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Policy
The article examines why the US government subsidizes coal power despite renewable energy alternatives becoming more viable. It notes that several red states are increasingly adopting renewable energy sources.
Energy
Global biofuel demand is projected to rise 30% this year and 70% by 2030, driven by high oil prices. However, this expansion risks exacerbating food price inflation and fertilizer shortages.
Energy
Growing electricity demand from AI data centers is driving up power prices across regions. The expansion of energy-intensive computing infrastructure creates challenges for grid stability and affordability.
EV
Chinese NEV resale values surged 30% with sales volume up 29%, as more electric vehicles enter the used market. Used car dealers are actively purchasing NEVs for resale amid growing demand.
Energy
Hawaii faces unique clean energy challenges due to geographic isolation and fossil fuel dependence, while benefiting from abundant natural resources and high electricity costs. A panel discussion explores the state's transition pathway led by clean energy leaders.
Energy
Steel production can be decarbonized through increased scrap recycling and electric arc furnaces rather than relying solely on hydrogen as a solution. The article argues that focusing on demand reduction and electricity efficiency offers a more practical pathway than hydrogen-centric approaches.
Policy
The US administration is implementing a coal-favorable energy policy that critics argue picks winners and losers in the energy market. The plan is characterized as promoting expensive electricity generation.
Energy
Arctech secured supply agreements for a 2.1 GW solar project in the UAE. China Energy Engineering Corp. launched a 20 GW photovoltaic inverter procurement tender.
Energy
Drax Energy Solutions signed a 10-year corporate power purchase agreement with Global Switch to cover 30% of the data center developer's energy needs. Drax is also attempting to acquire Bluefield Solar for $755 million in its second major renewable energy deal.
Energy
US laboratory testing reveals persistent ultraviolet degradation issues in solar modules despite 19 manufacturers achieving high scores. Problems with damp heat and thermal cycling failures also increased in 2026 testing sequences.
Wildlife
The short-eared dog, a rarely-documented Amazon carnivore, highlights the ecological importance of intact forests in Bolivia. Its presence indicates healthy forest ecosystems.
Wildlife
A genetic study reveals extinction risk for a unique population of pampas cats adapted to Peru's mangrove ecosystem. Conservationists have been working for over a decade to preserve this isolated species in South America's southernmost mangrove habitat.
Policy
California regulators passed new rules in January 2024 to protect communities from 1,3-D, a carcinogenic fumigant used widely in agriculture. However, applications of the dangerous pesticide have continued to rise despite decades of known health risks.
Energy
GameChange Energy integrates solar platforms to streamline utility-scale project procurement and construction. The integrated approach reduces costs and risk for developers and engineering-procurement-construction firms.
Energy
Researchers in India developed agrivoltaic insect net houses with peppers growing underneath, producing more energy than standard agrivoltaics. The innovation combines solar panels with agricultural production and pest protection.
Energy
Mauritius launched tenders for 220 MW of solar and storage projects through a new International Solar Alliance e-Marketplace platform. The initiative aims to improve financing accessibility and bankability for renewable energy projects in small island developing states.
Energy
Queensland government launches a funding call with AUD 200 million to support new solar, wind, and battery storage projects. The initiative aims to attract industry proposals for renewable energy infrastructure development.
Wildlife
Researchers have rediscovered the blue-spotted bamboo shark in Madagascar after 20 years without scientific records. New findings suggest the species may be more common than previously thought.
Policy
New York Legislature passed a one-year moratorium on data center permits, positioning the state to become the first to enact such a freeze if Governor Hochul signs the bill. The move reflects growing pushback against the rapid expansion of power-hungry data facilities.
Energy
Massachusetts and Minnesota are among states increasingly adopting virtual power plants to manage growing energy demand on electrical grids. Virtual power plants coordinate distributed energy resources to supply power more flexibly and efficiently.
Wildlife
Mule deer have begun using California's first wildlife bridge over a major highway, a $20m structure in Siskiyou County designed to improve driver safety and reduce animal mortality.
Wildlife
Costa Rica is taking steps to protect howler monkeys from electrocution on power lines, which are a leading cause of wildlife deaths. A court ruling represents progress toward making power infrastructure safer for animals that mistake electrical lines for trees.
Energy
A 30% federal tax credit for solar panel projects expires July 4th, giving homeowners and businesses one month to safe harbor their projects and preserve eligibility.
EV
BYD launched a purely electric van based on its popular Dolphin hatchback, offering class-leading range at $40,000. The new model expands BYD's EV lineup in the commercial vehicle segment.
Policy
The White House is allocating $700 million in public funds toward coal energy revival. The investment is criticized as wasteful spending on an unreliable energy source.
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