis: UK solar power hits record high over summer 2026
UK solar power generation achieved a record high during summer 2026 as elevated temperatures increased production across the nation. This milestone demonstrates continued growth in Britain's renewable energy capacity.
Wildlife
Satellite Images of Penguin Droppings Reveal Impact of Antarctic Warming
Satellite imagery of penguin guano reveals how Antarctic penguin colonies' diets are shifting due to warming temperatures over 30 years. Scientists use the visible excrement to monitor how climate change impacts these bird populations.
Policy
Alliance for Automotive Innovation begs Congress to stop automotive innovation
The Alliance for Automotive Innovation is lobbying Congress against regulations that would increase EV adoption and reduce vehicle emissions. The industry group opposes measures aimed at promoting cleaner, more competitive vehicles.
EV Good News
Hyundai Motor Group Partners with Oman to Drive Green Mobility Transition under Oman Vision 2040
Hyundai Motor Group has signed partnership agreements with Oman to advance green mobility, including launching the country's first hydrogen city bus and building ultra-fast EV charging infrastructure.
Energy Good News
South Korea to double 2027 budget for farm solar, agrivoltaics
South Korea will double government funding for agricultural and rooftop solar to KRW 1.8 trillion by 2027, coinciding with new regulations on dual-use farmland solar. This investment aims to expand renewable energy capacity while supporting agricultural productivity.
Energy
Solar’s infrastructure obstacle
Solar project developers in the US face significant delays due to transmission infrastructure and interconnection challenges rather than technology issues. A Texas utility-scale project revealed that developers spend more time navigating grid infrastructure than discussing solar modules.
Energy
Why agrivoltaics have yet to take off in Switzerland
Agrivoltaics currently represent virtually none of Switzerland's solar capacity despite significant potential to exceed national electricity consumption. A ZHAW report identifies regulatory barriers and calls for legal reforms and increased investment certainty.
Energy Good News
The Hydrogen Stream: Posco, BHP advance hydrogen reduction ironmaking technology
Posco and BHP advance hydrogen reduction ironmaking technology while European projects expand hydrogen infrastructure including renewable hydrogen projects in Valencia and a German cross-border network.
EV Good News
TÜV Rheinland validates 4 kWh generation in Aptera’s solar electric vehicle
TÜV Rheinland independently validated that Aptera's solar electric vehicle generates over 4 kWh of usable solar energy to its battery. The certification marks a significant milestone for integrated solar technology in EVs.
EV Good News
Alpitronic unveils 1 MW EV charging system
Italian manufacturer Alpitronic has developed a 1 MW distributed DC charging system capable of simultaneously charging up to eight electric vehicles. The system demonstrated over 600 kW output to a Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Coupé during a Berlin demonstration.
Climate Good News
Comparing green space for urban cooling, study
A new study shows that urban green spaces like woodlands, grasslands, and water bodies can create cooler microclimates to reduce dangerous heat in cities. The research, focused on Guildford, highlights how urban planners can use natural features to protect residents during extreme heat events.
Wildlife
Illegal gold mining continues in Indonesia’s Aceh despite government crackdown pledge
Illegal gold mining continues in Indonesia's Aceh province despite recent government and law enforcement pledges to crack down on the activity. Local communities report excavators still operating in forest areas and accessing riverbanks for mining operations.
Ocean
South Korea’s ‘sea women’ seek justice after marine habitat devastated by harbor work
South Korean sea women in Guman-ri village face hardship as marine habitats are devastated by harbor construction work. The coastal community seeks justice for environmental damage affecting their traditional fishing livelihoods.
Policy
New Trump Rules Would Limit State Power to Block Pipelines, Energy Projects
Trump administration rules would limit state authority to block pipelines and energy projects under Clean Water Act revisions. The policy aims to shift regulatory power from EPA to states and tribes.
Energy Good News
Data Centres and the clean energy imperative: Powering India’s digital economy sustainably
India's digital economy growth requires coordinated planning of renewable energy infrastructure alongside data centres. Strategic integration of clean energy systems can support both economic competitiveness and climate transition goals.
Energy Good News
Hiring more women deemed a remedy to energy transition workforce shortages
A Powering Skills Organisation report identifies women, First Nations, and culturally diverse workers as solutions to energy transition workforce shortages. Workplace culture changes could unlock underutilized talent pools for the sector.
Climate Good News
During Nepal floods, decentralized, community-based warning saved lives
A decentralized community warning system enabled a school in Nepal to evacuate 900 students before a flood struck during heavy monsoon rains. The rapid response demonstrates how local communication networks can save lives in climate-related disasters.
Energy Good News
Equinor just brought its biggest US battery online in Texas
Equinor has activated its largest US battery energy storage project in South Texas, adding 100 MW of flexible capacity to support the state's growing power grid.
EV Good News
These EVs retain their battery best, largest-ever study finds
A study of over 500,000 battery tests found that Mercedes EQA, Hyundai IONIQ 5, and BMW i4 retain battery health best among popular EVs. The Austrian firm AVILOO tested 20 electric vehicle models across up to 150,000 km of use.
EV Good News
BYD’s latest flagship SUV received over 12,000 orders within 1 day after its launch
BYD's Sealion 08 SUV received over 12,000 orders within 24 hours of launch. The strong demand reflects growing consumer interest in electric vehicles.
EV Good News
PG&E expands V2X program with Tesla, Volvo, Nissan and $17K incentives
PG&E expanded its Vehicle-to-Everything program with Tesla, Volvo, Nissan and other manufacturers, offering up to $17,000 in incentives for using EVs as home backup power. The program is open for enrollment until June 30, 2027.
Policy
EU Heavy-Duty Vehicle Transition Needs Renewed Political Momentum
The IRU and Transport & Environment are urging EU leadership to prioritize heavy-duty vehicle decarbonization through strategic dialogue as key regulations face review. Rising energy costs and regulatory pressures necessitate coordinated action to ensure Europe's road transport sector achieves its climate goals.
Energy Good News
The Coming Tsunami Of Wave Energy Is Still Coming
PacWave South wave energy test bed survived political opposition to renewable energy in the US. Wave energy development continues despite headwinds facing wind and solar projects.
EV Good News
Electric Car Batteries Hold Up Really Well — These Are “The Best”
Electric car batteries demonstrate strong longevity with minimal range degradation over years of use. Real-world examples show owners can maintain weekly charging routines without significant battery performance loss.
Wildlife
A ‘lost’ Philippine pigeon reappears after 20 years — but its forest is disappearing
A camera trap in the Philippine rainforest captured the first confirmed photograph of the critically endangered Mindoro bleeding-heart pigeon in 20 years. The species' survival is threatened as its forest habitat continues to disappear.
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