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Malaysia offers cash rebate for home solar
Malaysia launched a cash rebate program for residential solar installations, offering up to 3,000 MYS per household. The initiative aims to support 50,000 homeowners in transitioning to solar energy.
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Colombia awards 1,546.9 MW of solar capacity in firm energy auction for 2029–2030
Colombia awarded 1,546.9 MW of solar capacity in a firm energy auction, with 29 projects scheduled to enter the grid starting December 2029. Solar PV represented 38% of the total 4,069.7 MW of new capacity awarded.
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Solar and battery hybrid projects prominent in latest Australian tender
Australia's Capacity Investment Scheme approved 19 renewable projects totaling 7.8 GW of generation and 7.9 GWh of storage by 2030. Solar and battery hybrid systems dominated the successful tender results.
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Pexapark records 17 European PPAs for 966 MW in April
Swiss analytics firm Pexapark recorded 17 European power purchase agreements totaling 966 MW in April, including two hybrid solar and battery storage deals. The data reflects ongoing renewable energy procurement activity across Europe.
Wildlife Good News
A ‘symphony’ of wildlife suggests carbon financing is working in Sierra Leone
A researcher observes thriving wildlife activity in Sierra Leone's Gola Rainforest National Park, suggesting carbon financing conservation efforts are having positive ecological impacts.
Policy
US prepares to auction leases for seabed mining blocks in federal waters
The U.S. is preparing to auction seabed mining leases in federal waters, marking the beginning of deep-sea mining operations. A two-part series examines the lease sale process and the regulations that would govern the industry.
Wildlife Good News
Reintroduced platypus population ‘tracking well’ in Australia’s oldest national park
Platypuses reintroduced to Australia's Royal National Park are breeding successfully with 20 known individuals. The reintroduction marks a major conservation win after the species was absent from the park for over 50 years.
Wildlife Good News
Building bridges for human-wildlife coexistence: Interview with Yap Jo Leen
Researcher Yap Jo Leen documents wildlife-vehicle collisions affecting dusky langurs in Penang, Malaysia. Her work focuses on building infrastructure solutions to improve human-wildlife coexistence in urban areas.
Wildlife
Peru’s Quellaveco mine tied to water scarcity, contamination, investigation finds
Peru's Quellaveco copper mine is contaminating local watersheds with harmful metals and threatening wildlife and community health after years of operation. The mine's lengthy environmental assessment process failed to prevent water scarcity and contamination issues in the Moquegua region.
Ocean Good News
Millions of salmon deaths at Scottish farms disclosed after watchdog’s ruling
UK's Animal and Plant Health Agency released inspection reports showing millions of salmon deaths at Scottish farms from poisoning and suffocation. The agency had previously withheld the reports claiming disclosure would harm company reputations.
Energy Good News
Study finds POLO back junction solar cells could outperform PERC on costs in Europe
A German research team found that POLO back-junction solar cells could outperform PERC technology with lower production costs and reduced silver use in Europe. The technology promises improved efficiency and competitiveness for European solar manufacturing.
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On-road tests show strong impact of shading on vehicle-integrated photovoltaics
Japanese researchers tested vehicle-integrated photovoltaics on 200 commercial trucks, finding they reduce fuel consumption by 5.5-7%. The systems effectively convert solar irradiance into power that offsets alternator demand.
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Australia seeks 5 GW renewable generation in new tender
Australia has launched a competitive tender for 5 GW of renewable energy capacity through its Capacity Investment Scheme. The initiative aims to expand renewable generation in the National Electricity Market.
Wildlife
Polar bears off the ice: Photo of the week
Polar bears have relocated to abandoned Soviet research stations on Kolyuchin Island in Russia, adapting to ice-free conditions. The shift illustrates climate change impacts on Arctic wildlife habitat and behavior.
Wildlife
Warming Is Raising the Risk of Encounters With Venomous Snakes
Rising global temperatures are causing venomous snakes to shift their habitats, increasing human-snake encounter risks worldwide. A new study documents how climate change and human pressures are driving reptiles into new territories.
EV Good News
BYD’s new Yuan Plus EV adds more range and fast charging for $18,000 [Video]
BYD launched the third-generation Yuan Plus EV with improved range up to 400 miles and fast charging technology, priced under $18,000. The upgraded electric SUV is now available in international markets.
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US Solar & Storage Manufacturers Flood DC To Highlight Global Leadership & Jobs
US solar and storage manufacturers gathered in Washington to promote the industry's economic significance, highlighting that solar employs 280,000 people while energy storage employs 80,000. The industries represent a major economic engine and opportunity for US global leadership.
Energy
Pollution from coal plants can reduce solar generation by over 5%
Coal plant pollution reduces global solar generation by 5.8%, equivalent to 111 TWh annually. China accounts for over half these losses but is the only major solar region showing declining annual pollution impacts.
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Inlyte Energy targets US data centers with iron-sodium batteries
Inlyte Energy plans pilot projects in Switzerland and the US this year to demonstrate iron-sodium battery technology for data centers and grid storage. The technology aims to provide sustainable energy storage solutions for large-scale applications.
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Oil in turmoil, solar stays stable
While global energy costs surge, solar supply chain prices remain stable despite Asian market oversupply. Solar market dynamics show resilience independent of volatile oil and traditional energy markets.
Wildlife Good News
Great Koala National Park tests whether protected forests can stay connected
Australia's Great Koala National Park aims to create connected forest habitat for koala populations. The protected area tests whether linking scattered habitats can sustain wildlife populations long-term.
Climate
Revealed: Floods have forced at least 67 closures at NHS hospitals since 2021
At least 67 NHS hospital wards and departments across the UK have closed due to flooding since 2021. The incidents highlight healthcare infrastructure vulnerability to climate-related extreme weather events.
EV Good News
Honda’s affordable EV hot hatch is ‘selling like hotcakes,’ priced at $21,000
Honda's new affordable electric hot hatch is exceeding sales expectations with over 7,000 preorders at a starting price of $21,000. The vehicle's strong demand suggests growing consumer interest in accessible EV options.
Energy
Musk abandoned his own ‘solar electric economy’ to burn gas for an AI chatbot no one uses
Elon Musk's xAI is burning millions of tons of fossil fuels to power an AI chatbot with declining usage, contradicting his previous advocacy for solar energy solutions.
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Dogged Pursuit Of Green Hydrogen Continues In Europe, With An Assist From The US
US hydrogen fuel cell company Plug Power expands green hydrogen operations in Europe. The firm is moving beyond its original forklift business into the emerging global green hydrogen market.
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