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Policy
New Zealand's government is reviewing regulations to streamline rooftop solar installation for residential and small-to-medium businesses. The review aims to accelerate renewable energy adoption by reducing bureaucratic barriers.
Climate
Two 17-year-old Kenyan students won the Africa Earth Prize for developing HewaSafi, a low-cost vehicle exhaust filter made from maize and coconut waste. The innovation addresses air pollution while utilizing agricultural byproducts.
Wildlife
A new wildlife bridge called Cockrow Bridge is opening in Surrey to help animals safely cross motorways and reconnect fragmented habitats. The bridge aims to address habitat depletion affecting species like lizards and adders on Wisley Common.
Energy
Juniper Energy and Alsym Energy are deploying 500 MWh of sodium-ion battery storage across California to support renewable energy in extreme heat regions. The partnership represents an expansion of alternative battery technology for grid-scale energy storage.
Energy
Tesla invests $250M to double battery cell capacity at its Berlin factory to 18 GWh annually, creating over 1,500 jobs. The expansion follows a contentious works council election where CEO Musk threatened to halt growth if unions gained control.
Policy
Environmental groups criticized Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs for supporting the Desert Southwest Pipeline, a 500-mile methane gas project spanning Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona. Advocates argue the pipeline locks in fossil fuel use for decades.
Policy
Colorado became the second US state to pass legislation enabling balcony solar installations in apartments and condos. The new law removes regulatory barriers to distributed solar adoption in residential multifamily housing.
EV
Chinese EV drivers are overcoming range anxiety as EV technology improves and charging infrastructure expands. The article challenges the notion that range anxiety significantly impacts EV driver satisfaction.
EV
BYD aims for 13% sales growth in China this year after recent slowdown. The company projects significant potential recovery in coming months.
Energy
Zambia's 136 MW Itimpi II solar plant is now operational as the country's largest solar project. An additional 250 MW solar expansion agreement has been signed for the Nambala facility.
Energy
Ford has launched Ford Energy, a battery storage subsidiary, with a new grid-scale energy storage product using 512 Ah LFP cells. The utility-scale BESS system represents the automaker's expansion into stationary energy storage solutions.
Energy
Germany's latest ground-mounted solar tender allocated 2.3 GW with strong oversubscription and a record-low bid of €0.039/kWh. The competitive auction demonstrates growing cost competitiveness of utility-scale photovoltaic projects.
Energy
Severe convective storms caused $60 billion in insured losses in 2025, becoming the primary driver of tightening capacity and rising prices in the solar insurance market. Insurers are adjusting their underwriting practices in response to the mounting financial impact from hail damage.
Wildlife
Wetland destruction from illegal tin mining and oil palm plantations is driving crocodile attacks on people in Indonesia's Bangka Island. A fisherman was killed in February, with residents attributing the surge to habitat loss.
Wildlife
A new study suggests strategic reforestation could reconnect fragmented forest patches on Java to create wildlife corridors for endangered Javan leopards. The approach aims to balance habitat restoration with the needs of one of Earth's most densely populated islands.
Wildlife
Tasmanian forests, once considered climate refuges, are facing unprecedented warming threats. Researchers are studying freshwater ecosystems to understand climate impacts on biodiversity.
Policy
Small-scale fishers are challenging the dominant "blue economy" narrative at international ocean conferences, advocating for "blue justice" instead. The movement seeks to prioritize equitable ocean resource management over profit-driven development models.
Climate
South Africa has declared a natural disaster following severe flooding across six provinces that killed at least 10 people and destroyed numerous homes. The torrential rains, thunderstorms, and high winds have disproportionately affected informal settlements in regions including the Western Cape.
Policy
Bangladesh Parliament unanimously passed the Haor and Wetlands Conservation Act in 2026, prohibiting encroachment, unauthorized mining, poisoning, and electrocution of aquatic life in natural wetlands. The law also bans construction that could obstruct natural water flow to these ecosystems.
Wildlife
Forest authorities in central India have successfully established a new breeding population of the vulnerable hard-ground swamp deer, expanding it beyond a single isolated protected area. The subspecies was once widespread across India but had been reduced to just one population.
Energy
Egypt installed 800 MW of solar capacity in 2025 with projections showing annual additions exceeding 2 GW through 2028. Cumulative solar capacity is expected to grow from 2.9 GW to 34.3 GW by 2035.
Energy
Nauru, the world's smallest island nation, signed an agreement with Smart Commercial Energy to develop an 18 MW / 40 MWh solar-plus-storage project. The project aims to reduce the nation's dependence on diesel energy.
Energy
FH Capital acquired a 75.1% majority stake in JinkoSolar's U.S. manufacturing subsidiary to expand domestic solar module and battery production capacity.
Policy
The EPA proposed rules allowing gas plants, data centers, and factories to begin construction on non-polluting components before obtaining air-emission permits. The change aims to streamline development timelines for energy infrastructure projects.
Energy
Invinity Energy Systems has delivered a 20.7 megawatt-hour vanadium flow battery system to East Sussex, which will become Europe's largest such installation upon completion in 2026.
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