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India’s storage market shifts from tenders to execution
India's battery energy storage market is transitioning from aggressive tendering to large-scale project execution. The shift prioritizes grid integration, transmission readiness, and long-term supply resilience.
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Plug-and-play control framework for adjusting panel tilt in agrivoltaics
Cornell University researchers developed a plug-and-play control framework for optimizing solar panel tilt angles in agrivoltaic systems. The software considers both past and future conditions to improve efficiency.
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Hanwha Japan unit closes JPY 9 billion solar fund loan
SMBC has arranged a JPY 9 billion loan for Q.ENEST Holdings to finance an 80 MW solar portfolio across Japan. The funding supports distributed low-voltage solar assets from the Hanwha Japan spin-out company.
Energy
Datang plans 14.6 GW renewables cluster in China
China's Datang plans a 14.6 GW renewable energy complex in Inner Mongolia with 8 GW solar, 4 GW wind, and storage capacity. The project includes 2.64 GW of coal power alongside renewables to supply electricity to Jiangsu province.
Wildlife
‘Time stamps’ in shrubs show when beavers began invading Canadian Arctic
Beavers are expanding northward into Canada's Arctic tundra, with evidence showing they became active in the region around 2008. This range shift represents a significant change in where these ecosystem engineers are found as warming temperatures alter Arctic habitats.
Ocean
Salmon farm faces new cruelty claims as Trump seeks to supersize fish farming
The Trump administration is promoting industrial-scale fish farming to boost US seafood production. Undercover video at a major salmon farm alleges animal cruelty while raising environmental concerns about this approach.
Climate
Australia’s housing affordability expected to worsen and homelessness soar under fossil-fuelled future
University of Sydney research warns that without emissions cuts and housing reforms, Australia faces quadrupled homelessness and worsening affordability within a decade due to global heating. Rising rents and home prices are linked to climate impacts alongside other factors like incomes and mortgage rates.
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How a kindergarten teacher became the accidental guardian of 200 king penguins
A kindergarten teacher in Chile's Useless Bay has become an accidental guardian of 200 king penguins nesting on her land. She protects the birds from predators and people while they breed in their traditional Southern Ocean habitat.
EV Good News
XPeng in talks to buy a Volkswagen plant in Europe as exports surge 62%
XPeng is negotiating to acquire a Volkswagen factory in Europe as its exports surge 62% year-over-year. Chinese EV makers are accelerating European localization efforts following similar moves by BYD.
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China wants to build its own electric K-car industry to boost EV sales
China's auto industry group proposes a standardized budget EV category modeled on Japan's K-cars to boost domestic sales and expand the EV market to rural and elderly consumers.
EV Good News
Chinese Automakers Are Going To Take Over The World
Chinese automakers are positioned to significantly reshape the global automotive industry through rapid technological advancement and market expansion. The transition reflects major shifts in the auto sector's competitive landscape.
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588 Or More New Public EV Chargers Coming To Texas
Texas received $250 million in federal NEVI funding to deploy 588+ new public EV chargers, building on Phase I's 65 charging sites. This expansion aims to increase electric vehicle infrastructure across the state.
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German storage industry back on growth path, says BVES
German energy storage companies experienced revenue growth in 2025 after declining in 2024, with further expansion expected. However, industry uncertainty continues to rise amid market challenges.
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From night to noon: France’s reactors are now bending for European solar
French nuclear reactors have increased their output flexibility during summer midday hours to accommodate European solar generation. The data shows an eightfold growth in the midday-to-evening output gap since 2019, demonstrating grid adaptation.
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Solomon Islands plans first large-scale solar project
The Solomon Islands Electricity Authority and Asian Development Bank have signed an agreement to develop the country's first large-scale solar project. This initiative aims to expand renewable energy capacity in the Pacific island nation.
Climate
After quinoa’s boom, Bolivian farmers face degraded soils and climate stress
Bolivian quinoa farmers face soil degradation and climate stress following the crop's global boom. The overfarming of quinoa on the Altiplano plateau has created environmental challenges for producers in the region.
Wildlife Good News
Honduran authorities seize jaguar kept as pet, put spotlight on local trafficking
Honduran authorities seized a jaguar kept as an illegal pet in a high-profile raid. Conservationists view the action as a deterrent against wildlife trafficking.
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Solar brings power to women entrepreneurs in Borneo, but rural energy inequality remains
Solar power projects are helping women entrepreneurs in rural Borneo gain access to electricity and business opportunities. However, significant energy inequality persists across Indonesia's remote interior communities.
Policy Good News
After a Century Powering Its Growth with Dams, Seattle Settles With Tribes That Lost Their River
Seattle City Light reaches settlement with Native American tribes over century-old Skagit River hydroelectric dams that flooded tribal lands. The agreement addresses long-standing disputes over the dams' environmental and cultural impact.
Ocean Good News
‘You have to be where the pollution is’: the inventor hoping to fix your washing machine to stop microplastics
Matter Industries founder Adam Root has developed a microplastics filter for washing machines that traps microfibres at home and industrial scales. The device captures significant amounts of microplastic material that would otherwise enter waterways.
Climate
New Paper Shows Surges of Concentrated Precipitation Can Lead to Dryer Landscapes
A new study from Dartmouth College and Université du Québec à Montréal reveals that concentrated precipitation patterns contribute to landscape drying and aridification. The research suggests changing precipitation distribution significantly affects how moisture is retained in soil.
Energy
Data centers are cutting power to homes, driving homeowners to solar and batteries
A Nevada utility is redirecting 75% of power from 49,000 Lake Tahoe residents to data centers, forcing homeowners to adopt solar and battery systems. The AI boom's growing electricity demand is reshaping grids nationwide and driving up energy costs for consumers.
EV Good News
BYD eyes Stellantis EU plant takeover as EV demand spikes, confirms ‘other companies too’
BYD is negotiating to acquire underutilized European plants from legacy automakers like Stellantis to accelerate its EV expansion. The Chinese manufacturer confirmed discussions with multiple companies beyond Stellantis.
Energy
Wave Energy’s Hardest Problem Is Not The Waves. It Is Maintenance.
Wave energy technology faces significant maintenance challenges in offshore environments, as illustrated by CorPower Ocean's practical approach to commercializing wave power. The article examines why operational durability, rather than wave generation itself, remains the primary obstacle to wave energy adoption.
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15,000 E-Bike Rebates Provided By Ava Community Energy
Ava Community Energy has distributed 15,000 e-bike rebates to encourage sustainable transportation. The program aims to reduce emissions by promoting e-bike adoption among community members.
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