Philadelphia may receive over 800 new EV chargers, expanding public charging infrastructure. The development highlights the importance of incremental progress in supporting electric vehicle adoption.
Indonesia's state-owned utility PLN has launched a tender for 1,225 MW of solar capacity across multiple regions. The project represents a significant renewable energy expansion, though no closing date has been announced.
France's energy regulator has released specifications for a 925 MW ground-mounted solar auction, the ninth period under PPE2, targeting projects over 500 kW with a July 30, 2026 submission deadline.
A new study in Senegal reveals artisanal fishing kills more sharks and rays than industrial fishing, surprising researchers. The findings suggest small-scale fishing may be a larger threat to these species than previously understood.
Japan's NEDO has opened a supplementary call for proposals on mass production of single-junction perovskite solar cells with a June 3 submission deadline. This initiative supports development of next-generation solar technology.
Brazil's solar sector faces new challenges from grid constraints and curtailment, driving adoption of energy storage and innovative business models. Industry experts view storage as essential for system integration and unlocking future renewable energy growth.
French solar company Solvéo Energies expanded its Bélesta-en-Lauragais plant to 3 MW using decentralized low-voltage mini solar field design. The innovative approach enables faster permitting and grid connection while minimizing land use.
UK government plans to transform state land including prisons and military ranges into nature-friendly habitats through tree nurseries and restoration of heathland and peat bogs. Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds says the projects demonstrate the government's commitment to habitat restoration.
UK political divisions over energy policy have deepened ahead of elections, with Conservatives and Reform UK opposing renewables while only Scottish Greens categorically oppose new fossil fuel development. The editorial argues politicians and households must accelerate the green transition as the need to move beyond fossil fuels becomes increasingly urgent.
Philadelphia is planning to install 1,000 curbside electric vehicle chargers across the city. The initiative represents a major infrastructure expansion to support EV adoption.
Kia has emerged as a competitive player in the EV market with expanding sales and a diverse lineup of electric vehicles. The automaker's growing presence demonstrates increasing mainstream adoption of electric transportation.
Tesla Semi's $290K price point could save fleets $147K-$404K over 5-10 years versus diesel trucks, though savings depend heavily on electricity and fuel prices.
Kia is reducing 2026 EV6 prices by over $5,000 on base models and more on higher trims. The price cuts make the electric SUV more affordable for consumers.
Sierra Club filed a detailed analysis with Louisiana's environmental agency identifying significant flaws in Hyundai Steel's air permit application for a proposed Louisiana steel plant. The analysis claims the permit violates legal requirements to consider cleaner alternatives and contradicts the company's environmental commitments.
Sierra Club urges investors to vote against Duke Energy directors due to the utility's failure to meet stated climate goals. The advocacy group is pushing for accountability ahead of the company's May shareholder meeting.
The Bangkok Motor Show 2026 examined Thailand's potential electric vehicle adoption tipping point amid continued traffic congestion from traditional combustion engines. The event showcased the automotive industry's shift toward EVs in Southeast Asia.
EDF Group's Atlantic Shores subsidiary continues pursuing two offshore wind farm leases in the US despite political headwinds. The French firm has not relinquished its development rights.
Eighteen new EV fast chargers powered by 100% renewable electricity have been installed at two highway locations in Germany. The 400 kW chargers are designed to support long-distance EV travel.
The EU has extended its funding ban on high-risk inverters from Chinese suppliers to battery energy storage systems (BESS). This policy impacts billions in European Investment Bank funding for renewable and storage projects.
Heat pump sales in Europe surged 17% in Q1 2026, driven by rising gas and oil prices following geopolitical tensions. The surge reflects growing consumer adoption of renewable heating technology across 11 European nations.
Madagascar's state utility and rural electrification agency signed 46 memoranda for new solar projects totaling 932 MW capacity. The initiative aims to expand renewable energy infrastructure across the island nation.
The EU leather industry successfully lobbied the European Commission to propose excluding leather, hides, and skins from the Deforestation Regulation. The exemption would remove these products from environmental oversight aimed at preventing deforestation.
Australian tree health is declining due to threats like pests and disease that are as damaging as bushfires but receive less attention. The article argues that ecosystem vulnerability requires sustained focus on these quiet but serious forest health issues.
Iceland's commercial whaling company Hvalur hf. plans to resume hunting fin whales this summer after a two-year pause. The government issued a five-year license in 2024 allowing up to 209 fin whales to be caught annually.