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Argentina’s distributed solar capacity grew 34.5% in H1
Argentina's distributed solar capacity increased 34.5% in the first half of 2025, growing from 118.6 MW to 159.5 MW. The number of users generating and feeding surplus electricity into the grid rose 25.8% to over 4,700 participants.
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Flexible contracting framework aims to help renewables meet data center energy demand
A new framework proposes long-term power purchase agreements between data centers and renewable energy projects to support solar and battery development. Hybrid systems are identified as essential for meeting data center energy demands sustainably.
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New rules for Poland’s grid
Poland's amended Energy Act took effect on April 30, 2026, enabling connection of approximately 150 GW of new renewable and storage capacity. The new regulations introduce cable pooling options but require greater financial commitments from asset owners.
Climate Good News
After Decades of Drought, Water Is Rising in the African Sahel
The African Sahel is experiencing increased rainfall and aquifer recharge after decades of drought, driven by climate warming and stronger monsoons. Hydrologists suggest rainfall harvesting efforts are also contributing to the groundwater revival.
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The Guardian view on Britain’s uninhabitable homes: as temperatures rise, a new approach is needed | Editorial
Britain's homes are unprepared for rising temperatures due to outdated construction standards. London's heat-ready adaptation plan offers a model for other cities to implement cooling strategies in new buildings.
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NEVI gets real in Illinois as first federally funded EV chargers go online
Illinois launched its first federally-funded EV charging station through the NEVI program at a Phillips 66 location in Casey. The high-speed chargers represent progress in expanding charging infrastructure across the state.
Policy
EPA Will Allow SRP to Continue to Recklessly Dump Toxic Waste
The EPA approved Salt River Project's application to continue operating an unlined coal ash pond at the Coronado Generating Station in Apache County, Arizona. The approval allows the utility to maintain the disposal site despite concerns about groundwater pollution from toxic waste.
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Voters Know America Needs More Energy. Solar & Storage Are the Overwhelming Choice.
U.S. voters strongly prefer solar and battery storage to address rising energy costs and demand, according to new polling. Lawmakers have limited time before the 2026 midterm elections to act on energy solutions.
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Environmental Groups Sue to Stop Discharge of Toxic Metals from Coal Ash
Iowa environmental groups sued the state DNR over permits allowing toxic metal discharge from a coal ash landfill serving the Ottumwa power plant. The lawsuit challenges hazardous disposal practices polluting Iowa's groundwater.
Ocean Good News
A Look Inside Hyundai’s Ocean Cleanup Partnership With Healthy Seas — CleanTechnica Field Trip
Hyundai partnered with Healthy Seas to recover ghost nets from the ocean, addressing the 664,000 tons of fishing gear lost annually. The automaker sponsored an expedition to reclaim abandoned nets and support marine conservation efforts.
Climate
What I’ve Learned Here in the Epicenter of Very Unhealthy Air Recently in Wisconsin
Canadian wildfire smoke has blanketed Wisconsin and the upper Eastern US for over a week, with heat and drought from global warming intensifying the fires. A firsthand account documents the impacts of poor air quality in the region.
EV Good News
Prague’s Trolleybus Data Show Why Hard Bus Routes Don’t Need Hydrogen
Prague's trolleybus data demonstrates that battery electric buses can handle challenging routes previously thought to require hydrogen technology. Transit agencies often overlook systems design solutions and incorrectly conclude hydrogen is necessary for hills, long routes, and heavy loads.
Wildlife
Scientists call on countries to act on ‘forgotten’ sawfish teeth trade
Scientists are urging countries to address the largely overlooked trade in sawfish teeth and rostrums. Sawfish, endangered marine rays with distinctive saw-like snouts, face threats from this largely unregulated commerce.
Climate
In Michoacán, Mexico, drying soil threatens water supplies and avocados, says study
Drying soil in Michoacán, Mexico is threatening water supplies and avocado production, according to a new study. Local communities are working to protect ecological areas like Uruapan's urban park to help address the crisis.
Ocean
Sea salt in Lombok Island, Indonesia is contaminated with microplastics: study
Sea salt sold in Lombok Island, Indonesia contains microplastic contamination, according to a recent study. Microplastics smaller than 5 millimeters have been found in seafood and table salt worldwide, raising health concerns.
Climate
Wildfire spreads near popular French tourist town as thousands are evacuated
About 20,000 people were evacuated from French Atlantic coast towns as a major wildfire spread near Lège-Cap Ferret southwest of Bordeaux. Hundreds of firefighters were deployed to combat the latest in a series of wildfires affecting the region.
Wildlife Good News
For Brazil’s Xokleng people, saving a sacred tree means saving their culture
The Xokleng indigenous people of Brazil are working to preserve the Brazilian pine tree, a 200-million-year-old species sacred to their culture and ecosystem. Conservation of the tree species is tied to protecting both indigenous heritage and Atlantic Forest biodiversity.
Wildlife Good News
‘A great thrill’: baby puffin is first one seen on Dorset coast in three decades
A baby puffin has been spotted on the Dorset coast for the first time in 30 years, marking a conservation success at England's last mainland nesting site. Volunteers celebrating the sighting have been working to protect this critical habitat.
Energy Good News
Sofab Inks announces $6 million funding to advance novel perovskite ETL materials
Kentucky startup Sofab Inks secured $6 million in funding to commercialize Tinfab, a novel metal-oxide electron transport layer material claimed to be ten times more effective than current alternatives for perovskite solar cells.
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Lians showcases 565 W heterojunction solar module with multi-cut shingled design
Chinese PV manufacturer Lians launched the Venus Pro, a 565 W heterojunction solar module with 24.61% efficiency. The dual-glass rooftop module features multi-cut shingled cells and comes with a 30-year warranty.
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Sineng Electric launches 510 kW high-power string inverter for utility-scale solar
Sineng Electric unveiled a 510 kW high-power string inverter designed for utility-scale solar projects, featuring 99.0% efficiency and grid-forming capabilities. The inverter supports high DC/AC ratios and AI-based operations management for improved solar deployment.
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Remote Australian mining town targets 80% renewables with solar and battery microgrid
Remote Australian mining town Menzies plans to build a solar and battery microgrid to source 80% of its power from renewable energy. The project demonstrates renewable energy potential in remote communities.
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Halocell teams with South Korean company to scale flexible perovskite solar cell production
Halocell Energy partners with South Korean company MSWay to scale production of lightweight, flexible perovskite solar cells for commercialization.
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Flexibility as an asset
The Iberian Peninsula is becoming a test case for hybrid solar and battery storage systems as standalone solar faces revenue pressure from price cannibalization and curtailment risks. Battery storage is evolving into a stabilization tool rather than a profit driver, with aggregator contracts becoming more flexible and merchant-driven.
Opinion
The world is on fire, and who does Trump blame? The Canadians | Arwa Mahdawi
Canadian wildfires create hazardous air quality across 20+ US states, prompting Trump criticism. The article discusses the air pollution crisis and questions political response to climate-related disasters.
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