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NLR & North American Electric Reliability Corporation Launch Partnership To Advance North American Grid Reliability
NLR and NERC announced a partnership to advance North American grid reliability and support a resilient energy future for over 400 million people. The collaboration aims to provide research and technical insights for reliable power systems.
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Translucent Solar Starts Producing Solar Panels in South Carolina
Translucent Solar has begun manufacturing solar panels at a new facility in South Carolina, supported by U.S. production incentives aimed at building domestic cleantech capacity. The expansion represents progress in establishing American solar panel manufacturing as part of broader renewable energy infrastructure goals.
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16 Agrivoltaic Projects on Local Farms Move Forward in New Jersey
New Jersey approved 16 agrivoltaic projects that will generate 52.06 megawatts of clean renewable energy while maintaining productive agricultural land use.
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Can Legacy Automakers Survive Without Exports?
Chinese carmakers are bypassing US tariffs by exporting record numbers of EVs to Southeast Asia and Latin America, while establishing manufacturing operations in these regions. The shift raises questions about whether legacy automakers can remain competitive without access to these growing export markets.
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If Toyota Sells EVs, People Will Buy Them
Toyota's plug-in hybrid vehicle sales are increasing as the automaker expands PHEV availability to more dealers nationwide. Strong hybrid sales growth this year demonstrates consumer demand when manufacturers invest in fuel-efficient vehicle options.
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Study finds arable crops adapt surprisingly well to agrivoltaic shading
University of Hohenheim research shows barley, maize, cabbage, potatoes, and field beans adapt well to partial shading in agrivoltaic systems. While crops demonstrate greater shade tolerance than expected, the physiological adaptations do not necessarily increase yields.
Ocean
Philippine Supreme Court rules monitoring commercial fishing vessels is unconstitutional
The Philippine Supreme Court invalidated regulations requiring commercial fishing vessels to transmit location data and electronic catch reports. Small-scale fishers worry the ruling will worsen overfishing and coastal resource depletion.
Climate
Elephant Butte Reservoir Runs Low
New Mexico's largest reservoir has reached its lowest level in decades due to drought affecting the Rio Grande basin. The Elephant Butte Reservoir's decline reflects ongoing water scarcity challenges in the region.
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Chinese automotive glass giant announces vehicle-integrated solar roof
Fuyao Glass confirms mass-production of solar sunroof technology with embedded photovoltaic cells for vehicles. The technology aims to power auxiliary loads, with potential applications in BYD models pending further commercialization.
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Freyr Energy launches silicon carbide inverters for residential applications
Freyr Energy has launched silicon carbide inverters for residential solar applications with up to 97.8% conversion efficiency. The 3-5 kW models include smart connectivity features and a 10-year warranty.
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I-V screening for decommissioned PV modules
An automated screening method identifies 58.1% of decommissioned solar modules as suitable for second-life use with approximately 12 years of remaining useful life. Testing reveals that 14% of modules passing performance screening fail insulation safety tests, indicating the need for separate safety assessments.
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Agrivoltaics can reduce soil temperatures by more than 20 C
Italian researchers found that agrivoltaic systems can reduce soil temperatures by over 20°C, helping crops manage heat and water stress. The study tested various crop and panel configurations to optimize agrivoltaic production in Mediterranean climates.
Policy Good News
California advances slate of community solar, balcony solar, and virtual power plant bills
California legislature advanced four major clean energy bills including community solar, balcony solar, and virtual power plant measures to floor votes. A smart meter data access bill was held in committee.
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Proposed Grid 2.0 protocol would enable ‘connect and manage’ for both load and generation
AES Corporation and Fluence published a universal protocol to scale flexible interconnection of new loads and generators. The initiative launches a standards development process modeled after the internet's creation.
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 highlights how grid-related obstacles are slowing renewable energy deployment.
Energy
Despite energy crisis, Bangladesh’s factories are slow to adopt solar power: Study
Bangladesh faces an energy crisis, yet garment factories have largely failed to adopt solar power despite having suitable rooftops. The underutilization of renewable energy represents a missed opportunity to address the country's escalating electricity shortage.
Climate
Hurricane Lala Pummels Hawaii—Despite Never Making Landfall
Hurricane Lala caused significant damage across Hawaii's Big Island despite not making landfall, with strong winds and rain destroying over 100 homes and blocking roads. The tropical cyclone brought mudslides and fallen trees across the region.
Ocean
‘A new normal’: Miami faces worsening seaweed problem as piles of algae wash up on beaches
Miami-Dade County faces increasing sargassum seaweed washing ashore, requiring officials to remove thousands of tons from 17 miles of beaches. The brown algae blooms are worsening across South Florida, the Caribbean, and West Africa amid climate change.
Policy Good News
Ulez led to better lung size and function among London children, study finds
A study of London schoolchildren found their lung capacity improved after the city's ultra-low emission zone restricted polluting vehicles. The research demonstrates that reduced air pollution led to restoration of lung function previously stunted by exposure.
Wildlife
‘We humans are inept at taking care of baby animals’: why well-fed orphan bears die in the wild
A study found that 10 of 12 orphaned grizzly bears died within a year of release into the wild after rehabilitation, unable to adapt to natural feeding despite being well-fed in captivity. The research highlights challenges in wildlife rehabilitation and the gap between good intentions and actual survival outcomes.
EV Good News
BYD’s new 5-seat electric SUV has a range of over 1,000 km and 5-minute charging
BYD's new Denza N8 electric SUV achieves a CLTC range of 1,003 km with 5-minute charging capability. The vehicle represents a significant advancement in EV battery technology and charging speed.
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Pony AI Plans to Deploy 1,000 Autonomous Heavy Trucks
Pony.AI plans to deploy 1,000 autonomous heavy-duty electric trucks within two to three years. The initiative represents a significant push toward autonomous and electrified commercial transportation.
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Portugal works towards 3 GW battery storage target by 2030
Portugal aims to increase battery storage capacity to 3 GW by 2030, up from 20 MW at year-end 2023. Success depends on resolving licensing, grid access, and revenue stream challenges, according to the Portuguese renewable energy industry.
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Brookfield, La Caisse finalize acquisition of Boralex
Brookfield Renewable Partners and La Caisse have completed their acquisition of Quebec-based renewable energy producer Boralex, with ownership split 70-30 respectively.
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‘Remembering Wildlife’ shines a spotlight on the species we risk losing forever
British wildlife photographer Margot Raggett created the book 'Remembering Elephants' to raise awareness about species extinction risk, inspired by David Attenborough's question about future generations seeing elephants only in pictures.
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