What is being done: clean energy, policy, courts, finance, adaptation — progress, not promises. Setbacks are filed under Causes.
November 2026
- Climate finance: UN Report Shows Adaptation Is Too SlowReprint
A UN report highlights that current levels of climate finance are failing to support necessary adaptation efforts at the required speed.
- Alabama Power Routinely Bills Ratepayers for Ads Promoting Its Goods and Services. State Regulators Want That Stopped.
Alabama regulators ordered the state's largest utility to stop charging customers for advertising costs.
- Interactive: Tracking negotiating texts at the COP31 climate summitStudy
Carbon Brief released an interactive tool to track legal negotiating texts at the COP31 climate summit.Also: Carbon Brief
- Meta-backed 250 MW solar farm breaks ground in Arkansas
Construction has begun on a 250 MW solar farm in Arkansas, with Meta purchasing the generated power.Also: EnergyTech
- Virtual power plants can help avoid overbuilt grid if AI boom goes bust
Virtual power plants are proposed as a flexible solution to manage grid capacity amid uncertainty regarding future data center energy demand.
- COP31 Briefing: What to expect from the Antalya climate summit?
Climate Home News provides a briefing on the expected outcomes and challenges for the COP31 summit in Antalya.
- These California lawmakers are positioned to reshape Washington’s climate agenda
California lawmakers are positioned to play a significant role in shaping the federal climate agenda in Washington.
- ILO at COP31: Advancing climate action that delivers for people and jobs
The International Labour Organization outlines its focus on ensuring climate action supports job creation and social equity at COP31.
- Can we talk about climate change again? How the blue wave could spark a new era for green policies
Recent political changes could potentially revitalize the push for new green policies and climate action.
- Sustainable Cooling Alternatives to Replace Conventional High Global Warming RefrigerantsStudy
Industry experts are exploring sustainable cooling technologies to replace refrigerants with high global warming potential.Also: Tech Xplore, Tech Xplore
- New company wants to stop northern landslides with biodegradable blanket
A new company is testing biodegradable blankets to prevent landslides caused by thawing permafrost in northern regions.Also: Yahoo News Canada
- Study reveals path to carbon-negative hydrogen productionStudy
A new study outlines a technical pathway for producing hydrogen with a carbon-negative footprint.
- Scientists Turn Plastic Waste and Industrial Sludge Into Stronger Concrete, Cutting Production Emissions by 66%Study
Scientists developed a method to use plastic waste and sludge in concrete, reducing production emissions by 66 percent.
- WA enviro watchdog to inspect Chevron's Gorgon plant amid methane emission concerns
Western Australia’s environmental regulator will inspect Chevron’s Gorgon plant following concerns over methane emission levels.
- CAN urges govts to turn climate promises into action at COP31
The Climate Action Network urges world governments to implement concrete climate commitments during the upcoming COP31 summit.Also: Panda.org
- Renewable Energy in Saint Kitts and Nevis: 100% Transition by 2030
Saint Kitts and Nevis has set a goal to transition to 100% renewable energy by 2030.
- ‘I never understood wind’: midterms spark hope for renewables after Trump’s hostility
Recent election results have sparked renewed optimism for the renewable energy sector following previous political hostility.
- Nearly 70 Million Tons of Food Waste Could Be a Major Source of Renewable Energy, New Research FindsStudy
New research indicates that 70 million tons of annual food waste could be converted into a significant source of renewable energy.
- Clean Power Rules Meet the Grid: How Capacity Constraints Shape Where Data Centers Can Build
Grid capacity constraints and clean power regulations are increasingly influencing the geographic development of new data centers.
- EU Survey Reveals Massive Support for Renewable Energy TransitionStudy
A new survey shows widespread public support across the European Union for the transition to renewable energy.
- How Post-Disaster Reconstruction Can Decarbonize the Residential Grid
Post-disaster reconstruction efforts offer opportunities to integrate decarbonization strategies into residential power grids.
- Reviving Solar for All Could Save US Families Over $450 Million in the First Year
An advocacy report argues that expanding solar access programs could provide substantial annual savings for U.S. households.
- Türkiye targets to lift wind, solar capacity to 175,000 MW by 2040
Türkiye has set a target to expand its wind and solar capacity to 175,000 MW by 2040.
- Govt plans mandatory energy storage rules for power distributors by March
The Indian government plans to introduce mandatory energy storage requirements for power distributors by March.
- India plans energy storage mandate for state utilities amid power shortages
India is planning to mandate energy storage requirements for state utilities to address power shortages and grid stability.
- Masdar, Endesa begin construction of €25.2 million battery storage portfolio in Spain
Masdar and Endesa have begun construction on a 25.2 million euro battery storage portfolio in Spain.
- Virginia partners with NASA to use weather, climate data in energy policy
Virginia is partnering with NASA to integrate advanced weather and climate data into state energy policy and infrastructure planning.
- Orsted profit beats estimates, says energy volatility boosts offshore wind growth
Orsted reported strong profits, noting that energy market volatility is accelerating the growth of offshore wind projects.
- Circularity Fuels raises $7M to turn cow manure into jet fuel
Circularity Fuels raised $7 million to develop technology that converts cow manure into sustainable jet fuel.
- When the oil companies leave, who pays?
As oil companies exit aging fields, questions arise regarding who bears the financial responsibility for environmental cleanup and decommissioning.
- How the midterms could unleash a new era for clean energy in these 3 statesClickbait
Recent midterm election results may accelerate clean energy transitions in three specific U.S. states.
- BYD’s newest EV is about as big as a Toyota Camry, but brings a lot more tech for $23K
BYD has launched the Seal 07 electric vehicle in China, priced at approximately $23,000.
- New Jersey is putting 10 MW of community solar on warehouse roofs
Construction has started on 10 megawatts of community solar projects located on warehouse roofs in New Jersey.
- Toyota updates the 2027 RAV4 PHEV with an NACS port and up to 52 miles of EV range
The 2027 Toyota RAV4 plug-in hybrid will feature an NACS charging port and an increased electric-only range of 52 miles.
- High gas prices are pumping up used EV sales: these are FLYING off the lot
Rising gas prices and vehicle affordability issues are driving increased consumer demand for used electric vehicles.
- Miami women turn climate worry into action
Women in Miami are organizing local initiatives to address and adapt to the impacts of climate change.
- In Meknès, a waste recovery center combines the fight against global warming with social innovation
A new waste recovery center in Meknès, Morocco, integrates social initiatives with efforts to mitigate global warming.
- 6th Global Youth Summit on Net-Zero Future held-Tsinghua University
Tsinghua University hosted the 6th Global Youth Summit to discuss international cooperation on achieving net-zero emissions.
- EXTREME HEAT THREAT: 100 at-risk traffic aides prompt heat safeguards
Local authorities in the Philippines have implemented heat safeguards for traffic aides due to extreme temperature threats.
- Cyprus institute partners in health professionals’ EU heat appealReprint
A Cyprus institute joined a coalition of health professionals urging the EU to take action against extreme heat.
- China’s Ministry of Water Resources to plan flood and drought prevention in advance in response to the strongest El Nino event on record
China is planning proactive flood and drought prevention measures in response to the current record-breaking El Niño event.
- A Year After Melissa, Resilience Amid the Rubble
A community reflects on resilience and recovery efforts one year after the impacts of Hurricane Melissa.
- China’s digital villages boost grain and cut emissions but spare carbon sinks
Digital agricultural initiatives in China are increasing grain yields while simultaneously reducing emissions and preserving carbon sinks.
- Texas Carbon Storage Project Receives FID
A carbon storage project in Texas has reached a final investment decision, moving toward implementation.
- Verra’s VM0052 Wins ICVCM Approval to Boost Coal Retirement Carbon Credits
A new methodology for coal retirement carbon credits has received approval from the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market.
- Mbrace Energy lands C$400K grant to curb methane at Canada's gas wells
Mbrace Energy received a C$400,000 grant to develop technology for reducing methane leaks at Canadian gas wells.
- Clean energy is advancing, but climate talks face a slower paceReprint
Global clean energy deployment is increasing, but international climate negotiations are struggling to maintain a necessary pace.
- Africa’s Renewable Energy Challenge: The Operate Phase Defines Whether Value Is Created or Destroyed
A report highlights the operational challenges and value-creation requirements for scaling renewable energy projects across Africa.
- Wake Forest achieves 100% renewable energy
Wake Forest University has transitioned to sourcing 100% of its electricity from renewable energy projects.
- Putting the 'renew’ into renewables
An analysis explores strategies for upgrading and extending the operational lifespan of aging renewable energy infrastructure.
- Energía Aljaval, Nisa Energy Advance 1,163MWp Energy Portfolio
Energía Aljaval and Nisa Energy are advancing a portfolio of renewable energy projects totaling 1,163MWp in capacity.
- Faropoint building 1st of 16 New Jersey community solar projects
Faropoint has begun construction on the first of 16 planned community solar projects in New Jersey.Also: Solar Builder, ROI-NJ
- Ahold Delhaize Reaches 100% Renewables Milestone with New Clean Energy Deal
Retailer Ahold Delhaize has achieved its goal of sourcing 100% renewable electricity through a new clean energy agreement.
- Solar, Wind PPAs Accelerate Scope 2 Decarbonization in Mining
Mining companies are increasingly using solar and wind power purchase agreements to reduce their Scope 2 emissions.
- Portugal ready to be ‘global leader in wave energy’
Portugal is positioning itself to become a global leader in the development of wave energy technology.
- SKKU Develops Ultra-Low-Defect Semiconductor Thin Films through Eutectic Engineering, Enabling Both Solar Cells and LEDsStudy
Researchers developed new semiconductor thin films that could improve the efficiency of solar cells and LEDs.
- Croatia opens €20 million electric vehicle subsidy scheme
Croatia has launched a 20 million euro subsidy scheme to encourage the adoption of electric vehicles.
- GridPoint targets 2 GW of battery storage across 20,000+ commercial sites as U.S. power demand surges
GridPoint aims to deploy 2 GW of battery storage across commercial sites to manage rising power demand.
- Stockholm’s Green Voltis raises €13.5 million to operate and trade battery storage across European power markets using AI
Green Voltis raised 13.5 million euros to use AI for trading battery storage across European power markets.
- COP31 summit offers opportunity to link climate intelligence with preparedness: Head of meteorological group
The WMO head stated that the COP31 summit is an opportunity to improve climate intelligence and disaster preparedness.
- Zero: How Australia Gives Citizens Free Electricity
This report details the mechanisms behind Australian initiatives aimed at providing citizens with free electricity.Also: Bloomberg $
- Exclusive: Nyquis raises $6.3M for granular grid monitoring
Nyquis secured $6.3 million in funding to develop granular grid monitoring technology for energy systems.
- Tesla-investor DBL Partners leads Atmospheric AI's $10.1M raise
Atmospheric AI raised $10.1 million in a funding round led by DBL Partners to advance climate-related technology.
- Electric Buses Need a Plan for the Next Operating Contract
Greater Manchester has awarded new bus operating contracts that include the deployment of electric buses.
- Texas Impact Heads Back to the UN’s Climate Change Conference
Texas Impact is sending a delegation to the UN climate conference to advocate for climate action.
- Tacloban university suspends uniform use amid extreme heat
A university in the Philippines suspended uniform requirements to help students cope with extreme heat.
- Canada, UNFPA launch new initiatives to cement climate resilience, livelihoods in Pakistan
Canada and the UNFPA have launched initiatives to improve climate resilience and livelihoods in Pakistan.
- San Bernardino County prepares for potential El Niño storms
San Bernardino County is implementing adaptation measures in preparation for potential El Niño-driven storms.
- Logitech launches supply chain decarbonization program
Logitech has initiated a new program aimed at reducing carbon emissions throughout its global supply chain.
- Significant reduction in the Council’s carbon emissions
Reading Borough Council reported a significant reduction in its organizational carbon emissions.
- EU carbon rules could give Canadian metal producers a sales advantage
New EU carbon regulations may provide a competitive sales advantage for Canadian metal producers.
- TotalEnergies Shares Methane Detection Expertise With Three National Oil Firms
TotalEnergies is sharing its proprietary methane detection expertise with three national oil companies.
- Civil society groups demand methane crackdown ahead of 2027 elections
Civil society groups in Nigeria are calling for stricter government regulations on methane emissions ahead of the 2027 elections.
- FG, Ogun intensify probe into recurring methane emissions in Ijebu-OdeReprint
Nigerian government agencies are intensifying investigations into persistent methane emissions reported in Ijebu-Ode.
- Eco Wave Power and WISeQey Sign Three-Year MoU for Trusted Renewable Energy Transactions
Eco Wave Power and WISeQey signed a memorandum of understanding to implement blockchain technology for secure renewable energy transactions.
- Build Big, Sell the Rest: Renewable Surplus Finds Its Market on India’s Power Exchange
India's power exchange is facilitating the sale of surplus renewable energy generated by developers.
- Tata Power commissions NHPC's 300 MW Rajasthan solar projectReprint
Tata Power has commissioned a 300 MW solar project in Rajasthan on behalf of NHPC.
- Sigenergy launches SigenCube C&I battery storage system
Sigenergy has launched a new commercial and industrial battery storage system called SigenCube.
- Navitas launches 2,300 V full-bridge SiC module for megawatt charging and grid storageStudy
Navitas has launched a 2,300 V silicon carbide module designed for megawatt-scale charging and grid storage applications.
- Scientists race to save Florida's coral as Collier County adds artificial reefs
Collier County is installing artificial reefs as part of local efforts to support coral conservation.
- Bervoets Links Coral Reef Protection and Public Health at Barbados Conference.
Tadzio Bervoets highlighted the connection between coral reef health and public health at a conference in Barbados.
- The Ocean at the UN Climate Change Conference
Discussions at the UN Climate Change Conference are focusing on the role of the ocean in climate mitigation and adaptation.
- Segway launches new electric motorcycle that’s so safe it has seatbelts
Segway introduced a new electric motorcycle featuring seatbelts at the EICMA trade show.
- DeepWay electric semi arrives in New Zealand, and gets a new name
A New Zealand food distributor has deployed an electric semi-truck, which was named by a local student.
- Vice President, British Ambassador discuss bilateral ties, flood recovery and climate cooperation
Nepal's Vice President and the British Ambassador discussed bilateral cooperation regarding flood recovery and climate change.
- How to reduce your packaging carbon footprintClickbait
This article provides general guidance on reducing the carbon footprint associated with product packaging.
- Schneider Electric and Greenly are helping SMEs to reduce emissions and operational costs
Schneider Electric and Greenly are collaborating to help small and medium enterprises reduce emissions and operational costs.
- Cement Makers Ramp Up Green Energy Investments To Rein In Costs, Emissions
Cement manufacturers are increasing investments in green energy to lower both operational costs and carbon emissions.
- An award-winning approach to reducing dairy carbon footprint
Teagasc highlights an award-winning approach implemented to reduce the carbon footprint of dairy farming.
- Reading among UK's top councils for cutting carbon emissionsReprint
Reading has been recognized as one of the top UK councils for its efforts in cutting carbon emissions.
- Clearway Energy And 2 Renewable Energy Stocks To WatchClickbait
A financial analysis highlights renewable energy stocks to watch in the current market.Also: Yahoo Finance
- Polaris Renewable Energy Q3 2026 Earnings Call TranscriptStudy
Polaris Renewable Energy released its financial results and operational updates for the third quarter of 2026.
- She Spent Years Checking the Work on Giant Energy Sites. At 55, She Built a Company on the Same Standards
A profile features an entrepreneur who founded a company focused on quality standards for large-scale energy infrastructure projects.
- Bedford Ranks Among Massachusetts Leaders in Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Ownership
Bedford, Massachusetts, reports high rates of electric and hybrid vehicle ownership among its residents.
- Aniioki A9 Pro Max review: Basically an electric motorcycle that you can pedalClickbait
This article provides a review of the Aniioki A9 Pro Max, a hybrid electric bike and motorcycle.
- New online zine brings Stroud district's Climate and Nature Strategy to life
Stroud District Council launched an online publication to promote its local climate and nature strategy.
- Dubai Municipality achieves ISO 14064-1 certification for greenhouse gas emissions measurement and reporting
Dubai Municipality has achieved ISO 14064-1 certification for its greenhouse gas emissions measurement and reporting processes.
- Exosens’ climate targets validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi)
Exosens has had its corporate climate targets validated by the Science Based Targets initiative.
- Droughts, floods and food systems risk dialogue – Part III: Turning Food System Risk into Food System Resilience: Innovative Solutions for Drought ManagementStudy
A UN report discusses innovative strategies for building food system resilience against the risks posed by droughts and floods.Also: INSIGHT EU MONITORING
- Conley’s Victory in New York’s Lower Hudson Valley Opens Door to Renewed Climate Action
The election of Cait Conley to Congress in New York is expected to shift the focus toward renewed climate action.
- Democrats’ Victory in Texas Raises Potential for Environmental Reform
Democratic electoral wins in Texas open potential pathways for environmental reform in the state's oil-dominated energy sector.
- Ford Fathom EV pickup prices will range from $28,350 to the high $30Ks
Ford's upcoming Fathom electric pickup truck is expected to launch with a starting price of $28,350.
- Gina Hinojosa won the governor’s race. What happens to Texas data centers now?
Texas governor-elect Gina Hinojosa is calling for a moratorium on new data centers pending legislative review of energy infrastructure protections.
- Not just global warming – surviving the climate cascade requires engineering-led adaptation
The Institution of Mechanical Engineers argues that engineering-led adaptation is essential to survive cascading climate impacts.
- WWF: Tripling adaptation finance is not enough – it must turn promises into protection
The WWF argues that increasing adaptation finance is insufficient unless those funds are effectively converted into tangible protection measures.Also: Panda.org
- Photos: State of the Beaches Report urges proactive sea level rise, climate adaptation
A state report advocates for proactive climate adaptation and sea level rise planning for coastal beaches.
- Japan's JBIC leads $600M credit line to cut Petronas' carbon emissions
Japan's JBIC is providing a $600 million credit line to help Petronas reduce its carbon emissions.Also: Dealroom
- From Data to Action: Scaling Global Methane Reductions through UNEP’s IMEO Partnerships
UNEP highlights the role of its International Methane Emissions Observatory in scaling global reduction efforts through new partnerships.
- CarbonFarm Raises 7 Million Euros to Shrink Rice Farming’s Methane Footprint
CarbonFarm has raised 7 million euros to develop technologies for reducing methane emissions in rice farming.Also: Global Agriculture
- The IPCC Is Looking For Feedback On Its New CDR/CCUS Methodology ReportStudy
The IPCC is seeking public feedback on its new methodology report regarding carbon dioxide removal and carbon capture technologies.Also: Carbon Herald
- Sungrow completes grid connection and commissioning of 1243 MWh BESS project
Sungrow has completed the grid connection for a 1243 MWh battery energy storage project.Also: Energy Global
- NextGrid Energy installs Croatia’s first standalone battery energy storage system
NextGrid Energy has installed the first standalone battery energy storage system in Croatia.Also: Balkan Green Energy News
- Malaysia’s data center industry gets 500 MW solar, 1 GWh battery storage boost
Malaysia's data center sector will receive 500 MW of solar power and 1 GWh of battery storage capacity.Also: ESS News
- Sungrow Commissions 1,243 MWh Battery Storage System in the UKReprint
Sungrow has commissioned a 1,243 MWh battery storage system in the United Kingdom.
- Court rejects bid to derail local activist’s climate suit
A court denied a motion to dismiss a climate change lawsuit brought by a local activist.
- Gabon agrees to sell about 6 million forest carbon credits
Gabon has entered an agreement to sell approximately 6 million forest carbon credits to support conservation efforts.
- Climate resources taken offline under Trump now back online
Climate data and resources previously removed from federal websites during the Trump administration have been restored to public access.
- Artificial mangrove roots offer temporary shield for Thailand’s eroding coastline
Communities in Thailand are testing artificial mangrove roots as a temporary measure to mitigate severe coastal erosion.
- How a ‘living breakwater’ in Hawai‘i aims to create coral habitat and protect coastline
Hawaii is implementing 'living breakwaters' to protect coastal infrastructure and restore coral habitats damaged by storm surges.
- Singapore Reveals Five-Year Energy Plan to Feed Data Center, Semicon Progress
Singapore launched a five-year energy infrastructure plan to support growing power demands from data centers and the electrification of transit.
- These cranberry bogs come with a side of solar
Massachusetts cranberry farmers are integrating solar energy installations into their bogs to generate renewable power alongside agricultural production.
- Implementing climate finance goals: where next for the UNFCCC and other multilateral processesStudy
A policy brief outlines future directions for the UNFCCC and multilateral processes regarding the implementation of climate finance goals.
- COP31: Designing a Just Transition Mechanism that works for Least Developed CountriesStudy
Climate Analytics proposes a framework for designing a just transition mechanism specifically for least developed countries ahead of COP31.
- El Niño Preparedness: An Anticipatory Action Framework for City LeadersStudy
ReliefWeb released a framework to help city leaders implement anticipatory actions for El Niño impacts.
- COP 31: ICAO champions global approach to aviation emissions
The ICAO is promoting a unified global strategy to address carbon emissions within the aviation industry.
- California’s Climate Disclosure Rule: Commenters Want Clarity, More Than Changes
Public commenters on California's climate disclosure rule are requesting greater clarity on implementation requirements.
- Explainer: How the Democratic sweep could change US energy policy
An explainer details how a Democratic victory could influence future US energy policies and climate regulations.
- Wind Apex Deployment Supports Dogger Bank C Renewable Energy Goals
Wind Apex technology is being deployed to support the development and renewable energy goals of the Dogger Bank C offshore wind project.
- India's clean energy lender seeks global tie-ups for cheaper green funding
India's state-owned clean energy lender is seeking international partnerships to secure lower-cost financing for green projects.
- India's NHPC, Essar Renewables partner on $475 million renewable energy project in Andhra Pradesh
NHPC and Essar Renewables have formed a partnership to develop a $475 million renewable energy project in Andhra Pradesh, India.
- Gov. Phil Scott and Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston Agree to Explore Offshore Wind Power Deal
Vermont Governor Phil Scott and Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston are exploring a potential cross-border offshore wind energy agreement.Also: WBUR
- Eugene approves 2% tax on big retailers to fund clean energy
The city of Eugene, Oregon, approved a 2% tax on large retailers to fund local clean energy initiatives.
- rPlus Energies raises US$450 million to support US solar and energy storage projects in rural communities
rPlus Energies secured $450 million in funding to develop solar and energy storage projects in rural U.S. communities.
- Illinois EPA launches Clean Trucks Program to help fleets switch to electric
The Illinois EPA launched a program to assist fleet operators in transitioning to electric trucks.
- ‘We've done all the trials’: Akaysha calls for system security contracts for grid-forming battery storage in Australia
Akaysha Energy is advocating for new system security contracts to support grid-forming battery storage in Australia.
- India needs 175 GW energy storage capacity by 2035-36 to ensure grid stability: CEA chief
India's Central Electricity Authority chief stated the country requires 175 GW of energy storage by 2035-36 to maintain grid stability.
- HSBC, JPMorgan Offer to Help Development Banks Get Capital Relief
HSBC and JPMorgan are offering assistance to development banks to increase capital for climate-related projects.
- India builds deep-sea capacity in bet on critical minerals future
India is expanding its deep-sea mining capabilities to secure critical minerals needed for the global energy transition.
- NEWSLETTER: Sierra Club chief says data center fights carried the climate message in midterms
The Sierra Club reports that opposition to data center expansion was a significant climate-related issue in recent midterm elections.Also: CleanTechnica
- Study maps Nelore cattle microbiota to reduce methane emissionsStudy
Researchers mapped the microbiota of Nelore cattle to identify ways to reduce methane emissions from livestock.
- Turkmenistan officials explore UK expertise on reducing methane emissions
Turkmenistan officials are consulting with UK experts to develop strategies for reducing methane leaks in the country's energy sector.Also: Mining.com.au, GOV.UK
- First: Volvo CE Electric equipment does the work, without disturbing the wildlife
Volvo CE has deployed electric construction equipment for use within the US National Wildlife Refuge System.
- Talk the Talk: Better Heat and Smoke Communication Can Protect Washington’s Health
Improved public communication regarding heat and wildfire smoke is recommended to protect public health in Washington state.
- Report outlines priorities for California wildfire resilienceStudy
A Stanford report identifies key priorities for improving wildfire resilience in California.
- South Sudan Flood Risk Reduction Feasibility AssessmentStudy
A feasibility assessment outlines strategies for reducing flood risks in South Sudan.
- Rutgers Awarded $4.2 Million To Advance Climate Resilience and Ecological Restoration in Woodbridge
Rutgers University received $4.2 million to implement climate resilience and ecological restoration projects in Woodbridge, New Jersey.
- New Doppler Radar Station Marks Significant Investment In Weather Preparedness
Jamaica has installed a new Doppler radar station to improve national weather monitoring and disaster preparedness.
- Seawall from Ferrymead to Scarborough mooted to protect coastal Christchurch suburbs
Christchurch officials are considering a new seawall to protect coastal suburbs from rising sea levels and storm surges.
- Nepal at COP31: From Climate Vulnerability to Climate Diplomacy and Justice
Nepal is focusing on climate diplomacy and justice as key themes for its participation at COP31.
- Stakeholder Network Hands Petroleum Regulator Methane Tracker To NMDPRA
A stakeholder network provided the Nigerian petroleum regulator with a new tool to track and monitor methane emissions.Also: شبكة تواصل الإخبارية
- Toyota tests solar-powered Prius in quest for plugless electric car
Toyota is testing a solar-powered Prius prototype as part of its research into plugless electric vehicles.
- Danish TSO proposes limited grid access scheme for grid fee exemption
The Danish transmission system operator proposed a limited grid access scheme to exempt certain projects from grid fees.Also: ESS News
- Econergy buys up 106 MW of operational UK battery storage capacity
Econergy has acquired 106 MW of operational battery energy storage capacity in the United Kingdom.Also: ESS News
- OHB Wins €554M ESA Contract to Build Sentinel-3 Next Generation Altimetry Satellites
OHB has been awarded a contract to build next-generation satellites for the European Space Agency to monitor climate and environmental data.Also: www.marketscreener.com
- PJM grid tackles AI power costs in race to avoid shortfalls
The PJM power grid is addressing rising electricity demand from AI data centers to prevent potential supply shortfalls.
- As Nebraska seeks to grow, Omaha’s energy capacity is a major hurdle
Omaha faces significant energy capacity challenges as the city attempts to accommodate regional economic growth.
- Puerto Rico tapped Sunrun’s home batteries for 18 straight days
Puerto Rico's grid utilized a virtual power plant of over 60,000 home batteries for 18 consecutive days in October.
- A Chief Antagonist of Offshore Wind Loses His Seat
A prominent opponent of offshore wind lost his seat in New Jersey's congressional election, though his successor's stance on the industry remains uncertain.
- Ai2 gets $5M from Google to turn AI weather model into a tool for projecting climate change
Google provided $5 million to the Allen Institute for AI to develop tools for projecting climate change impacts using AI weather models.
- UK businesses see adapting to climate change as critical to growth, but few are well preparedStudy
A Barclays report finds that while UK businesses view climate adaptation as critical for growth, most remain underprepared.
- The Path to Compliance - Navigating Local Law 97
New York building owners are navigating compliance requirements for Local Law 97 regarding carbon emission limits.
- Amazon unveils ‘sustainability accelerator’ to bolster low-carbon technologies
Amazon launched a sustainability accelerator program to support startups developing low-carbon technologies.
- Who Pays for Carbon? Inside The New Charter Party Battleground
The shipping industry is debating contractual responsibility for carbon costs under new regulatory frameworks.
- Govt to finalise carbon credit framework within a month
The government of Bangladesh plans to finalize its national carbon credit framework within the next month.
- Drying harvested blue-green algae sludge halves methane emissions in experimentsStudy
Experimental results show that drying blue-green algae sludge before disposal can reduce associated methane emissions by half.
- Global Roadmaps on forests and fossil fuels offer an innovative model for climate actionReprint
New global roadmaps for forests and fossil fuels are proposed as innovative models for advancing climate action.
- Global Solar Stocks Jump as Democrats Hold Early US Midterm Lead
Global solar energy stocks increased following early election results favoring Democratic candidates in the US midterms.
- Researchers Strive to Make Renewable Energy More Affordable: Boosting Charge Storage in Redox Flow BatteriesStudy
Researchers are developing improved redox flow batteries to increase the affordability and efficiency of renewable energy storage.
- How EV batteries can help keep the lights on and clean our air
Electric vehicle batteries could play a key role in grid stability and reducing air pollution, according to a new report.
- Democrats’ US Midterm Victory Boosts Renewable Energy Stocks
Renewable energy stocks saw a boost following the Democratic party's performance in the US midterm elections.Also: Yahoo Finance
- Arkansas to add 2,200-acre solar farm to power generation
Arkansas is set to host a new 2,200-acre solar farm to increase the state's renewable power generation capacity.
- GameChange Energy Brings its Flexible Engineering to a PV Plant in Colombia
GameChange Energy is providing flexible engineering solutions for a new photovoltaic plant in Colombia.
- Clean energy program brings changes to Grand County power bills
A local clean energy program is resulting in changes to power bills for residents in Grand County.
- Panamint Completes First Phase Financing With Lloyds, MUFG, SMBC for Renewable Energy Project in TexasReprint
Panamint has finalized the first phase of financing with international banks for a renewable energy project in Texas.
- Busan Port targets energy self-sufficiency via new strategy
Busan Port in South Korea has launched a new strategy aimed at achieving energy self-sufficiency through renewable sources.
- Integrating renewables with shared charging for resilient mobility
New infrastructure models are integrating renewable energy with shared charging systems to support resilient electric mobility.
- To Make Progress on Climate, Some Farmers Won’t Say ‘Climate’
Some farmers are finding success implementing climate-friendly practices by avoiding the term 'climate' in their communications.
- FAU Awarded $1.2M to Advance Coral Reef Restoration in Florida
Florida Atlantic University received $1.2 million in funding to advance research and restoration efforts for Florida's coral reefs.
- High-level Event on Power Sector Resilience in the Nordic and Baltic regions, co-organised with Nordic Energy ResearchStudy
The IEA and Nordic Energy Research held a high-level event to discuss strengthening power sector resilience in Nordic and Baltic regions.
- Nabrawind’s Crane-Free Wind Towers Face a Supplier Test
Nabrawind is testing a new crane-free installation system for tall wind turbine towers.
- Climate Technology Report Highlights Ocean Carbon IntelligenceStudy
A report highlights new climate technologies focused on ocean-based carbon monitoring and intelligence.
- GFMR Annual Progress Report 2026Study
The World Bank Group has released its 2026 annual progress report on the Global Flaring and Methane Reduction partnership.
- Wicomico County Moves Ahead With First-of-Its-Kind RNG Project in Maryland
Wicomico County, Maryland, is moving forward with a renewable natural gas project designed to capture methane from waste.
- Methane Emissions: Ogun, FG intensify investigation in Ijebu-Ode, pledge lasting solution
Nigerian federal and state authorities are investigating the source of recurring methane emissions in Ijebu-Ode.
- Enppi, Bureau Veritas Team Up on Engineering, Emissions reduction
Enppi and Bureau Veritas have partnered to provide engineering services aimed at reducing industrial emissions.
- PowerBank Secures Permission to Operate for 3.26 MW New York Solar Project Valued at US$7.3 Million
PowerBank Corporation received authorization to operate a 3.26 MW solar project in New York.Also: PowerBank Corporation
- Sensors to monitor temperatures near two coral reefs
New temperature sensors are being deployed to monitor conditions near two coral reefs in Thailand.
- How Does Oahu Get to an Economically Resilient, 100% Clean Energy Future?
Oahu is leveraging high electricity costs and natural resources to incubate and deploy clean energy technologies.
- Range Rover is axing its two cheapest SUVs, making way for a new entry-level EV
Range Rover is discontinuing its Evoque and Velar models to make room for a new entry-level electric vehicle.
- Maine partners update shoreline maps to improve coastal planningStudy
Maine officials updated shoreline maps to improve coastal planning and adaptation strategies in response to changing climate conditions.
- Forests, climate change, and biodiversity: Win-win-win
Forestry research highlights the interconnected benefits of forest conservation for climate mitigation and biodiversity protection.
- New Westminster begins planting more than 1,000 new street and boulevard trees
New Westminster is planting over 1,000 new trees to increase urban canopy cover and improve climate resilience.
- Cameron-Cole Earns New York State Accreditation to Verify Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Cameron-Cole has received accreditation from New York State to verify greenhouse gas emission reports.
- Palantir (PLTR) Stock Falls Despite 96% Revenue Surge, Can Its Climate Goals Keep Up?Clickbait
Financial analysis questions whether Palantir's climate goals are sufficient given its recent revenue growth.
- Radisson Blu Hotel, Sheffield becomes Radisson Hotel Group's second Verified Net Zero hotel in the UK
A Radisson Blu hotel in Sheffield has achieved verified net-zero status, marking a milestone for the hotel group.
- Chula’s Carbon Sequestration Forest in Saraburi Restores Degraded Land, and Advances Climate Education
A carbon sequestration forest project in Thailand is restoring degraded land while providing climate education.
- Fashion’s Renewable Energy Push Faces a Supplier Cost Test
The fashion industry faces economic challenges in implementing renewable energy transitions across its global supply chains.
- “Bright Beacons” Program Expands On-Site Solar Power Generation at UMass Boston
UMass Boston is expanding its on-site solar power generation through the new Bright Beacons program.
- Great River Energy Signs PPA for the Invenergy South Deuel Wind Energy Center
Great River Energy has signed a power purchase agreement for the South Deuel Wind Energy Center.
- CorPower Ocean Hosts Swedish-Portuguese Delegation at Viana do Castelo Wave Energy HubReprint
CorPower Ocean hosted a delegation to discuss progress at the Viana do Castelo wave energy hub in Portugal.
- Sunrun: Revenue Growth and Record Battery Adoption Contrast With Lower Value per New Subscriber After Costs
Sunrun reported record battery adoption alongside revenue growth despite challenges in subscriber value.
- Electric vehicles are booming worldwide.
Global adoption of electric vehicles continues to grow across international markets.
- Vertellus launches free EV transition toolkit for fleet operators
Vertellus released a free toolkit designed to help commercial fleet operators transition to electric vehicles.Also: Van Fleet World
- Coral Traceability Welcomed, but Reef Fishery Must Shift to Aquaculture
Industry experts suggest shifting reef fisheries toward aquaculture to improve sustainability and traceability.
- Heatwave Check-In Week
Health organizations are promoting a 'Heatwave Check-In Week' to encourage community support for vulnerable individuals during extreme heat.
- The CEPS/Heinrich Böll Stiftung Climate Leadership Programme 2027 for young climate leaders (Fully Funded to Brussels, Belgium)
Applications are open for a 2027 climate leadership program for young professionals hosted in Brussels.
- Environment Lawsuit Cape Verde 2026: Claims and Updates
Updates are provided regarding ongoing environmental litigation in Cape Verde.
- Surprising Energy Lawsuit 2026: Settlement and Filing Guide
A guide provides information on settlements and filings related to energy-sector lawsuits.
- Sustell and SustainCERT partner on emissions data
Sustell and SustainCERT have partnered to improve the accuracy and management of agricultural emissions data.
- Court Rules California’s First Major Carbon Capture Project Violates Law
A court ruled that California's first major carbon capture project failed to comply with state legal requirements.Also: Maven's Notebook
- What climate extremes of 2026 teach Europe about resilient infrastructureStudy
The EEA analyzes lessons from 2026 climate extremes to improve infrastructure resilience across Europe.
- India’s rapid renewables growth is strengthening its role in global energy markets, IEA report findsStudy
India's rapid expansion of renewable energy is increasing its influence in global energy markets, an IEA report finds.
- Brazil’s data-driven plan for climate-resilient healthcareStudy
Brazil is implementing a data-driven plan to integrate climate risk into healthcare infrastructure to withstand extreme weather events.
- New York raises East River Park 3 meters to protect 110,000 residents from flooding and climate change
New York City is elevating East River Park by three meters to protect residents from rising sea levels and flooding.
- Brazil offers road map to phase down fossil fuels, halt deforestation
Brazil has proposed a new roadmap aimed at phasing down fossil fuel use and halting deforestation.
- India Renewable Energy Market Report 2026Study
The IEA published a report detailing the growth and outlook of India's renewable energy market through 2026.
- Wind hybrid plants in Kazakhstan could meet 70-90% of typical electricity demand at lower cost than new coal, Ember findsStudy
Ember finds that wind hybrid power plants in Kazakhstan are more cost-effective than new coal for meeting electricity demand.Also: Ember
- Wärtsilä converts three Chevron LNG carriers to cut methane slip
Wärtsilä is retrofitting three Chevron LNG carriers with technology designed to reduce methane slip during operations.
- China’s Mengxi grid tops 20 GW of storage as renewables approach 60% of capacity
China's Mengxi grid has surpassed 20 GW of energy storage capacity as renewable energy reaches 60% of its total power mix.
- Italy authorizes nearly 7 GW of battery storage
The Italian government has authorized the development of nearly 7 GW of new battery energy storage capacity.Also: ESS News
- Carbon removal could reverse economic damage, but some countries would benefit more than othersStudy
New research indicates that carbon removal technologies could mitigate economic climate damage, though benefits would be distributed unevenly across nations.Also: Earth.com, EurekAlert!
- Nama, China’s State Grid Corp to add 1 GW of battery storage in Oman
Nama and China’s State Grid Corp have agreed to develop 1 GW of battery energy storage capacity in Oman.
- Guarding development gains: finance ministries and adaptation investmentStudy
A report outlines how finance ministries can better integrate adaptation investment into national development strategies.
- The $65 Billion Critical Minerals Bet Comes With a Catch
The expansion of critical mineral mining for the energy transition faces significant environmental, social, and supply chain challenges.
- An Ohio city is raising about $100,000 a year for solar through a carbon fee
Voters in Athens, Ohio, approved a small utility fee to fund local solar energy projects.
- Can China’s clean power stations cope with a changed climate?
This report examines the resilience of China's clean energy infrastructure in the face of changing climate conditions.
- From setting targets to limiting overshoot -…Study
Climate Analytics provides an analysis on transitioning from setting climate targets to actively limiting temperature overshoot.
- Switzerland adopts new climate adaptation plan as temperatures rise
Switzerland has adopted a new national climate adaptation plan to address the impacts of rising temperatures.
- The First Commercial CO2-to-Cement Plant
A new commercial facility has begun operations to convert captured carbon dioxide into cement, aiming to reduce construction-related emissions.Also: Energies Media
- World faces €30 trillion financing gap, Santander report warnsStudy
A Santander report warns that the global transition to a low-carbon economy faces a 30 trillion euro financing shortfall.
- Canada, EU agree deeper cooperation on energy and cleantech supply chains
Canada and the European Union have established a partnership to strengthen cooperation on clean energy and technology supply chains.
- Mangroves now shield Balanga from floods, serve as fishing lifeline
Restored mangrove forests are successfully protecting the city of Balanga from floods while supporting local fisheries.
- UN Partnership to Strengthen Sonatrach’s Capacity to Cut Methane Emissions – الشروق أونلاين
The UN is partnering with Algeria's Sonatrach to improve the company's ability to monitor and reduce methane emissions.Also: الشروق أونلاين
- New England wind generation reached a one-day record of 47.3 gigawatt-hours in October, amid rising annual output
New England wind power generation reached a daily record of 47.3 gigawatt-hours in October.
- Türkiye secures $1.9B investment through wind, solar power tenders
Türkiye secured $1.9 billion in investments through recent wind and solar power tenders.Also: Anadolu Ajansı
- Renewables account for 62 per cent of electricity consumption after 10 months
Renewable energy sources provided 62% of Portugal's electricity consumption over the first ten months of the year.
- Acciona Energía to add 42 MWh of battery storage across Dominican solar farms
Acciona Energía is adding 42 MWh of battery storage capacity to its existing solar farms in the Dominican Republic.Also: ESS News
- How a Democrat Win Could Frustrate Trump’s Energy Agenda
Democratic electoral victories could potentially obstruct efforts to roll back existing climate and energy regulations.
- JPMorgan Turns Attention to EU’s €1.2 Trillion Electricity Plan
JPMorgan is evaluating the financial implications of the European Union's massive investment plan for electricity infrastructure.
- LG Energy to Expand North America Battery Output on AI Demand
LG Energy Solution plans to increase North American battery production to meet rising demand from the AI sector.
- How the energy crisis is redefining energy security in the Middle East and North AfricaStudy
The IEA examines how the global energy crisis is reshaping security strategies across the Middle East and North Africa.
- Electric aviation is taking off in unexpected ways
Electric aviation technology is advancing through various niche applications and unexpected development pathways.
- Louisiana’s accidental blueprint for restoring its coast
Louisiana is inadvertently developing a model for coastal restoration that could serve as a blueprint for other regions.
- Governments must include small-scale fishers in their plans to protect the oceans: ReportStudy
A new report urges governments to increase support and accountability for small-scale fishers to help meet global marine biodiversity goals.
- UN recognizes ongoing restoration work inside Ethiopia’s Desa’a forest amid conflict
The UN recognized an Ethiopian forest restoration project as a World Restoration Flagship during a biodiversity conference.
- Payment scheme in Botswana pays communities to coexist with wildlife
A new payment scheme in Botswana incentivizes rural communities to coexist with wildlife by rewarding them for monitoring local animal populations.
- Welsh public sector unlikely to meet net zero plans by 2030, say auditors
Auditors report that the Welsh public sector is unlikely to meet its 2030 net-zero targets due to insufficient progress.
- The ETS Investment Engine: Scaling Europe’s Strategic E-fuel Market for Shipping & Aviation
The EU is reviewing its Emissions Trading System to better align with 2040 climate targets and support e-fuel markets for shipping and aviation.
- Why batteries, not gas plants, should be data centers' first choice
Battery storage is presented as a cleaner and more cost-effective alternative to gas plants for powering the growing data center industry.
- Towards Integrated Climate, Migration and Health Action in the MENA RegionStudy
A report explores integrated strategies for addressing climate-driven migration and health challenges in the MENA region.
- NTI has a plan to adapt to climate change but needs money to implement it
Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. has developed a climate adaptation plan but requires additional funding to execute the proposed measures.
- COP 31 in Antalya: What Are the Key Issues on the Agenda?
This overview outlines the primary agenda items and expected focus areas for the upcoming COP 31 climate conference in Antalya.
- Nobel prize-winning chemist develops device that makes drinking water from air without electricity
A new device developed by a Nobel laureate extracts drinking water from the air without requiring electricity.
- Tesla Model Y set a NEW RECORD for the lowest lifetime carbon emissions Green NCAP has ever measured. It's a family SUV! Just 95g of CO₂-eq per kilometre, counting EVERYTHING from building the car and its battery to driving it and eventually recyclingStudy
The Tesla Model Y achieved a record-low lifetime carbon emissions rating in recent testing by Green NCAP.
- Meta Signs Multi-Year Deal With Fortera to Boost Low-Carbon Cement
Meta has signed a multi-year agreement with Fortera to purchase low-carbon cement for its data center construction projects.
- Green-debt fees hit nearly $3 billion, topping fossil fuels for fifth yearStudy
Fees from green-debt issuances reached $3 billion, surpassing those generated by fossil fuel financing for the fifth consecutive year.
- 'Clean energy is going to win out': Permitting bill tests greens' faith
A new permitting bill is testing the support of environmental groups for clean energy infrastructure development.Also: Heatmap $
- Solar bonanza: Merchant revenues soar to highest level in two years as gas generation hits all-time low
Solar generation in Australia has reached record levels, contributing to the lowest-ever reliance on gas-fired power generation.
- 🚘🔋 Indonesia's EV ambition: Beyond passenger cars to commercial and marine clean mobility
Indonesia is expanding its electric vehicle strategy to include commercial and marine transport sectors.Also: EVWORLD.COM, EVWORLD.COM
- Cabinet approves Sri Lanka’s first utility-scale battery storage project
The Sri Lankan cabinet has approved the country's first utility-scale battery energy storage project.
- How a Chinese state-owned trader became the climate leader among ag giants
A Chinese state-owned agricultural trader is adopting new sustainability standards, positioning itself as a leader in the sector.
- Singapore will push for stronger action against transboundary haze as ASEAN chair in 2027, says minister
Singapore plans to prioritize regional action against transboundary haze during its upcoming ASEAN chairmanship.
- Europe Electrification Data ExplorerStudy
Ember released an interactive data explorer detailing electrification trends across Europe.Also: Ember
- Pennsylvania is way ahead on NEVI charging – now comes another $37M
Pennsylvania is allocating $37 million in federal funding to install 515 new public electric vehicle charging ports in the Philadelphia region.
- Innovative strategies the wine industry is using to adjust to climate change
The wine industry is adopting various innovative agricultural strategies to adapt to the impacts of a changing climate.
- Oregon Supreme Court hears PacifiCorp wildfire class-action case
The Oregon Supreme Court is hearing a class-action lawsuit against utility company PacifiCorp regarding its liability for damages caused by wildfires.
- Improving Drought Services in Hawai‘i and the U.S. Affiliated Pacific IslandsStudy
Federal agencies are working to improve drought monitoring and support services for Hawaii and Pacific Island territories.
- Nepali climate activist Pema Wangmo Lama on flood recovery, loans and hydropower
A Nepali climate activist discusses the challenges of flood recovery, debt, and the role of hydropower in climate adaptation.Also: The Kathmandu Post
- New research explores what businesses need from industrial carbon pricingStudy
A new report outlines the specific requirements businesses have for effective industrial carbon pricing policies.Also: Pembina Institute
- Methane Regulator-to-Regulator (MR2R) Southeast Asia Regional Exchange in Bali
Regulators from Southeast Asian nations met in Bali to discuss strategies for monitoring and reducing methane emissions.Also: ASEAN Centre for Energy
- Zefiro Targets New Carbon Credit Revenue from Abandoned Methane-Leaking Oil Wells
Zefiro is developing a business model to generate carbon credits by plugging abandoned, methane-leaking oil wells.Also: CarbonCredits.com
- Govt plans gradual shift to electric vehicles for official fleets
The government of Pakistan plans to gradually transition official vehicle fleets to electric models.
- Gresham House Energy Storage Fund launches formal sales process
Gresham House Energy Storage Fund has initiated a formal sales process for its assets.Also: Solar Power Portal
- Boulders dropped off coast to disrupt deep fishing
Greenpeace has deployed boulders off the UK coast to prevent bottom-trawling fishing vessels from damaging marine habitats.
- Aluminum–Air Generators for Data Centres Face a Metal Logistics Test
A startup is developing aluminum-air generators as a potential low-emission alternative to diesel backup power for data centers.
- The Future of Buildings in Illinois Is Electric
The Illinois Commerce Commission is evaluating the most affordable pathways to meet state building decarbonization goals.
- Here’s how solar and wind developers can hold on to tax credits
Solar and wind developers are navigating federal tax credit requirements established by the Inflation Reduction Act.
- Shade is crucial for surviving extreme heat. (IMAGE)Study
Scientific findings emphasize that access to shade is a vital adaptation strategy for surviving extreme heat events.
- A Record Heat Wave Just Pushed the Grid to Its Limit — Here's Why the Best Solar Battery Question Isn't Going Away
A record heat wave highlights the importance of solar battery storage for grid stability during peak demand.
- Three Tribes, Three Forests: Protecting the kauri from fire and disease
Indigenous tribes are working to protect kauri forests from the dual threats of wildfire and disease.
- This Week’s Muni Bonds Come With Big Physical Climate Risk
Financial analysts warn that municipal bonds are increasingly exposed to physical climate risks like flooding.
- Indonesia starts operations at 300-tpd CO2 liquefaction plant
Indonesia has launched a new carbon dioxide liquefaction plant to support carbon capture and storage operations.
- Celanese, Röchling Join Forces to Scale CO2-Based Low-Carbon POM Solutions
Celanese and Röchling are partnering to scale the production of low-carbon plastics derived from captured carbon dioxide.
- Sinopec and BASF align carbon footprint methods to boost green transformationReprint
Sinopec and BASF are standardizing their carbon footprint calculation methods to support industrial decarbonization efforts.
- Democrats Seek Wind Project Certainty Ahead of Permitting Vote
Democratic lawmakers are pushing for increased certainty for wind energy projects ahead of upcoming permitting votes.
- Solar, not quick rentals, to address power crisis: PM
The Prime Minister of Bangladesh announced a shift toward solar power to address the country's ongoing energy crisis.Also: Businessday NG
- Milestone as BYD builds 3,000th electric bus for the UK
BYD has reached a milestone by delivering its 3,000th electric bus for use in the United Kingdom.
- Gresham House Energy Storage bows to activist pressure to put itself up for sale
Gresham House Energy Storage Fund has initiated a formal sales process following pressure from activist investors.Also: Sharecast.com, Sharecast.com
- High-Capacity Battery Storage Systems: CATL Launches Its 9MWh TENER+ in Australia
CATL has launched its 9MWh TENER+ battery storage system in the Australian market.
- Expertise Informing Global Climate Policy At COP31Reprint
Experts are preparing to provide scientific and policy guidance for the upcoming COP31 climate summit.
- Ecuador's banana supply chain comes together to measure its carbon footprint
Ecuador's banana industry has initiated a collaborative project to measure and track the carbon footprint of its supply chain.
- WATCH Video: Inside China’s Giant Solar Farm Sprawling Across 10,590 Acres of Shanxi Mountain
A large-scale solar farm has been constructed across 10,590 acres in China's Shanxi mountains.Also: The Sunday Guardian
- Operated by women, powered by solar energy: Pune Metro line 3 praised for unique features
Pune Metro's new line is being recognized for being solar-powered and operated by an all-female staff.
- Fully Electric Heavy-duty Trucks Market Evolution: Powering Zero-Emission Freight for the Next Era of LogisticsReprint
The market for heavy-duty electric trucks is evolving to support zero-emission logistics and freight transport.
- Grid-forming vs. grid-following in residential solar-plus-storageStudy
This technical analysis compares grid-forming and grid-following inverter technologies for residential solar-plus-storage systems.Also: pv magazine Global
- Trading places: smarter management of hybrid assets
This analysis explores strategies for the smarter management of hybrid energy assets to improve grid efficiency.
- New tool will help gardeners move away from thirsty English classics to drought-resistant plants
A new tool helps gardeners select drought-resistant plants better suited to projected local climate changes.
- Cloning Endangered Trees In The Battle Against Global Warming
Researchers are exploring the cloning of endangered tree species as a strategy to mitigate the impacts of global warming.
- Heatwave: Doctors urge Nigerians to eat water-rich fruits, stay hydrated
Nigerian doctors are advising the public to maintain hydration and consume water-rich foods to mitigate heatwave health risks.
- El Niño: Prepare for heat wave, Ekiti tells farmers
The Ekiti state government in Nigeria has advised farmers to prepare for heatwaves associated with El Niño conditions.
- Alfa Laval Pioneers Recycled Titanium for Gasketed Plate Heat Exchangers
Alfa Laval is incorporating recycled titanium into its heat exchangers to lower the carbon intensity of its manufacturing processes.
- Pharma’s silent sustainability risk and the supply chain fix
The pharmaceutical industry is increasingly focusing on supply chain sustainability to address its significant carbon footprint.
- Hooxi Partners Targets 2027 EU Carbon Rules, Builds One-Stop Response System
Hooxi Partners is developing a platform to help companies comply with upcoming European Union carbon reporting regulations.
- Nippon Thompson Adopts 2.73 MW Rooftop Solar Project In Vietnam To Cut 1,502 Tonnes Of CO₂ Emissions Annually
Nippon Thompson installed a 2.73 MW rooftop solar project in Vietnam to reduce annual CO2 emissions by 1,502 tonnes.
- Amazon Stockton delivery station targets 50% lower energy use
Amazon's new delivery station in Stockton is designed to operate with 50 percent less energy than standard facilities.
- 2026 Oklahoma Solar Summit: Bridging Agriculture and Renewable Energy in Stillwater
The 2026 Oklahoma Solar Summit will focus on integrating solar energy technology with agricultural practices.
- Illinois community solar farm will produce renewable energy and hay
A new community solar project in Illinois is designed to generate renewable energy while maintaining agricultural hay production.
- Despite setbacks, NC’s clean energy sector still has plenty of charge
North Carolina's clean energy sector continues to grow despite facing various market and political challenges.
- Hull Street Energy closes buy of 1.4-GW US clean energy fleet
Hull Street Energy has completed the acquisition of a 1.4-GW portfolio of clean energy assets in the United States.
- Quebec Expects to Import More Power After US Utility Deals
Quebec anticipates importing more electricity following recent power deals with U.S. utilities.
- Port of Oakland delivers 84% renewable and zero-carbon power in 2025Study
The Port of Oakland reported that 84% of its power supply was derived from renewable and zero-carbon sources in 2025.
- Envision Energy unveils AI-powered system for mining, smelting sector
Envision Energy has launched an AI-powered system designed to improve efficiency in the mining and smelting sectors.
- Where Is the Greenhouse Gas Protocol’s Missing Legacy Clause?
The Corporate Energy Buyers Association examines gaps in the Greenhouse Gas Protocol regarding legacy energy contracts and emissions accounting.
- STV Supports Westchester County's Hybrid-Electric Bus Fleet Expansion
STV is assisting Westchester County in expanding its fleet of hybrid-electric buses.
- Yinson GreenTech teams up with Saxon Renewables on carbon credits from EV charging
Yinson GreenTech and Saxon Renewables are partnering to generate carbon credits from electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
- Battery Energy Storage System and Pumped Storage Projects Offer Solutions for Integrating Energy Grid: A ReportReprint
A report highlights the role of battery and pumped storage projects in integrating renewable energy into the power grid.
- The Ministers of Youth and Environment launch the activities of the local youth conference on climate change
Government ministers launched a local youth conference focused on climate change engagement and policy.
- Trelleborg Carbon Footprint Methodology Verified by Independent Certifying Authority DEKRAStudy
Trelleborg has received independent verification for its methodology used to calculate the carbon footprint of its products.Also: Rubber News
- Shimizu Corporation’s Green Float for a better tomorrow
Shimizu Corporation is developing a floating city concept designed to adapt to rising sea levels.
- Onterris Highlights Expanded Market Opportunities in Methane Emissions ManagementClickbait
Onterris discusses the growing commercial market opportunities for companies providing methane emissions management and monitoring services.Also: Lelezard
- The dedicated volunteers plant coral in Shenzhen.
Volunteers in Shenzhen are actively participating in coral planting efforts to restore local marine habitats.
- Mphasis Net Zero Ambitions Are Validated -
Mphasis has received external validation for its corporate net-zero emissions targets.
- Encore Renewable Energy taps Wattch for solar and storage asset management
Encore Renewable Energy has partnered with Wattch to manage its solar and energy storage assets.
- Enlight Renewable Energy Reports Third Quarter 2026 Financial ResultsStudy
Enlight Renewable Energy released its financial results for the third quarter of 2026.Also: Yahoo Finance
- Hakim Ali Sees Major Shift in Nigeria’s Institutional Solar Energy Market.
Institutional solar energy markets in Nigeria are experiencing a significant shift according to industry observer Hakim Ali.
- Masdar to Explore Renewable Energy Projects in New Zealand
Masdar is evaluating potential renewable energy projects in New Zealand.
- Acciona Energía Will Build Three Storage Systems in the Dominican Republic
Acciona Energía plans to construct three energy storage systems in the Dominican Republic.
- CRC and Bloom Energy Partner for Decarbonized Power
CRC and Bloom Energy have formed a partnership to implement decarbonized power solutions.
- The Role of Gas Analysis in the Clean Industrial Revolution
Gas analysis technology is playing an increasingly important role in supporting the transition to clean industrial processes.
- Enlight Renewable Energy Q3 revenue rises 40% to $231MReprint
Enlight Renewable Energy reported a 40% increase in third-quarter revenue, reaching $231 million.
- PM opens two-day Solar Expo-2026
The Prime Minister of Bangladesh inaugurated a two-day solar energy exhibition to promote renewable technology.Also: Dainik Shiksha
- Advanced Energy Storage Systems Market Size | CAGR of 10.0%Study
A market research report projects a 10% compound annual growth rate for the advanced energy storage systems market.
- Grid-Scale Energy Storage Market Projected to Reach US$206.57Study
A market forecast predicts significant growth for the grid-scale energy storage sector.
- Lesson 1: Recognizing and Proactively AdaptingReprint
An educational piece outlines the importance of recognizing climate risks and implementing proactive adaptation strategies.
- Engineering manager finds fulfillment in renewable energy, unique outdoor pursuits
A profile features an engineering manager working in the renewable energy sector.
- Board OKs VAHS solar panel project
A local board has approved a solar panel project for the Verona Area High School.
- Despite record summer demand, solar, storage kept ERCOT prices lowStudy
IEEFA reports that solar and battery storage helped keep electricity prices low in Texas during record summer demand.
- Fiji’s largest nature-based climate investment to protect Great Sea Reef
Fiji has launched a significant nature-based climate investment project to protect the Great Sea Reef.Also: The Fiji Times
- Electric trucks hit 50% of China’s heavy truck sales, diesel demand falls
Electric heavy trucks reached 50% of market share in China, contributing to a significant decline in national diesel demand.
- Climate scientists want billions to study cooling the planet
Climate scientists are requesting significant funding to research solar geoengineering as a potential method to cool the planet.Also: The Times $
- Pacific nations warn rising sea levels pose human rights and legal challenges
Pacific nations are highlighting the human rights and legal implications of rising sea levels caused by climate change.Also: Post Courier
- Ahead of Next Climate Summit, COP30 Host Brazil Unveils 'Critical Handbook for Ending the Fossil Fuel Era'
Brazil released a handbook outlining strategies for ending the fossil fuel era ahead of upcoming climate negotiations.
- Decarbonising Australia's power sector would create thousands of jobsStudy
A report indicates that decarbonizing Australia's power sector would generate significant employment opportunities.Also: Climate Analytics
- Solar and batteries cut Texas and California power costs, but rising grid costs muted bill relief
Solar and batteries lowered power costs in Texas and California, though rising grid maintenance expenses offset some consumer savings.
- Ethiopia’s Improbable Leap to Electric Vehicles
Ethiopia is rapidly adopting electric vehicles as part of a national effort to modernize its transportation sector.Also: Bloomberg $
- BYD sold more EVs last month than the US did all quarter, topping 300,000
BYD recorded over 300,000 electric vehicle sales in October, surpassing total US electric vehicle sales for the third quarter.
- Planetary Power: Geoengineering and the New Geopolitics of Climate Intervention
A new analysis explores the geopolitical implications and governance challenges surrounding potential climate geoengineering interventions.
- India's emissions growth slows as renewable energy begins replacing coal, UNEP report findsReprint
A UNEP report finds that India's emissions growth is slowing as renewable energy sources begin to displace coal.
- Australia: opportunities for employment in a high renewable scenarioStudy
Climate Analytics highlights the potential for job creation in Australia through a transition to high renewable energy scenarios.
- TotalEnergies spending more on US renewables as others exit, says CEO
TotalEnergies CEO confirms the company is increasing its investment in U.S. renewable energy projects while other firms scale back.
- Egypt: AfDB invests $66 million in Dandara solar and battery project
The African Development Bank is investing $66 million in a solar and battery storage project in Egypt.
- Solar Power Surpasses Nuclear Generation in Historic Global Energy ShiftReprint
Global solar power generation has surpassed nuclear power generation for the first time.
- Opportunities and challenges for decarbonised, adaptable and resilient transport systems in the United KingdomStudy
A study in Nature Climate Change outlines the challenges and opportunities for creating a resilient, decarbonized transport system in the UK.
- The high-tech efforts to restore ‘climate hero’ mangroves
New high-tech methods are being utilized to restore mangrove ecosystems for their carbon sequestration and coastal protection benefits.
- Germany’s Hydrogen Pipeline Reached Marl. Its Market Still Needs to Add Up.
Germany achieved a milestone in its hydrogen infrastructure project by successfully transporting renewable hydrogen through converted natural gas pipelines.Also: Shanghai Metals Market
- Chile puts its entire disaster-response system on standby as forecasts point to a hotter 2026–27 summer
Chile has placed its disaster-response system on standby in anticipation of a hotter-than-average summer season.
- Rethinking the outage map for a multi-hazard world
Utility companies are updating outage mapping systems to better manage risks from increasingly frequent climate-driven extreme weather events.Also: Utility Dive
- 2 years after Hurricane Helene, Grist holds disaster resilience fairs in western North Carolina
Grist is hosting community resilience fairs in North Carolina to help residents prepare for future climate-related disasters.Also: Grist
- Paris Climate Agreement Signatories Cutting Emissions The Most
An analysis identifies which signatories of the Paris Agreement are currently achieving the most significant emissions reductions.Also: Yahoo
- Southeast Asian facility to focus on methane emissions monitoring technologies
A new facility in Southeast Asia will focus on developing and deploying technologies for monitoring methane emissions.Also: ship.energy, Maritime Gateway
- ‘Advancing grid-forming energy storage’: Sungrow wins Hazelwood BESS 2 PCS and BESS order in Australia
Sungrow has secured a contract to provide grid-forming battery storage technology for the Hazelwood BESS 2 project in Australia.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- Batteries on the rise: large-scale storage drives growth in Germany and Czechia
Large-scale battery storage deployment is driving renewable energy growth in Germany and the Czech Republic.Also: oEnergetice.cz
- Spanish BESS projects reach financial close with 220 MWh
Battery energy storage projects totaling 220 MWh have reached financial close in Spain.Also: ESS News
- India’s Coral Reef Monitoring Gains a National Climate Network
India is establishing a national climate network to improve the monitoring and protection of its coral reefs.
- China Bets on Renewable Energy to Gain an AI Edge
China is leveraging its renewable energy sector to provide low-cost power for the data centers fueling its artificial intelligence industry.
- Osage Nation speeds up orphan well cleanup as federal oversight recedes
The Osage Nation is accelerating efforts to clean up abandoned oil wells as federal oversight and regulatory involvement decline.
- Indigenous peoples and local communities solidify decision-making powers at COP17
Indigenous peoples and local communities have secured a formal role in decision-making processes at the UN Biodiversity Conference.
- Ranchers in Brazil ordered to leave home of Indigenous people living in voluntary isolation
A Brazilian federal judge ordered ranchers to vacate Indigenous territory, reversing a previous decision that allowed their presence.
- Building the Cities of Tomorrow with Living Materials
Researchers are testing engineered living materials in concrete to improve building sustainability and add self-healing capabilities.
- How Europe’s battery passport could have a big impact on US e-bikes
New EU regulations requiring digital battery passports for e-bikes by 2027 may influence global standards for battery tracking and recycling.
- Boise plans to tap its geothermal network to heat 300 affordable homes
Boise is expanding its geothermal heating network to provide carbon-free heat to 300 additional affordable housing units.
- Spelman College Receives Nearly $400,000 from NASA to Investigate Climate Change Impacts
Spelman College received a NASA grant to research the impacts of climate change.Also: The Manila Times
- Oregon looking at new rules for 3-mile-wide ribbon of ocean along the coast
Oregon is considering new regulatory rules for its coastal ocean waters.
- Climate change affects Modesto’s poorest areas the most. What is the city’s plan?
Modesto is evaluating strategies to address the disproportionate impacts of climate change on its most vulnerable and low-income neighborhoods.
- WIPO GREEN to Launch Solutions for Restoring Climate-Impacted Ecosystems at COP31
WIPO GREEN plans to introduce new technological solutions for restoring ecosystems impacted by climate change at the upcoming COP31 summit.
- Geoengineering Climate Intervention: Global Roadmap Needed
The World Economic Forum calls for the development of a global roadmap to govern climate geoengineering research and deployment.
- U.K. tries to map out impact of extreme weather on public services
The U.K. government is developing a strategy to map and mitigate the impacts of extreme weather on public services.
- Greensboro moving to mandatory water restrictions as drought continues
Greensboro is transitioning to mandatory water restrictions as drought conditions persist in the region.
- ‘Unprecedented conditions’ force Denver Water to increase rates for 2027
Denver Water is increasing rates for 2027 to address unprecedented water supply challenges.
- Finance at COP31
Discussions regarding climate finance are underway in preparation for the COP31 summit.
- WHO Global Preparedness and Response to El Niño-Related Public Health Risks and Emergencies - Strategic Preparedness and Response PlanStudy
The WHO has released a strategic plan to prepare for and respond to public health emergencies linked to El Niño.
- ArcelorMittal, BHP, and Mitsubishi Achieve Over 90% Carbon Capture at Gent Steel Plant
ArcelorMittal, BHP, and Mitsubishi have achieved over 90% carbon capture efficiency at a steel plant in Gent.Also: SteelOrbis
- Fossil Free Politics calls on EU governments to exclude lobbyists from their COP31 delegation
Advocacy group Fossil Free Politics is urging EU governments to bar fossil fuel lobbyists from their COP31 delegations.
- China Reports Progress On Emissions, Renewable Energy And Climate AdaptationReprint
China reports progress in reducing emissions, expanding renewable energy capacity, and implementing climate adaptation measures.
- Bridging Renewable Energy and Global TradeStudy
The WTO releases a report on the intersection of renewable energy deployment and international trade policies.
- Not Wind, Not Solar: Japan's Renewable Project Makes Energy From Saltwater
A Japanese project is testing a new renewable energy technology that generates power using saltwater.
- VERBUND Announces Start of Construction For the First Wind Project in Albania
VERBUND has begun construction on Albania's first utility-scale wind energy project.
- China's Green Hydrogen Strategy and Its Role in Global Market Dynamics
An overview examines China's strategic development of green hydrogen and its impact on the global energy market.
- TotalEnergies expands U.S. renewable investments as competitors pull backReprint
TotalEnergies is expanding its U.S. renewable energy portfolio, contrasting with the strategy of several industry competitors.
- Cox Bets US$6 Billion on Mexico's Energy Future
Cox is investing $6 billion into energy infrastructure projects in Mexico to support the country's energy future.
- Australia’s SEC signs 10-year deal for 102 MW solar-plus-storage project
Australia’s State Electricity Commission signed a ten-year agreement for a 102 MW solar-plus-storage project.
- IEA EGRD Workshop: Scaling battery ecosystems - Evaluating R,D & E priorities to overcome gigafactory build-out bottlenecks - Event - IEAStudy
The IEA is hosting a workshop to address bottlenecks in scaling battery manufacturing ecosystems.
- Minnesota Pitches Community Solar Program as a Model
Minnesota is promoting its community solar program as a potential model for other states.
- As Diesel Costs Surge for Farmers & Rural Businesses, Solar Offers a Lifeline
Rising diesel costs are driving rural farmers and small businesses in regions like Tanzania to adopt solar-powered equipment as a cost-effective alternative.
- Veritree and Husqvarna scale verified forest restoration
Veritree and Husqvarna are expanding a partnership to scale verified forest restoration projects.Also: Sustainability Magazine
- At the Wall of Wind, Engineers Blow Homes Apart to Learn How to Save Them
Engineers are testing building materials against extreme wind speeds to improve structural resilience against hurricanes.Also: The Good Men Project
- Mbarawa: Tanzania’s Investment in Clean Energy Reducing Environmental Impact
Tanzanian officials report that investments in clean energy are successfully reducing the country's environmental impact.
- Global climate experts meet in Arusha as Tanzania pushes science-led response
Climate experts are convening in Arusha to support Tanzania's commitment to science-led climate responses.
- Juniper Green Energy Reports Record Q2 EBITDA and BESS Growth
Juniper Green Energy reported record quarterly earnings driven by growth in battery energy storage systems.
- Electric vehicles drive Palo Alto’s emission reductions
Palo Alto reports that the adoption of electric vehicles has contributed to a measurable reduction in the city's greenhouse gas emissions.Also: Palo Alto Online
- Board adopts resolution setting pathway to decarbonizing County vehicle fleet
Multnomah County has passed a resolution to transition its vehicle fleet to zero-emission models.Also: Multnomah County
- More hybrid vehicles to be penalised under tighter emissions regulations
New, stricter emissions regulations in Australia will result in penalties for certain hybrid vehicle models.Also: CarExpert
- Abu Dhabi taxis go green as hybrid and electric fleet hits 99%
Abu Dhabi has transitioned 99% of its taxi fleet to hybrid and electric vehicles.Also: Gulf News
- Stuttgart Airport secures €44m EU loan to cut emissions, modernise operations
Stuttgart Airport received a 44 million euro EU loan to fund emissions reduction and operational modernization projects.Also: The Brussels Times
- EV owners could earn £725 a year selling power to the grid via V2G
Vehicle-to-grid technology allows electric vehicle owners to earn income by feeding stored battery power back into the electricity grid.Also: This is Money
- Australia’s 14,000 Planned Kerbside EV Chargers Face Risk of Going Unused
Concerns are raised that thousands of planned kerbside electric vehicle chargers in Australia face a high risk of remaining unused.Also: JournalArta
- HiTHIUM displays 8 hour battery storage system in Melbourne
HiTHIUM showcased its long-duration eight-hour battery storage technology at an industry event in Melbourne.
- In some states, you can now plug solar panels into your wall
New plug-in solar panel technology allows renters and homeowners to easily generate renewable energy and reduce electricity costs.
- Community input strengthens urban flood adaptation modelStudy
Baltimore is using community input to improve urban flood adaptation models as climate change increases flood frequency.Also: Mirage News
- Swarm Of Electric Trucks Coming To US (Battery Swapping Included?)Reprint
Janus Electric and Electrovaya are partnering to expand electric truck conversions in North America despite unfavorable US policy shifts.
- Tesla Powerwall 3 now boosts heat pumps to store cheap solar as heat
Tesla launched a feature in Europe allowing Powerwall 3 systems to optimize heat pump usage for storing surplus solar energy as heat.
- Toyota’s Corolla Cross EV spotted for the first time [Images]
Toyota's upcoming all-electric Corolla Cross has been spotted in public ahead of its expected 2027 launch.
- 5 key insights to improving global water management
Experts provide insights into improving global water management strategies.
- Democratic, economic and environmental resilience integral to Commonwealth prosperity, new report findsStudy
A new report from the Commonwealth Secretariat highlights the necessity of environmental and economic resilience for long-term prosperity.
- Climate-Friendly Cooling | Newswise
Newswise highlights emerging technologies and strategies for sustainable, climate-friendly cooling solutions.Also: Mirage News
- COP31 could be crunch time for climate change
Upcoming COP31 climate negotiations are identified as a critical juncture for global climate policy and action.
- COP31: Why it still matters for businesses
Businesses are being urged to prepare for the strategic importance of the upcoming COP31 climate summit.
- PCC-NIAS advances breeding of heat-resilient buffaloes amid El Niño threat
The Philippine Carabao Center is breeding heat-resilient buffaloes to help farmers adapt to El Niño-driven temperature increases.
- Voluntary Water Conservation Effective 11/2/2026
The City of Charlotte has implemented voluntary water conservation measures effective November 2.
- Ghana’s climate and ESG communiqué targets district-level finance as flood-prone communities seek adaptation funding
Ghana is targeting district-level finance to support adaptation efforts in communities vulnerable to flooding.
- The Maeslant Barrier: A One-of-a-Kind Answer to a One-of-a-Kind Problem
The Maeslant Barrier in the Netherlands serves as a specialized engineering solution for flood protection.
- UGA uses $8 million grant to save coastal marshes
The University of Georgia received an $8 million grant to support coastal marsh conservation efforts.Also: WABE
- When El Niño meets fragility and conflict: Can emergency seed aid build resilience?Study
Researchers examine whether emergency seed aid can build resilience against food insecurity in conflict zones during El Niño.
- Central Bank of India Joins PCAF to Standardize Carbon Emission DisclosuresReprint
The Central Bank of India joined the Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials to standardize its carbon emission disclosures.
- Amazon opens first net zero carbon delivery station in the UK
Amazon has opened its first net-zero carbon delivery station in the United Kingdom.
- Investors grapple with new EU carbon tax risk
Investors are assessing financial risks associated with the European Union's new carbon tax regulations.
- Sichuan tightens energy and carbon upgrade requirements for cement producers
Sichuan province has implemented stricter energy and carbon efficiency requirements for local cement manufacturers.
- Salesforce to Buy 500,000 Rice Methane Credits From India’s Mitti Labs by 2030
Salesforce has committed to purchasing 500,000 methane reduction credits from an Indian startup by 2030.
- Turkmenistan seeks international partnerships to cut methane emissions
Turkmenistan is seeking international cooperation to help reduce methane emissions from its energy sector.
- OGDC Trains PPL, Mari Energies to Control Methane Emissions
The Oil and Gas Development Company is training other Pakistani energy firms on methane emissions control.
- COP 31: How Nigeria can deliver on 2035 climate commitments
An analysis explores strategies for Nigeria to meet its 2035 climate commitments ahead of COP31.
- Beyond Price: Corporate Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and Non-Price CriteriaStudy
The Nature Conservancy examines non-price criteria in corporate power purchase agreements for renewable energy.
- Can Cities Take Control of Their Electric Utilities?
An analysis explores the feasibility and implications of cities taking municipal control of their electric utilities.
- How FEOC Compliance Affects Renewable Energy Tax Credits
New guidance details how Foreign Entity of Concern compliance requirements impact eligibility for renewable energy tax credits.
- Envision Deploys First 800V System to Deliver Green Power for AI
Envision has deployed an 800V power system designed to provide renewable energy for high-demand artificial intelligence infrastructure.
- Digital solutions for a more flexible, efficient and sustainable energy systemStudy
EU-funded research highlights digital innovations aimed at improving the flexibility and efficiency of sustainable energy systems.
- Beyond generation: building the systems for Asia Pacific’s renewable future
Experts discuss the infrastructure and system requirements necessary to support the expansion of renewable energy across the Asia-Pacific region.
- BW ESS announces commercial operations of Hams Hall Battery Energy Storage project
BW ESS has commenced commercial operations at its new battery energy storage facility in Hams Hall.
- Mexico Solar Capacity to Hit 17.2GW by 2034: IMARCStudy
Market projections estimate that Mexico's solar energy capacity will reach 17.2 gigawatts by 2034.
- BIPED digital twin accelerates smart energy districts
A new digital twin technology is being used to optimize energy efficiency in smart energy districts.
- Government's electric van targets must match operational reality, says Logistics UK
Logistics UK warns that government targets for electric van adoption must be aligned with the practical operational realities of the transport industry.
- Uniper signs seven-year tolling deal for 42 MWh battery in Germany
Uniper has secured a seven-year tolling agreement for a 42 MWh battery storage facility in Germany.
- Sweden and China share lessons on public investment for a low-carbon transitionStudy
Sweden and China are collaborating to share strategies for public investment in low-carbon transitions.
- Can the Carney government's second budget help put Canada on a path to net zero?
Analysts evaluate whether the upcoming Canadian budget will effectively support the country's net-zero transition.
- Costa Rica Uses Smartphones to Create 3D Maps of Pacific Coral Reefs
Costa Rica is utilizing smartphone technology to create 3D maps for monitoring Pacific coral reefs.
- China Solar Recovery Still a Long Way Off Despite Margin Gains
China's solar industry faces a prolonged recovery period despite recent improvements in profit margins.
- OpenAI pledges data center power cuts
OpenAI has committed to reducing power consumption at its data centers.
- Exclusive: Lightship raising $50M for electric RVs, mobile power
Lightship is raising $50 million to develop electric recreational vehicles and mobile power solutions.
- Wind turbines aren’t hurting my fishing. They’re helping it.
A fisherman argues that offshore wind turbines are benefiting local marine ecosystems and fishing activities.
- New flood risk map shows risk per property in Brussels
Brussels has released a new flood risk map providing property-level data to assist in climate adaptation planning.
- Beaver Water District completes 7.2-megawatt solar project to cut costs amid Northwest Arkansas growth
The Beaver Water District in Arkansas has completed a 7.2-megawatt solar project to reduce energy costs and emissions.
- World Bank reschedules approval of $15 million Azerigas methane reduction project
The World Bank has rescheduled the approval process for a $15 million project aimed at reducing methane emissions in Azerbaijan.
- Scientists urged to unite efforts to tackle climate change
Experts are calling for increased collaboration among scientists to address the challenges posed by climate change.Also: www.thecitizen.co.tz
- Wind and solar power accelerate the energy transition.
Vietnam is accelerating its energy transition by increasing the integration of wind and solar power into the national grid.Also: Vietnam.vn
- Kia considering more PHEVs, but EVs and hybrids are satisfying Australia's emissions regulations
Kia is evaluating its hybrid and electric vehicle lineup to ensure compliance with Australian emissions regulations.Also: CarExpert
- Hardee’s gets EV fast charging – with Carl’s Jr. locations to follow
Energized EV has begun installing fast-charging stations at Hardee's locations in the United States.
- Cadillac’s most affordable EV just got a bit cheaper
Cadillac has reduced the price of its 2027 Optiq electric SUV model.
- Lexus is taking a page from China for its next electric SUV launching in 2027
Lexus plans to launch a new electric SUV in 2027, marking the brand's first vehicle production in China in over two decades.
- After 471,625 miles, this Chevy Bolt is doing better than you think [video]
A 2019 Chevrolet Bolt EV has surpassed 470,000 miles, demonstrating the long-term durability of electric vehicle batteries.
- Philly wants you to talk with your neighbors about climate change
Philadelphia is encouraging residents to engage in community discussions regarding climate change.
- New cluster munition action plan shows continuing momentum on climate and environment
A new action plan regarding cluster munitions incorporates environmental protection and climate considerations into its framework.
- Site Specific Study for Climate Change AdaptionStudy
Arup provides a site-specific technical study focused on implementing climate change adaptation strategies.
- Voluntary Carbon Market Co. tracking 30 local, international project developers, CEO tells Al-Eqtisadiah
Saudi Arabia's Voluntary Carbon Market Co. is currently tracking 30 local and international carbon project developers.
- Strategic Pyrolysis of Algal Biomass for Enhanced Carbon Dioxide SequestrationStudy
Researchers are exploring the use of algal biomass pyrolysis as a method for enhanced carbon dioxide sequestration.
- Environmental groups call for carbon fee system changes-News-Radio Taiwan International
Environmental groups in Taiwan are advocating for specific changes to the proposed national carbon fee system.
- Radisson Hotel Group introduces Africa’s first Verified Net Zero hotel in Hoedspruit
Radisson Hotel Group has launched Africa’s first verified net-zero hotel located in Hoedspruit, South Africa.
- Renewable Energy Update 10.30.26Study
A legal update provides an overview of recent developments in the renewable energy sector.
- Harvey Hanna, King Energy plan 19-megawatts in rooftop solar
Harvey Hanna and King Energy have announced plans to install 19 megawatts of rooftop solar capacity.
- NV Energy opens enrollment for renewable energy program
NV Energy has opened enrollment for a program allowing customers to source their electricity from renewable energy projects.
- Managing Energy Demand for Businesses with Renewables
Businesses are increasingly adopting renewable energy strategies to manage rising energy demand and operational costs.
- Smart grid technology supports renewable energy
Siemens highlights how smart grid technologies are essential for integrating and managing renewable energy on the power network.
- U of M Extension offers Introduction to Solar Grazing online course
The University of Minnesota Extension is offering an online course on integrating livestock grazing with solar energy installations.
- California homeowner eyes DIY solar as electric bill hits record high after meter replacement
A California homeowner is pursuing DIY solar installation following a significant increase in electricity costs.
- Hanoi converts another bus route to all-electric operations
Hanoi has converted an additional bus route to operate entirely with electric vehicles as part of its transit electrification plan.
- The ZEHID programme’s first reportStudy
The ZEHID programme has released its inaugural report regarding zero-emission heavy-duty vehicle infrastructure.
- LONGi Energy Storage Showcases Full-Stack Capabilities at All Energy Australia 2026Reprint
LONGi Energy Storage presented its integrated battery storage solutions at the All Energy Australia 2026 conference.
- Northern Solar CRESS Awards Cover 189 MWac for Data Centers
Northern Solar awarded contracts for 189 megawatts of solar capacity to power data centers.
- Tools and Technologies to Support Health Adaptation to Climate ChangeStudy
New resources are available to assist in developing technologies for health adaptation to climate change.
- Mary Robinson chosen to lead climate change organisation
Mary Robinson has been appointed to lead a climate change organization.
- In 2013, divers started placing simple cinder-block pyramids on a Caribbean seabed; by 2025, 100 pyramids
Divers have installed artificial structures on a Caribbean seabed to encourage coral reef restoration.
- Tesla new car sales in Italy up 94% year-on-year in OctoberReprint
Tesla car sales in Italy increased by 94% year-on-year during the month of October.
- Top 20 solar panel companies and manufacturers in IndiaClickbait
A list identifies the top 20 solar panel manufacturers operating in India.Also: DQ
- New electric vehicle charging point in Balcó de Finestrat
A new electric vehicle charging station has been installed in Balcó de Finestrat.
- Globe expands hybrid and electric vehicle fleet to boost energy efficiency
Globe has expanded its corporate fleet with hybrid and electric vehicles to improve energy efficiency.Also: The Voice Newsweekly
- Fiji Airways adds hybrid vehicles to boost sustainability
Fiji Airways has incorporated hybrid vehicles into its operations to improve sustainability.Also: FBC News
- Disneyland’s Autopia Ride Will Switch to Electric Vehicles
Disneyland is replacing the gas-powered engines of its Autopia ride with electric vehicles.
- Bestselling US e-bike Lectric XP4 relaunched in limited-edition with new colors and gear
Lectric eBikes has released a limited-edition version of its popular XP4 electric bicycle model.
- CAMS shares new insights on greenhouse gas monitoring at ICOS 2026Study
The Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service presented new greenhouse gas monitoring insights at the ICOS 2026 conference.
- Pinnacle Group generates more than £95m in social value while reducing carbon emissions by 22%
Pinnacle Group reported a 22% reduction in carbon emissions alongside its social value initiatives.
- Office of Recovery and Resilience Shares FY26 Annual ReportStudy
The City of Asheville released its annual report detailing local progress on climate recovery and community resilience initiatives.
- 6 more solar projects proposed in Harford, but only 1 has a building permit
Local officials in Harford County are reviewing six proposed solar projects, though only one has secured the necessary building permit.
- Solar array completed for Beaver Water District
A new solar array has been completed to provide renewable power for the Beaver Water District.
- R.Power sells minority in Polish solar-storage projects vehicle
R.Power has sold a minority stake in its Polish solar and battery storage project portfolio.
- Sign the EV pledge, earn up to 22,000 carbon neutrality points
A new initiative in South Korea offers carbon neutrality points to citizens who sign a pledge to adopt electric vehicles.
- Brazil Grid-Scale Battery Market to Reach USD 121 Million by 2033, Says Markntel AdvisorStudy
A market analysis forecasts the Brazilian grid-scale battery market will reach 121 million USD by 2033.
- Youth and Climate Activism
This article explores the role of youth in climate activism.
- Press release: 35 by 35 electrification target: from symbol to substanceStudy
Climate Action Tracker outlines the necessary steps to transition the 35 by 35 electrification target from a symbolic goal to substantive policy.
- A binding European draft to prepare for a 3-degree Celsius rise in global temperature
A new European draft policy proposes binding measures to prepare for a potential 3-degree Celsius increase in global temperatures.
- Inside the radical plan to relocate Europe’s crumbling coastlines
European authorities are developing strategies for managed retreat as coastal erosion threatens infrastructure and communities.
- From buses and ferries to construction sites – Oslo is now working to electrify all urban operations
Oslo is implementing a comprehensive strategy to electrify all municipal urban operations, including public transport and construction sites.
- A third weekend of protests in France as youth-led rallies sweep Europe
Youth-led climate protests continue across Europe for the third consecutive weekend.
- How the biggest renewable energy project in US history finally got built
A detailed look at the development process and challenges involved in constructing the largest renewable energy project in U.S. history.
- Oil and climate concerns boost China’s green energy sales at Canton Fair
Concerns regarding oil and climate change are driving increased sales of green energy products at China's Canton Fair.Also: South China Morning Post
- Chile inaugurates the largest battery project in the Americas: "It's a day we won't forget"
Chile has inaugurated the largest battery energy storage project in the Americas to support its grid.
- Colorado Votes on Right to Buy Natural Gas in US Climate FightReprint
Colorado voters are deciding on a ballot measure regarding the right to purchase natural gas.
- 'Air-con nation' Singapore eyes alternatives to cool down
Singapore is testing passive cooling technologies to reduce the city's heavy reliance on energy-intensive air conditioning.
- Imperial Beach heads into El Niño facing flood risk. Scripps forecasting model could help predict the worst.
Imperial Beach is utilizing new forecasting models to better prepare for flood risks associated with the current El Niño event.
- Batteries Beat Norway’s Hydrogen Bulk Carriers on Cost in Two Modeled Routes
Modeling indicates battery-powered ships are more cost-effective than hydrogen carriers for certain Norwegian coastal freight routes.
- Thousands of public EV chargers may be unusable
Reports indicate that a significant number of public electric vehicle chargers in Australia may be non-functional or unusable.
- The Amazonian Community That Beat Big Oil Is Sharing Its Secrets
Indigenous leaders from Brazil are seeking strategies from an Ecuadorian community that successfully blocked oil exploration on their ancestral lands.
- How Germany’s Historic Sustainability Forest Is Fighting Climate Change
Germany's historic sustainability forest serves as a model for forest management and climate change mitigation.
- Climate Risk 2026: Why Businesses Must Act Now
Businesses are urged to address climate risks by 2026 to ensure operational resilience.
- Can AI Save The Planet? How Nine Innovators Are Fighting Climate Change
Nine innovators are utilizing artificial intelligence to develop solutions for climate change mitigation.
- What a Japanese scientist says can be done about the climate’s nitrogen problem
A Japanese scientist proposes strategies to mitigate the climate impacts of nitrogen emissions.
- Bangladesh calls for science-led action on air pollution and fair climate finance
Bangladesh advocates for science-based air pollution policies and equitable climate financing.
- The Democratization of the Grid: How NYC Renters Are Building a Virtual Power Plant from Their Living Rooms
NYC renters are participating in a virtual power plant project to decentralize energy and improve grid efficiency.
- Pula targets national flood insurance as climate poses threat on Nigerian farms
Pula is developing national flood insurance to protect Nigerian farmers against climate-related agricultural threats.
- Europe Urged to Plan Coastal Retreat as Erosion Costs MountReprint
Rising erosion costs are prompting calls for Europe to implement comprehensive coastal retreat planning.
- NOAA awards $8.5 million to restore Hawaii’s Tern Island, where rising seas, storms and wildlife threatenReprint
NOAA is funding an $8.5 million restoration project for Hawaii’s Tern Island to combat damage from rising seas and storms.
- Nepal, Bhutan Push for Special Himalayan Climate Agenda at COP31 Amid Rising Disaster Risks
Nepal and Bhutan are advocating for a dedicated Himalayan climate agenda at the upcoming COP31 summit.Also: Climate Group
- Korean researchers cut carbon emissions 60% by turning waste sawdust into eco-friendly plastic
Korean researchers developed a method to convert waste sawdust into eco-friendly plastic, potentially reducing carbon emissions by 60%.
- From Fuel costs to greener fields: solar energy brings new hope to farmers in Southern Iraq
Solar energy projects are helping farmers in Southern Iraq reduce fuel costs and improve agricultural productivity.
- Egypt: Over $250m in finance agreed for vast renewable plant
Egypt has secured over $250 million in financing to support the development of a large-scale renewable energy plant.
- MITEI announces energy storage, grid modeling, and carbon management focus areasStudy
MIT Energy Initiative announced new research focus areas including energy storage, grid modeling, and carbon management.Also: MIT Energy Initiative
- Scientists explore giant sunshade to cool Earth
Scientists are investigating the feasibility of a large-scale sunshade to mitigate global warming.
- New restrictions kick in as Delhi battles pollution
New Delhi authorities have implemented emergency anti-pollution measures, including work-from-home orders, to combat toxic smog.
- Underwater Robots Search for Coral Survivors Off St. Croix
Underwater robots are being deployed off St. Croix to locate and study surviving coral colonies.Also: St. Thomas Source
- Power X and Kansai T&D Prepare Anti-Congestion Battery at an Osaka Substation
Power X and Kansai T&D are installing a battery system at an Osaka substation to manage grid congestion.
- What schools will do amid intense heat during El Niño
Schools are implementing adaptation measures to protect students from intense heat exacerbated by El Niño conditions.
- Evaluation of performance and emissions of a diesel engine using dual aqueous ammonia -diesel fuelStudy
Researchers evaluated the performance and emissions of a diesel engine modified to run on a dual aqueous ammonia-diesel fuel blend.
- Our focus at COP31
The Clean Air Task Force outlines its strategic priorities and advocacy goals for the upcoming COP31 climate summit.
- Virginia developer signs 25-year deal for first commercial solar-thermal project in India
A Virginia-based developer signed a long-term agreement for a commercial solar-thermal project in India.
- Caricom urges greater investment in renewable energy to strengthen regional resilience
Caricom officials are urging regional investment in renewable energy to improve climate resilience.
- PGE Group reveals updated 2035 strategy
PGE Group has released an updated corporate strategy targeting 2035 for its energy transition.
- Why Sri Lanka’s recent blackout has lessons for India’s rooftop solar push
Sri Lanka's recent power blackout offers lessons for India regarding the integration of rooftop solar into the national grid.
- Metro Detroit battery storage expansion gets green light amid growing data center demand
Metro Detroit approved a battery storage expansion project to meet rising energy demands from data centers.Also: Bloomberg $
- Rest injects $250m into solar, battery play that dodges grid logjam
Investment firm Rest is funding a solar and battery project designed to bypass existing grid connection bottlenecks.
- Bangladesh coastal districts press for stronger climate action at COP31
Coastal districts in Bangladesh are advocating for more robust international climate commitments ahead of the COP31 summit.Also: The Rising Nepal
- China's BYD extends sales growth streak on strong exports
Chinese automaker BYD continues to report strong sales growth driven by an increase in international exports.
- Henry Sy Jr. sees cheaper electricity with NGCP’s P700B battery storage push
The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines is investing in battery storage to improve grid stability and lower electricity costs.Also: Manila Bulletin, InsiderPH
- Cranberry Bogs Were Unprofitable, Then Solar Saved The Day
Farmers are increasingly using solar installations on their land to improve financial stability and profitability.
- Peterbilt makes it easier than ever for government fleets to go electric
Peterbilt is simplifying the procurement process for government fleets to adopt electric trucks.
- Bigger, badder Section 179 tax deduction could POWER UP fleet electrification [update]
Tax deduction updates under Section 179 may incentivize fleet operators to transition from diesel to electric vehicles.
- Honda has dominated motorcycles for decades. Electric bikes are changing that
The rise of electric motorcycles and scooters is challenging the long-standing market dominance of traditional gasoline-powered manufacturers like Honda.
- PM chairs meeting of National Council for Climate Change’s Supreme Committee
The Egyptian Prime Minister chaired a meeting of the National Council for Climate Change's Supreme Committee.
- From commitments to action: Taiwan and the world creating climate solutions together
Taiwanese officials and international partners discuss collaborative efforts to implement climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies.
- George Russell: MMWD lowering Phoenix Lake levels ahead of El Niño
Water district officials are lowering Phoenix Lake levels as a proactive measure against expected El Niño rains.
- Engineers replaced 20% of cement with powdered waste glass in a field project; 3 years later, the concrete showed no deterioration or material failure
Engineers successfully replaced 20% of cement with waste glass in a field project, demonstrating a potential pathway to lower-carbon construction materials.
- Formation Gas Collection Systems Market Forecast to Expand by 2035 Driven by Methane Emission RegulationsStudy
The market for gas collection systems is projected to grow by 2035 due to tightening methane regulations.
- Azerbaijan’s Renewable Energy Boom Is Transforming Its Power Sector
Azerbaijan is significantly expanding its renewable energy capacity to transform its national power sector.
- Policy Workshop on Financing Battery Energy Storage Deployment in Pakistan
A policy workshop in Pakistan focused on strategies to finance the deployment of battery energy storage systems.
- Functional Peace: Green Energy Cooperation as a Foundation for Israeli-Gulf Normalization
An analysis explores how regional cooperation on green energy could facilitate diplomatic normalization between Israel and Gulf states.
- Energy Control and Resilience: Why Microgrids Matter
An overview explains the role of microgrids in enhancing energy control and grid resilience.
- Winds of change: Laos looks up for renewables push
Laos is increasing its focus on renewable energy development to diversify its power sector.Also: Taipei Times
- Stakeholders seek collaboration to unlock Africa’s renewable energy market
Stakeholders are calling for increased collaboration to overcome barriers and expand the renewable energy market in Africa.
- Solex Energy eyes US market for global debut, plans module and cell projects
Solex Energy plans to expand into the US market with new solar module and cell manufacturing projects.
- PM to Inaugurate Bharat Renewable Energy Summit & Expo 2026 on 2nd November
The Indian Prime Minister is scheduled to inaugurate the Bharat Renewable Energy Summit & Expo in November 2026.
- Affordable energy critical to Nigeria’s climate, economy – Presidency
The Nigerian presidency emphasizes that access to affordable energy is essential for both economic development and climate goals.
- Solar policies likely to survive coalition talks
Current solar energy policies in New Zealand are expected to remain intact following ongoing coalition government negotiations.
- Mining council seeks balance between decarbonisation and investment
The mining industry is seeking a balance between meeting decarbonization targets and maintaining necessary investment levels.Also: IndexBox
- Eli teases the launch of a much faster electric microcar
Eli Electric Vehicles is preparing to unveil a faster version of its electric microcar.
- Jesuits schools to hold mini-COP conferences
Jesuit schools are organizing mini-COP conferences to engage students in climate discussions.
- Egg Power sells stakes in UK renewable energy projects to Tokyo CenturyReprint
Egg Power has sold stakes in several UK-based renewable energy projects to Tokyo Century.
- TCCT students tour Bell County solar farm with Harvard power agreement; president says it was more than a field trip
Students toured a Texas solar farm to learn about the practical applications of renewable energy and power agreements.
- Flexible, lightweight solar cells, similar to film, expand their application possibilities on curved surfaces.
New flexible, film-like solar cells are being developed to allow for energy generation on curved surfaces.
- Govt. emphasizing on renewable energy: Mahdi Amin
Government officials in Bangladesh are emphasizing the importance of renewable energy development.
- PM uses solar instead of grid power: Energy minister
The energy minister stated that the Prime Minister has transitioned to using solar power instead of the national grid.
- Ford Energy Says Most Battery Storage Capacity Filled Through 2028
Ford Energy reports that its battery storage capacity is fully booked through 2028 due to high demand.
- Silicon Anode Battery Market To 2035: EV Range and Fast-Charging Demand Drive Expansion - News and StatisticsStudy
A market report projects significant growth for silicon anode batteries driven by demand for longer EV range and faster charging.
October 2026
- The Share of Solar Generation with Co-located Battery Storage Is IncreasingStudy
Data shows that over 16% of new utility-scale solar capacity added in 2026 is co-located with battery storage, up from 2% in 2017.
- EU climate resilience plan: Preparation for 3°C warming, but who pays the €70bn a year?
The EU develops a resilience plan for 3°C warming while debating the funding required for implementation.Also: EU Perspectives
- California Legislative Central Coast Caucus Opposes BLM December Oil and Gas Lease Sale in California, Say, Proposal is to Auction Off 43 Parcels of Public Land, Totaling About 35,000 Acres, in Kern, Kings, San Luis Obispo, and Fresno Counties
California legislators are opposing a federal proposal to auction public lands for oil and gas development.
- Scientists covered part of a Chinese glacier with fabric to slow melting; ice loss fell by 27% initially,
Researchers successfully slowed the melting of a Chinese glacier by covering it with protective fabric.
- 1 GWh iron-air battery could store wind energy for days, replace gasStudy
A new 1 GWh iron-air battery project aims to provide long-duration energy storage to help replace natural gas power plants.
- Solar power generation sets October record for first time in Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu achieved a record high in solar power generation during the month of October.
- Europe’s Fossil-Fuel Problem Has an Electric Solution
Europe is increasingly turning to electrification as a primary strategy to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels.
- Grid infra, energy storage key to translating India’s clean energy capacity into reliable power: ASSOCHAM
Industry experts emphasize that grid infrastructure and energy storage are essential for integrating India's growing clean energy capacity.
- Young Canadians focus on mental health at key climate trial
Young plaintiffs in a Canadian climate lawsuit are highlighting the mental health impacts of government policy failures.
- Hidalgo County secures federal grant to protect young athletes from extreme heat
Hidalgo County received a federal grant to implement protective measures for young athletes against extreme heat.Also: KRGV
- Record Demand Catches (Some) OEMs with Their Pants Down — Europe September 2026Study
Battery electric vehicle market share in Europe reached a record 31% in September 2026.
- Waipaoa stopbank upgrade gives additional protection to 10,000ha near Gisborne
A stopbank upgrade in New Zealand provides improved flood protection for 10,000 hectares of land.
- The Senate granted preliminary approval to the bill seeking to regulate carbon markets in Argentina
The Argentine Senate granted preliminary approval to a bill aimed at establishing a regulatory framework for carbon markets.
- Sindh identifies carbon projects capable of cutting 330m tonnes of emissions
Sindh province has identified carbon offset projects with the potential to reduce emissions by 330 million tonnes.
- Climate Change Transforming the Ocean: Can Seafood Giants Protect Our Food Supply?
An examination of whether major seafood companies can adapt to the climate-driven transformation of ocean ecosystems.
- UNLV tackles drought with innovative water-saving projects and new website
UNLV is implementing water-saving projects and public outreach to address regional drought challenges.
- Scientists covered 70% of 3 New York ponds with floating solar panels; the test found daily greenhouse gaStudy
A study on floating solar panels in New York ponds shows they can reduce greenhouse gas emissions while generating renewable energy.
- Two million migrating birds cross Egypt’s Gulf of Suez, where radar and observers stop turbines when flocks approach
Wind turbines in Egypt's Gulf of Suez use radar and observers to pause operations during peak bird migration periods.
- Tamil Nadu Solar Power Hits Record 8,818MW in OctoberReprint
Solar power capacity in Tamil Nadu reached a record 8,818 MW in October.
- TGERC Approves 2,545 MW Solar Power Procurement At Tariffs Starting At INR 2.37/kWh In TelanganaStudy
The Telangana Electricity Regulatory Commission approved the procurement of 2,545 MW of solar power at competitive tariffs.
- Tennis players are cramping and vomiting in extreme heat — now a new ATP rule can halt matches
The ATP has introduced a new rule allowing match suspensions to protect tennis players from extreme heat exhaustion.Also: The Cool Down
- SEIA Proposes Solar and Storage Grid Procurement Framework
The Solar Energy Industries Association has proposed a new framework to streamline solar and storage procurement for the power grid.Also: Construction Owners
- Principles for a patient-centred transition to low-global warming potential pressurised metered-dose inhalersStudy
New principles are proposed for transitioning medical inhalers to versions with lower global warming potential.
- Nepal to push dedicated mountain agenda
Nepal plans to advocate for a dedicated mountain-focused agenda at upcoming international climate negotiations.
- Building net zero: architects call for housing rethink
Architects are calling for a fundamental shift in housing design and construction to meet net-zero standards.
- Transparent climate governance through emissions inventory.
Vietnam is implementing an emissions inventory system to improve transparency in its climate governance.
- Monitor More Than Methane, IQAir’s Hammes Urges Oil Producers
IQAir urges oil producers to expand their monitoring efforts beyond methane to include other air pollutants.
- Southeast Asia emerges as a crucial driver of China's clean-tech exports
Southeast Asia is becoming a significant market for China's clean-technology exports.
- Researchers target manufacturing emissions under Laser4NetZero project in push for greener EVs
The Laser4NetZero project aims to reduce manufacturing emissions to support the production of greener electric vehicles.Also: CediRates
- Minnesota zinc battery pilot could help solve a clean-energy puzzle
A pilot project in Minnesota is testing zinc-based battery technology to support clean energy integration.
- Cities both contribute to, help solve climate change: London Mayor Khan
London Mayor Sadiq Khan highlights the dual role of cities as both contributors to and potential solvers of climate change.Also: Anadolu Ajansı
- Antwerp’s Electric Cranes Can Handle More Than Today’s Cargo
The Port of Antwerp has deployed a fleet of all-electric mobile harbour cranes to increase cargo handling capacity.
- More money for land conservation? Question 6 asks voters to divert sales tax revenue to that cause.
A proposed ballot measure would divert sales tax revenue from sporting goods to fund natural resource conservation.
- MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. urged all government agencies to support the initiative as the nation commemorates the Global Warming and Climate Change Consciousness Week on Nov. 19 to 25, 2026. Read more: https://tmt.ph/245Reprint
The Philippine President has directed government agencies to support national climate awareness initiatives.
- Patented Fresno State system aims to stop utility-caused wildfires
Fresno State has developed a patented system designed to prevent utility-related wildfire ignitions.
- How NAU and SRP are reducing wildfire risk and water loss in Arizona
Northern Arizona University and SRP are collaborating on forest management strategies to reduce wildfire risk and protect water resources.
- Nepal’s U.N. Envoy Meets Guterres, Thanks U.N. for Flood Aid and Calls for Stronger Climate Action
Nepal's U.N. envoy requested continued flood aid and urged for stronger global climate action during a meeting with the U.N. Secretary-General.
- Less carbon, more circularity: Trimet gives aluminium recycling a cleaner makeover
Trimet is implementing new recycling processes to reduce the carbon footprint associated with aluminum production.
- Methane tracking key to unlocking climate finance for rice sector: experts at IRRI event
Experts at an IRRI event highlighted methane tracking as essential for securing climate finance for the rice sector.
- Inductive heating for photovoltaic module recycling and near-complete component recoveryStudy
Researchers developed an inductive heating method to improve the recycling and recovery of components from photovoltaic modules.
- All 76 turbines installed at Baltic Power, Poland's first offshore wind farm, as project nears commercial operation
Installation of all 76 turbines is complete at Poland's Baltic Power offshore wind farm.
- Researchers use laser technology and AI to reduce EV manufacturing emissions
Researchers are utilizing laser technology and artificial intelligence to lower the carbon footprint of electric vehicle manufacturing.
- Oman’s renewable energy transition moves from projects to grid integration
Oman is transitioning its renewable energy strategy to focus on integrating large-scale projects into the national power grid.
- Watch 9News Latest Stories - Season 2026 - Scientists develop method to reverse coral bleaching within weeksClickbait
Researchers report a new technique that may help reverse coral bleaching in a short timeframe.
- King Charles III urges countries to follow Guyana’s lead in protecting forests
King Charles III is calling on other nations to adopt Guyana's forest conservation strategies.
- COP17 delivers fragile deal to boost conservation and funding for biodiversity
Delegates at COP17 reached a tentative agreement to increase funding and conservation efforts for global biodiversity.
- Farmers, Fisherfolk Urged To Diversify Amid Climate Challenges
Jamaican officials are urging farmers and fishers to diversify their livelihoods to better withstand climate-related environmental challenges.
- Bute House protested by environmental campaigners
Environmental campaigners held a protest at Bute House to demand stronger climate action from the government.
- Climate campaigners demand Labour stops fossil fuel expansion
Climate activists are pressuring the UK Labour government to halt the expansion of fossil fuel projects.
- 'Either' Chris - Hipkins or Luxon - begged to boost electric vehicle uptake
Political leaders in New Zealand are being urged to implement policies that increase the adoption of electric vehicles.
- Connecticut homebuyer eyes DIY solar for two EVs, but grid rules could complicate the plan
A Connecticut homeowner faces regulatory hurdles while attempting to integrate DIY solar and battery storage for electric vehicles.
- Rewilding project aims to restore peatland
A wildlife trust has begun a rewilding project to restore damaged peatland in Cumbria.
- Electric Vehicle Council Celebrating 10 Years of EV Progress in AustraliaReprint
The Electric Vehicle Council released a report detailing a decade of electric vehicle adoption progress in Australia.
- Biologists, volunteers restoring habitat in Ogden Valley after summer wildfire
Volunteers and biologists are working to restore habitat in Ogden Valley following a recent wildfire.
- The Secret to Fighting Wildfires in the American West Might Be Cows
Cattle grazing is being explored as a potential strategy to reduce wildfire fuel loads in the American West.
- Virginia Beach project to turn wastewater byproduct into renewable natural gas is underway
Virginia Beach has begun a project to convert wastewater byproducts into renewable natural gas.Also: Virginia Mercury
- Germany’s Gode Wind 3 tested washing sand aside instead of hammering three turbine foundations, cutting underwater noise by 34 decibels
A German offshore wind project successfully tested a low-noise foundation installation method, significantly reducing underwater noise pollution.
- Up to 48 million US homes may need electrical upgrades. Smarter panels could help avoid them
Smart electrical panels may help homeowners avoid costly upgrades required to support increased electrification and clean energy adoption.
- Lightship AE.1: An ambitious electric RV
Lightship has introduced an electric recreational vehicle designed to improve efficiency in the towing and camping market.
- Fixed Gas Detection in Canadian Energy Facilities: 5 Blind Spots That Can Create Risk
Industry experts identify common failures in gas detection systems that can lead to undetected methane leaks.
- SKYWORTH Solar Announces Global Launch of Solavita as a Smart Microgrid BrandReprint
SKYWORTH Solar has launched Solavita, a new brand focused on smart microgrid technology for global markets.
- Update: Prescribed fire in Plumas County - Oct. 31 status
An update on a prescribed burn operation in Plumas County.
- RV University students win first prize at national-level HackFest 2026 for carbon footprint tracking proj
University students won a national hackathon for developing a project focused on tracking carbon footprints.
- NIO Power, CGN New Energy Reach Strategic Partnership
NIO Power and CGN New Energy have formed a strategic partnership to collaborate on renewable energy initiatives.
- Storing electricity at scale: 10 giant battery projects explained
An overview explains the technology and scale of ten major battery storage projects currently in development.
- Solar owner says system 'works fine' offline despite manufacturer's bankruptcy
Solar owners are finding that their systems remain functional offline despite the bankruptcy of the original manufacturer.
- Batteries and InvertersStudy
A market overview provides data and trends regarding the global batteries and inverters sector.
- Revolve Renewable Power reports FY2026 results, citing new asset acquisitions and project-level financing deals in North AmericaStudy
Revolve Renewable Power released its fiscal results, highlighting new asset acquisitions and project financing.
- Brazil's Lula to attend UN COP31 climate summit in Turkey
Brazilian President Lula confirmed he will attend the UN COP31 climate summit hosted in Turkey.Also: Inquirer.net, Hürriyet Daily News
- Meta strikes deal to help bring a low-carbon cement plant to Missouri
Meta has signed a deal to support the production of low-carbon cement for use in its data center construction projects.
- Off-Grid Solar Is Now the Cheapest Power for Nearly 400 Million People
Off-grid solar power has become the most cost-effective energy source for nearly 400 million people globally.
- Restoration efforts are working, but we need to move faster to meet targets, says U.N. reportStudy
A UN report highlights global restoration efforts covering 252 million hectares, though it notes the need for faster progress.
- Expert witness defends ‘advocacy’ in youth-led climate trial
An expert witness testified in a youth-led climate trial, defending the role of advocacy in legal challenges against government climate policies.
- Higher Ground: How New York is raising a park to hold back the sea
New York City is elevating a public park as part of a strategy to mitigate sea-level rise impacts.
- MSEDCL first in country to supply electricity from battery storage
Maharashtra's state utility has become the first in India to supply electricity using a battery energy storage system.
- Rajasthan to Pilot India’s First Sodium-Ion Battery Storage System in Jaipur with Global Energy Alliance Support
Rajasthan will pilot India's first sodium-ion battery storage system in Jaipur with international support.
- NTPC’s NVVN Commissions 250 MW Battery Storage Project, Boosting India’s Energy Storage Capacity
NTPC’s NVVN has commissioned a 250 MW battery storage project, expanding India's capacity for renewable energy integration.Also: Saur Energy
- Norway grants $428 million for two floating offshore wind test projects
Norway has allocated $428 million to fund two pilot projects for floating offshore wind technology.Also: Impakter
- How grids are navigating rising wildfire riskStudy
The IEA outlines strategies for power grids to adapt to and mitigate risks from increasing wildfire activity.
- 5 ballot proposals that could drive or derail clean energy
Upcoming midterm election ballot proposals across the U.S. could significantly influence the trajectory of clean energy development.Also: S&P Global
- Himalayan Communities Are Relying on Centuries-Old Water Solutions In the Face of Climate Change
Himalayan communities are utilizing traditional water management techniques to adapt to climate-driven water scarcity.
- JRC makes climate risk data for Europe’s regions available through a single dashboardStudy
The European Commission's Joint Research Centre has launched a dashboard providing centralized climate risk data for European regions.
- Climate hopes shift from politics to the courts
Climate advocacy efforts are increasingly shifting from legislative lobbying toward litigation in courts globally.
- Sentinel-6B to track rising seas, predict storms and aid forecastsStudy
The Sentinel-6B satellite is set to launch to monitor sea-level rise and improve global storm forecasting.
- Indian grid operator commissions 250 MW/500 MWh standalone BESS
An Indian grid operator has commissioned a 250 MW/500 MWh standalone battery energy storage system.
- NUPRC, SDN deploy methane tracker to drive 60% emission
NUPRC and SDN have deployed a new methane tracking system to help reduce emissions by 60 percent.
- BW ESS acquires an 800 MWh battery storage portfolio from Recurrent Energy in France
BW ESS has acquired an 800 MWh battery storage portfolio from Recurrent Energy to expand its operations in France.Also: Canal Solar
- Pakistan Imports Over 4.5GW of Battery Storage Equipment in First Half of 2026
Pakistan imported over 4.5 GW of battery storage equipment during the first half of 2026 to support its energy infrastructure.Also: The Friday Times
- Chinese scientists develop membrane to make industrial carbon capture more efficient
Chinese scientists developed a new membrane technology designed to improve the efficiency of industrial carbon capture processes.Also: TV BRICS
- Big battery durations are headed to double figures, and their chemistries are changing – again
Battery storage technology is shifting toward longer durations and evolving chemical compositions to meet grid needs.Also: Renew Economy
- India’s 500 GW clean energy ambition hinges on long-duration energy storage scale-up, with FY28 viability gap funding as the key enabler: IESA ReportStudy
An IESA report states that India's 500 GW clean energy goal requires significant scaling of long-duration energy storage supported by government funding.
- Fighting the drought: Hungary's 'Water Guardians'
Hungarian community groups are working on water management strategies to combat increasing drought risks.
- South Sudanese children demand climate action as floods threaten their future
Children in South Sudan are advocating for climate action as recurring floods threaten their future.Also: Radio Tamazuj
- Philippine village uses nature to defend against floods with bamboo, shells and husks
A Philippine village is using nature-based solutions like bamboo and shells to mitigate flood damage from monsoons and typhoons.
- How six Climate Pledge signatories are turning net-zero ambitions into carbon reductions
Six major corporations are detailing their strategies for transitioning from net-zero pledges to measurable carbon emission reductions.
- Masdar, Citaglobal and TIZA Global Mark Start of Construction for one of Southeast Asia's largest Floating Solar Projects
Construction has begun on a major floating solar project in Southeast Asia involving Masdar, Citaglobal, and TIZA Global.
- Global Briefing: Solar and wind investment tipped to reach $356bn by 2040 in emerging economiesStudy
Investment in solar and wind energy in emerging economies is projected to reach $356 billion by 2040.
- Port of Hueneme and ForeFront Power Energize Solar Carport, as Port Charges Forward to Zero Emissions by 2030
The Port of Hueneme installed a solar carport as part of its strategy to reach zero emissions by 2030.
- Battery storage is heading for more records. Growth spreads beyond China and the US
Global battery storage capacity is expanding rapidly, with growth trends extending beyond the Chinese and U.S. markets.
- Rodan Energy to build Canada’s largest behind-the-meter battery storage system at St. Marys Cement
Rodan Energy is building Canada's largest behind-the-meter battery storage system at the St. Marys Cement facility.
- V2G in 2026 – How electric vehicles are unlocking the future of energy
Vehicle-to-grid technology is expected to expand by 2026, allowing electric vehicles to support energy grid stability.
- Scientists discover way to help dying coral reefs
Scientists have developed a new method to assist in the recovery of dying coral reefs.
- Copernicus Sentinel-6B enters operational serviceStudy
The Copernicus Sentinel-6B satellite has officially begun operations to monitor global sea levels and ocean conditions.
- Ather Can’t Make Electric Scooters Fast Enough for IndiaReprint
High consumer demand for electric scooters in India is currently outpacing production capacity.
- Philippines halts U.S. e-waste imports but struggles to police customs-free zones
The Philippines has banned U.S. e-waste imports, marking a significant response to environmental concerns regarding hazardous waste.
- Angola designates Serra do Pingano as a protected area amid rapid forest loss
Angola has designated the Serra do Pingano region as a protected area to combat rapid forest loss.
- Pacific calls for fossil fuel phase-out
Pacific nations are calling for a formal phase-out of fossil fuels to address the climate crisis.Also: The Fiji Times
- Xcel Energy rolls out $70B, 5-year capital plan focused on renewables
Xcel Energy announced a $70 billion, five-year capital investment plan focused on expanding renewable energy infrastructure.
- Poland approves first fast-track renewable energy zones
Poland has approved new fast-track zones to accelerate the development of renewable energy projects.
- India’s CCTS maps where industrial clusters could power the energy transitionStudy
The IEEFA released a mapping study identifying industrial clusters in India suitable for carbon capture and transition technologies.
- How China’s desert energy bases fuel the world’s largest renewable energy system
China is expanding its desert-based renewable energy infrastructure to support its transition to a cleaner power grid.
- Neoen secures debt financing for 1.2 GW of Aussie renewablesReprint
Neoen secured debt financing to support the development of 1.2 GW of renewable energy projects in Australia.
- Vattenfall opens its first wind-solar hybrid park in GermanyReprint
Vattenfall has commissioned its first hybrid wind and solar power plant in Germany.
- An electrode thinner than a soap bubble just pushed organic solar cells to a record efficiency no one had reached beforeStudy
Researchers achieved record efficiency in organic solar cells using an ultra-thin electrode.Also: Interesting Engineering
- London's O2 arena slashes emissions after shift to clean energy and EVs
London's O2 arena reduced its carbon emissions by transitioning to clean energy sources and electric vehicle infrastructure.
- West African countries adopt energy storage directiveReprint
West African nations have adopted a new directive to standardize and promote energy storage deployment.
- Enel Chile's 550MW BESS hybridization, grid-forming pushReprint
Enel Chile is advancing a 550MW battery energy storage project with grid-forming capabilities.
- Chile’s 840 MWh battery storage project targets 2028 startReprint
A new 840 MWh battery energy storage project in Chile is scheduled to begin operations in 2028.
- ASEAN shapes legal framework for climate change response
ASEAN member nations are developing a unified legal framework to coordinate their regional response to climate change.
- UN report seeks investment in ocean technologies to tackle climate changeStudy
A new UN report advocates for increased investment in ocean-based technologies to help mitigate and adapt to climate change.
- Chevron Keeps Microsoft Data Center Timeline Despite Texas Pause
Chevron continues its data center timeline despite a temporary pause in Texas energy infrastructure projects.
- Why energy will have a starring role if Democrats take Congress
Energy policy is expected to be a central legislative priority if Democrats secure control of Congress.
- DayOne and Blue Whale Energy to Explore Distributed Virtual Power Plant in Singapore
DayOne and Blue Whale Energy are collaborating to explore the development of a distributed virtual power plant in Singapore.Also: ET Datacenters, Inspenet
- Best Practices to Keep Your Farmworkers Safe in Extreme Heat
Agricultural experts provide guidance on best practices for protecting farmworkers from the dangers of extreme heat.Also: Growing Produce
- Financing resilience for Dhaka’s food vendors in a hotter urban future
New research explores financial strategies to help food vendors in Dhaka adapt to a hotter urban climate.Also: IFPRI
- Clarifying plans to strike an energy balance
Thai officials are clarifying national energy policies to balance economic needs with climate and sustainability goals.
- Community finds clever way to cut 495 households' power bills using solar panels on just 183 homes
A community project successfully reduced electricity bills for 495 households by installing solar panels on 183 homes.Also: Yahoo
- Collaborative leadership strengthens research capacity and climate action: Lessons from Tamil Nadu, IndiaStudy
A study from Tamil Nadu, India, demonstrates how collaborative leadership improves research capacity and local climate action outcomes.
- Fuel From Bamboo Costs Just $2.75 Per Gallon
A new process for producing fuel from bamboo is being explored as a potential low-carbon alternative for internal combustion engines.
- RTC unveils ‘dual-direction’ bus shelters to battle extreme heat across Las Vegas Valley
Las Vegas is installing new bus shelters designed to provide better protection against extreme heat.Also: FOX5 Vegas
- Cold weather law kicks in Saturday to prevent heat from being disconnected
A local law takes effect to prevent utility companies from disconnecting heating services during extreme cold weather.
- Gavin Newsom Has Till Monday To Make Key Wildfire Safety Decision
California Governor Gavin Newsom faces a deadline to make a significant decision regarding wildfire safety policy.
- UK provides 2.8 million US dollars for flood preparedness in South Sudan
The UK has pledged $2.8 million to support flood preparedness and resilience efforts in South Sudan.
- Rs 6.44 crore approved for Jahlama Nullah flood control works in Lahaul-Spiti district
The Indian government approved funding for flood control infrastructure in the Lahaul-Spiti district.
- Regulated Carbon Market: Emissions Measurement Timeline for Regulated Sectors in BrazilStudy
Brazil has established a timeline for emissions measurement and reporting requirements within its regulated carbon market sectors.
- The European Union fully supports Turkmenistan's efforts to reduce methane emissions
The European Union has pledged full support for Turkmenistan's initiatives to reduce methane emissions.
- A watershed moment: Bangladesh joins the global fight against rice methane
Bangladesh has officially joined international efforts to reduce methane emissions within the rice cultivation sector.
- AgriZeroNZ boosts investment in methane-busting technology
AgriZeroNZ increased its funding for agricultural technologies aimed at reducing methane emissions from livestock.
- Little Rock completes solar energy project expected to save city $1 million annually
Little Rock has completed a municipal solar project projected to reduce city energy costs by $1 million annually.
- Neoen secures AUS$1.8 billion debt financing to support renewable energy portfolio
Neoen has secured $1.8 billion in debt financing to support the expansion of its renewable energy portfolio.Also: Energy Global
- Chinese portable battery storage players report rising overseas orders in Q3 resultsStudy
Chinese manufacturers of portable battery storage systems reported increased international orders in their third-quarter results.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- SMA launches DC-coupled grid-forming solar-plus-storage solution for Germany, Australia and the UK
SMA has launched a new DC-coupled, grid-forming solar-plus-storage solution for markets in Germany, Australia, and the UK.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- Electric trucks: Reliable on the road and profitable as energy storageStudy
Research indicates that electric trucks can serve as reliable transportation while simultaneously functioning as profitable mobile energy storage units.
- Moura gears up to make utility-scale batteries ahead of capacity auction
Brazilian manufacturer Moura is expanding its utility-scale battery production capacity in preparation for upcoming energy auctions.
- Allye introduces 400 kW fast charger with second-life batteries
Allye has introduced a 400 kW fast-charging station that utilizes second-life electric vehicle batteries for energy storage.
- NatPower Marine and ZEBOX Partner to Accelerate the Deployment of Maritime Energy Infrastructure
NatPower Marine and ZEBOX have partnered to accelerate the deployment of maritime energy infrastructure.
- Sigenergy Launches SigenStor Neo in West Africa at Nigeria Energy 2026
Sigenergy has launched its SigenStor Neo energy storage product for the West African market at the Nigeria Energy 2026 event.
- Pickering Barn Microgrid Adds Sodium-Ion Battery Plan
A microgrid project in Washington state is incorporating sodium-ion battery technology to improve energy storage capacity.
- Copernicus Data Supports Aquaculture Planning as Ocean Conditions ShiftStudy
Aquaculture planners are utilizing Copernicus satellite data to adapt operations to shifting ocean conditions caused by climate change.Also: Seafoodnews
- NOAA Climate Program Office Funds Projects to Leverage Uncrewed Systems Data for Earth System ApplicationsStudy
NOAA is funding projects that utilize uncrewed systems to gather data for climate and Earth system applications.Also: NOAA
- Aztec methods and crocodiles: How biologists are restoring mangroves in Mexico
Biologists in Mexico are utilizing traditional methods and habitat restoration to protect mangrove ecosystems.
- After Botswana, Nepal tries artificial scent marking to fend big cats off villages
Nepal is testing artificial scent marking to reduce human-wildlife conflict by deterring big cats from entering villages.
- Conservation Efforts for Caucasian Leopards Show Promise
Conservation efforts in Armenia are showing success in protecting the endangered Caucasian leopard.
- T&E’s Response to the European Commission’s Review of the EU ETS and MSR
Transport & Environment supports the European Commission's proposal to expand and improve the EU Emissions Trading System for transport.
- Eugene Becomes 5th Oregon City to Adopt Home Energy Score Requirement
Eugene, Oregon, has become the fifth city in the state to mandate home energy performance scores for residential properties.
- Waymo picks Toyota bZ4X as its next robotaxi, starting in Japan in 2027
Waymo will utilize the Toyota bZ4X electric SUV for its robotaxi service, with operations scheduled to begin in Japan in 2027.
- Corn farmers adapt to climate change
Local corn farmers are implementing new agricultural practices to adapt to changing climate conditions.Also: Spartan Newsroom, Spartan Newsroom
- Experts urge Africa to invest in gas, cut methane emissions
Experts are encouraging African nations to prioritize gas investments while simultaneously working to cut methane emissions.
- Minnesota?s solar energy model could lead to budget relief for millions of Americans says Enterprise Energy
Advocates suggest that Minnesota's solar energy model could provide significant budget relief for households across the United States.
- DTE Energy starts commercial operations at 132MW Fish Creek Solar Park in Michigan
DTE Energy has officially commissioned the 132MW Fish Creek Solar Park in Michigan.
- Germany, South Korea to strengthen energy partnership
Germany and South Korea have agreed to strengthen their bilateral partnership on energy cooperation.
- METI and Siemens Energy sign agreement on wind developmentReprint
Japan's METI and Siemens Energy signed a cooperation agreement to advance offshore wind development.
- MaxSolar seals 10-year PPA with SAP in GermanyReprint
MaxSolar signed a 10-year power purchase agreement with SAP to supply renewable energy in Germany.
- Clean energy leaders push solar, battery storage as 180 grid alerts hit Visayas
Clean energy advocates are pushing for increased solar and battery deployment in the Philippines following frequent grid alerts.
- NY Counters Trump-Era Climate Attorney Exodus With New Pipeline
New York is establishing a new pipeline to recruit climate attorneys following a period of staff departures.
- Dauphin County dairy farm receives nearly $1M grant to turn farm waste into energy
A Pennsylvania dairy farm received a $1 million grant to convert agricultural waste into renewable energy.Also: Franklin County Free Press, ABC27
- San Diego County Cool Zone Program goes year-round
San Diego County has expanded its Cool Zone program to operate year-round to assist residents during heat events.
- Critical Stretch of Stockton Levee Improvements Completed in Time for El Niño Winter
California completed levee improvements in Stockton to mitigate potential flood risks associated with the upcoming El Niño winter.
- Heidelberg Materials helps deliver lower carbon road improvement scheme in Cumbria
Heidelberg Materials is utilizing lower-carbon construction materials for a road improvement project in Cumbria.
- Battery-Powered Ann Arbor, Mich., Neighborhood Gets Pilot
Ann Arbor, Michigan, has launched a pilot program to test battery-powered energy systems in a local neighborhood.
- Goats Reduce Wildfire Risk at Star Valley Park in New County Pilot Program
San Diego County is using goats to clear vegetation and reduce wildfire fuel loads in a pilot program.
- Indonesia Climate Protest
Protesters in Indonesia held a demonstration to demand action on climate change.
- New Dutch book 'Meegroeien': making room to grow with sea-level rise
A new book discusses Dutch strategies for adapting to and living with rising sea levels.Also: Nature Today
- Could Biochar Replace Cement in the Concrete of the Future?Clickbait
Researchers are exploring the potential of using biochar as a sustainable replacement for cement in concrete production.
- Pebblebrook Hotel Trust Reports 45% Reduction in Greenhouse Gas Emissions Intensity
Pebblebrook Hotel Trust reported a 45% reduction in the greenhouse gas emissions intensity of its properties.Also: citybiz
- Argent Energy’s climate targets receive SBTi validation
Argent Energy's corporate climate targets have been officially validated by the Science Based Targets initiative.
- Rocky Mountain Power customers to receive clean-energy enrollment notices
Rocky Mountain Power is notifying customers about enrollment options for clean-energy programs.Also: TownLift, Park City News
- Nextpower Raises FY2027 Outlook On Record Q2 ResultsStudy
Nextpower increased its fiscal year 2027 outlook following strong second-quarter financial results.Also: Saur Energy
- Tarlac City Shopping Mall Solar Project by PROINSO Wins Best Solar Project of the Year – Rooftop Distributed
A rooftop solar project at a Tarlac City shopping mall received an industry award for distributed solar excellence.
- Batteries are big at All Energy Australia 2026
Battery storage technologies were a primary focus at the All Energy Australia 2026 conference.Also: Inspenet
- Geminus wins Air Force SBIR contract to model microgrid batteries
Geminus has secured a U.S. Air Force contract to develop modeling software for microgrid battery systems.
- Renewables news: Masdar, IndiGrid, MT GroupReprint
Recent renewable energy developments include updates from Masdar, IndiGrid, and MT Group.
- Scoop: DG Matrix to raise $250M for solid-state transformers
DG Matrix is raising $250 million to develop solid-state transformers, a technology critical for modernizing electrical grids.
- Electric Hydrofoils Save Energy, But Do They Earn Their Price?
Electric hydrofoil ferries offer energy efficiency benefits, though their economic viability remains a subject of debate.
- Hyundai launches the new IONIQ 6 in the UK with up to 422 miles of range, starting at $45K
Hyundai has released the IONIQ 6 in the UK market with a range of up to 422 miles.
- Clean Air Task Force recognized among world’s most effective climate organizations for seventh consecutive year
The Clean Air Task Force has been recognized for its effectiveness in climate advocacy for the seventh consecutive year.
- Scottsdale Fire Department trains wildland crews and community leaders on wildfire prevention techniques
The Scottsdale Fire Department is training crews and community leaders on wildfire prevention techniques.
- Douglas County breaks ground on helitack hangar for wildfire response
Douglas County has begun construction on a new hangar to support wildfire response aircraft.
- Federal financial assistance now available to businesses impacted by BWCAW closures and wildfires
Federal financial assistance is now available for businesses impacted by wildfire-related closures.
- Carbon flow model tracks industrial park emissions with 94% accuracyStudy
Researchers developed a new carbon flow model capable of tracking industrial park emissions with 94 percent accuracy.
- ArcelorMittal trial shows carbon capture could cut steel emissionsReprint
A pilot trial by ArcelorMittal demonstrates the potential for carbon capture technology to significantly reduce emissions in the steel industry.
- Digital simulation cuts travel emissions and costs in postgraduate maternal medicine trainingStudy
A study shows that digital simulation in medical training reduces travel-related carbon emissions and costs.
- Machine learning and blockchain team up to cut supply chain costs and carbonStudy
Researchers are using machine learning and blockchain to optimize supply chains and reduce carbon footprints.
- BW ESS enters French energy storage market with acquisition of two projects
BW ESS has entered the French market by acquiring two energy storage projects.
- Vedanta Power Reports Record Q2 FY27 Performance with 122% EBITDA Growth to INR 421 CroreReprint
Vedanta Power reported significant financial growth in the second quarter of fiscal year 2027.
- Chery to shift from PHEVs to range extendersReprint
Automaker Chery is shifting its vehicle strategy from plug-in hybrids to range-extender technology.
- New podcast episode examines the growing strains in copper markets
The IEA released a podcast episode discussing supply chain constraints in the copper market relevant to energy transition technologies.
- 2026 NIHHIS Heat Tabletop Design Challenge AwardeesStudy
NOAA announced the winners of a design challenge focused on improving heat-related health information and response strategies.
- Distributed Energy Puts Power Right Where It’s Needed -...
State legislators are exploring the benefits of distributed energy resources for local power reliability.
- askST: Should I install solar panels at home? How much can I save on electricity?
A guide explains the potential savings and considerations for homeowners installing solar panels.
- BYD reveals a flashy new feature on its upcoming luxury EV
BYD is introducing new luxury features, including potential solid-state battery technology, in its upcoming flagship electric vehicle.
- Turkmenistan is deepening comprehensive cooperation to reduce anthropogenic impact on the environmentReprint
Turkmenistan announced it is increasing international cooperation to mitigate its anthropogenic environmental impact.
- Bexar County commissioners' new multi-property clean energy program could lower utility bills
Bexar County commissioners launched a clean energy program aimed at reducing utility costs for multiple properties.
- BigBattery Announces Commitments to Help Americans Own Their Power as LiFePO4 Goes MainstreamReprint
BigBattery is expanding its initiatives to increase consumer access to lithium iron phosphate battery storage technology.
- EVs Sales Are Rising And Another Gasmobile Bites The DustReprint
Ford is discontinuing the gas-powered Escape model as the automotive market continues its shift toward electric vehicles.
- Tesla drops car referral rewards, now pays owners in FSD for referrals
Tesla has updated its referral program to offer Full Self-Driving subscriptions instead of cash or vehicle-based rewards.
- Toyota reveals five new lifted Woodland concepts, including the bZ electric SUV
Toyota unveiled a series of adventure-themed concept vehicles, including an electric SUV model.
- Green Carbon Signs MOU with Wonnapob, a Thai Rice Company with Over 130 Years of History, to Build an Integrated Business Model from Carbon Credit Generation to Rice SalesReprint
Green Carbon and a Thai rice company partnered to develop a business model focused on carbon credit generation.
- Lighting up the New York Skyline for Climate Action
Activists organized a light display on the New York skyline to raise awareness for climate action.
- Calwave And SKF Have Signed A Memorandum Of Understanding
Calwave and SKF have signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on wave energy technology.
- BlueWave Solar’s Pine Meadow Road arrays cross the finish line in Northfield
BlueWave Solar has completed the construction of solar arrays in Northfield, Massachusetts.
- Tackling grid, permitting, and land constraints in solar+BESS projects with RatedPower software – webinar announcementClickbait
A webinar will discuss software solutions for addressing grid, permitting, and land constraints in solar and battery storage projects.
- Clean the Sky - Satellite-Verified Methane ReductionsClickbait
A brief overview highlights the role of satellite technology in verifying and monitoring global methane reduction efforts.
- Bluetti 288Wh Elite 30 Mini power station exclusive pre-order deals, Aventon Abound SR + LR cargo e-bikes first savings, more
New discounts are available for portable power stations and electric cargo bikes as part of early holiday sales.
- Wheel-e Podcast: New Amflow, Trek e-bikes, ALSO runs out of charge, more
A podcast episode covers recent developments in the electric bike industry and new motor technologies.
- Jasion Poki review: The Electric Minibike that packs heavy-duty fun
A review highlights the performance and features of the Jasion Poki electric minibike.
- Analysis: China’s clean-tech exports in 2026 to avoid as much CO2 as Brazil emits in a yearStudy
China's 2026 clean-energy technology exports are projected to reduce global CO2 emissions by an amount equivalent to Brazil's annual output.Also: Carbon Brief, Carbon Brief, Reuters, Mongabay, IndexBox, Euronews.com, NewsCord, IndexBox, Euronews.com, WFMZ.com and 14 others
- CoolingStudy
The UNEP released a comprehensive report detailing global strategies and policy pathways for sustainable cooling to reduce climate impact.
- Renewables 2026 DatasetStudy
The IEA released a new dataset tracking global renewable energy trends and projections for 2026.
- PJM desperately needs grid batteries. Here’s a way it could get some.
PJM Interconnection is implementing new procedures to accelerate the grid connection process for battery storage projects.Also: Energies Media
- Portugal makes grid-forming mandatory for large-scale BESS and launches 1GW tender
Portugal has mandated grid-forming capabilities for large-scale battery systems and launched a 1 GW storage tender.
- The ICRC’s Call to COP31: Strengthen Climate Action and Finance to Reach People in Conflict Settings
The ICRC is urging COP31 participants to increase climate finance and action specifically for populations living in conflict zones.Also: ReliefWeb
- Nepal’s First Climate Loss and Damage Fund Allocation
Nepal has finalized the allocation of its first national fund dedicated to addressing climate-related loss and damage.
- Electric cars help China weather the global energy crisis
China has reduced its transportation-related oil consumption by 16% since the Iran war, largely driven by the rapid adoption of electric vehicles.
- After Years-Long Community Objection, Dairyland Power Pulls the Plug on NTEC Gas Plant
Dairyland Power Cooperative canceled plans to build the 625 MW Nemadji Trail natural gas plant following community opposition.
- Taiwan advances net-zero goals through carbon pricing and green industry
Taiwan is implementing carbon pricing and green industry policies to advance its net-zero emissions goals.
- After the flood: Brazil’s case against Shell opens up a new route for polluter-pays litigation
A legal case in Brazil against Shell sets a new precedent for holding corporations accountable for climate-related flood damages.
- Rising water is forcing this French town off Newfoundland to move. Not everyone is ready to leave
A French town in Newfoundland faces the difficult prospect of relocation due to encroaching rising waters.
- Miquelon moving residents’ homes due to rising sea levels
The community of Miquelon is relocating residents' homes due to the encroaching threat of rising sea levels.
- Koruson 2 renewable energy cluster fully commissioned by Envusa Energy
The Koruson 2 renewable energy cluster in South Africa has been fully commissioned and is now operational.
- Elgin commits £400 million to five UK renewable energy projects
Elgin Energy has committed £400 million to develop five new renewable energy projects across the United Kingdom.
- Qualitas Energy lands $286m for Chile renewables and storage
Qualitas Energy has secured $286 million in funding to develop renewable energy and storage projects in Chile.Also: Energy Global, Renewables Now
- Western Australia (Australia) targets 75% renewable power generation by 2030-2031
Western Australia has set a target to reach 75% renewable power generation by the 2030-2031 period.
- Heat-evolved algae offer clues to helping corals withstand warming seasStudy
Scientists are studying heat-evolved algae to determine if they can help coral reefs survive rising ocean temperatures.
- Scientists: ‘Urgent intervention’ needed to save coral reefs
Scientists are calling for urgent intervention to prevent the collapse of coral reef ecosystems.
- Exclusive: How the permitting bill could change the energy landscape
New energy permitting legislation could significantly alter the landscape for infrastructure development and clean energy deployment.
- Data centre flexibility is drawing attention but only 3% of global capacity could shift its power demand, Ember findsStudy
Ember research finds that only 3% of global data center capacity is currently capable of shifting power demand to support grid stability.
- From Australia to Chile, our cities are driving a green investment boom
Cities globally are increasingly driving investment in green infrastructure and sustainable development projects.
- UCSB chemical engineer to develop low-cost technologies for renewable energy storage
A UC Santa Barbara engineer is developing new, low-cost technologies to improve renewable energy storage capabilities.Also: edhat
- The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) launched a nationwide program to restore critical wetlands, rivers, and coral reefs to mitigate the impact of drought brought by the strong El Niño. State weather bureau PAGASA said the upcomin
The Philippines launched a program to restore wetlands and reefs to mitigate drought impacts exacerbated by El Niño.
- Projected Effects of the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act on the Power SectorStudy
A research report projects the impact of the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act on the national power sector.Also: Heatmap $
- Rivian’s electric van gets 30% more range and AWD, now delivering
Rivian has begun delivering electric vans featuring upgraded battery packs and dual-motor all-wheel drive.
- Basic wildfire protections add less than 1% to new-home construction costs, CU Boulder study findsStudy
Research from CU Boulder finds that wildfire-resilient home construction adds less than 1% to total costs.
- UC DAVIS: Securing California’s flood-resilient future amid political and climate-driven stormsStudy
A UC Davis report outlines strategies for creating a flood-resilient future for California amidst political and climate challenges.Also: UC Davis, Maven's Notebook
- Med-IREN project studies floods, heat stress with Cyprus a climate-resilience modelStudy
The Med-IREN project is using Cyprus as a model to study climate resilience against flooding and heat stress.Also: ANSA
- Salesforce’s new carbon credit deal gives sustainable rice farming a boost
Salesforce has invested in a carbon credit project focused on promoting sustainable rice farming practices.Also: ESG Dive
- Salesforce Signs 500,000 Ton Superpollutant Carbon Credit Deal
Salesforce has purchased 500,000 tons of carbon credits focused on reducing methane emissions from rice cultivation.
- Safaricom turns to solar as diesel prices hit record high
Safaricom is transitioning to solar power as record-high diesel prices increase operational costs.Also: Daily Nation
- California Energy Commission releases US$46 million for DERS supporting grid reliability
The California Energy Commission has allocated $46 million to distributed energy resource projects to enhance grid reliability.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- CATL globally launches ultra-high capacity energy storage system at All Energy 2026 and signs three Australian partnership MoUs
CATL launched a new high-capacity energy storage system and signed three partnership agreements for projects in Australia.Also: The Malaysian Reserve
- Why Americans can’t buy these world-class EVs
An analysis explores the market and regulatory barriers preventing certain international electric vehicles from being sold in the United States.
- Samsung SDI Eyes Energy Storage Battery Growth After Profit Beat
Samsung SDI plans to expand its energy storage battery business following a strong quarterly profit report.Also: Bloomberg $
- Nextpower's battery business booms
The battery storage business operated by Nextpower is experiencing significant growth.
- The Slow, Surprising Death of EV Range AnxietyStudy
Data shows electric vehicle range has significantly increased while costs have decreased, making 300-mile range vehicles standard in the current market.
- Maine Looks to Its Forests to Reach Climate Goals
Maine is leveraging its extensive private forest lands through strategic programs to meet state climate goals and enhance carbon sequestration.
- Early tech warning hopes to give Sumatra’s peat community a head start on fires
New technology is being deployed in Sumatra to provide early warnings for peatland fires, helping local communities mitigate damage.
- New Batteries That Store Blistering Heat Are Taking Off
Start-ups are developing thermal energy storage technologies, known as heat batteries, to help decarbonize industrial processes and power grids.
- GE Vernova Bets $9 Billion on Transmission Lines
GE Vernova is investing $9 billion in transmission infrastructure projects to support grid expansion.
- GW Public Health Experts Call for Greater Investment in Preventing Zoonotic Diseases Amid Climate Change and Global Health Funding Shifts | NewswiseStudy
Public health experts advocate for increased investment in zoonotic disease prevention amid climate change.
- U.S. Supreme Court cases deal with cost of climate change, discrimination, death penalty
The U.S. Supreme Court is reviewing cases involving the costs associated with climate change.
- Council publishes 2025 international climate finance figuresStudy
The Council of the European Union has released official figures regarding international climate finance contributions for 2025.
- WMO launches Lake Chad Basin flood and drought warning project
The WMO has launched a new project to provide flood and drought warnings for the Lake Chad Basin.
- Report released on San Onofre nuclear waste removal efforts amid rising sea levels
A new report evaluates the challenges of removing nuclear waste from the San Onofre site in the context of rising sea levels.
- Logan Airport Introduces Sustainable Aviation Fuel To Combat Emissions
Boston's Logan Airport has begun using sustainable aviation fuel as part of an effort to reduce its operational greenhouse gas emissions.
- Fewer Methane Spot-Samples Than Expected Suffice for Breeding Lower-Emitting CattleStudy
Researchers found that fewer methane spot-samples are required to effectively breed cattle with lower methane emissions.
- A low-cost way to make hydrogen from seawater has been discoveredStudy
Scientists have discovered a new, low-cost method for producing hydrogen fuel directly from seawater.
- CMA CGM, Nike and Gemadept launch a zero-direct-emission electric barge in Vietnam, powered by renewable energy
A partnership has launched a zero-emission electric barge powered by renewable energy to transport goods in Vietnam.Also: About Nike, About Nike
- Turning a solar power system into its own backup
New technical configurations allow residential solar power systems to function as reliable backup power sources during outages.
- EGEC calls for an ambitious ‘250 GW by 2040’ target to increase the utilisation of geothermal energy in the EU
The European Geothermal Energy Council is calling for a target of 250 GW of geothermal capacity by 2040.
- Malaysian gov’t approves renewable energy requirement for new data centers
The Malaysian government has mandated that new data centers must meet specific renewable energy requirements.
- Batteries in Australia are already displacing natural gas during the evening peak
Battery storage systems in Australia are increasingly replacing natural gas generation during peak evening demand periods.
- China’s green exports could avert Brazil-sized emissions, but there’s a catch
China's green technology exports have the potential to significantly reduce global emissions, though challenges remain regarding implementation.
- ECOWAS battery storage rules agreed in Accra as Ghana procures 200MW of batteries
ECOWAS has agreed on new battery storage regulations as Ghana moves forward with a 200MW procurement project.
- Construction begins on 300 MWh Hazelwood 2 grid-forming battery in Australia
Construction has commenced on the 300 MWh Hazelwood 2 grid-forming battery project in Australia.Also: SolarQuarter, SolarQuarter
- Consortium wins $535 million tender for 4 GWh storage project in China
A consortium secured a $535 million contract to build a 4 GWh energy storage project in China.
- Coral Reproduction and CryopreservationStudy
The National Zoo is utilizing cryopreservation techniques to protect coral genetic diversity.
- When Corals Are Bleached, Hope Is Not Lost – They Can Recover With A Little Help From Their Healthy Friends
Research suggests that bleached corals can recover with support from healthy symbiotic organisms.Also: EcoPortal.net
- Data centres for grids꞉ the potential impact of flexibilityStudy
Ember analyzes how data centers can provide flexibility to power grids to better integrate renewable energy sources.
- SEA-LNG and MAMII strengthen cooperation on methane emissions
SEA-LNG and MAMII have formed a partnership to improve the monitoring and reduction of methane emissions within the shipping industry.Also: Container News, Lloyd's Register
- Eco Wave Power Announces Major Milestone in Collaboration with Fortune 500 Energy Giant Bharat Petroleum as First Purchase Order Is Issued for Wave Energy Project in India
Eco Wave Power received its first purchase order from Bharat Petroleum for a wave energy project in India.Also: Energy Global
- AgriZeroNZ Backs Methane Vaccine and Low-Emissions Ryegrass
AgriZeroNZ is investing in the development of methane-reducing vaccines and low-emission ryegrass varieties for the agricultural sector.
- Odisha Clean Energy Push Targets Sodium-Ion Storage
The Indian state of Odisha is promoting the adoption of sodium-ion battery storage technology as part of its clean energy strategy.
- Emerald Battery Labs to supply a 60-kWh sodium-ion storage system to Issaquah
Emerald Battery Labs will supply a 60-kWh sodium-ion storage system to the city of Issaquah.
- To help farmers in Southern Africa, scientists predict when to plant native nutsStudy
Scientists are using data modeling to advise Southern African farmers on optimal planting times for resilient native crops.
- Toyota’s EV sales more than doubled in a year, but gas cars are getting crushed in China
Toyota's EV sales in China are rising, but declining demand for internal combustion vehicles is impacting the company's overall global sales.
- California’s long road to make EV charging more reliable
California is working to address ongoing challenges regarding the reliability of its public electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
- Exclusive: Peter Thiel-Backed Nuclear Fuel Startup Hits a Key Regulatory Milestone
A nuclear fuel startup has reached a regulatory milestone in its plan to convert a Kentucky Superfund site into an enrichment facility.
- Adapting to extreme heat ahead of triple-digit days this week
Local authorities are implementing adaptation measures to protect residents ahead of an upcoming extreme heat event.Also: KEYE
- Government urged to protect people with severe mental illness from heatwave risks
Advocates are urging the government to implement specific protections for people with severe mental illness during heat waves.
- Weathering what’s next: how parametric insurance can support climate resilience
Parametric insurance is presented as a tool to support climate resilience and financial recovery from extreme weather.
- Trump OKs individual FEMA assistance for eight Florida counties hit by IsaiasReprint
Federal assistance has been approved for Florida counties impacted by the storm Isaias.
- Jamaica commissions modern Doppler weather radar
Jamaica has installed a new Doppler weather radar system to improve storm monitoring and forecasting capabilities.
- At 70, Indonesian Alumnus Swims Madura Strait to Aid Women Fishers Displaced by Sea-Level Rise
An Indonesian activist is swimming the Madura Strait to raise funds for women fishers displaced by rising sea levels.
- Regulatory Review: Climate resilience, carbon capture and critical minerals
A regulatory review examines current developments in climate resilience, carbon capture technology, and critical mineral sourcing.Also: Sustainable Views
- State gets Singapore partners for clean energy storage, smart grid tech
The Indian state of Karnataka partnered with Singaporean firms to develop clean energy storage and smart grid infrastructure.Also: The Times of India
- Green Guarantee Group Flagship Report 2026: From Recommendations to ImplementationStudy
The Climate Policy Initiative released a report detailing recommendations for implementing green financial guarantees to support climate goals.
- Chinese EVs win over some in South Korea, but Japan is proving to be a rougher road
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers are expanding into South Korea and Japan with varying degrees of market success.
- Electricity Is the Cure to Europe’s Malaise, Eurelectric Chief Says
The head of Eurelectric argues that widespread electrification is essential for Europe's economic recovery and energy transition.Also: Bloomberg $
- ‘Design conservation with those who will live with it’: 30 by 30 in Africa
Experts emphasize the importance of involving local communities in the design and management of conservation areas to meet 30 by 30 targets.
- Now Critical: Optimizing Complementary Ocean Carbon Observing Networks
Experts are calling for the optimization of global ocean carbon observation networks to better track climate change impacts.
- Scaling European Battery Recycling via the Circular Economy Act
Industry groups are calling for stronger European policies to scale battery recycling and material recovery capacity.
- Favela Leaders Are Confronting the Climate Crisis Is Clear Lesson From Rio’s 3rd Sustainable Favela Festival
Favela leaders in Rio de Janeiro are actively organizing community-led responses to the climate crisis.
- Review Maps How Genotypes and Rootstocks Could Help Fruit Trees Face Climate ChangeStudy
A scientific review identifies specific fruit tree genotypes and rootstocks that may improve resilience to changing climate conditions.
- Modern building design considers a climate that ‘no longer exists’
Modern building design is increasingly struggling to account for a climate that has shifted beyond historical norms.
- Mixing Mineral Fertilizer With Compost Cuts Net Warming From Korean Rice PaddiesStudy
Research indicates that mixing compost with mineral fertilizer reduces net greenhouse gas emissions from rice paddies.
- The 70-year experiment shaping wildfire prevention
An analysis of long-term forest management experiments and their influence on modern wildfire prevention strategies.
- El Niño Preparedness & Response Situation Update - Issued by IMPAACT Program, Issue No. 1 (October 2026)Study
A humanitarian report provides an update on global preparedness and response strategies for El Niño impacts.
- Miami-Dade’s Underline adds bike-sharing program to help reduce traffic, greenhouse gas emissions
Miami-Dade’s Underline project has launched a bike-sharing program aimed at reducing traffic congestion and associated greenhouse gas emissions.
- DuPont Unveils SBTi-Validated Net Zero Targets
DuPont has announced new net-zero emissions targets that have been validated by the Science Based Targets initiative.
- Talking EVs: Clean School Buses, Chinese Competition, and EV Road Trips
An industry group discusses the current state of electric school buses and the competitive landscape for EV adoption.
- LIFE helps Bulgaria turn clean energy plans into investment
The EU's LIFE program is assisting Bulgaria in converting its clean energy transition plans into actionable investments.
- Jinko ESS Strengthens 20MWh Stand-Alone Battery Energy Storage Portfolio in Germany
Jinko ESS has expanded its battery energy storage portfolio in Germany with a new 20MWh project.Also: ESS News
- New nuclear builds, SMR developments in Canada, Turkey, Philippines, Thailand
New nuclear power projects and small modular reactor developments are advancing across several international markets.
- Forget EVs. Battery Makers Are Busy Bolstering the U.S. Power Grid.
Battery manufacturers are increasingly focusing on grid-scale storage solutions to support power infrastructure.
- French renewable energy sector proposes 27 measures to accelerate renewables, boost energy storage and strengthen power grids
The French renewable energy sector has proposed 27 measures to accelerate renewable deployment and strengthen grid infrastructure.
- India’s renewable energy faces growing need for firm power as grid and storage constraints emerge
India's renewable energy sector faces increasing challenges regarding grid stability and the need for firm power storage solutions.
- Latin American Climate Resilient Coffee Facility (LATTE)
The Climate Policy Initiative launched a facility to support climate-resilient coffee production in the Amazon and Andes regions.
- Amazon Andes Fund
The Climate Policy Initiative announced the Amazon Andes Fund to support sustainable development and climate resilience in the region.
- DENR intensifies ecosystem protection amid El Niño threat By Marita Moaje MANILA – The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) is stepping up efforts to prevent water loss, protect marine life and preserve wetlands as the country faces tReprint
The Philippines is intensifying ecosystem protection efforts to mitigate the impacts of the current El Niño event.
- National Grid to extend life of UK-France power link to 2050
National Grid will extend the operational life of the UK-France electricity interconnector until 2050.
- Sy pitches P700-B plan to reduce PH power costs
The Sy family has proposed a 700 billion peso investment plan aimed at reducing power costs in the Philippines.Also: Gulf News
- Delhi BS-VI Entry Ban From November 1; 4 Haryana Districts Step Up Awareness
Delhi is banning certain vehicles starting November 1, while Haryana districts increase public awareness regarding emission regulations.Also: Business Standard
- SBTi validates our 2034 emissions targets
The Science Based Targets initiative has officially validated the 2034 emissions reduction targets set by Aliaxis.
- TfL applies cautious assumptions to plug-in hybrid emissions in London modelling as push for zero-emission taxis and PHVs
Transport for London is updating its emissions modeling for plug-in hybrid taxis to support zero-emission goals.Also: TaxiPoint Taxi News
- BYD spotted testing a new minivan [Video]
BYD is testing a new electric minivan ahead of its expected market debut later this year.
- Rivian (RIVN) Q3 2026 earnings: revenue up 38%, R2 now its best-sellerStudy
Rivian reported a 38% increase in Q3 2026 revenue, with the R2 model becoming its best-selling vehicle.
- City of Boise Awarded $25,000 for Heat Planning and Preparedness
The City of Boise received a $25,000 grant to improve local planning and preparedness for extreme heat events.
- How Asia and the Pacific can take the heat off tourism
Experts suggest strategies for the tourism industry in Asia and the Pacific to adapt to and mitigate the impacts of extreme heat.
- Pumped storage steps up as the long-duration workhorse for grid stability
Pumped hydro storage is increasingly being utilized as a primary long-duration solution for maintaining grid stability.Also: ESI-Africa.com
- From zoos to craft brews, Michigan looks to spur decarbonization
Michigan organizations, including the Detroit Zoo, are implementing energy-efficiency measures to reduce carbon emissions in energy-intensive facilities.
- 100,000 trees to be planted across Nebraska next year in response to historic wildfires
Nebraska plans to plant 100,000 trees to aid recovery efforts following recent historic wildfire events.
- Bacterial synthetic communities reshape how sugarcane responds to drought stressStudy
Researchers developed synthetic bacterial communities that help sugarcane crops better withstand drought stress.
- Request for Proposal | Implementation of Activity 1: Glacier Pact· Recording the Last Blue Heartbeat
UNESCO has issued a request for proposals to implement a glacier monitoring and documentation project.
- Grover Beach prepares for El Niño with flood prevention work
Grover Beach is conducting flood prevention infrastructure work in anticipation of El Niño-related weather.
- Leaner factories, lower emissions: efficiency metric tracks fruit juice plant carbon footprintStudy
Researchers have developed a new efficiency metric to track and reduce the carbon footprint of fruit juice manufacturing plants.
- Ekinops and Orange Business tackle the carbon footprint of networksReprint
Ekinops and Orange Business are collaborating to address the carbon footprint associated with telecommunications network infrastructure.
- Fifth graders spark solar energy shift at Mount Vernon School
Students at a Georgia school successfully advocated for the installation of solar energy systems on their campus.
- Energy Transition Today - Nautilus Solar Celebrates 20 Years Advancing US Renewable EnergyReprint
Nautilus Solar Energy marks its 20th anniversary of developing and operating renewable energy projects in the United States.
- Pasadena Clean-Energy Project Proposals Due Friday as City Seeks Local Power
The city of Pasadena is accepting proposals for new local clean energy projects to bolster its power supply.
- Lehigh Valley colleges support solar energy center in Kentucky
Colleges in the Lehigh Valley are providing support for the development of a solar energy center in Kentucky.Also: 14 News
- Regen releases report on onshore renewables decommissioningStudy
Regen published a report detailing the processes and considerations for decommissioning onshore renewable energy infrastructure.
- How BAAJA could help geothermal gain ground
The BAAJA legislation is proposed as a mechanism to help geothermal energy projects gain market traction.
- TfL Uses Real-World Data for Plug-In Hybrid Emissions Assessments, Mayor Says
Transport for London is utilizing real-world data to improve the accuracy of plug-in hybrid emission assessments.
- Why battery storage is moving to the centre of India's power distribution playbook
Battery storage is becoming a central component of India's strategy for managing power distribution and renewable energy integration.
- “India’s Energy Storage Market Is Set for Strong Growth Over the Next 3–5 Years”: William Gui, Sineng Electric
Industry experts project significant growth for India's energy storage market over the next three to five years.
- Xingwei Technology Highlights the Best Off-Grid Energy Storage Systems for 2026Clickbait
A technology company released a promotional list of off-grid energy storage systems for the 2026 market.Also: openPR.com
- XPENG L05 Offers A Bit More
XPENG has launched its new L05 electric vehicle model in China and international markets.
- Residents Urged to Decrease Wildfire Risks by Participating in Fall Green Waste Disposal Event
Bernalillo County is encouraging residents to reduce wildfire risks through a green waste disposal event.
- ARA Provides Guidance To Help IRC Carbon Reporting
The American Rental Association released guidance to assist the construction industry with carbon reporting requirements.
- Optimistic climate futures for local communities in the UK imagined in a new report
A new report explores community-led visions for sustainable and resilient futures in various UK locations.
- Energy, Emissions, Regenerative Ag Drive SustainabilityClickbait
Food processing companies are increasingly focusing on energy efficiency and regenerative agriculture to improve sustainability metrics.
- Threshold effect found in how farm services drive green productivity in ChinaStudy
A study identifies a threshold effect in how farm services influence green productivity and emissions reduction in China.
- RE+ will host another clean energy job fair this year
The RE+ conference will host a job fair aimed at connecting workers with opportunities in the clean energy industry.
- From Planning to Progress: Highlights from the 5th Annual Hampton Roads Climate Solutions Roundtable
The Sierra Club highlights progress and collaborative efforts from the 5th Annual Hampton Roads Climate Solutions Roundtable.
- Beyond XRP trading: How Lake Energy connects digital assets with renewable energy
Lake Energy is utilizing digital assets to facilitate investment and connectivity within the renewable energy sector.
- Indian Auto LPG Coalition urges states to adopt clean mobility models
The Indian Auto LPG Coalition is advocating for states to adopt cleaner mobility models.
- Subsidies sought on electric trucksReprint
Industry stakeholders are seeking government subsidies to support the adoption of electric trucks.
- View the Recording from the October 27 El Nino Workshop
The City of Malibu has released a recording of a public workshop focused on El Niño preparedness.
- Reinheim: New VW ID.3 for the city administration
The city administration of Reinheim has acquired a new Volkswagen ID.3 electric vehicle for municipal use.
- India seeks $220 billion clean energy push to meet 2030 target
India is seeking $220 billion in investment to accelerate its clean energy transition and meet 2030 targets.Also: Impakter, Egypt Oil & Gas
- The DOE announces $5B loan to Constellation for nuclear uprates
The U.S. Department of Energy announced a $5 billion loan commitment to increase power output at 15 existing nuclear reactors.
- Delta seniors attend first day of climate case Federal Court in Vancouver
Delta seniors attended the opening day of a federal climate lawsuit in Vancouver.Also: Delta Optimist
- Youth plaintiffs testify as historic climate trial gets underway in Vancouver
Youth plaintiffs provided testimony as a historic climate trial began in Vancouver.Also: My East Kootenay Now
- UK budget 2026: Key climate and energy announcementsReprint
The UK government has announced a new energy strategy focused on maintaining low costs for consumers.
- Analysis: How the UK spent more than £11.6bn on climate aid since 2021Study
Analysis of official figures shows the UK has spent £12.8 billion on climate aid for developing nations since 2021.
- Getting into hot water: What I learned ditching my gas tank for a more climate-friendly heat pump
A Charlestown startup received $8 million in funding to develop a more energy-efficient heat pump water heater.
- European Commission unveils Climate Resilience Framework to prepare for 3C of warming
The European Commission introduced a framework to help member states prepare for the impacts of a 3°C warmer world.
- Africa wants adaptation finance on COP31 agenda, raising risk of a fight
African nations are pushing for adaptation finance to be a priority at COP31, signaling potential diplomatic friction.
- What Phoenix can teach the world about adapting to extreme heat
Phoenix is serving as a model for other global cities in developing strategies to adapt to increasingly extreme heat.Also: ASU News
- Why ranchers, the ski industry and Western Slope governments are paying close attention to Boulder’s climate lawsuit before the U.S. Supreme Court
Various Western stakeholders are closely monitoring a climate-related lawsuit currently before the U.S. Supreme Court.Also: Post Independent, AspenTimes.com
- The West Invented the Electrolyzer. China Is Building the Industry.
China has captured a dominant share of the global electrolyzer manufacturing market despite the technology's Western origins.
- CAISO approves proposal to speed grid connections for large loads
California's grid operator approved a proposal to accelerate connections for large energy projects, facilitating the integration of renewable energy sources.
- Swiss government introduces measures to limit heatwave risks
The Swiss government has introduced new measures to mitigate the risks posed by heatwaves.Also: SWI swissinfo.ch, Informat.ro
- St. Louis lime producer, California materials tech firm choose site for low-carbon cement plant
A lime producer and a materials tech firm selected a site for a new low-carbon cement manufacturing facility.
- Call For New WHO Instrument To Address Climate-Driven Global Health Emergency
Health advocates are calling for a new World Health Organization instrument to manage the global health emergency driven by climate change.
- Big Win for Wisconsin: Lawsuit Settlement Forces Statewide Data Center Review
A lawsuit settlement in Wisconsin mandates a comprehensive environmental review for new data center developments.Also: Sierra Club
- Germany opens door to offshore wind returns as sector pressures grow
Germany is adjusting policies to improve returns for offshore wind projects amid industry pressure.
- Developing Blended Finance Pathways for Renewable Energy in Southeast AsiaStudy
The IEA outlines new financial strategies to accelerate the deployment of renewable energy projects across Southeast Asia.
- Cambodia Launches $4 Million Program to Cut Super Pollutant Emissions
Cambodia launched a four-million-dollar program to reduce emissions of short-lived climate pollutants.
- UN report urges investment in Ocean Carbon Intelligence to safeguard the ocean's climate roleStudy
A new UN report calls for increased investment in ocean carbon intelligence to preserve the ocean's climate-regulating functions.
- Govt plans national drought response as El Niño threatens extreme heat in early 2027, Dewan Rakyat told
The Malaysian government is planning a national drought response strategy in anticipation of future El Niño-driven extreme heat.
- Climate Fund Managers secures approval for $140 million from Green Climate Fund to advance industrial decarbonisation in Southern Africa
Climate Fund Managers received $140 million from the Green Climate Fund to support industrial decarbonization in Southern Africa.
- 800MW Great North Road Solar and Battery Storage Park Project Secures Approval From UK Government
The UK government has approved an 800MW solar and battery storage park project.
- Landscape of Green Finance in India 2026Study
A new report details the current landscape and trends of green finance investments within India for 2026.
- Tensions set to flare over trade at COP31 as China makes it a priority
China is prioritizing trade issues at COP31, potentially complicating international climate negotiations and policy agreements.
- Stalemate on finance at COP17 nature talks exposes need for new sources
Negotiations at COP17 regarding nature conservation finance have stalled, highlighting the urgent need for new funding sources.Also: The Climate Watch
- Why the NAACP is suing xAI
The NAACP is suing xAI over air pollution concerns related to a data center in Memphis, citing environmental justice issues.Also: Earthjustice
- Group demands permanent fossil fuel levies as oil giants eye $53bn profits
Advocacy groups are calling for permanent levies on fossil fuel companies to address climate impacts amid record industry profits.Also: Common Dreams
- Government confirms Euro 7 for new vehicles
The government has confirmed the adoption of the Euro 7 standard for new vehicle emissions.
- US state opens $200 million solar-storage grant program
A US state has launched a $200 million grant program to support the deployment of solar and battery storage projects.Also: Renewables Now, pv magazine Global
- Philadelphia launches toolkit to help neighborhoods prepare for climate risks
Philadelphia has released a new toolkit designed to help local neighborhoods prepare for and mitigate climate-related risks.Also: StateScoop
- Covering the Cost: The cost of hurricanes and investing in disaster resilience
Hawaii officials discuss the economic necessity of investing in disaster resilience to mitigate the rising costs of hurricane damage.Also: Hawaii News Now
- AI vs. Climate policy + EU framework for climate resilience + Grimm sues successfully
Recent developments include updates on AI and climate policy, EU resilience frameworks, and a successful lawsuit by Grimm.
- Sweat-Powered Fabric Flaps Open to Cool Workers in Extreme Heat Without ElectricityStudy
Researchers developed a sweat-powered fabric that opens to provide cooling for workers in extreme heat without requiring electricity.Also: Cities Today
- Statement on Sea-Level Rise in Relation to International Law, 26 October 2026, New York (delivered by Sanita Pēkale, Director-General of the Legal Directorate of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Latvia)
Latvia delivered a statement at the UN regarding the implications of sea-level rise for international law.Also: Ārlietu ministrija
- AI is part of solution for climate change, COP31 pledge says
A COP31 pledge identifies artificial intelligence as a key tool for addressing climate change challenges.
- Lawsuit Launched to Protect West Coast Fishers
A new lawsuit has been filed seeking legal protections for West Coast fisher populations.
- A town-wide ‘living laboratory’ shows how green spaces can combat climate extremes
A town-wide project demonstrates how integrating green spaces can help mitigate the impacts of climate extremes.Also: Mongabay
- ‘A proper seat at the table’: Lucy Mulenkei on Indigenous decision-making at the COP17 biodiversity summit
Indigenous leader Lucy Mulenkei discusses the progress and challenges of securing a meaningful role for Indigenous peoples in global biodiversity negotiations.
- Super-insulating solid may soon help old homes reach net-zero goals
New aerogel insulation materials are being developed to help older European homes meet net-zero energy efficiency goals.
- The Need for Maintaining Renewable Energy Directive Stability in the Post-2030 Energy Framework
Advocacy groups are urging the European Commission to maintain stability in renewable energy legislative frameworks post-2030.
- DOLE urges rest breaks, hydration during extreme heat
The Philippine Department of Labor and Employment issued guidelines urging employers to provide rest breaks and hydration during extreme heat.
- Bringing more beavers to watersheds is a powerful drought-fighting tool, experts say
Experts suggest that reintroducing beavers to watersheds can serve as an effective tool for drought mitigation.
- Battery-Inspired Device Captures Carbon Dioxide Directly From the AirStudy
Researchers have developed a battery-inspired device capable of capturing carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere.Also: Bioengineer.org
- Microsoft faces potential vote: Shareholders curious about its plans to tackle emissions
Microsoft shareholders are pushing for a vote to increase transparency and accountability regarding the company's emissions reduction plans.
- Scientists develop low-cost carbon capture technology
Scientists have developed a new, lower-cost technology for capturing carbon dioxide emissions.
- New Goal-Driven Roadmap Maps Technologies Needed for Carbon NeutralityStudy
A new roadmap outlines the specific technologies required to achieve global carbon neutrality goals.
- Southeast Asia Renewable Energy Outlook: $2.5T Investment, 3 TW by 2050 - News and StatisticsStudy
A new report forecasts $2.5 trillion in investment and 3 terawatts of renewable capacity in Southeast Asia by 2050.
- Off-grid solar needs $11.4 billion investment to bring electricity to millions, World Bank report findsStudy
A World Bank report estimates that $11.4 billion in investment is required to provide off-grid solar electricity to millions of people.
- Spain’s largest standalone BESS portfolio reaches financial close
A large-scale battery energy storage system portfolio in Spain has reached financial close, marking progress in renewable energy infrastructure.
- JONAPWD seeks inclusive climate policies, flood warning systems
A disability advocacy group in Nigeria is calling for inclusive climate policy and improved flood warning systems.Also: Businessday NG, Vanguard News
- Turkmenistan Delegation Concludes Study Visit to the UK on Methane Emissions Monitoring and Reduction
A delegation from Turkmenistan completed a study visit to the UK focused on methane emissions monitoring and reduction technologies.Also: Arzuw news
- Suzuki faces headwinds as India toughens emission standards
Suzuki faces operational challenges as India implements stricter vehicle emission standards.Also: Nikkei Asia
- Sodium-ion batteries target 3 GWh of grid storage by 2031 with 15,000 charge cycles
New sodium-ion battery technology aims to provide 3 GWh of grid storage capacity by 2031 with high cycle durability.Also: Interesting Engineering
- A new physics-informed AI tool aims to predict wildfire spread in real time and assist wildfire response
A new physics-informed AI tool is being developed to forecast wildfire spread in real time to assist emergency response efforts.
- Dutch startup Elysian says electric flight may be closer than you think
Startup Elysian Aircraft is developing an electric commercial airliner designed to reduce noise and dependence on fossil fuels.
- Intact calls for applications for climate resilience grants as communities face growing risks
Intact is offering grants to help communities improve their resilience against growing climate-related risks.Also: The Environment Journal
- Bhotekoshi post-flood disaster reconstruction: Need of climate-resilient planning and building
Post-flood reconstruction efforts in Bhotekoshi emphasize the need for climate-resilient planning and infrastructure.Also: The Himalayan Times
- AI Hurricane Forecasting: The Bitter Lesson Makes Landfall
This article explores the challenges and limitations of using AI for hurricane forecasting.
- Report calls for faster action to support transition to electric HGVsStudy
A new report calls for accelerated policy and infrastructure support to transition heavy goods vehicles to electric power.Also: Transport Engineer
- Germany moves forward with plans for one of Europe's largest battery storage projects
Germany is advancing plans to develop one of Europe's largest battery energy storage projects.
- CATL, Intilion Sign MOU to Build 3 GWh of Sodium-Ion Grid Storage in Europe by 2031Reprint
CATL and Intilion signed an agreement to deploy 3 GWh of sodium-ion grid storage across Europe by 2031.
- CATL Sees Australian Interest in Nascent Sodium-Ion Batteries
CATL reports growing interest from Australia in the adoption of sodium-ion battery technology.Also: Bloomberg $
- Central Heat Pump Water Heaters Are On The Up & Up
The market for central heat pump water heaters is expanding due to increased manufacturing and technological innovation.
- More heat pumps would actually be good for the grid, researchers findStudy
Researchers find that widespread heat pump adoption is beneficial for the electrical grid rather than a source of strain.
- Clearing wildfire fuel could help power the North’s remote communities
Clearing wildfire fuel from forests could provide biomass energy for remote northern communities.
- In Honduras, hard hit by drought, authorities hope to make it rain using contentious tactic
Authorities in Honduras are considering cloud seeding to combat severe drought, despite concerns regarding the efficacy and impact of the tactic.Also: The Weather Channel
- Sweep, Climatiq Partner on Supply Chain Product Carbon Footprint Solution
Sweep and Climatiq have partnered to provide a new software solution for tracking product-level carbon footprints in supply chains.
- UK-Taiwan launch CCUS partnership
The UK and Taiwan have established a new partnership focused on carbon capture, utilization, and storage technology.
- New protocol opens global market for low-carbon cement
A new global protocol has been launched to standardize and facilitate the market for low-carbon cement.
- Malawi, Switzerland Approve Clean Cooking Project Targeting 1.8M Carbon Credits
Malawi and Switzerland have approved a clean cooking project expected to generate 1.8 million carbon credits.
- Carbon labels outperform meat taxes in shifting Chinese diets, study findsStudy
A study suggests that carbon labeling on food is more effective than meat taxes at shifting consumer diets in China.
- Adding two fodder shrubs to dairy cow diets could reduce methane emissions – ILRIStudy
Research from ILRI indicates that adding specific fodder shrubs to dairy cow diets can reduce methane emissions from livestock.
- Report: Renewable energy driving more foreign interest in US ag land
Renewable energy projects are driving increased foreign investment in United States agricultural land.
- Microsoft Signs Clean Energy Deals in Japan with Macquarie’s Blueleaf
Microsoft has entered into agreements to purchase clean energy in Japan from Macquarie’s Blueleaf Energy.
- Ebara Elliott Energy Opens World’s First Commercial-Scale Liquid Hydrogen Pump Test Center and Manufacturing Hub
Ebara Elliott Energy has opened a commercial-scale liquid hydrogen pump test center and manufacturing facility.
- The Energy Transition in 5 Numbers: Where Solar, Nuclear, and Gas Stand Heading Into 2027
An analysis examines the current status and future outlook of solar, nuclear, and gas energy sectors heading into 2027.
- Programme for Accelerated Renewal and Incentivization of Vehicle Assets for Reducing Transport Air Pollution and Network Emissions (PARIVARTAN), 2026.Study
The PARIVARTAN program outlines a 2026 framework for accelerating vehicle fleet renewal to reduce transport air pollution and emissions.
- Amazon, Tata Motors Partner to Deploy 3,000 Electric Trucks in India
Amazon and Tata Motors have partnered to deploy 3,000 electric trucks across India's logistics network.Also: Rediff
- India’s BESS pipeline needs bankable tenders and diversified revenue streams
Analysts suggest that India's battery storage sector requires improved tender structures and diversified revenue models to scale effectively.
- Indian University Campus Could Cut Grid Power Use by Two-Thirds, Study FindsStudy
A new study indicates that an Indian university campus could reduce its grid electricity consumption by two-thirds through energy efficiency and storage.
- ADS-TEC Energy Advances One of Europe’s Largest Battery Storage Projects as Building Permit Nears
ADS-TEC Energy is moving forward with a major European battery storage project as it nears the final permitting stage.
- AlphaESS Completes Production of 60MW/120MWh Jonava BESS for Lithuania
AlphaESS has completed production of a 60MW/120MWh battery storage facility for deployment in Lithuania.
- The most affordable American electric car in Mexico is made in China
The most affordable American-branded electric vehicle sold in Mexico is manufactured in China.
- IEA countries strengthen critical minerals security through emergency response exercise and diversification workshopStudy
IEA member countries conduct exercises to improve the security and diversification of critical mineral supply chains.
- Sustainability in Healthcare in the Age of AI
The healthcare sector is exploring the role of AI in improving sustainability and reducing environmental footprints.
- State Minister Terrelonge Urges Diaspora to Invest in Jamaica’s Hurricane Recovery
A Jamaican government official is encouraging the diaspora to contribute financially to hurricane recovery efforts.
- Buffalo Housing Project Tests Indoor Battery Storage
A Buffalo housing project is piloting indoor battery storage technology to improve energy efficiency and grid resilience.Also: Environmental Leader
- Jetson Launches Fixed Price Heat Pump Water Heater with Installation Included
Jetson launched a new service model offering heat pump water heaters with bundled installation and monitoring.
- ICAR–MGIFRI, Motihari Organizes Soil Health Awareness Programme for Climate-Resilient Farming in Flood-Affected Areas under Khet Bachao Abhiyan 2026 | ICAR
The ICAR organized a program to promote climate-resilient farming techniques in flood-affected regions.
- JK Lakshmi Cement Targets 120 EVs in Fleet by March 2027
JK Lakshmi Cement has set a target to integrate 120 electric vehicles into its fleet by March 2027.
- Climate change could boost Swedish PV generation by 5%Study
Climate change impacts could potentially increase solar photovoltaic energy generation in Sweden by five percent.
- Truckee Fire awards contract to reduce wildfire risk across 85 acres in the Pine Forest and Coachland area
The Truckee Fire Protection District awarded a contract to reduce wildfire fuel loads across 85 acres.
- NYK Issues Progress Report 2026 on NYK Group Decarbonization StoryStudy
NYK Group has released a progress report detailing its ongoing efforts and strategies for corporate decarbonization.
- Better anodes, lower emissions: R&D Carbon puts testing at the centre of aluminium smelting
R&D Carbon is implementing new testing protocols for anodes to help reduce emissions in the aluminum smelting process.
- Renewable Energy Market Trends And Forecast Analysis Reveal Strong Long-Term PotentialReprint
Market analysis indicates strong long-term growth potential for the renewable energy sector.
- White & Case advises Qualitas Energy on Chile renewable energy portfolio financing
Law firm White & Case advised Qualitas Energy on financing a renewable energy portfolio in Chile.
- Powering a New Kazakhstan: The Shift Beyond Fossil Fuels
An analysis explores Kazakhstan's potential transition away from fossil fuels toward renewable energy sources.
- Montenegro signs pacts with foreign companies to advance renewables
Montenegro has signed agreements with international companies to accelerate the development of renewable energy projects.
- Solar & battery storage industry welcomes low-cost loans for home upgrades
The solar and battery storage industry expresses support for new low-cost loan programs for home energy upgrades.
- Nearly 50,000 Jobs Supported by Scotland’s Renewable Energy Industry, New Report FindsStudy
A new report indicates that Scotland’s renewable energy industry currently supports nearly 50,000 jobs.Also: Windtech International
- Nexamp’s Sheep-Tended Solar Farms Help Mainers Save On Power
A solar farm in Maine is utilizing sheep grazing for vegetation management while providing power savings to local residents.
- Algeria Inaugurates El Foulia Solar Plant as Gas Dominates Power Generation
Algeria has inaugurated the El Foulia solar plant, though natural gas remains the primary source of the nation's power generation.
- US-based Amazon partnered with Tata Motors to deploy 3,000 electric trucks across its logistics network in India, expanding fleet electrification beyond last-mile deliveries. The first batch of 20 Tata Ultra E.7 electric trucks was flagged off in Delhi on Oct 27 in thReprint
Amazon and Tata Motors are deploying 3,000 electric trucks in India, with the first batch already operational in Delhi.
- Beauty giant pursues less air freight, more ocean and rail transport
A major beauty company is shifting logistics from air freight to lower-emission ocean and rail transport.
- California Transit Training Consortium selects Xpan to develop statewide FCEB training program
California transit agencies are launching a training program for staff to operate fuel-cell electric buses.
- Pacific Partnership Advances Coral Reef ConservationReprint
A new partnership has been established to advance conservation efforts for coral reefs in the Pacific region.
- Sindh Energy and Climate Conference Set for Nov 3–4 in Karachi
The Sindh Energy and Climate Conference is scheduled to take place in Karachi on November 3–4.
- Lowkey Films’ 'Arctic Skies' Nears Albert Certification — LBB
Lowkey Films is nearing Albert certification, a sustainability standard for the film and television industry.
- Sunspot shines brighter with new solar panels cutting carbon emissions
The Tendring District Council has installed new solar panels at the Sunspot business center to reduce carbon emissions.
- SolSmart celebrates 10 years of helping local governments go solar
The SolSmart program marks ten years of assisting local governments in implementing solar energy initiatives.
- Grants help communities stretch budgets by approving renewable energy projects
Local communities are utilizing grants to fund renewable energy projects and reduce municipal energy costs.
- Case Studies Show How Operational Discipline Cuts Renewable Energy Losses
New case studies demonstrate how operational discipline can reduce financial losses in renewable energy projects.
- EDP to supply solar power to Motiva Infraestrutura in BrazilReprint
EDP has signed an agreement to supply solar power to Motiva Infraestrutura in Brazil.
- Supervisors hear benefit case for massive solar farm
Local officials in Chico are reviewing the potential benefits of a proposed large-scale solar farm project.
- Vacaville Boys & Girls club goes emission free with electric van
A Boys & Girls club in Vacaville has transitioned to an electric van to eliminate vehicle emissions.
- Clever auto kit turns cars into emissions vacuumsClickbait
A new automotive kit is being marketed as a device to capture vehicle emissions.
- Green Battery Introduces Its Land-to-Operation Model for Japan’s Grid-Scale Storage Market at RE+ 2026
Green Battery has introduced a new business model for grid-scale energy storage projects in Japan.
- Loyola’s Youth Climate Justice Summit educates local students on how to impact climate change
A youth summit in Chicago educated students on climate justice and methods for taking local climate action.
- EU wants capitals to adjust to warming of 3°C
The EU is pushing national governments to update their infrastructure and policies to withstand 3°C of warming.
- 18.4 TW by 2035 IRENA Raises Renewables Goal as Power Demand ClimbsStudy
IRENA has increased its global renewable energy capacity target to 18.4 TW by 2035 to meet rising power demand.
- IEA flags concentration of clean energy supply chains as emerging challengeStudy
The IEA warns that the high concentration of clean energy supply chains poses a significant challenge to the global energy transition.
- Newsom signs order protecting Pacific Coast Highway from El Niño’s powerful storms
Governor Newsom signed an order to protect the Pacific Coast Highway from damage caused by El Niño-driven storms.Also: NBC Palm Springs
- The High-Stakes Governors’ Races That Could Reshape America’s Energy Future
Upcoming gubernatorial elections in several U.S. states could significantly influence regional energy policies and environmental trajectories.Also: Spotlight PA
- Maryland launches $200 million competitive grant program for solar and energy storage
Maryland has launched a $200 million competitive grant program to support the deployment of solar energy and storage projects.
- Gov. Shapiro signs law requiring home sellers to disclose more about a home’s flood risk
Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro signed legislation requiring home sellers to provide prospective buyers with detailed information regarding a property's flood risk.Also: WHYY
- Renewables to reach 40% of total generating capacity, beat gas within a year – EIAStudy
EIA data projects that renewable energy capacity will surpass natural gas in the U.S. within the next year.
- Armenia seeks $6.8m from loss and damage fund for 2024 flood recovery
Armenia has requested $6.8 million from the international loss and damage fund to support recovery efforts following 2024 flooding.Also: The Climate Watch
- Countries cut international fossil fuel finance by up to 80%, but fall short on clean energyStudy
A report finds that while international fossil fuel financing has dropped significantly, investment in clean energy remains insufficient.
- Climate Finance in an Overshoot WorldStudy
The Climate Policy Initiative analyzes the requirements and challenges for climate finance in a world that has exceeded warming targets.
- Türkiye could electrify 85% of its energy useStudy
Ember analysis indicates that Türkiye has the potential to electrify 85% of its total energy consumption.Also: Ember
- An international assessment of heat action plansStudy
NOAA releases an international assessment evaluating the effectiveness of various heat action plans in mitigating climate-related health risks.
- Negotiating Climate Change: Shifting Landscapes and Key Challenges
This analysis discusses the shifting landscapes and ongoing challenges involved in international climate change negotiations.
- Green Climate Fund backs US$46 million initiative to secure Cameroon’s permanent forests against climate change
The Green Climate Fund is backing a $46 million initiative to protect Cameroon's forests from climate change impacts.
- Urban Nature for Climate Resilience: Nature-based Solutions for Adaptation, Mitigation and Just Urban TransitionsStudy
A UN report highlights nature-based solutions for urban climate adaptation and mitigation.
- EU Commission proposes Climate Resilience Law to address €50bn annual losses
The EU Commission proposed a Climate Resilience Law to mitigate annual climate-related economic losses estimated at €50 billion.
- UN Projects 6% Drop in Global Emissions by 2035 Under New National Climate PledgesReprint
The UN projects a 6% reduction in global emissions by 2035, provided countries fulfill their current climate pledges.
- After days of delay, state regulators confirm probe into methane plume at Chevron
Australian state regulators have confirmed an investigation into a significant methane plume detected at a Chevron facility.Also: UA.NEWS, Traders Union
- Renewable energy supplied over 28% of total US electricity in the first eight months of 2026Study
Renewable energy sources accounted for over 28% of total U.S. electricity generation during the first eight months of 2026.Also: Renewables Now
- Southeast Asia’s Economic Resilience Lies in Renewable-Based Electrification and InterconnectionStudy
IRENA reports that renewable-based electrification and regional grid interconnection are essential for Southeast Asia's long-term economic resilience.
- Canadian youth launch climate lawsuit against federal government
A group of young Canadians has initiated a lawsuit against the federal government over climate policy.
- 84% of Moroccans Support Action to Cut Methane Emissions, New Poll FindsStudy
A new poll indicates that 84 percent of Moroccans support government action to reduce methane emissions.
- As extreme heat worsens, renters are gaining a ‘right to cooling’
Renters are increasingly advocating for legal rights to cooling as extreme heat events become more frequent.
- The Cooperative convenes leaders at Climate Week NYC to advance patient-centered solutions for heat and poor air quality
Healthcare leaders met at Climate Week NYC to discuss strategies for addressing heat-related health risks and air quality.
- EU eyes better preparedness for climate risks with new strategy | Daily Sabah
The European Union is developing a new strategy to improve preparedness and response capabilities for climate-related risks.Also: Daily Sabah
- Sixth Committee Discusses General Principles of Law, Official Immunity, Sea Level Rise as Consideration of International Law Commission Report Continues
The UN Sixth Committee continued discussions regarding the legal challenges and principles associated with global sea-level rise.
- MAINE TAKES STEP TOWARDS MAKING GLOBAL POLLUTERS — NOT TAXPAYERS — PAY FOR CLIMATE DAMAGES
Maine is advancing legislation aimed at holding fossil fuel companies financially accountable for climate-related damages.
- COP31 must bridge ambition and action as world leaders face risks from climate target overshoot
E3G emphasizes the need for COP31 to bridge the gap between climate ambition and concrete action.
- Wind energy projects boom as developers race to meet shorter deadlines for federal tax credits
Wind energy developers are accelerating project timelines to qualify for federal tax credits before upcoming deadlines.Also: Marketplace.org
- Euro 7 emissions standard in effect from 29 November
The Euro 7 emissions standard, which introduces stricter limits for vehicle pollutants, officially took effect on November 29.Also: Broker News
- Egypt begins construction of 1.2 GW solar project with battery storage in Minya - Energy - Business
Egypt has started construction on a 1.2 GW solar power project that includes integrated battery storage.
- NTU Singapore and VFT launch S$15 million lab to advance safer flow batteries for power gridsStudy
NTU Singapore and VFT launched a $15 million research laboratory focused on developing safer flow battery technology for power grids.
- Strategic Patience: Staying the Course in EU Energy and Climate Policy
A Clingendael report argues for maintaining current EU energy and climate policy trajectories despite political pressures.Also: Clingendael
- Singapore and Indonesia set up a task force to combat haze from illegal burning
Singapore and Indonesia have established a task force to address regional air pollution caused by illegal land clearing and burning.
- October 2026 Global Regulatory Brief: CSRD, climate reporting and digital green bondsStudy
A regulatory brief outlines updates on corporate sustainability reporting and digital green bond standards for October 2026.
- Countries take first step toward global crackdown on environmental crime
Nations have begun negotiations on an international protocol to combat environmental crimes like illegal deforestation and waste smuggling.
- Who’s implementing EUDR?
Industries are preparing for the enforcement of the EU's deforestation regulation despite ongoing implementation challenges.
- World’s Largest Electric Ferry Enters Service In Buenos Aires
The world's largest electric ferry has entered service in Buenos Aires, operating routes between Argentina and Uruguay.
- The EU Is Showing How Regional Maritime Rules Can Support A Global Framework At The IMO
The EU is working to align regional maritime carbon pricing rules with the International Maritime Organization's global net-zero framework.
- Ford’s new EV pickup will come with more affordable home-power backup
Ford's new Fathom electric pickup aims to lower the barrier for home energy backup by eliminating the need for expensive external bidirectional chargers.Also: Electrek
- Emvolon Raises $22 Million to Turn Landfill Gas Into Fuel
Emvolon raised $22 million to develop modular technology that converts landfill methane emissions into usable fuel.
- Extreme weather drives support for green voting in Europe
Recent extreme weather events are correlating with increased voter support for green political parties in Europe.
- Europe’s food insecurity spurs investors to build a more resilient system
Investors are responding to European food insecurity by funding more resilient agricultural systems.
- Europe needs to better prepare for warmer temperatures: European UnionReprint
The European Union emphasizes the urgent need for Europe to improve its preparedness for rising temperatures.
- EU unveils climate resilience framework amid soaring damage costsReprint
The EU has introduced a new climate resilience framework to address rising costs associated with climate damage.
- A 'Green Army' is out to thwart El Niño flooding
Community-led environmental initiatives are working to mitigate flood risks associated with the upcoming El Niño.
- Clearing the Air: Targeting Black Carbon for Faster Improvement on Air Quality in South Africa
The Climate and Clean Air Coalition outlines strategies for reducing black carbon emissions to improve air quality in South Africa.
- Lula targets data center investment using Brazil’s renewable energy potential
Brazil's President Lula is promoting the country's renewable energy capacity to attract international investment for new data centers.
- Mapping the green transition of Asia-Pacific economiesStudy
A new study maps the progress and challenges of the green energy transition across various Asia-Pacific economies.
- How investors are plugging into the global grid upgrade
Investors are increasingly funding infrastructure projects aimed at upgrading global power grids to accommodate renewable energy.
- Infinity Power and Hassan Allam Utilities Energy begin solar and storage construction in Egypt
Infinity Power and Hassan Allam Utilities have begun construction on a new solar and energy storage project in Egypt.Also: Renewables Now
- How trade policy could help finance the energy transition
Trade policy reforms could play a critical role in financing and accelerating the global energy transition.
- Hyundai Motor faces 600 billion won warning amid Europe's carbon regulations; Kia meets targets
Hyundai faces potential fines under European carbon regulations, while Kia has successfully met its emissions targets.
- Draft BS-VII norms expand emission rules to brake dust, tyre wear & EV batteries
Draft BS-VII norms in India propose expanding emission regulations to include non-exhaust sources like brake dust, tire wear, and EV batteries.
- Subaru plans to sell only EVs in Europe from 2028 – report
Reports indicate that Subaru plans to transition to an all-electric vehicle lineup in Europe by 2028.
- Portugal opens 1,050 MVA of grid capacity for renewables and storage, including 750 MVA for standalone batteries
Portugal has opened over 1,000 MVA of grid capacity to accommodate new renewable energy and standalone battery storage projects.
- Key Senate Democrats set high bar for permitting bill support
Senate Democrats are setting strict conditions for supporting energy permitting legislation, impacting the pace of clean energy infrastructure deployment.
- Terradot shows ERW is bankable with new $34M debt deal with HASI
Terradot secured a $34 million debt deal, demonstrating the financial viability of enhanced rock weathering for carbon removal.
- Ethiopia’s energy ambitions offer major opportunities for economic growth and regional leadership, IEA review findsStudy
An IEA review finds that Ethiopia's energy development plans offer significant potential for economic growth and regional leadership.
- Look Ma, No Inverter! New Ford Fathom Cuts The Cost Of Bidirectional EV Charging
Ford's upcoming Fathom electric pickup will feature a bidirectional charging system designed to reduce costs by eliminating external inverters.Also: CleanTechnica
- Why Materials Integrity Matters for Carbon Capture and StorageStudy
Technical analysis highlights the importance of material integrity for the safety and efficiency of carbon capture and storage infrastructure.
- Councils call for more flood, climate resilience funding from next government
Local councils are urging the incoming government to increase funding for flood protection and climate resilience projects.
- Fieldwork in East Antarctica aims to improve future sea-level projectionsStudy
Researchers are conducting fieldwork in East Antarctica to gather data for improving future sea-level rise projections.
- Swiss students cover a glacier with 200 m² of sheep wool and manage to reduce melting by more than 50%
Swiss students successfully reduced glacier melting by over 50 percent using protective sheep wool covers.
- Bel Group overtakes Danone as top dairy company for methane emissions action
The Bel Group has surpassed Danone in corporate rankings for efforts to reduce methane emissions within the dairy industry.Also: DairyReporter.com
- Cockroach Cleantech Is Flipping the Script on Fossil Fuels
Innovative cleantech startups are developing new technologies to displace fossil fuel reliance in industrial processes.Also: Bloomberg $
- Australia's Renewable Investment Reaches New Highs in H1 2026 - News and StatisticsStudy
Investment in renewable energy projects in Australia reached record highs during the first half of 2026.Also: IndexBox
- Western Australia becomes first state to legalise plug-in ‘balcony solar’
Western Australia has become the first state to legalize the use of plug-in balcony solar systems for residents.Also: SMH.com.au
- Indiana EV Battery Plant Turns to Grid Storage Orders
An Indiana battery manufacturing plant is pivoting to fulfill orders for grid-scale energy storage systems.Also: Environmental Leader
- Ionity plans battery storage systems at 50 charging parks
Ionity plans to install battery storage systems at 50 of its electric vehicle charging parks to support grid stability.Also: electrive.com
- Portugal’s landmark hybrid solar-storage plants go live
New hybrid solar and battery storage plants have officially begun operations in Portugal.
- Xcel Energy advances plan to build the Upper Midwest’s largest battery storage portfolio
Xcel Energy is moving forward with plans to build a large-scale battery storage portfolio in the Upper Midwest.
- SEIA shows how how solar and storage can be used to reduce energy costs
The Solar Energy Industries Association released analysis demonstrating how integrating solar and storage can effectively lower energy costs.
- Creating value in the turmoil: Electric mobility supporting solar and storage
Analysis explores how electric vehicle integration can support and add value to solar and battery storage systems.
- AI data centres drive investment in microgrid technology
The growth of AI data centers is driving increased corporate investment in microgrid and energy storage technologies.
- Calgary’s mayor wants a moratorium on data centres
Calgary's mayor is proposing a moratorium on new data centers due to concerns over their significant energy consumption.
- IEA at COP31
The International Energy Agency outlines its participation and policy priorities for the COP31 climate summit.
- High power bills, blackouts land Michigan utilities on the ballot
Michigan voters are considering ballot measures addressing utility reliability and high energy costs.
- ‘Influence without enforcement’: Indonesia’s fires test Singapore’s anti-haze law
Singaporean authorities are investigating firms linked to Indonesian forest fires under anti-haze legislation.
- Price hikes aren’t all that’s at stake in FirstEnergy Ohio’s rate case
Advocacy groups are intervening in an Ohio utility rate case to ensure FirstEnergy invests in grid modernization and clean energy infrastructure.
- Nature deserves a stronger role in EU Climate Resilience Law
Advocacy groups are calling for a more prominent role for nature conservation in EU climate resilience legislation.
- Nigeria targets $30bn annual investment through climate finance for smallholder farmers
Nigeria aims to attract $30 billion in annual climate finance to support smallholder farmers in adapting to climate change.
- IRRI, govt move to strengthen methane emissions monitoring in rice production
The IRRI and the government are collaborating to improve methane emission monitoring in rice production.
- Ogun NFWP-SU launches Nigeria's first methane reduction hub
The Ogun state government in Nigeria has launched a new hub dedicated to methane reduction efforts.
- NC Gov, AG call for data center owners to help pay for new power plants
North Carolina officials are requesting that data center operators contribute to the costs of new power generation.
- Placer County Advances Cabin Creek Biomass Facility
Placer County is moving forward with the development of the Cabin Creek biomass energy facility.
- New England utility deploying AI planning tools to prioritize resilience investments
A New England utility is implementing AI planning tools to better prioritize infrastructure investments for climate resilience.
- Inside CenterPoint Energy’s effort to build the most resilient coastal grid with Ed De Varona
CenterPoint Energy is working to enhance the resilience of its coastal power grid against extreme weather events.
- Bordeaux Metropolis // Solar power program for 3 car parks At Les 3 Cardinaux (Bordeaux Bacalan), a road transport hub is being transformed into a giant solar plant
The Bordeaux Metropolis is converting a road transport hub into a large-scale solar power plant.
- India’s Solar Power Generation Reaches 20,176 Million Uuni As Renewable Energy Output Rises 22.81% In September 2026Study
India reported a 22.81% increase in renewable energy output in September 2026, with solar generation reaching 20,176 million units.
- Scientists Set Efficiency Record for Making Hydrogen From SunlightStudy
Scientists have achieved a new efficiency record for producing hydrogen fuel directly from sunlight.
- New EU emission rules for trucks: when will they really apply?
New EU emission regulations for trucks are being implemented, with industry analysts clarifying the timeline for compliance.
- Toshiba pairs 20-minute SCiB power-type battery with conventional 7.6-hour BESS for Mongolian grid
Toshiba is integrating high-power and long-duration battery systems to support the Mongolian power grid.Also: ESS News
- Sungrow and ENGIE Advance Australia's Energy Transition with Grid-Forming Technology at Hazelwood 2 BESSReprint
Sungrow and ENGIE are implementing grid-forming battery technology at the Hazelwood 2 project in Australia.
- Climate resilience law names nature-based solutions, but stops short of making them Europe’s fi
The EU's new climate resilience law acknowledges nature-based solutions but fails to mandate them as a primary strategy.
- EU climate resilience strategy urges businesses to make the most of a warming world
The EU's new climate resilience strategy encourages businesses to adapt to and manage risks associated with a warming climate.
- ReadyGrid Mobile Energy Storage Solutions for Fast Deployment
ReadyGrid is offering mobile energy storage solutions designed for rapid deployment in various grid applications.
- Call for Partners to Support Flood Response and Climate Preparedness (Niger)
An NGO is seeking partners to enhance flood response and climate preparedness initiatives in Niger.Also: fundsforNGOs
- Wake Forest achieves 100% renewable electricity
Wake Forest University announces it has transitioned to 100% renewable electricity.Also: 88.5 WFDD
- Rooftop solar continues to expand
Rooftop solar energy capacity continues to see growth across the United States.
- VinEnergo eyes $418 mln floating solar power projects in northern Vietnam
VinEnergo is planning $418 million in investments for floating solar power projects in northern Vietnam.
- Apartments, Rentals Join Energy Transition
New initiatives are expanding energy transition efforts to include apartment complexes and rental properties.
- DHL Adds 25 Electric KAMAG Vehicles to German Logistics Operations
DHL is expanding its German logistics fleet with 25 new electric vehicles.
- Geminus to bring intelligent twins to battery storage and grid management
Geminus is deploying digital twin technology to improve battery storage efficiency and grid management.Also: Engineer Live
- Energy Storage Market Set For Rapid Expansion With 9.8% CAGR Through 2030Study
Market projections indicate the global energy storage sector will grow at a compound annual rate of 9.8% through 2030.
- FranklinWH Joins Entergy Louisiana's Home Energy Storage ProgramReprint
FranklinWH has partnered with Entergy Louisiana to participate in the utility's residential energy storage program.
- Can we harness the oceans’ energy?
Technological challenges continue to hinder the development of wave and tidal energy as viable renewable power sources.
- Future Cleantech Architects Has a Shipping Factsheet Worth ReadingStudy
A new factsheet outlines the diverse technological options available for decarbonizing the global shipping industry.
- BYD’s Doubling Production in Brazil
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD is expanding its production capacity in Brazil as part of its global growth strategy.
- Lectric launches XP Lite3 e-bike, the new best low-cost model in the US
Lectric eBikes released the XP Lite3, a new low-cost folding electric bike model aimed at increasing accessibility to electric transportation.
- YPCCC Partnerships: Interview with GreenLatinos’ Mark Magaña
An interview with GreenLatinos' Mark Magaña highlights partnerships aimed at improving climate change communication.
- The Steen Foundation helping younger generations fight climate change
The Steen Foundation is supporting efforts to engage younger generations in climate change activism.
- Blog | COP31 in Antalya: what to expect for carbon markets
An industry blog outlines expectations for carbon market developments ahead of the COP31 summit.
- Workers apply waterproofing at a high-rise building in Ermita, Manila on Tuesday (Oct. 27, 2026). In line with President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s directive to protect Filipino workers’ health, safety and welfare amid climate-related challenges, the Department ofReprint
The Philippine government is implementing worker safety directives to address health risks posed by climate-related challenges.
- Communities urged to take precautionary measures amid extreme heat and El Nino concerns
Local authorities are urging communities to adopt precautionary measures in response to El Niño-driven extreme heat.
- MEGlobal Becomes First U.S. Ethylene Glycol Producer To Earn ISCC Carbon Footprint CertificationReprint
MEGlobal has received certification for its carbon footprint management, marking a milestone for a U.S. ethylene glycol producer.
- Quantum Annealing Meets PCA to Sharpen Carbon Emissions PredictionsStudy
Researchers are applying quantum computing techniques to improve the accuracy of carbon emission prediction models.
- JGC : Ministry of Economy Malaysia, PETRONAS, and JOGMEC Visit the JGC Methane Emission Technology Evaluation Center
Representatives from Malaysia, Petronas, and JOGMEC visited JGC's methane emission technology evaluation center.
- Hg Acquires Majority Stake in Renewable Energy Advisory and Software Provider 3E
Investment firm Hg has acquired a majority stake in 3E, a provider of renewable energy advisory and software services.
- OXXCU's First SAF Blend Component Tested and Verified by Intertek
Intertek has verified the first sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) blend component produced by OXXCU.
- AMEA Power to develop 100-MW solar project in BeninReprint
AMEA Power has announced plans to develop a 100-MW solar power project in Benin.
- Minesto targets the Maldives for new tidal energy development
Swedish firm Minesto is targeting the Maldives for the deployment of its tidal energy technology.
- Researchers explore use of thermal energy storage for nuclear power plantsStudy
Researchers are investigating the integration of thermal energy storage systems to improve the efficiency of nuclear power plants.
- NTU, VFT Launch S$15m Grid Battery Research Lab
Nanyang Technological University and VFT have launched a S$15 million research laboratory focused on grid battery technology.
- What Stands Apart in Niger’s Newest NDC: Q&A with Sani Ayouba
An expert interview highlights the unique aspects of Niger's latest Nationally Determined Contribution to climate action.
- UCL: Nuclear shipping competitiveness hinges on IMO climate policy
University College London researchers find that the economic viability of nuclear-powered shipping depends on future IMO climate regulations.
- Insurance Europe hails EC’s climate resilience framework
Insurance Europe expresses support for the European Commission's newly proposed climate resilience framework.
- Los Altos Hills sees a decrease in greenhouse gas emissions
The town of Los Altos Hills reports a measurable decrease in local greenhouse gas emissions.
- Allye Energy unveils battery-storage EV charger
Allye Energy has unveiled a new electric vehicle charger integrated with battery storage technology.
- Deye Showcases Comprehensive Energy Storage Portfolio at Solar Energy Expo Ukraine 2026Reprint
Deye presented its latest energy storage product lineup at the Solar Energy Expo in Ukraine.
- XPENG Tops Customer Satisfaction Ranking For Second Year, Beating Tesla
XPENG ranked highest in a European customer satisfaction study for electric vehicles for the second consecutive year.
- Wouldn’t It Be Funny If Audi Manufactures EVs In The US?
Audi is adjusting its US electric vehicle strategy to include plug-in hybrids and a new manufacturing facility in Georgia.
- BMW is going upscale with its first 3-row EV, the iX7
BMW plans to debut its first three-row electric SUV, the iX7, in 2027.
- BYD names its ultra-luxury EV, and it could be a game changer next week
BYD is preparing to launch a new flagship luxury electric sedan featuring potential innovations in door design and battery technology.
- Chemours' Actions Toward a Low-Carbon Future: Lowering the Impact of Our Operations and Value ChainReprint
Chemical company Chemours outlines its corporate initiatives to reduce carbon emissions across its operations and supply chain.
- United Nations Wind Energy Course
The University of Delaware is offering a United Nations-affiliated course focused on wind energy development.
- Mouser's alternative energy resource center grants insights into decentralized systems
Mouser Electronics has launched a resource center providing information on decentralized energy systems.
- Richmond Solar Hearing Set for 26 West Shannock Road
A public hearing is scheduled to discuss a proposed solar energy project in Richmond, Rhode Island.
- LG Energy Solution and Energix sign MoUReprint
LG Energy Solution and Energix have signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on energy storage projects.
- GoodWe Launches ESA 125kW/261kWh Battery Energy Storage System at REI Expo 2026Study
GoodWe has launched a new battery energy storage system for commercial and industrial applications.
- Choosing the Right Energy Storage System Becomes Essential for Microgrid Projects in 2026Reprint
Energy storage systems are increasingly critical for the integration of microgrids into the power sector by 2026.
- Nepal’s Floods Put Climate Finance Shortfall in Focus Ahead of COP31
Recent flooding in Nepal highlights the urgent need for climate finance ahead of international climate negotiations.Also: The Climate Watch, Carbon Copy
- ‘Defeat for denialism’: Lula beats far right Bolsonaro in Brazilian presidential election
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's election victory in Brazil is seen as a rejection of policies that threatened the Amazon rainforest.
- Massachusetts sets big battery goals — and the policies to back them up
Massachusetts is advancing large-scale battery storage projects through new policy goals and significant private financing.
- Where Nepal’s $20 million flood relief money is coming from: the loss and damage fund’s first payout
Nepal received the first payout from the global Loss and Damage Fund to assist with flood recovery.
- Lula’s election win in Brazil raises hopes for zero deforestation drive
The election of Lula da Silva in Brazil has increased international expectations for a renewed commitment to ending deforestation.
- Netherlands pledges $500 million to protect tropical forests
The Netherlands has pledged $500 million in funding dedicated to the protection of tropical forests.
- Lula Win Dashes Brazil Farm Lobby’s Hopes to Solidify Power
Lula's victory limits the influence of the Brazilian farm lobby, which had previously pushed for policies accelerating Amazon deforestation.
- Lula Wins Record Fourth Term in Surprise Brazil ComebackReprint
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva secured a presidential victory in Brazil, with significant implications for global climate and conservation efforts.
- Energy Technology Supply Chains in Southeast AsiaStudy
The IEA report analyzes the supply chains required for clean energy technology deployment in Southeast Asia.
- Climate change rarely goes on trial. This one could be a landmark.
A pending legal case could set a significant precedent for holding entities accountable for climate change in court.Also: Grist, Yahoo, The Weather Network, NationofChange, MBC Radio, APTN News, The Lethbridge Herald, The Weather Network, TAG24 NEWS USA INC, Toronto Star and 21 others
- Pakistan’s Solar Expansion Keeps Breaking Records as Net-Metering Hits New High
Pakistan is seeing record-breaking growth in solar energy adoption, driven by a significant increase in net-metering installations.Also: TechJuice
- Heatwaves are putting mothers and babies at risk: The UN has a new plan
The UN has launched a new plan to address the specific health risks heatwaves pose to mothers and infants.
- Solar overtakes nuclear globally as cheap panels reshape power grids
Global solar power capacity has surpassed nuclear energy as falling costs drive widespread adoption in power grids.Also: Futurism
- Nepal secures $66 million in climate funding following devastating floods
Nepal has secured $66 million in international climate funding to address damages from recent floods.Also: The Farsight Nepal
- Inside Singapore’s new five-year energy plan: S$5.3 billion grid upgrade, trebling of storage capacity
Singapore announced a five-year energy plan featuring a S$5.3 billion grid upgrade and a tripling of energy storage capacity.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- South Asia: Four South Asian neighbours join forces to tackle rising heat risk
Four South Asian nations are collaborating on a joint initiative to manage and mitigate the risks of rising heat.
- FEMA Soon Won’t Help States With Disaster Relief. For NY, That Means a Loss of Billions.
Potential changes to FEMA disaster relief funding could result in significant financial losses for New York state.
- Nepal plans flood early warning systems in river basins, risk reduction in glacial lakes
Nepal is implementing flood early warning systems and risk reduction measures for glacial lakes to mitigate climate-related disasters.
- Singapore inks carbon credit transfer agreement with Thailand, first one with a Southeast Asian country
Singapore and Thailand have signed a bilateral agreement to facilitate the transfer of carbon credits.
- Ireland’s energy-related emissions fall to their lowest level for more than three decadesStudy
Ireland's energy-related emissions have reached their lowest level in over thirty years.
- EU opens consultation on hydrogen strategy tied to 2040 climate goals
The European Union has launched a public consultation to develop a hydrogen strategy aligned with 2040 climate targets.
- Global Energy Storage Additions To Hit 188 GW In 2026Study
Global energy storage capacity is projected to increase by 188 GW in 2026.
- Australia enjoys surge in wind, solar and battery projects, with $32.5 billion now financed or under constr...
Australia has reached $32.5 billion in financed or under-construction wind, solar, and battery storage projects.
- Proposing heating efficiency standards for EuropeStudy
A new proposal outlines potential heating efficiency standards for buildings across Europe.
- Singapore launches five-year energy infrastructure plan to meet growing demand, sets new solar target
Singapore has launched a five-year infrastructure plan that includes a new solar energy target to meet rising electricity demand.
- California has a plan for El Niño’s torrential rain: Save it for later
California is implementing strategies to capture and store excess rainfall from El Niño events for future water security.Also: Mirage News
- Portland City Council Signals Support For Climate Litigation
Portland City Council has expressed support for pursuing climate litigation.Also: Portland Mercury
- Canada Looks to the U.S. to Get Its Nuclear Mojo Back
Canada is pivoting its energy strategy toward nuclear power to establish itself as an energy superpower in the North American market.
- Heat-Wave Effects on Pregnant Women to Be Part of the COP31 Agenda
The health impacts of heat waves on pregnant women will be included as a formal agenda item at the COP31 climate summit.Also: PassBlue
- Regulator examines how flood risk relates to the mortgage market in England
The UK financial regulator is investigating how increasing flood risks are impacting the national mortgage market.Also: The Independent
- From Data to Action: EDF’s First Year Advancing Methane Solutions in Central Asia
The Environmental Defense Fund reports on its first year of efforts to reduce methane emissions in Central Asia.
- Featherweight drone methane sensor catches emissions conventional aircraft missStudy
A new lightweight drone sensor can detect methane leaks that are often missed by conventional aircraft.
- California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) To Launch RIDE Incentives To Help Rideshare Drivers Go Electric
California is launching new incentives to help rideshare drivers transition to electric vehicles.
- Europe’s BEV registrations jump 69% in September as market share hits 31%Study
European battery electric vehicle registrations increased by 69% in September, reaching a 31% market share.
- Britain considers incentives for EVs with V2G — The GuardianReprint
The British government is considering new incentives to encourage the adoption of electric vehicles with vehicle-to-grid technology.Also: UA.NEWS
- Giga Storage secures financing, grid connection for 1.4 GWh CATL BESS project in Germany
Giga Storage has secured financing and grid connection for a large 1.4 GWh battery project in Germany.Also: ESS News
- India Needs Battery Storage, Grid Investment To Meet 500 GW Clean Energy Target: Experts
Experts state that India requires significant investment in battery storage and grid infrastructure to reach its 500 GW clean energy target.
- Reef Futures 2026 Brings the Next Generation of Coral Restoration Solutions to Mexico
The Reef Futures 2026 conference in Mexico highlights emerging technologies and strategies for global coral reef restoration.
- At Yerevan’s COP17 biodiversity summit, a steep climb ahead for ‘30 by 30’ target
Conservationists face significant challenges in meeting '30 by 30' biodiversity targets at the COP17 summit in Yerevan.
- Solar initiative brings power to clinics and jobs to displaced youths in Cameroon
A solar initiative in Cameroon is providing electricity to clinics and employment opportunities for displaced youth.
- UK looking to give carmakers incentives to turn EVs into ‘power plants on wheels’
The UK government is considering incentives for manufacturers to develop electric vehicles capable of feeding power back into the grid.
- Germany’s 300-Meter Wind Tower Faces a 199-Meter Competitor
A new 300-meter wind turbine prototype has been completed in Germany, marking a significant advancement in wind energy infrastructure.
- All aboard! Massachusetts is getting 10 new electric transit trainsReprint
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority has approved the purchase of ten new battery-powered public transit trains.
- This group-buy campaign makes it easier to switch to induction cooking
A new group-buy campaign aims to increase the adoption of electric induction stoves to reduce fossil fuel use in homes.
- How much development aid is spent on climate change?Study
Our World in Data analyzes the current allocation of global development aid toward climate change initiatives.
- Reducing emissions by 18% in four years is key to preventing global warming from exceeding 1.7°C
New analysis suggests an 18% emissions reduction over four years is necessary to keep warming below 1.7°C.
- Chinese research team's pollution-free 'blanket' slows Dagu Glacier melt by over 80%, helps ice gain 10 cm in height
Chinese researchers successfully used a protective blanket to significantly slow the melting of the Dagu Glacier.
- Boulder identifies 12 neighborhoods at highest wildfire risk, but protection goals fall short
Boulder identified high-risk wildfire neighborhoods, but reports indicate current protection efforts are failing to meet safety goals.
- When wildfires move, health care must move too: lessons from the Muğla wildfire response in TürkiyeStudy
The WHO highlights lessons from Türkiye on the necessity of mobile healthcare infrastructure during wildfire evacuations.
- Alternative to agricultural irrigation with double treated wastewater
Researchers are developing methods to use double-treated wastewater as a sustainable alternative for agricultural irrigation.
- European researchers build drought warning tools for Mediterranean vineyardsStudy
European researchers are creating new warning tools to help Mediterranean vineyards manage drought risks.
- Pakistan calls for joint global research on glaciers and mountain risks
Pakistan has called for international collaboration on research regarding glacial melt and mountain-related climate risks.
- Musadik Malik calls for global cooperation on glacier research, warns of climate risks
Pakistan's Federal Minister Musadik Malik urged global cooperation on glacier research to address climate change impacts.
- Federal Minister Calls for Stronger Global Cooperation on Glacier Protection and Climate Finance
A Pakistani official is advocating for increased global climate finance and cooperation to protect glaciers.
- The race to decarbonise iron and steelmaking
Industry and researchers are exploring various technological pathways to decarbonize the iron and steel manufacturing sectors.
- Korea's export front is on alert as the European Union (EU) raises trade barriers with carbon neutra..Reprint
The EU's implementation of carbon-related trade barriers is impacting South Korean export strategies.
- Singapore looking into wider adoption of biofuels, bioresources to hit net-zero emissions target
Singapore is exploring increased use of biofuels and bioresources to meet its net-zero emissions goals.
- Oil and shipping disruption adds urgency to Turkey’s renewable energy plans
Geopolitical disruptions to oil and shipping are accelerating Turkey's efforts to transition toward renewable energy sources.
- New $200M program aims to boost Maryland clean energy
Maryland is launching a $200 million program designed to expand clean energy capacity across the state.Also: WMAR 2 News Baltimore
- Geothermal (PS-12) - Geothermal Policy, Finance & Market Development: Innovation, Industrial Capability and Strategic Opportunities for Geothermal in IndiaStudy
IRENA released a report on the policy, finance, and market opportunities for geothermal energy development in India.
- EU T-MED Platform: €4.5B for Mediterranean Clean Energy
The EU has launched a €4.5 billion platform to support clean energy projects across the Mediterranean region.
- Singapore clears 1.3-GW Vietnam-Malaysia renewable power link
Singapore has approved a 1.3-GW renewable energy transmission link connecting Vietnam and Malaysia.
- Multilateral financier PIDG plans $1B green energy investment
The Private Infrastructure Development Group plans to invest $1 billion in green energy projects.
- California and Texas are swimming in solar + storage | Factor This Brief
California and Texas are seeing significant growth in solar energy capacity and battery storage deployment.
- Solar Leads Australia’s Clean Energy Investment In H1 2026
Solar energy projects accounted for the largest share of clean energy investment in Australia during the first half of 2026.
- African governments strengthen waste rules as solar and battery use surges
African nations are implementing new waste management regulations to address the surge in solar and battery technology use.
- Vilnius secures €110 million from EIB and CEB for up to 160 zero-emission buses and charging infrastructure
Vilnius secured 110 million euros in funding to purchase 160 zero-emission buses and develop supporting charging infrastructure.
- Storage helps cut summer wholesale costs by billions in Texas, California
Battery storage deployment significantly reduced wholesale electricity costs in Texas and California during the summer months.
- Spain announces 27 renewable projects with 1.78 GW of BESS
Spain has announced 27 new renewable energy projects incorporating 1.78 GW of battery energy storage systems.
- Czech ministry proposes storage capacity auctions to 2027
The Czech government has proposed a series of auctions for energy storage capacity to be held through 2027.
- On a California reservation, solar and batteries keep tribal services running through blackouts
A California tribal reservation is using solar and battery systems to maintain essential services during power grid blackouts.
- AI scaling race accelerates investments in microgrid technology
Rising energy demands from AI data centers are driving increased corporate investment in microgrid technology.
- Surging Natural Gas Price Tests Europe’s Appetite for Action
Rising natural gas prices in Europe are forcing a reevaluation of energy policy and the transition toward alternative power sources.
- Can planting trees on riverbanks save salmon rivers from global warming?
Restoring vegetation on riverbanks is being explored as a strategy to protect salmon populations from rising water temperatures.Also: Phys.org
- Egypt's 1.2 GWp Nefer Minya solar and battery project secures up to $566M in debt
A 1.2 GWp solar and battery project in Egypt has secured $566 million in debt financing.Also: MarketScale
- Flood Preparedness Tested as Extreme Weather Risks Rise in Cyprus
Cyprus is evaluating its flood preparedness measures in response to increasing risks from extreme weather events.Also: POLITIS - To the point
- California prepares to capture stormwater and recharge aquifers ahead of possible El Niño winter
California is implementing stormwater capture projects to recharge aquifers in anticipation of a potential El Niño winter.
- Strengthening Economies Against Climate Risks: Insights from the Green Swan Conference
The Green Swan Conference explored strategies for strengthening global economies against climate-related financial risks.Also: The Chronicle PH
- Ann Arbor pours millions into 262-home neighborhood to go ‘carbon neutral’
Ann Arbor is investing millions into a neighborhood development project aimed at achieving carbon neutrality.
- Global EV Market Trends Shaping Adoption and ProfitabilityStudy
A market analysis report outlines global trends influencing the adoption and profitability of electric vehicles.
- EMO Energy Crosses 25,000 Battery Pack Deployments as Q2 Energy Delivery Grows 35%
EMO Energy reported significant growth in battery pack deployments, marking progress in the electric vehicle supply chain.
- Councillors approve Trafford scheme to give EV drivers easier access to charging points
Trafford councillors approved a new scheme to improve access to electric vehicle charging infrastructure for local drivers.
- [2026-10-26] With $4.5M Assist from Reed, RI Plugging-In to a Greener...
Rhode Island received $4.5 million in federal funding to support the expansion of electric vehicle infrastructure.
- Funding to Support Municipal Fleet Transition to Electric Vehicles (Canada)
Canada is providing funding to support the transition of municipal vehicle fleets to electric power.Also: fundsforNGOs
- The Michigan climate candidate courting opponents of Big Solar
A Michigan political candidate is attempting to build support among opponents of large-scale solar energy projects.
- La nueva ley de climatización de Washington protege a los trabajadores agrícolas. ¿Saben que existe?
Washington state has expanded tenant protections for home weatherization to help residents cope with intensifying extreme heat.
- Rare bird finding strengthens case to protect Congo rainforest across borders
The discovery of a rare bird species in the Congo rainforest strengthens the argument for cross-border conservation efforts.
- Taiwan’s tea growers let nature take back control as climate pressures mount
Tea farmers in Taiwan are adopting nature-based agricultural practices to adapt to mounting climate pressures.Also: Mongabay
- 5 million Nigerians gain clean cooking access annually, but it’s not enough, experts say
While 5 million Nigerians gain access to clean cooking annually, experts warn the pace is insufficient to meet needs.
- Range Energy shows how its eTrailer saves almost as much as a Tesla SemiReprint
Range Energy released an analysis showing that battery-powered trailers can provide significant fuel savings for trucking fleets.
- Perovskite solar cells survive 1,000 hours at 185°F heat, 85% humidityStudy
New perovskite solar cells demonstrate durability under high heat and humidity conditions.
- NRECA Urges Quick Action on Bill to Combat Wildfire Risks on Public Lands
The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association is advocating for legislation to mitigate wildfire risks on public lands.
- Lauderdale County urges residents to avoid outdoor burning as wildfire danger increases across Mississippi
Mississippi officials have issued burn bans as rising wildfire danger persists across the state.
- These new satellites were 'purpose built' to better understand and manage wildfires
New satellites specifically designed for wildfire monitoring are being deployed to improve management and response capabilities.
- Assessing the Impact of Flood Management on Food Security in NigeriaStudy
A report assesses how flood management strategies influence food security outcomes in Nigeria.
- Chennai Climate Resilience Needs Faster Action on Heat, Floods
Experts urge Chennai to accelerate infrastructure improvements to better manage heatwaves and flood risks.
- NGOs call on Nordic Council to adopt AMOC resolution and make good on polar fuels promise
Non-governmental organizations are urging the Nordic Council to adopt resolutions regarding AMOC protection and polar fuel standards.
- Cutting methane, improving data: How Wales's landfill emission reduction project is delivering climate benefits
A landfill management project in Wales is successfully reducing methane emissions through improved data monitoring and operational changes.
- Ayala Land, Crown Pipes sign partnership agreement to decarbonize construction supply chain
Ayala Land and Crown Pipes have partnered to reduce carbon emissions within the construction supply chain.
- Cupola Lower Carbon LLLP and SWCorp Malaysia Establish Strategic Collaboration to Advance Low-Carbon Solid Waste Management Pilots
Cupola Lower Carbon and SWCorp Malaysia are collaborating on pilot projects for low-carbon solid waste management.
- INPEX achieves Gold Standard Reporting for methane emissions
INPEX has achieved Gold Standard status for its methane emissions reporting practices.
- Ecowatch: Renewable energy update
A brief update provides information on recent developments in the renewable energy sector.Also: JD Supra
- $12B in customer savings, a major renewable energy milestone and the safety streak continues: 5 takeaways from Lowe’s 2025 Corporate Responsibility ReportStudy
Lowe's 2025 Corporate Responsibility Report highlights progress in renewable energy adoption and customer energy savings.
- Renewable energy job growth fueled by AI electricity demand
Rising electricity demand from AI data centers is driving significant job growth within the renewable energy sector.
- Pine Ridge solar nonprofit trains workers for high-paying jobs
A nonprofit on the Pine Ridge Reservation is training local workers for jobs in the solar energy sector.Also: South Dakota News Watch
- Portland to transform vacant landfill into energy-generating sanctuary
Portland is converting a former landfill into a site for renewable energy generation.
- Manatee County launches $50 million RNG project at Lena Road
Manatee County has initiated a $50 million project to produce renewable natural gas at the Lena Road landfill.
- China Solar PV News Snippets: JA Reports 28.38% Efficiency For Hybrid BC Cell & MoreStudy
JA Solar reported a 28.38% efficiency rate for its hybrid back-contact solar photovoltaic cells.
- Flexible solar cells hit 26.86% efficiency in chemical breakthroughStudy
Researchers achieved a 26.86% efficiency rate for flexible solar cells through a new chemical process.
- Environmentally sustainable Supply Chains: Best Practice Form: Scaling Electric Vehicle Use Across UNDP OperationsStudy
The UNDP is implementing best practices to scale the use of electric vehicles across its global supply chain operations.
- Australia Built The World’s Largest Electric Ship With Room For 225 Vehicles
Australia has launched a large electric ship capable of transporting 225 vehicles.
- Prismatic batteries to supercharge US power grid with 17% more energy
New prismatic battery technology is being deployed to increase the energy capacity of the U.S. power grid.
- EMA Launches Energy Storage Vision and Calls for Industry Solutions to Scale Deployment
Singapore's Energy Market Authority has launched a vision for energy storage and is seeking industry solutions to scale deployment.
- India rooftop solar subsidy could unlock up to 25 GWh of battery storage
A new rooftop solar subsidy in India could facilitate the deployment of up to 25 GWh of battery storage capacity.
- Australia looks for greater collaboration in clean energy sector
Australia is seeking increased international collaboration to advance its clean energy sector.
- Prime Infra, Climate Change Commission formalize cooperation on climate adaptation and mitigation programs
Prime Infra and the Climate Change Commission have partnered to advance climate adaptation and mitigation initiatives.
- Rethinking Compensatory Afforestation In India.
An analysis examines the effectiveness and policy challenges of compensatory afforestation programs in India.
- Maharashtra Solar Power Eases Record Grid Demand
Increased solar power generation in Maharashtra is helping to alleviate record-high electricity demand on the regional grid.Also: Urban Acres
- Battery storage enters the AI era
New analysis examines the intersection of artificial intelligence and battery storage management systems.
- Polaris awards battery storage contract, advances $60 million Punta Lima project
Polaris has awarded a contract to advance a $60 million battery storage project in Punta Lima.Also: San Juan Daily Star
- Transforming ocean policy at the intersection of science and law
The University of Hawaii is working to integrate scientific research into ocean policy and legal frameworks.
- Online tool tracks climate-related bills in 10 statesStudy
A new online tool tracks climate-related legislation and voting records across ten U.S. states.
- Rain gardens offer a balanced solution for managing urban stormwater near Tokyo
Rain gardens and barrels are being implemented in Tokyo to manage urban stormwater and reduce flooding risks from intense rainfall.
- The 2027 Lexus RZ starts at under $50,000 and offers over 300 miles of rangeReprint
The 2027 Lexus RZ electric vehicle will launch early next year with a starting price under $50,000.
- BYD opens pre-orders for its first luxury electric SUV with over 1,000 km CLTC rangeReprint
BYD has opened pre-orders for the Denza N8, a luxury electric SUV with a range exceeding 1,000 kilometers.
- This U of I environmental scientist hopes his research will help farmers build sustainable practices
An environmental scientist is researching sustainable agricultural practices to help farmers adapt to changing climate conditions.
- Britain’s biggest garden centre switches plants for extreme heat
A major British garden centre is replacing traditional plant stocks with heat-tolerant varieties to adapt to rising temperatures.
- More milk or better heat tolerance? New centre to help farmers pick right cows
A new research centre in India is helping farmers select cattle breeds better suited for heat tolerance.
- 🔥 Is your Boulder neighborhood at high wildfire risk?Clickbait
This article provides resources for Boulder residents to assess and mitigate wildfire risks in their neighborhoods.
- Prescribed burns planned near Reno and Carson City as wildfire prevention work begins | Local News | 2news.comReprint
Authorities in Nevada are conducting prescribed burns to reduce wildfire fuel loads and mitigate future fire risks.
- Plumas County Receives Six Million Dollars for Wildfire Recovery and Resilience Projects
Plumas County received $6 million in funding to support local wildfire recovery and resilience initiatives.
- Cal Fire announces new heli-tank to strengthen Shelter Cove wildfire prevention
Cal Fire has introduced a new helicopter tanker to enhance wildfire prevention efforts in Shelter Cove.
- Nearly $20M awarded to rural Texas fire departments to prepare for wildfire
Nearly $20 million has been awarded to rural Texas fire departments to improve wildfire preparedness.
- Monteverde advances initiatives to reduce its carbon footprint in Costa Rica
The town of Monteverde in Costa Rica is implementing new initiatives to lower its local carbon footprint.
- Can Circular Technology Cut Costs and Carbon?Clickbait
An overview explores whether circular economy technologies can effectively reduce both operational costs and carbon emissions.
- EQS Group receives validation of its climate targets by the Science Based Targets initiativeStudy
EQS Group has received official validation for its corporate climate targets from the Science Based Targets initiative.
- Question 10 asks local voters to weigh in on carbon pollution fees, cash payments
Voters in Marblehead will consider a ballot measure regarding the implementation of carbon pollution fees.
- Cupola and SWCorp Malaysia Team Up to Test Low-Carbon Recycling Pilots
Cupola and SWCorp Malaysia are partnering to pilot low-carbon recycling technologies.
- Microalgae Solutions for Carbon Emissions
Research into microalgae applications offers a potential biological solution for capturing and reducing industrial carbon emissions.
- Clean Energy Investments Drive Brazilian Ports Towards Decarbonization
Increased investment in clean energy infrastructure is facilitating the decarbonization of major Brazilian ports.
- Proa launches NEXO to optimise renewable energy operationsStudy
Proa has released a new software platform, NEXO, to improve the operational efficiency of renewable energy assets.
- Neighborhood Sun acquires Meadow Energy and its NY community solar portfolioReprint
Neighborhood Sun has acquired Meadow Energy to expand its community solar portfolio in New York.
- Ashlawn Energy scales up clean energy technology at Xerox campus
Ashlawn Energy is expanding its clean energy technology deployment at the Xerox campus in Rochester.
- A BESS award in Brazil and its first solar plant in Mexico: the milestones that 360Energy projects for 2027
360Energy announced plans for a battery storage project in Brazil and its first solar plant in Mexico by 2027.
- Powering the Edge: Akamai’s Innovative Rooftop Solar VPPA in Singapore
Akamai has entered a virtual power purchase agreement to support rooftop solar energy in Singapore.
- Daniels turns clean energy into taxpayer savings
A local government initiative led by Daniels is utilizing clean energy projects to reduce taxpayer costs.
- Decatur Hills and Waga Energy celebrate ribbon cutting for RNG facility in Indiana
Decatur Hills and Waga Energy have opened a new renewable natural gas facility in Indiana.
- RES secures first Northern Irish battery energy storage consent
RES has received approval for the first battery energy storage project in Northern Ireland.
- Turkey, Canada ink cooperation in nuclear energy, renewables, LNG
Turkey and Canada have signed a cooperation agreement covering nuclear energy, renewables, and liquefied natural gas.
- Solar Panels Are Now Wedding Gifts in Nigeria
Solar panels are increasingly being gifted at weddings in Nigeria, reflecting growing adoption of decentralized renewable energy.
- 5B lands 70 MW Maverick solar order for Aurora project in South Australia - News and Statistics
The company 5B secured a 70 MW order for its Maverick solar technology for a project in South Australia.
- Array teams with Australia’s Aeeris to address hail risk for large-scale solar
Array Technologies is partnering with Aeeris to mitigate hail damage risks for large-scale solar energy installations.
- Samsung SDI signs 1 GWh supply agreement for US-made NCA battery storage
Samsung SDI has signed a supply agreement for 1 GWh of U.S.-manufactured NCA battery storage systems.
- U.S. startup launches 200 kWh flywheel energy storage pilot
A U.S. startup has launched a 200 kWh flywheel energy storage pilot project.
- Sumitomo aims to expand battery energy storage in Japan with UK experience
Sumitomo plans to leverage its UK experience to expand battery energy storage projects in Japan.
- Australia eyes Bangladesh’s clean energy market for investment
Australia is exploring investment opportunities within Bangladesh's growing clean energy market.
- State targets extra 421MW to grid by 2030
The state has set a target to add 421 MW of new capacity to the power grid by 2030.
- Australian pumped hydro project could beat batteries on lifetime cost
Analysis suggests that a proposed pumped hydro project in Australia may offer lower lifetime costs compared to battery storage alternatives.
- BKW Charts Three Tracks: Wind Farm, Battery Microgrid, and a Pending Architect Deal
Swiss energy company BKW is advancing development plans for a wind farm and a battery microgrid project.
- Siemens unveils microgrid at North Carolina headquarters | Projects Weekly
Siemens has installed a new 1.25-MW microgrid at its North Carolina headquarters to improve energy resilience.
- Siemens Unveils 1.25-MW Microgrid at Wendell Manufacturing CampusReprint
Siemens has unveiled a 1.25-MW microgrid system at its manufacturing campus in Wendell, North Carolina.
- Greenvolt sells two battery storage projects in Poland to A&R Investments
Greenvolt has sold two battery energy storage projects located in Poland to A&R Investments.
- Samsung SDI Doubles Down on US Energy Storage with Second AOP Deal
Samsung SDI has secured a second agreement with AOP to expand its energy storage operations in the United States.
- Faith leaders challenged to drive climate action, demand accountability
Faith leaders are being urged to advocate for climate action and demand greater accountability from institutions.
- [Click e-Stock]"S-Energy Expands Solar Orders... to Benefit from Entry into Japan's AIDC Power Market"
S-Energy is expanding its solar orders as it enters the Japanese market for AIDC power solutions.Also: 아시아경제
- Scientists left cinderblocks in a barren part of the sea. 3 months later they were ecstatic.Clickbait
Scientists observed rapid marine life colonization on cinderblocks placed in a barren area of the sea.
- UBA Advances Green Finance, Sustainability With Climate Action Week |
UBA is promoting green finance and sustainability initiatives during its designated Climate Action Week.
- Grid-Scale Energy Storage Market to Reach USD 206.57 BillionReprint
The global market for grid-scale energy storage is projected to reach a valuation of 206.57 billion USD.
- Kia reveals 2027 EV6 prices start at about $38,000, over $8,000 more than the new EV3Reprint
Kia has announced pricing for the 2027 EV6, which starts at approximately $38,000.
- Amflow launches two powerful new electric bikes, including its first SUV-style e-bike
Amflow has launched two new high-performance electric mountain bikes, including an SUV-style model.
- Climate Action Families’ sustainable fashion panel paves the way for youth climate activism
A youth-led sustainable fashion panel in Washington highlights the growing role of community activism in climate education.
- Xcel Energy funding helps Lake County area reduce wildfire risk
Xcel Energy is providing funding to help the Lake County area implement wildfire risk reduction measures.
- GNT Advances Transparency in Natural Food Colours with ISO 14067-Verified Carbon Footprint MethodologyStudy
GNT has adopted an ISO-verified methodology to improve transparency in reporting the carbon footprint of its food color products.
- Wagga welcomes pole-mounted EV charger trial
The city of Wagga has launched a trial for pole-mounted electric vehicle chargers to improve local charging access.
- Mansfield Shire puts whole-of-life cost at centre of EV fleet transition
Mansfield Shire is prioritizing whole-of-life cost analysis to guide its transition to an electric vehicle fleet.
- Hoymiles Launches MiS 6-in-1 Microinverter at REI Expo 2026, Showcases Complete Solar and Energy Storage Solutions
Hoymiles introduced a new 6-in-1 microinverter and integrated solar-plus-storage solutions at the REI Expo 2026.
- Hearing set for BESS Zenobe Burns project in Allegany County town
A public hearing has been scheduled regarding a proposed battery storage project in Allegany County, New York.
- The Battery Awards 2026 Honor Winners Driving Innovation Across Battery, EV Technology and Energy Storage Technology
The 2026 Battery Awards recognized various companies for innovations in battery, electric vehicle, and energy storage technologies.
- Nepal to Receive Nearly NPR 3 Billion from UN Loss and Damage Fund
Nepal is set to receive nearly NPR 3 billion from the UN Loss and Damage Fund to address climate disaster impacts.
- Global underground CO₂ storage hit record 43.6 million metric tons in 2024 aloneStudy
Global underground carbon dioxide storage reached a record 43.6 million metric tons in 2024, according to a new comprehensive report.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- As COP31 nears, India's heatwave disaster tag puts spotlight on global adaptation finance gap
India's heatwave crisis highlights the urgent need for global adaptation finance ahead of the COP31 climate summit.
- World's 1st hydrogen engine for large ships cuts CO2 emissions by 95%
A new hydrogen engine for large ships has been developed, reportedly reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 95 percent.Also: 毎日新聞
- Britain's Renewable Energy Boom Is Hitting a Grid Bottleneck
Britain's rapid expansion of renewable energy is currently constrained by significant infrastructure bottlenecks within the national power grid.
- Women were losing 23% of their income to extreme heat. This engineer fought back
An engineer developed a solution to help women recover income lost due to the impacts of extreme heat.
- Cabinet approves ₹1.86 lakh crore PM-DHARA scheme for green energy transmission
The Indian cabinet approved the PM-DHARA scheme, allocating ₹1.86 lakh crore to improve transmission infrastructure for renewable energy.
- COP31 Host Urges NATO Nations to Spend More on Climate Than Defense
The host of COP31 advocates for NATO nations to prioritize climate funding over defense spending.
- Integrated Electrification Cuts Simulated Last-Mile Delivery Emissions MostStudy
A study finds that integrated electrification is the most effective method for reducing last-mile delivery emissions.
- IRENA chief highlights China's contribution to global energy transition, emissions reductionReprint
The head of IRENA acknowledged China's role in the global energy transition and efforts to reduce emissions.
- Carney to Visit Calgary on Friday to Announce Industrial Carbon Pricing Deal
Mark Carney is set to visit Calgary to announce a new industrial carbon pricing agreement.
- Latin America and the Caribbean agree to promote electrification, but complaints about the climate agenda are growingReprint
Latin American and Caribbean nations agreed to promote electrification, despite growing regional criticism regarding the current climate agenda.
- Pacific nations set climate red lines as Fiji hosts COP31 briefing
Pacific nations are establishing climate policy red lines ahead of the upcoming COP31 briefing in Fiji.
- These Mini Power Plants Aim to Make Green Fuel, Using the Air Around Them
New small-scale power plant technology is being developed to produce green fuel using atmospheric carbon.
- Morocco's Solar Power Experiment Reveals the Promise - and Price - of Storing Sunshine
An analysis of Morocco's solar energy projects highlights the challenges and successes of large-scale renewable storage.
- Sri Lanka seeks faster green energy shift after oil shocks
Sri Lanka is accelerating its transition to renewable energy to reduce dependence on volatile oil markets.Also: AFP.com
- Rising bills complicate efforts to modernize the Midwest's electric grid
Rising costs are creating significant challenges for efforts to modernize the Midwest's electric grid for renewable energy integration.
- Have your say on Climate Transition Planning and Disclosure Framework
The South African government is seeking public input on its new Climate Transition Planning and Disclosure Framework.
- Türkiye wants COP31 to leave legacy beyond Antalya summit | Daily Sabah
Türkiye aims for the upcoming COP31 summit to establish a lasting legacy for international climate action.
- Hawaii youth share climate solutions with lawmakers at summit
Youth activists in Hawaii presented climate solutions to state lawmakers during a recent summit.
- COP31 names 10 co-facilitators to steer key climate talks in Antalya
COP31 organizers have appointed ten co-facilitators to lead upcoming climate negotiations in Antalya.
- UfM and UNIMED Invite Universities to Map Climate Education by 30 October
The UfM and UNIMED are calling on universities to map their climate education programs by October 30.
- Kobe's push for smart street shades comes at a steep price
Kobe is implementing smart street shading to combat heat, though the project faces criticism over its high costs.
- Malabon steps up El Niño contingency plans
The local government of Malabon is strengthening its contingency plans to address the impacts of the El Niño phenomenon.
- Engineering a Layered Technology Strategy for Utility Wildfire MitigationStudy
Utility companies are implementing new technological strategies to mitigate wildfire risks.
- Squeezing the clouds: Aboard the small plane making it rain in drought-stricken Honduras
Honduran authorities are utilizing cloud seeding technology in an attempt to mitigate the impacts of a severe, ongoing drought.
- Hong Kong expert offers solutions to help Vietnam tackle sea-level rise
A Hong Kong expert is providing technical advice to Vietnam on strategies for managing sea-level rise.Also: Vietnam.vn, Vietnam.vn
- Govt plans advanced weather monitoring and early warning systems
The government is planning to implement advanced weather monitoring and early warning systems to improve disaster preparedness.
- Firms Present Framework To FG To Unlock $3bn Nigerian Carbon Market
Private firms have proposed a framework to the Nigerian government to establish a $3 billion domestic carbon market.
- Laos moves to develop carbon credit market
The government of Laos is taking steps to develop a national carbon credit market.
- Microorganisms show promise for reducing emissions from manureStudy
Scientists are testing microorganisms that could potentially reduce methane and other emissions from agricultural manure.
- In Florida, Manatee County plans to turn landfill methane into fuel for bus and truck fleets
Manatee County, Florida, plans to convert landfill methane into renewable fuel for its public bus and truck fleets.
- Türkiye’s power capacity reaches 127,355 megawatts, with renewables at 63.1%Study
Türkiye reports that renewable sources now account for 63.1% of its total power generation capacity.
- Türkiye's Revised National Energy Plan: 2040 Goals, Renewables and Grid Investment - News and StatisticsStudy
Türkiye has updated its national energy plan, outlining 2040 goals for renewables and grid infrastructure investment.
- EBRD, Scatec Team Up on $221 Mn Egypt Clean Energy Platform
The EBRD and Scatec have partnered to launch a $221 million clean energy platform in Egypt.
- Poland earmarks over €1 billion to help heavy industry go green
Poland has allocated over €1 billion in funding to support the decarbonization of its heavy industry sector.
- Bi-annual investment report: Large-scale renewable generation and storage, H1 2026Study
A bi-annual report details investment trends in large-scale renewable generation and storage for the first half of 2026.
- INFRASTRUCTURE: DERA ISMAIL KHAN’S SOLAR REVOLUTION
Solar energy adoption is increasing across the Dera Ismail Khan region in Pakistan.
- Andhra Pradesh's ₹27,370 crore power transmission project gets Centre nod
The Indian government approved a major power transmission project in Andhra Pradesh to support energy infrastructure.
- Sodium Batteries And EVs That Power The Grid: Inside GM's Big Energy Push
General Motors is exploring sodium-ion batteries and vehicle-to-grid technology to enhance energy storage and grid stability.
- Battery electric, solar-powered reefer units reach their first customers
An Australian transport company has deployed the first solar-powered electric trailer refrigeration unit.
- Green Climate Fund Board to consider new climate projects ahead of COP31Reprint
The Green Climate Fund Board is reviewing new climate projects in preparation for COP31.
- BD urges rich nations to deliver overdue climate financeReprint
Bangladesh is calling on developed nations to fulfill their overdue climate finance commitments.
- How is SLO County preparing for record-breaking El Niño? Here’s what to know
San Luis Obispo County officials are providing guidance on how residents can prepare for the impacts of a strong El Niño.
- ACORE Forum Underscores Grid Strain, Openings to Ease It
Industry experts discussed strategies to manage electrical grid strain and integrate more renewable energy.
- Chinese research team achieves breakthrough in flexible solar devicesStudy
Chinese researchers have developed a new type of flexible solar energy device.
- Un SUV híbrido enchufable a precio de gasolina: MG rompe el mercado con el nuevo HS Hybrid PHEV
MG has launched a new plug-in hybrid SUV aimed at increasing the affordability of low-emission vehicles.
- Terengganu’s fight against climate change begins in the classroom
Schools in Terengganu, Malaysia, are integrating climate change education into their curriculum to build awareness.Also: The Straits Times
- XCMG debuts new, fully autonomous electric terminal tractor [video]
XCMG has debuted an autonomous, fully electric terminal tractor designed for unmanned logistics operations.
- Double-layer curtain canopies shield Syrah grapes from extreme desert heat and lift wine qualityStudy
Researchers developed a double-layer curtain canopy to protect grapes from desert heat and improve wine quality.
- New Strategy Could Improve the Durability of Organic Solar CellsStudy
A new research strategy aims to improve the long-term durability of organic solar cells.
- More than a day: Georgetown’s student groups take climate action into their own hands
Student groups at Georgetown University are organizing independent initiatives to address climate change.
- El Niño: What To Do About Heat Wave Phenomenon
An advisory provides guidance on safety measures to take during El Niño-driven heatwaves.
- IISc-FM partnership to focus on flood risks and climate hazards
The Indian Institute of Science and FM have partnered to research and address flood risks and climate hazards.
- Carmarthenshire Council takes big step towards net zero goal
Carmarthenshire Council has announced new measures to advance its local net-zero climate goals.
- State grants turn large-scale solar, wind projects into local windfalls
State grants are facilitating the development of large-scale wind and solar energy projects in local communities.
- Braun team wants to fast-track energy projects as power demand surges
Political efforts are underway to expedite energy infrastructure projects to meet rising power demand.
- Türkiye meets 70.3% of electricity needs with domestic resources | Daily SabahStudy
Official data indicates that Türkiye currently meets 70.3% of its electricity demand through domestic energy resources.
- Solar Mesh Grids Improve Electricity Access in Haiti
Solar mesh grid technology is being deployed to improve electricity access in rural Haiti.
- China's clean energy achievements accelerate global energy transition, says IEA chiefReprint
The IEA chief stated that China's clean energy progress is significantly accelerating the global energy transition.
- Connecticut solar is changing the electric grid. Here’s what it could mean for electric bills here
The growth of solar energy in Connecticut is impacting the electric grid and future consumer electricity bills.
- UAE Business: L&T showcases innovative renewable energy, power T&D solutions at WetexReprint
L&T showcased renewable energy and power transmission technologies at the Wetex exhibition in the UAE.Also: TradeArabia
- Korea to Set Renewable Energy Targets for Public Agencies, Not Just Utilities
South Korea will mandate renewable energy targets for public agencies in addition to existing utility requirements.
- Renewables in a fossil system: Masdar’s role in Azerbaijan’s green path
Masdar is playing a key role in developing renewable energy projects within Azerbaijan's fossil-fuel-dependent system.
- In Australia, rooftop solar is surging, but neglected systems could fail years too soon
Poor maintenance of Australia's rapidly growing rooftop solar installations may lead to premature system failures.
- CCC chairs carbon markets panelReprint
The Climate Change Commission is leading a panel discussion regarding carbon market developments.
- New Li Auto i6 Goes 811 km (504 Miles)Clickbait
Li Auto has released a new electric vehicle model featuring a unique design and an 811-kilometer range.
- Invest in Solar and Earn $3,000 a Day?Clickbait
Rising global electricity demand driven by AI and EVs is positioning solar energy as a key sector for infrastructure investment.
- E-quipment highlight: the highest-rated mowers on Amazon are ELECTRIC (2026)
Electric lawnmowers are increasingly dominating consumer preference, as evidenced by top ratings on major retail platforms.
- NGCDF backs tree planting, climate resilience initiatives in Kisumu
The NGCDF is funding tree planting and climate resilience projects in Kisumu.
- Brad Pleima: EcoEngineers’ Energy Transition Leadership
A profile highlights the role of EcoEngineers in facilitating the global energy transition.
- Finance first, batteries twice: what India's DISCOMs will discuss at DUM 2026
Indian utility companies are preparing to discuss financial strategies and battery storage integration for 2026.
- Eurowind Energy hunts for acquisitions after Blackstone investment
Eurowind Energy plans to acquire new assets following a recent investment from Blackstone.
- In 2019, New York farmer Erica Frenay sent 59 sheep to graze at a solar farm for five months; she earned $
A New York farmer successfully integrated sheep grazing into solar farm operations to manage vegetation.
- Volvo VNR Electric Trucks Join City Harvest
City Harvest has integrated Volvo VNR electric trucks into its fleet to support sustainable food rescue operations.
- Three Carrboro Pee Wee Homes now powered by solar energy
Three homes in Carrboro have transitioned to solar power energy systems.
- Reliance Industries Limited. . Building India's Clean Energy Future at Scale At Renewable Energy India Expo 2026, Reliance is showcasing its ambitious vision for a cleaner, more sustainable future with a commitment to achieve Net Carbon Zero by 2035 andClickbait
Reliance Industries outlines its corporate commitment to achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2035.
- L&T Presents Renewable Energy and Grid Solutions at Wetex 2026 Dubai - News and StatisticsReprint
L&T showcased renewable energy and grid technology solutions at the Wetex 2026 exhibition in Dubai.
- BD Electrical Brings Solar Panel Installation to Massachusetts Press ServicesReprint
BD Electrical has expanded its solar panel installation services into the Massachusetts market.
- Survey seeks islanders’ views on practical and financial barriers to electrical vehicles
A survey in Shetland is gathering data on the practical and financial barriers residents face regarding electric vehicle adoption.
- Rapid emissions cuts needed to ‘minimise’ peak global warming at 1.8C, UN warnsReprint
The UN warns that rapid, immediate emissions cuts are essential to limit peak global warming to 1.8 degrees Celsius.
- In the synthetic biology era, engineered fungi could mitigate carbon dioxide emissions and enhance environmental resilienceStudy
Researchers explore using synthetic biology to engineer fungi that capture carbon dioxide and improve environmental resilience.
- Blackstone's $8.7B energy transition fund, $108M for Peak Energy
Blackstone launched an $8.7 billion energy transition fund and invested $108 million in Peak Energy.Also: Renewables Now
- Denmark expects COP31 in Türkiye to deliver concrete climate action
Denmark expressed expectations for concrete climate action outcomes at the upcoming COP31 summit in Türkiye.Also: Anadolu Ajansı
- Europe Hits the Brakes as China’s EV Machine Scales Up
European regulators are implementing new measures as Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers expand their market presence.Also: Bloomberg $
- Call to fulfill climate finance commitments ahead of COP-31
Advocates are calling for nations to meet their climate finance commitments ahead of the upcoming COP-31 summit.
- UN official urges faster green investment ahead of COP31
A UN official is calling for an acceleration of green investments in the lead-up to the COP31 climate summit.
- Yes, There Is Some Global Action on Phasing Out Fossil Fuels
Tzeporah Berman discusses the progress and challenges of the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Initiative ahead of upcoming UN climate sessions.
- Grid Batteries Beat Gas in Australia’s NEM Evening Peak for the First Time in Any Quarter
Grid-scale batteries outperformed gas generation during peak evening demand in Australia for the first time in a single quarter.
- PT Health Watch: What to do as extreme heat hits Nigeria
Health authorities in Nigeria are providing guidance on how to manage and mitigate risks during extreme heat events.
- As the threat of extreme weather grows, the City of Boston is testing a program designed to help residents better understand — and reduce — their flood risk.
Boston is testing a new program to help residents understand and mitigate their personal flood risk amid rising extreme weather threats.Also: The Cool Down, Facebook
- ClassNK Releases Handbook Supporting Consideration of Onboard Carbon CaptureStudy
ClassNK published a handbook providing guidance for the implementation of onboard carbon capture technology in the maritime industry.
- Wildfire mitigation to protect Snowmass Village comes with $25 million price tag
Snowmass Village is planning a $25 million wildfire mitigation project to protect the community from increasing fire risks.Also: Aspen Journalism
- Ho Chi Minh City eyes flood-resilient metro stations
Ho Chi Minh City is planning to incorporate flood-resilient designs into its upcoming metro station infrastructure.
- Hongkong Land and Marsh report shows climate resilient design can cut expected flood losses by 88%Study
A report indicates that implementing climate-resilient design in property development can reduce potential flood-related financial losses by 88 percent.
- AI Framework Designs Fly Ash Geopolymer Concrete Balancing Strength, Cost and CO2Study
Researchers developed an AI framework to optimize fly ash geopolymer concrete for reduced carbon emissions.Also: Bioengineer.org
- Italy deploys 4.83 GW of PV in January-SeptemberStudy
Italy added 4.83 GW of new photovoltaic capacity during the first nine months of the year.
- Masdar expands portfolio in Greece with major solar project acquisition
Masdar has expanded its renewable energy portfolio by acquiring a major solar project in Greece.Also: مكتب أبوظبي الإعلامي
- New Technique Pushes Organic Solar Cells to 20.4% EfficiencyStudy
Researchers have developed a new technique that increases the energy conversion efficiency of organic solar cells to 20.4%.
- Sodium-ion batteries without active cooling aim to cut grid storage costs by 20%Study
New sodium-ion battery designs that eliminate active cooling systems aim to reduce grid-scale energy storage costs by 20 percent.
- Bulgaria doubles battery storage to about 6 gigawatts
Bulgaria has increased its battery energy storage capacity to approximately 6 gigawatts.Also: BurgasMedia
- More batteries, both big and small, mean solar farms don’t have to shut down so often
The deployment of battery storage is reducing the frequency of forced curtailment for solar farms.Also: Renew Economy
- Cool roofs, shaded stops: Bengaluru prepares for hotter days
Bengaluru is implementing urban cooling measures, including cool roofs and shaded bus stops, to prepare for rising temperatures.
- Logitech Launches ‘Chain Reaction’ to Accelerate Supply Chain Decarbonization towards 2030 Climate Goals
Logitech has launched a supply chain decarbonization program to help its suppliers transition to renewable energy.
- Climate Change Moves Into the Core of Health Professional Training
Medical schools are increasingly integrating climate change education into their core curricula to prepare health professionals for climate-related health challenges.
- Combined Climate and Technology Scenarios Reshape Regional Power Grid PlanningStudy
New grid planning models incorporate climate change scenarios to improve regional power infrastructure resilience.
- Potential Energy: Charging the Batteries for Thailand’s Energy Transition
An analysis explores the development of battery storage technology to support Thailand's energy transition.
- Sodium, the new white gold?
Sodium-ion batteries are emerging as a potential sustainable alternative for energy storage technologies.
- Scout signs Oracle for most of the output from a 300 MW Texas wind farm, tying another large block of generation to data-center-era electricity demand
Oracle has signed a power purchase agreement for a 300 MW Texas wind farm to support data center energy demands.
- Gen Z are leading the European protests. Here’s why they’re angry
Young activists in Europe are organizing protests to demand more urgent government action on climate change.
- Mississippi flood prevention has surprising carbon benefits
Flood prevention projects along the Mississippi River are providing unexpected carbon sequestration benefits.Also: World Economic Forum
- 5 heat-related ailments may also be compensated – ECC
The Employees' Compensation Commission in the Philippines now allows compensation claims for five specific heat-related illnesses.Also: Inquirer.net, balita.com
- Bhubaneswar unveils interactive climate risk platform for citizens
Bhubaneswar has launched an interactive digital platform to help citizens assess and manage local climate-related risks.Also: The New Indian Express
- Santa Barbara County Wants Responsible Offshore Wind
Santa Barbara County is developing guidelines to ensure the responsible development of offshore wind energy projects.
- Greece Electricity Exports Surge, Generating €475 Million Surplus
Greece reported a €475 million surplus from electricity exports, driven by growth in renewable energy production.
- ‘Very real’: Expert says electric flights are closer than we think
Industry experts suggest that the commercial implementation of electric aviation is becoming increasingly feasible.Also: Euronews.com
- Republic of Moldova presents national eMobility roadmap
The Republic of Moldova has unveiled a national roadmap to accelerate the adoption of electric mobility.Also: electrive.com
- Booking an electric flight in Europe is only 10 years away, says influential Dutch researcher
A Dutch researcher predicts that commercial electric flights within Europe could become viable within the next decade.
- India Discusses Battery Manufacturing and Critical Minerals Partnerships at REI Expo
Indian industry leaders discussed partnerships for battery manufacturing and critical mineral supply chains at the REI Expo.
- Australia & India can Accelerate Global Clean Energy Transition: Australian Diplomat
An Australian diplomat stated that Australia and India can collaborate to accelerate the global clean energy transition.Also: India Education Diary
- Ireland grid rules to reshape data center power response
New grid regulations in Ireland are set to change how data centers manage their power consumption and grid response.Also: ET Datacenters, ET Datacenters
- California Carbon Market Shifts Create Hurdles for Next Governor
Changes to California's carbon market regulations are creating potential policy challenges for the incoming administration.Also: edhat
- India highlights role of NGT, independent judiciary in tackling climate change at UN
India highlighted the role of its judiciary and environmental tribunals in addressing climate change at a UN forum.Also: ANI News
- Mosquitoes, cooling vests: Singapore launches exhibition on adapting to climate change
Singapore has launched an exhibition to educate the public on practical adaptation strategies for a warming climate.
- Peru proposes cash payments for 800,000 ONP pensioners and vulnerable families as Mega El Niño risks grow
Peru is proposing financial aid for vulnerable families and pensioners to prepare for potential impacts of a mega El Niño event.
- Massachusetts Will Require New Data Centers to Use Clean Energy
Massachusetts will mandate that new data centers operate using clean energy sources.
- Delhi To Restrict Non-BS6 Vehicles From November 1Reprint
Delhi will restrict non-BS6 compliant vehicles starting November 1 to reduce vehicular emissions.
- India’s EV battery manufacturing and critical mineral supply chains gain importance
India is increasingly focusing on securing critical mineral supply chains to support domestic EV battery manufacturing.
- Hawaiʻi Climate Commission launching CASH4ʻĀina workshops to boost soil health, agricultural resilience
The Hawaiʻi Climate Commission is launching workshops to promote soil health and agricultural resilience as part of local adaptation efforts.
- Thermal Memory: What Vernacular Architecture Still Teaches Us About Extreme Heat
Architects are exploring how traditional vernacular building techniques can help mitigate the impacts of extreme heat in modern urban design.
- flash forest scatters millions of seeds across canada’s wildfire-damaged landscapes
Flash Forest is using drone technology to disperse millions of seeds across wildfire-damaged landscapes in Canada.
- Los Padres National Forest Approves 33,000-Acre Wildfire Risk Reduction Project Across Five Counties
The Los Padres National Forest approved a 33,000-acre project aimed at reducing wildfire risk across five counties.
- Healthy Soils Could be Britain's Greatest Natural Defense Against Drought and Flooding, Say Regenerative Farmers
Regenerative farmers argue that healthy soil management is a key defense against drought and flooding in Britain.
- Bamboo biochar strengthens cement-stabilized soft soil while locking away carbon dioxide in laboratory studyStudy
A laboratory study found that bamboo biochar improves soil stability while effectively sequestering carbon dioxide.
- Wasted Renewable Energy Tops €1 Billion during the lifetime of this Government
Reported grid constraints in Ireland have resulted in over one billion euros worth of renewable energy being curtailed.
- European countries, which have expanded the supply of electric vehicles, have replaced billions of e..Reprint
European countries have significantly increased electric vehicle adoption, leading to a reduction in fossil fuel consumption.
- ‘Reef into rubble’: Teams work to restore coral reefs after hurricanes
Restoration teams are working to repair coral reefs damaged by recent hurricane activity.Also: Honolulu Star-Advertiser
- The Ultimate Wedding GiftReprint
Solar panels are increasingly being gifted at weddings in Nigeria to provide reliable electricity.
- ‘Mandatory cooling breaks’ as football body orders precautions in Malawi heatwave
Football authorities in Malawi have mandated cooling breaks during matches to protect players from extreme heat.
- Athens Area Habitat for Humanity hosts solar barn raising at Micah’s Creek
Habitat for Humanity in Athens, Georgia, installed a solar energy system at a local housing development.
- Global renewable surge sharpens Oman’s energy opportunity
Oman is positioning itself to leverage the global transition toward renewable energy sources.
- Solar EPC Companies in India: What They Do and How to Evaluate One
This article provides an overview of solar engineering, procurement, and construction companies in India.Also: Siliconindia
- New Online Platform Puts Australia's Critical Minerals Future Under the MicroscopeStudy
Australia launched an online platform to track and manage the supply chain of critical minerals needed for the energy transition.
- BYD’s own fleet makes the case for charging your PHEV
BYD's fleet management data highlights the operational and environmental benefits of regularly charging plug-in hybrid electric vehicles.
- Sumitomo expects Uzbek solar projects to start up in 2027, 2028 (Exclusive)
Sumitomo Corporation expects its planned solar energy projects in Uzbekistan to become operational between 2027 and 2028.
- Battery storage offers options for Bangladesh’s apparel energy crisis
Battery storage systems are being proposed as a solution to address energy reliability issues within Bangladesh's apparel manufacturing sector.Also: Textile Today
- Material Based Hydrogen Energy Storage Market Grows Toward 2035 on Long-Duration Demand - News and StatisticsStudy
A new market report projects growth in material-based hydrogen energy storage through 2035 due to long-duration demand.Also: IndexBox
- India EV Battery Manufacturing Push: Global Partnerships Take Centre Stage
India is pursuing global partnerships to accelerate the development of its domestic electric vehicle battery manufacturing industry.
- India’s battery manufacturing push opens opportunities for EV industry: Experts at REI Expo
Industry experts at the REI Expo highlight that India's battery manufacturing initiatives are creating significant growth opportunities for the EV sector.Also: BW Auto World
- Oyo Gets 17.7MW Mini-grid Projects as FG Expands Solar Energy Access
The Nigerian government is expanding solar energy access in Oyo State through the installation of 17.7 megawatts of mini-grid projects.
- Nomura Favours ACME Solar As Storage Gains Importance In India’s Clean Energy Market
Financial analysts are highlighting the growing importance of energy storage for solar projects in India's clean energy market.
- El Cerrito launches ambitious project to reduce wildfire threat on Quarry Hill
El Cerrito has initiated a project to mitigate wildfire risks on Quarry Hill through vegetation management.
- Muskoka residents may expect zoning to limit flood risk, but outdated lakeshore rules could leave new homes exposed
Outdated zoning regulations in Muskoka may leave new residential developments vulnerable to increasing flood risks.
- Marico Cuts Scope 1 and 2 Emissions Intensity by 89.3% Since FY13
Marico reported an 89.3% reduction in its Scope 1 and 2 emissions intensity since the 2013 fiscal year.
- Renewable Energy India Expo 2026: Three key takeaways
Key takeaways from the Renewable Energy India Expo 2026 highlight current trends and developments in the Indian clean energy market.
- Cross-Border Study Documents Multi-Dimensional Impacts of Renewable InfrastructureStudy
A new study examines the multi-dimensional impacts of developing renewable energy infrastructure across borders.
- Helcro Solar: New Rules Cut Commercial Solar Costs by 20% for Businesses, Strata and Farms
New regulatory rules are expected to reduce commercial solar installation costs by 20% for various sectors.
- In Norway, lawmakers push plug-in solar and batteries as bill relief and crisis backup
Norwegian lawmakers are promoting solar and battery installations to help residents manage energy costs and provide backup power.
- Rajasthan leads PM-KUSUM scheme with 5.57 GW Solar capacity
Rajasthan has reached 5.57 gigawatts of solar capacity, leading the implementation of India's PM-KUSUM scheme.Also: Social News XYZ
- Battery safety, sodium-ion and recycling research head to ECS meetingStudy
Research on battery safety, sodium-ion technology, and recycling is being presented at the Electrochemical Society meeting.
- Electrifying fleets and integrating transport key to green logistics transformation
Experts identify fleet electrification and integrated transport as essential components for green logistics.
- Couple travels through 10 African countries in solar-powered motorhome with battery storage
A couple completed a journey across ten African countries using a solar-powered motorhome equipped with battery storage.
- Volkswagen’s new electric Jetta offers 285 miles of range for under $12K
Volkswagen is offering a new electric sedan in the Chinese market with significant range at a competitive price point.
- Air district gives Boys and Girls Club new electric van
A local air district donated an electric van to a Boys and Girls Club to support cleaner transportation.Also: The Vacaville Reporter
- Bhubaneswar Plans 60 Electric Vehicles for BMC Operations
Bhubaneswar municipal authorities plan to integrate 60 electric vehicles into their operations.Also: Urban Acres
- Engineering award recognises BESS innovation
An engineering award has been granted to recognize innovation in battery energy storage system technology.
- EGO Commercial expands ZTR line with mowers, blowers, and trimmers
EGO Commercial is expanding its line of battery-powered landscaping equipment to help professionals transition away from gas tools.
- In 2019, two founders launched vodka made from carbon dioxide; their startup later secured a US defence cReprint
A startup that produces vodka using captured carbon dioxide has secured a contract with the U.S. Department of Defense.
- The path to OGMP 2.0 Gold: Mitigation, measurement, and meaningful action to reduce methane emissionsReprint
ExxonMobil outlines its strategy for methane mitigation and measurement to align with the Oil and Gas Methane Partnership 2.0 standards.
- USU doubles new solar capacity, adds first large-scale battery storage system
Utah State University has expanded its solar capacity and added a large-scale battery storage system.
- A proposed solar farm has West Virginia town at odds
Local community members in West Virginia are divided over a proposed solar farm development.
- Kerala Solar Net Meter Shortage Leaves New Plants Idle, KMCC Says
A shortage of net meters in Kerala is preventing new solar energy plants from connecting to the grid.
- Oxfordshire electric car company recognised at city climate awards
An Oxfordshire-based electric vehicle company received recognition at local climate awards.
- Envision shows BESS Gen 8 platform with 4 MWh blocks at REI Expo
Envision showcased its new BESS Gen 8 battery storage platform featuring 4 MWh blocks at the REI Expo.
- China Renewable Energy Investment Limited Estimates – HKEX:987Study
Financial estimates are provided for China Renewable Energy Investment Limited on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
- A Landmark Youth Climate Trial Against the Canadian Government Is About to Begin
A landmark youth-led climate lawsuit against the Canadian government is set to begin, focusing on the impacts of climate-driven extreme weather.Also: Mongabay, Mongabay, Mongabay, Anadolu Ajansı, The Lethbridge Herald, Anadolu Ajansı, Yahoo News Canada, CBC, CTV News, CBC and 14 others
- UN climate fund promises $20 million for Nepal flood recovery, far short of billions needed
The UN climate fund pledged $20 million for Nepal's flood recovery, an amount critics say is insufficient for the scale of damage.
- Brazil’s emissions fall 6% in 2025 due to reduced deforestation, lowest level since 2018 according to Climate Observatory
Brazil's greenhouse gas emissions dropped 6% in 2025, reaching their lowest level since 2018 due to decreased deforestation rates.
- South Korea’s renewable energy capacity overtakes coal for first time
South Korea's renewable energy capacity has surpassed its coal-fired power capacity for the first time.Also: pv magazine Global
- Suncor Energy (TSX:SU) Is Facing A Supreme Court Climate Liability Case
The Canadian Supreme Court is set to hear a climate liability case brought against Suncor Energy.Also: Yahoo Finance
- Chart: A record two-thirds of car sales in China are now electric vehiclesStudy
Electric vehicles reached a record 67 percent share of new car sales in China during September.
- ANALYSIS: Solar & Storage Growth Drives Down Summer Wholesale Electricity Prices by 42% in Texas & 51% in CaliforniaStudy
Analysis shows that solar and energy storage deployment significantly reduced wholesale electricity prices in Texas and California.
- The next big bet in nuclear power: SMRs
Small modular reactors are being positioned as a significant technological development in the transition to low-carbon energy.
- Scientists put a dying coral next to a healthy one — and watched it heal before their eyes
Researchers observed that placing a dying coral near a healthy one appeared to facilitate a healing process.
- Oman Submits Third National Determined Contribution Report to UNFCCCStudy
Oman has submitted its third Nationally Determined Contribution report to the UNFCCC, outlining its climate commitments.
- ORLEN’s Norway CO2 Storage Project Secures €223 Million EU Funding
ORLEN received €223 million in European Union funding to support its carbon capture and storage project in Norway.Also: ChemAnalyst
- GoogleWatts: Voltus, Tech Giant Expanding VPP to 1 GW in PJM Grid Interconnection
Voltus and Google are expanding a virtual power plant project to 1 GW within the PJM grid interconnection.
- Environmental Groups Sue W.Va. AG Over Climate Subpoenas
Environmental groups filed a lawsuit against the West Virginia attorney general over climate-related subpoenas.Also: Newsmax
- A Fossil Fuel Treaty Beyond the UNFCCC
Advocates are proposing a global fossil fuel treaty to manage the phase-out of production outside of existing UNFCCC processes.
- Australian solar drives renewables to record 80.4% share of NEM generation
Australian solar power generation reached a record 80.4% share of the National Electricity Market.Also: pv magazine Global, Bernama
- Plugging storage into India’s rooftop solar revolution
Integrating battery storage into India's rooftop solar sector is essential for expanding the country's renewable energy capacity.Also: Ember
- At Cop17, the pressure is on to rescue a deal that could end the destruction of nature
World leaders are meeting at COP17 to address the global nature loss crisis and attempt to meet established conservation deadlines.
- Renewables Boom Pushes Australia's Gas Power to Quarter-Century Low
Increased renewable energy generation has caused Australia's reliance on gas-fired power to drop to its lowest level in 25 years.Also: UA.NEWS
- CTUIL sets battery storage requirements for grid connectivity
India's Central Transmission Utility has established new battery storage requirements for grid connectivity.Also: Mercomindia.com
- Bulgaria emerges as a surprise leader in Europe's quest for battery storage
Bulgaria is becoming a significant player in Europe's battery storage market, supporting the transition to renewable energy.
- School buses reach 105 degrees as Jefferson County begins $3.9M air conditioning upgrades
A county in Alabama is investing $3.9 million to install air conditioning in school buses to combat extreme heat.
- UAE’s new climate health plan: What changes for residents as heat and dust risks rise?
The UAE is launching a new climate health plan to address rising risks from heat and dust exposure.
- Concord New Energy Closes Financing for U.S. Expansion With First Utility-Scale Project
Concord New Energy secured financing for a new utility-scale clean energy project in the United States.Also: Orrick
- Site approved for 966-acre solar energy facility in Olmsted County
Local officials approved a 966-acre solar energy facility in Olmsted County, Minnesota.
- 2,000-hour durability boosts organic solar cells to 20.4% efficiency - Environment | Energy &Amp ข่าวStudy
Researchers achieved 20.4% efficiency in organic solar cells with improved durability over 2,000 hours of testing.Also: Head Topics
- Where are the batteries? Localization concerns amid India’s energy storage boom
India faces supply chain and localization challenges as it attempts to scale its energy storage capacity.Also: ESS News
- GM backs sodium-ion grid batteries as Peak Energy raises $108 million
General Motors is supporting sodium-ion battery technology as startup Peak Energy secures $108 million in new funding.Also: Mezha.net
- Tesla Megapacks Arrive at Massive 400MWh Battery Storage Project in Belgium
Tesla has delivered Megapack battery units for a large-scale 400MWh energy storage project in Belgium.Also: Drive Tesla Canada
- US sodium-ion storage firm raises $108 million in GM-led round
Peak Energy, a US-based sodium-ion battery developer, secured $108 million in a funding round led by General Motors.
- New ABA Practice Guide: Sustainability and Climate Change in Real Estate DevelopmentStudy
The American Bar Association released a new guide on integrating sustainability and climate change considerations into real estate development.
- “Teaching Climate Change with Confidence”: an NCSE workshop
The National Center for Science Education is hosting workshops to help educators teach climate change topics with confidence.
- Innovative adaptation solutions for a competitive and climate‑resilient EuropeStudy
The European Union is funding research projects focused on developing innovative adaptation strategies to increase climate resilience across the continent.
- How Climate Change, New Technology Are Shaping the Future of Extremes in Peak Power Demands | NewswiseStudy
Researchers are analyzing how climate change and new technologies will influence future peak power demand extremes.Also: Newswise
- What Can We Learn About Driving Systems Change From the Montreal Protocol?
The article examines how lessons from the Montreal Protocol can be applied to drive systemic climate change solutions.
- From fragmentation to coordination? Governing urban heat risks in Greater Sydney
Researchers examine the need for coordinated governance to manage urban heat risks in Greater Sydney.Also: PreventionWeb.net
- Probiotics Prevented Coral Bleaching During a Red Sea Heat Wave: StudyStudy
A study found that using probiotics helped prevent coral bleaching during a heat wave in the Red Sea.
- 'Keep it Wool': Researchers in Switzerland use sheep's wool to slow glacier melt
Researchers in Switzerland are testing the use of sheep's wool covers to insulate and slow the melting of glaciers.
- Why Nepal Wants To Stop Rebuilding Roads In The Same Dangero
Nepal is re-evaluating infrastructure policy to avoid rebuilding roads in areas highly vulnerable to climate-driven disasters.
- The global potential of aquavoltaics for power generation and offsetting the carbon footprint of freshwater aquacultureStudy
A study evaluates the global potential of aquavoltaics to generate renewable energy while offsetting the carbon footprint of freshwater aquaculture.
- Fortera, MLC Pick Missouri Site for First Commercial CO₂-to-Cement Plant
Fortera and MLC selected a Missouri site to build the first commercial plant capable of converting CO2 into cement.Also: ChemAnalyst
- Parliament’s priorities for the COP 31 climate talks in Türkiye
The European Parliament outlines its priorities for the upcoming COP31 climate negotiations in Türkiye.
- Clean Energy Has a Lot Riding on the AI Data Center Boom
The rapid growth of AI data centers is creating significant new demand for clean energy infrastructure.
- Guyana is swimming in oil, but unveils its renewable energy roadmap with a focus on hydroelectric and solar power.
Guyana has released a renewable energy roadmap prioritizing hydroelectric and solar power despite its significant oil reserves.
- Four Years to 2030: Can Member States Deliver Affordable and Clean Energy for All?
The Stimson Center evaluates the progress of member states in meeting 2030 goals for affordable and clean energy.Also: Stimson Center
- European Car Market Monitor: September 2026Study
The ICCT released its September 2026 monitor tracking trends in the European electric vehicle market.
- Carney, Ford Announce $8.7B Ontario Industry Plan
Mark Carney and Doug Ford announced an $8.7 billion investment plan for Ontario's industrial sector.
- PHEV emissions: BYD NZ fleet data shows why charging matters | EVs and Beyond | EVs and Beyond
Fleet data from New Zealand highlights the importance of regular charging to ensure plug-in hybrid electric vehicles achieve expected emissions reductions.Also: EVs & Beyond
- Sierra Club Applauds Approval for Ameren Missouri’s New Solar & Storage Projects
The Missouri Public Service Commission approved Ameren Missouri's proposal to build new solar and battery storage projects.Also: Daily Energy Insider
- Tribes weigh legal action against feds over Colorado River cutbacks
Native American tribes are considering legal action against the federal government over water cutbacks in the Colorado River basin.
- How concrete cubes will help restore Hawaiʻi's coral reefs
Concrete structures are being deployed in Hawaii to assist in the restoration of local coral reef ecosystems.Also: Hawaii Public Radio
- Why AI data centers are powering a boom in fuel-cell demand
AI data centers are driving increased demand for fuel-cell technology as a power source.
- COP17: Open letter urges governments to keep extractives out of protected areas
Over 80 organizations are urging governments at the COP17 biodiversity summit to ban extractive industries in protected areas.
- World Snow Leopard Day: Community action and new science foster coexistence with humans
Community-led initiatives and new research are helping to protect snow leopards from climate change and human conflict.
- Strategic new protections could link 13 Pacific deep-sea reserves into connected networkStudy
Scientists propose connecting Pacific deep-sea reserves to better protect marine life from the impacts of seabed mining.
- Overhead wired charging comes to Austin electric bus fleetReprint
Austin's transit agency has installed overhead pantograph charging systems to support the electrification of its public bus fleet.
- Another megawatt-level charger enters China: 300 miles in 5 minutes
Chery has introduced a 1.44 megawatt charging system in China capable of delivering 300 miles of range in five minutes.
- Brockton businesses are installing fridge-sized batteries to slash electricity bills
Businesses in Brockton are installing battery storage systems to reduce electricity costs and improve energy efficiency.
- UN calls on member states to adapt justice systems to climate-related disputes
The UN is urging member states to update their judicial systems to better handle climate-related legal disputes.
- Scaling up Integrated Flood and Drought Management and Early Warning System for Climate Change Adaptation in the Volta Basin Countries (VFDM-Phase 2)Study
The WMO is expanding flood and drought management and early warning systems to help Volta Basin countries adapt to climate change.
- Climate Transition Plans May Lower Company Borrowing Costs
Companies that implement formal climate transition plans may benefit from lower borrowing costs, according to new analysis.
- DOLE: Riders may refuse delivery in extreme heat
The Philippine Department of Labor and Employment allows delivery riders to refuse work during extreme heat.Also: Philstar Life
- EU Backs Eni-Snam’s Ravenna CCS Project to Boost CO2 Storage Capacity
The European Union has approved funding for a major carbon capture and storage project in Ravenna, Italy.
- Turkmenistan could gain $300M from 30% methane cut by 2030 - UNStudy
A UN report suggests Turkmenistan could generate $300 million in economic benefits by reducing methane emissions by 30% by 2030.
- Colorado has enough spare winter electricity to replace furnaces with heat pumps, report saysStudy
A new report indicates Colorado has sufficient winter electricity capacity to support a widespread transition from furnaces to heat pumps.
- Nature-inspired carbon removal sees growing interest
Interest in nature-based carbon removal technologies is increasing as a strategy to mitigate climate change.
- COP17 must settle who decides how Cali Fund money is disbursed
Negotiators at COP17 must determine the governance structure for the disbursement of Cali Fund climate finance.
- Solar energy center begins operations with support from Wake Forest University
A new solar energy center has begun operations with support from Wake Forest University.
- Tackling bottlenecks in Earth observation data delivery | MESEO Project | Results in Brief | HORIZONStudy
The EU-funded MESEO project is working to improve the delivery and accessibility of Earth observation climate data.Also: CORDIS
- Lightstar pushes a 3.5 MW Illinois community solar project forward, adding another shared-solar development to the state’s pipeline
Lightstar is advancing a 3.5 MW community solar project in Illinois.
- Electric vehicles - Devon council expands EV charging network
The Devon council is expanding its electric vehicle charging infrastructure to support local adoption.Also: Smart Cities World
- How Gotion Built Its 40 GWh Gigafactory in Illinois
Gotion has completed construction of a 40 GWh battery gigafactory in Illinois to support the electric vehicle supply chain.Also: Battery Technology
- As El Niño looms, Marin officials stress individual preparation
Marin County officials are urging residents to take individual steps to prepare for the upcoming El Niño season.
- Five years after the Caldor Fire, researchers study what protected Tahoe communities and how to reduce future wildfire impacts
Researchers are studying the Caldor Fire to identify effective mitigation strategies for protecting mountain communities.
- 'Be Ready': Prime Minister urges public to prepare for worsening climate threats
The UK Prime Minister has urged the public to prepare for increasing climate-related threats and extreme weather events.Also: Business Green
- Minister Green Champions Technology-Driven Agriculture to Combat Climate Challenges
Jamaica's government is promoting technology-driven agricultural practices to help farmers adapt to climate-related challenges.
- BuildingsStudy
The UN Environment Programme outlines strategies and standards for reducing the significant carbon footprint associated with the global building sector.
- NYC DOT Tests New Asphalt Mixes With up to 96% Recycled Material to Improve Road Durability and Reduce Carbon Footprint
New York City is testing asphalt mixes containing high percentages of recycled materials to improve road durability and lower carbon emissions.
- Online test inspires 49 000 plans to cut carbon emissions | PSLifestyle Project | Results in Brief | H2020Study
An EU-funded project developed an online tool that successfully encouraged 49,000 individuals to adopt personal carbon-reduction plans.Also: CORDIS
- TECHNOLOGY UPDATE: New Alberta Technology Funding Boosts Methane Reduction Efforts
New funding from the Alberta government aims to accelerate the deployment of technologies designed to reduce methane emissions.
- Campaign urges GB to introduce methane regulations to match EU
Campaigners are urging the UK government to adopt methane regulations that align with new EU standards.
- DP World electrifies Busan terminal fleet
DP World has transitioned its terminal fleet at the Port of Busan to electric power.Also: Port Strategy
- India: Jindal Stainless deploys 10 electric heavy-duty trucks
Jindal Stainless has deployed ten electric heavy-duty trucks for its operations in India.Also: electrive.com, Grande Consumo
- BS7 Explained: Now Even Your Brakes And Tyres Will Have Emission Limits
New BS7 emission standards in India will introduce limits on particulate matter from brakes and tires.Also: Overdrive
- Pearl River Delta Air Quality Improves Through Regional Emissions PoliciesReprint
Regional emissions policies in China's Pearl River Delta have successfully improved local air quality.
- Blue Energy Motors Joins MoRTH’s PARIVARTAN Scheme to Promote Electric Heavy-Duty Trucks
Blue Energy Motors joined a government scheme to promote the adoption of electric heavy-duty trucks in India.
- Data centre developers turn to hybrid power as grid connections stall
Data center developers are increasingly adopting hybrid power solutions to bypass grid connection delays.Also: Data Centre Solutions
- Swedish industry seeks battery recycling checks for grid service access
Swedish industry advocates for mandatory battery recycling checks to ensure sustainable grid service access.Also: ESS News
- Bondada Engineering Wins Contract For 20 MW/120 MWh Vanadium Flow Battery Storage Project In Gujarat
Bondada Engineering secured a contract to build a 20 MW/120 MWh vanadium flow battery storage project in Gujarat, India.
- Italy’s negative prices highlight battery storage opportunity
Frequent negative electricity prices in Italy are creating new economic incentives for the deployment of battery storage.Also: ESS News
- Vineland residents plan to sue data center over unpermitted natural gas engines
Vineland residents are suing a data center operator over the installation of unpermitted natural gas engines.
- These groups are suing the federal government over a water-polluting weedkiller
Environmental groups are suing the federal government over the use of a weedkiller they claim pollutes water sources.
- Halloween costumes have a spooky environmental impact. Swaps are a way to reduce waste and recycle
Swapping Halloween costumes is presented as a method to reduce waste and mitigate environmental impacts.Also: The Boston Globe $
- A Hedge Fund Billionaire Wants to Protect an Ecological Oasis in Panama
A hedge fund billionaire is funding efforts to protect an ecological oasis in Panama.
- What Can Grid Flexibility Actually Do Here?Study
A new report analyzes how grid flexibility resources like batteries and demand management can support the transition to renewable energy.
- Optivolt Raises $32M to Build the Brain for Solar Panels of the Future
Optivolt has raised $32 million to develop intelligent hardware designed to improve the efficiency and performance of solar panels.
- What The Battery Show Told Us About the Next Chapter of Electrification
The 2026 Battery Show highlighted the industry's shift toward scaling production and delivery of battery technologies for electrification.
- Hyundai Motor Delivers Bali’s First Electric Buses for Public Transport
Hyundai delivered 11 electric buses for a public transportation pilot project in Bali, Indonesia.
- Volvo is launching a ‘lower-priced’ EV in 2027 based on its SPA3 platformReprint
Volvo plans to launch a smaller, more affordable electric vehicle in 2027 using its new SPA3 platform.
- Tesla’s $10B solar factory could get 35 years of tax breaks in Texas
Tesla's proposed solar factory in Texas may receive 35 years of local tax breaks if the project proceeds.
- As US grid batteries surge, risk of fires plummets
Data shows that despite public perception, fires involving grid-scale batteries are extremely rare as their deployment increases.
- Climate group pours in midterms money for Democrats
A climate advocacy group is investing significant funds into midterm election campaigns for Democratic candidates.
- ABB: How to Survive Heatwaves Without Breaking the Grid
ABB discusses grid management strategies to maintain power stability during extreme heat events.
- Malawi: Schools Urged to Adapt As Heatwave Warning Issued Across Malawi
Malawi authorities are urging schools to implement adaptation measures in response to ongoing heat wave warnings.
- Boston pilot program offers free home flood assessments as climate risks grow
Boston is launching a pilot program providing free home flood risk assessments to help residents adapt to increasing climate threats.Also: Boston 25 News
- Intact opens Climate Resilience Grants as historic El Niño looms
Intact Insurance has launched a grant program to help communities build climate resilience ahead of a predicted historic El Niño event.
- Snow leopards and climate action strategy
Conservationists are integrating snow leopard protection into broader regional climate action strategies.
- Low-carbon concrete could lower emissions before data centres even go online |
The use of low-carbon concrete in data center construction offers a pathway to reduce embodied emissions before facilities become operational.
- Azerbaijan reduces greenhouse gas emissions despite global rise
Azerbaijan reports a reduction in its greenhouse gas emissions despite the global trend of rising emissions.
- The real test of India’s carbon market is getting the price right
Analysis suggests that the success of India's emerging carbon market depends on establishing an effective and accurate carbon pricing mechanism.
- EU urges Turkmengaz, Turkmennebit to join methane reporting system
The European Union is pressuring Turkmen state energy companies to participate in international methane emissions reporting systems.
- Turkmenistan targets 40-60% methane cuts at two pilot sites with EU support
Turkmenistan is launching pilot projects with EU support to reduce methane emissions at two specific sites by 40-60%.
- Solar Surprise: Dealing with a Surplus
This analysis examines the challenges and strategies for managing surplus solar energy production.
- New storage markets change the game
New developments in energy storage markets are significantly impacting the energy transition landscape.
- DOE’s AFFO Announces Intent to Award Up to $60 Million for Innovative Chemical, Fuel, and Fertilizer TechnologiesStudy
The U.S. Department of Energy announced $60 million in funding for innovative chemical, fuel, and fertilizer production technologies.
- Chinese Academy Of Sciences Team Hits 18.8% Efficiency On Large-area Solar CellsStudy
Researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences achieved 18.8% efficiency with a new large-area solar cell design.
- Surprise reason for energy price plunge
The surge in renewable energy production is identified as the primary driver behind recent energy price drops in Australia.
- World-first taskforce to protect communities from climate change – The NEN
A new taskforce has been established to develop strategies for protecting communities from the impacts of climate change.Also: Energy Live News
- Election 2026 | Harbor district hopefuls discuss sea-level rise, offshore terminal impacts
Local harbor district candidates discuss strategies for addressing sea-level rise and the impacts of offshore terminals.Also: Times-Standard
- Hydrogen Combustion Analyzers Market To 2035: Hydrogen Blending in Boilers Supports Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
Market analysis suggests that hydrogen blending in boilers will drive growth for hydrogen combustion analyzers through 2035.
- U.S. climate champion Gina McCarthy honoured in Reuters Events Global Sustainability awards
Former U.S. climate official Gina McCarthy received an award for her contributions to global sustainability.
- New EV Battery Gives Gasmobiles The Deep Freeze
A Finnish startup has developed a new EV battery that performs effectively in extreme cold-weather conditions.
- ColdMatch Group Advances Next-Generation Cold Storage Solutions for Extreme-Heat and Desert Economies
ColdMatch Group is developing new cold storage technologies designed to function in extreme-heat environments.Also: EIN Presswire
- Codington County Producers Eligible for Emergency Loans After Drought and Heat
Agricultural producers in Codington County are eligible for emergency loans following severe drought and heat.
- Envases taps Tata Steel Carbon Lite to cut packaging Scope 3 emissionsReprint
Envases is partnering with Tata Steel to utilize low-carbon steel for packaging to reduce its Scope 3 emissions.
- Markets/Coverages: Allianz UK Enhances Renewable Energy Cover, With Multi-Tech Offer
Allianz UK has expanded its insurance coverage offerings for renewable energy projects.Also: Insurance Journal
- A brighter future! Citicore bags record P35B loan for 5 Batangas solar projects
Citicore has secured a record 35 billion peso loan to fund the construction of five solar projects in Batangas.Also: Bilyonaryo Business
- Sigenergy to Build Inverter, Battery Storage Plants in India
Sigenergy announced plans to establish new inverter and battery storage manufacturing plants in India.
- EU to fund €49m storage contract for Cyprus grid operator
The European Union is providing €49 million in funding for a battery storage project to support the Cyprus power grid.
- BYD’s Rolls-Royce-like flagship EV is heading overseasReprint
BYD is expanding its electric vehicle lineup with a new flagship luxury sedan featuring coach doors.
- Volvo says the EX60 will be a best-seller with over 50,000 orders in Europe alreadyReprint
Volvo reports over 50,000 European orders for its EX60 electric vehicle but faces production ramp-up challenges.
- Can Reddit help strengthen health communications on extreme heat?
Researchers are exploring whether social media platforms like Reddit can improve public health communication regarding extreme heat.
- Sweden-supported climate toolkit to help Naga prepare for floods
A Sweden-supported toolkit has been introduced to help the city of Naga improve its flood preparedness.
- Officials heed caution ahead of potential El Niño risks
Local officials are implementing precautionary measures in anticipation of potential weather risks associated with El Niño.
- County prepares for potentially historic El Niño |
County authorities are preparing for potential extreme weather events linked to the current El Niño cycle.
- Comox Valley RD Introduces Stronger Carbon Standards For New Buildings In 2027
The Comox Valley Regional District will implement stricter carbon emission standards for all new building construction starting in 2027.
- Renalfa starts building solar portion of Romanian power clusterReprint
Renalfa has begun construction on the solar component of a new renewable energy power cluster in Romania.
- Moroccan construction tycoon Mohamed Adil Rtabi takes renewable-energy subsidiary towards $38 million IPO with $152 million order book
A Moroccan renewable energy subsidiary is moving toward a $38 million IPO to support its growing project pipeline.
- Canada, Turkey to enhance energy cooperation, incl next-gen geothermalReprint
Canada and Turkey have agreed to enhance energy cooperation, with a specific focus on developing next-generation geothermal energy projects.
- Minneapolis unveils 704-kW community solar garden for LMI subscribers
Minneapolis has launched a 704-kW community solar garden specifically designed to serve low-to-moderate income subscribers.
- Two massive solar plants proposed for Washoe's Pyramid Lake area
Two large-scale solar power plants have been proposed for development near Pyramid Lake in Washoe County, Nevada.
- Virginia Natural Gas breaks ground on first renewable natural gas facility
Virginia Natural Gas has begun construction on its first facility dedicated to producing renewable natural gas.
- A coal-to-solar project in Ohio
A new project in Ohio is converting a former coal site into a solar energy facility.
- Hebei Shoulang facility using LanzaTech technology achieves world’s first ISCC EU RCF certification for ethanol produced from steel mill waste gases
A Chinese facility using LanzaTech technology has received the first EU certification for ethanol produced from industrial steel mill waste gases.
- Italy's renewable capacity reaches 88.8 GWReprint
Italy's total installed renewable energy capacity has reached 88.8 GW.
- Perovskite Solar Cells Hit a Wall in the Ink, Not the CrystalStudy
Researchers have identified specific manufacturing challenges related to the ink used in producing perovskite solar cells.
- Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao report significant air quality improvements, with pollutants down 23% to 86% by 2025.Study
Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao report significant improvements in air quality and pollutant reductions through 2025.
- Sineng Electric showcases grid-forming technology and solar-storage-hydrogen solutions at REIReprint
Sineng Electric presented new grid-forming and solar-storage-hydrogen technologies at the Renewable Energy India Expo.Also: SolarQuarter
- Lexus pairs hybrid, BEV at summit
Lexus showcased its hybrid and battery-electric vehicle lineup at a recent industry summit.
- Bluetti launching Apex 200 with 2.56 kWh capacity, and a huge drop in size and weight from Apex 300
Bluetti is launching a new portable battery storage unit with reduced size and weight.
- A-State researchers study optimizing converting sewer waste into renewable energy
Researchers are studying methods to optimize the conversion of sewer waste into renewable energy.
- Xi’an researchers made water-based solar ink particles connect better, yielding certified 12.59% efficiency in laboratory cellsStudy
Researchers in Xi’an achieved 12.59% efficiency in laboratory solar cells using improved water-based solar ink particles.
- PHEV offer 2026: compact sedans and hatchbacks, a wide choice
The market for plug-in hybrid electric vehicles is expanding with new compact sedan and hatchback models for 2026.
- Exelon (EXC) Battery Storage Push Puts Fair Value Back In Focus
Exelon's increased focus on battery storage is influencing market assessments of the company's fair value.
- Poland’s Battery Boom: What Greenvolt’s BESS Sales Mean
Greenvolt's recent battery energy storage system sales indicate a growing market for storage technology in Poland.
- Hoymiles takes energy storage to remote oilfields with mobile power solutions
Hoymiles is introducing mobile energy storage solutions to provide power for remote oilfield operations.
- Community briefs: El Niño sandbagging and Menlo Drama fall production
Local community preparations for El Niño include sandbagging efforts to mitigate potential flood risks.
- Lake Energy Launches Renewable Energy Project Targeting 11% Annual Returns
Lake Energy has launched a new renewable energy project with a projected annual return of 11 percent.
- Reducing Unplanned Downtime at Renewable Energy Industry: 5 Operational Lessons from Maas Energy Works
Operational lessons from Maas Energy Works highlight methods to reduce downtime in the renewable energy industry.
- Carlynton School Goes Solar with $1.05M PEDA Loan
Carlynton School District in Pennsylvania is installing solar panels funded by a $1.05 million state loan.
- Weekly renewables M&A round-up (Oct 19 - 23)Reprint
A weekly summary of mergers and acquisitions activity within the global renewable energy sector.
- Chile approves AES Corp acquisitionReprint
Chilean regulators have approved the acquisition of AES Corp's local assets.
- Higher energy sales push up Voltalia’s Q3 turnoverReprint
Increased energy sales have contributed to higher third-quarter turnover for the renewable energy company Voltalia.
- Earnings call transcript: Midsummer posts record Q3 2026 sales as stock rises 9.3%Study
Midsummer reported record sales for the third quarter of 2026, leading to a rise in the company's stock price.
- Eko Power assures solar users of no penalties
Eko Power has reassured its solar energy customers that they will not face penalties regarding their usage.Also: www.galaxytvonline.com
- Yozma IN 11 review: The OG mini e-moto gets updates galore
Yozma has updated its IN11 mini electric motorcycle with a more powerful motor and a larger battery.
- Scientists find a faster way to reverse coral bleachingStudy
Scientists have identified a new technique that may accelerate the recovery of coral reefs from bleaching events.
- EIB to double financing for climate adaptation to €30 billion
The European Investment Bank announced it will double its annual financing for climate adaptation projects to 30 billion euros.
- UN Climate Fund Votes to Help Nepal, a Historic Step Far Short of the Need
The UN climate fund has approved aid for Nepal following devastating floods, marking a historic but insufficient step in climate-related disaster support.
- Deforestation in Brazil’s Amazon and Cerrado savanna at lowest rate ever recordedStudy
New data shows that deforestation rates in Brazil's Amazon and Cerrado regions have reached their lowest levels on record.
- The rich and the ready must lead global transition from fossil fuel productionStudy
A study argues that wealthy nations must lead the global transition away from fossil fuel production.Also: Business Green, Table.Briefings
- China Plans to Expand Carbon Market to Petrochemicals Next Year
China plans to expand its national carbon market to include the petrochemical industry starting next year.
- Colorado now has the authority to greenlight injecting carbon dioxide underground
Colorado has received federal authority to regulate and permit the underground injection and storage of carbon dioxide.
- TfL sets out plans for all newly licensed minicabs to be fully electric by 2028
Transport for London plans to require all newly licensed private hire vehicles to be fully electric by 2028.
- Solar and Storage Saved Californians and Texans Billions in Energy Costs this SummerStudy
A report by the Solar Energy Industries Association finds solar and storage systems significantly reduced energy costs in California and Texas this summer.
- Portland General Electric needs to double its renewable energy portfolio to meet Oregon’s first climate benchmark
Portland General Electric must double its renewable energy capacity to comply with Oregon's new climate benchmarks.
- EU Parliament demands fossil fuel treaty at COP31 talks
The European Parliament has formally requested a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty for the COP31 talks.Also: The Brussels Times
- Germany’s battery storage additions jump 91% as large-scale deployment acceleratesStudy
Germany reported a 91% increase in battery storage capacity additions as large-scale deployment accelerates.
- Soaring oil prices underscore the need to help poor countries adopt renewables
High oil prices highlight the urgent need for international financial support to help developing nations transition to renewable energy.
- California just showed how home batteries will radically remake the grid
California's deployment of home battery systems demonstrates a potential model for transforming the electrical grid's resilience and efficiency.Also: Electrek
- Every Briton should stockpile water and food supplies, government advises
The UK government is advising citizens to stockpile food and water to prepare for potential climate-related and other national emergencies.
- World-first basic income trial boosts Indigenous livelihoods and Amazon rainforest protectionStudy
A basic income pilot for Indigenous communities in the Peruvian Amazon improved local well-being and supported rainforest conservation efforts.
- Google plans big virtual power plant in energy-strapped PJM grid
Google and Voltus are partnering to create a one-gigawatt virtual power plant to manage energy demand on the PJM grid.
- How Cutting Emissions May Limit Antarctic Ice Loss and Protect CoastlinesStudy
New research indicates that aggressive emissions reductions are necessary to limit Antarctic ice loss and protect coastal regions.
- Stronger fossil-fuel phaseout, climate funding urged by EU lawmakers ahead of COP31
EU lawmakers are calling for more ambitious fossil fuel phaseout plans and increased climate funding ahead of COP31.Also: MLex
- How the biggest renewable energy project in US history finally got built
An analysis of the development process behind the largest renewable energy project in United States history.
- California Home Batteries Deliver Record 745 MW to Grid, Proving Virtual Power Plants Can Stabilize NetworksReprint
California home batteries provided a record 745 MW to the grid, demonstrating the effectiveness of virtual power plants.
- Solar and battery storage push Australia’s NEM connection pipeline up 43% to 80.9GWStudy
Australia's National Electricity Market connection pipeline for solar and battery projects grew by 43% to 80.9GW.
- Octopus Energy CEO on 'no brainer' solutions to the UK energy market
The CEO of Octopus Energy discusses potential strategies for improving the efficiency and sustainability of the UK energy market.
- First Cars, Now Trains: Batteries Are Coming For Everything
Battery technology is expanding beyond electric cars into the rail sector, supporting broader electrification efforts.
- Pentagon Clears Wind Farms in Trump’s Permitting Reform Push
The Pentagon has approved wind farm projects as part of a broader permitting reform initiative.
- Article 6 of the Paris Agreement Can Finance Innovative Low-Carbon Production for Countries with Domestic Carbon Pricing SystemsStudy
A report explores how Article 6 of the Paris Agreement can facilitate financing for low-carbon production in countries with domestic carbon pricing.
- Delhi to ban non-BS6 vehicle entry from November 1
Delhi will ban the entry of non-BS6 compliant vehicles starting November 1 to reduce urban air pollution.
- Breaking the climate feedback loop without breaking natural systems
The Environmental Defense Fund explores strategies to mitigate climate feedback loops while preserving natural ecosystems.
- Can we fix fossil fuels?
University researchers explore the feasibility and technological challenges of mitigating the environmental impact of fossil fuels.Also: The University of Utah
- Colorado awards $13.9 million for industrial emissions reduction projects
Colorado awarded $13.9 million in funding to support various industrial projects aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions.Also: ColoradoBiz
- Burnham to reveal plans for AI unit to tackle wildfires after scorching summer
The UK government is launching an AI-based unit to detect wildfires following a record-breaking hot summer.
- Google Eyes Large ‘Virtual Power Plant’ for Data Centers
Google is funding a large-scale virtual power plant to help manage grid strain by incentivizing reduced energy use in homes and businesses.
- Study highlights need for policymakers to look at digital policies as part of energy, climate planningStudy
A new study argues that digital policy must be integrated into energy and climate planning to effectively manage carbon dioxide emissions.Also: Newswise
- Sierra Club Iowa Responds: Local Officials Reject Re-zoning Request for Alliant’s Morgan Valley Gas Plant
Linn County officials in Iowa rejected a rezoning request for a proposed gas-fired power plant project.
- Volkswagen is launching its most affordable EV yet in 2027, starting at around €20,000Reprint
Volkswagen plans to launch an affordable electric vehicle in 2027 with a starting price of approximately €20,000.
- Scania speeds up switch to silent semi trucks with Chinese production
Scania is accelerating the production of electric semi-trucks in China to meet rising demand driven by high fuel prices.
- Balcony solar bill introduced in Congress for the first time
New federal legislation has been introduced to legalize and standardize plug-in balcony solar panels across the U.S.
- UCSB Launches Community Survey and Public Meeting on Coastal Sea-Level Rise Adaptation Plan
UCSB is conducting a community survey to inform the development of a local coastal sea-level rise adaptation plan.
- Greenshift. Green Energy Corridor III: Transmission, battery storage and grid stability
India's Green Energy Corridor III project focuses on integrating transmission and battery storage to ensure grid stability.
- Engie starts building co-located solar-battery project in France
Engie has begun construction on a new co-located solar and battery storage project in France.
- Brazil registers first pumped-storage project under new rules
Brazil has officially registered its first pumped-storage hydropower project under new regulatory frameworks.
- The Surprising Allies Backing Boulder’s Climate Case Before the Supreme Court
Diverse groups are supporting Boulder's climate liability case as it moves toward the Supreme Court.
- Environmental orgs., locals preparing lawsuit for lower flight cap for Schiphol Airport
Environmental organizations and local residents are preparing a lawsuit to lower the flight cap at Schiphol Airport to reduce emissions.
- Meet the battery-tech startup looking to reduce charge time to seconds
A battery-tech startup is developing technology aimed at significantly reducing electric vehicle charging times.
- The permitting bill enters a critical stretch
US legislative efforts regarding energy permitting reform are entering a critical phase of negotiation.
- Permitting deal draws lobbying blitz as hurdles mount
Lobbying efforts intensify as lawmakers face mounting obstacles to finalizing an energy permitting deal.
- Danone Repurposing Yogurt Production Waste into 50B Btus of Biogas Daily
Danone is converting yogurt production waste into 50 billion Btus of biogas daily as part of its sustainability efforts.Also: DairyReporter.com
- County Green Streets Help Filter El Niño Stormwater
San Diego County is utilizing green infrastructure to manage and filter stormwater runoff expected during El Niño events.
- From red mud to green concrete: Low-carbon construction material can cut carbon footprintStudy
Researchers developed a low-carbon construction material using red mud that reduces the carbon footprint of concrete production.Also: Tech Xplore
- France Reports Record Zero Electricity Prices, 800 Hours of Negative Power
France experienced record-low electricity prices and hundreds of hours of negative pricing due to high renewable energy supply.Also: Gadget Review
- EV-friendly states ranked by charger access in 2026Study
A new ranking evaluates U.S. states based on projected electric vehicle charger access for 2026.Also: qz.com
- Grids, storage and regulation: Chile’s pending tasks to consolidate the energy transition
Chile must address grid infrastructure, storage capacity, and regulatory frameworks to successfully consolidate its energy transition.Also: BNamericas
- Commercial vehicle-to-grid charging could unlock emerging energy resource
Commercial vehicle-to-grid charging technology is emerging as a potential solution to help manage grid energy resources.Also: Fleet World
- Gujarat Battery Storage Rules Target Peak Power Stress
Gujarat has introduced new battery storage regulations aimed at managing peak power demand and grid stress.Also: Urban Acres
- Washington State’s new cooling law protects farm workers. But do they know about it?
Washington State has expanded cooling protections for renters to address intensifying extreme heat.
- States Continue to Make Progress on EV Charging Infrastructure
Texas awarded $226 million for new electric vehicle charging stations as part of ongoing national infrastructure progress.
- Sierra Club, Conservation Groups File Lawsuit Aimed at Restoring Protections for Threatened Wildlife
Conservation groups filed a lawsuit to challenge a Trump-era rule that weakened protections for threatened wildlife.
- sonnen files for insolvency in Germany as US sales doubleReprint
Residential battery maker sonnen has filed for insolvency in Germany while simultaneously expanding its operations in the United States.
- BYD is about to launch this luxury electric SUV with 623 miles of rangeReprint
BYD is opening pre-orders for the Denza N8, a luxury electric SUV with a reported range of over 600 miles.
- Seattle plans 200 curbside EV charging stations – and you can request oneReprint
Seattle plans to install 200 public curbside electric vehicle chargers by 2030 and is accepting requests from residents.
- New Jersey may finally reverse its draconian e-bike law after massive backlashReprint
New Jersey lawmakers are considering revisions to a controversial e-bike law following significant public and industry backlash.
- The 2027 Ford Mustang Mach-E gains a standard long-range battery and starts at $40,000
Ford has updated the Mustang Mach-E lineup with a new long-range battery option and a lower starting price.
- Redwood and Rivian set to expand their EV battery recycling partnership
Rivian and Redwood Materials are expanding their partnership to include battery material recycling at the Rivian factory in Illinois.Also: Waste Today -
- The Commerce Department Cracks Down on Imported Solar Stockpilers
The U.S. Commerce Department is taking action against companies stockpiling imported solar components.
- Tulane researchers call for relocation planning in Louisiana due to sea level rise
Researchers at Tulane University are advocating for managed retreat planning in Louisiana due to rising sea levels.
- Why Lenders Are Asking Borrowers for Their Emissions Numbers
Financial lenders are increasingly requiring borrowers to disclose their emissions data to assess climate-related financial risks.
- U.S. Small-Scale Solar Hits 92,979 GWh; California Leads With 37% of Output - News and StatisticsStudy
U.S. small-scale solar output reached 92,979 GWh, with California accounting for 37% of the total production.
- Making regional EV charging easier with pole-mounted chargers
The New South Wales government is installing pole-mounted electric vehicle chargers to improve charging infrastructure in regional areas.
- Improving air quality: Egypt reduces carbon emissions by 30%; converts 100 buses to elecric power
Egypt reports a 30% reduction in carbon emissions and has converted 100 buses to electric power.
- Indonesia Targets 2027 Grid Code Revision to Support Renewables, Battery Storage
Indonesia plans to revise its grid code by 2027 to better integrate renewable energy and battery storage systems.
- CATL pulls ahead of Tesla in the race for energy storage
CATL has surpassed Tesla in total energy storage capacity deployments.
- Group of House Democrats Publish Policy Blueprint for Economic and Climate Resilience
House Democrats have released a new policy blueprint focused on economic and climate resilience.
- Penn establishes joint center for climate adaptation, resilience
The University of Pennsylvania has launched a joint center focused on climate adaptation and community resilience.
- Home batteries could cut Indian households' daytime rooftop solar exports by 85–90%, but would need incentives to make it financially viable
Home batteries could significantly reduce Indian rooftop solar exports, though financial incentives are required to ensure viability.
- Inside Workday’s second round of science-based targets
Workday has announced its second round of science-based targets aimed at reducing its corporate carbon footprint.Also: Trellis Group
- A 900-acre solar farm could be built near Mesa Verde National Park. Here’s why it’s drawing attention
A proposed 900-acre solar farm near Mesa Verde National Park is facing local scrutiny and public debate.Also: Tri City Record
- GERC notifies battery storage rules amid record power demand
The Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission has introduced new rules for battery energy storage systems to manage record power demand.Also: The Times of India
- The All New, Never Seen Anything Like It, Fourth Generation EV Platform From GM
General Motors unveiled its fourth-generation electric vehicle platform at a recent event in New York City.
- Tesla Reports A Great 3rd Quarter, Robotaxi & FSD Finally Taking Off
Tesla reported third-quarter financial results highlighting progress in its robotaxi and full self-driving technology programs.
- Not the Future, It’s Now — Deepway Electric Semi Put to Work in Australia
A Chinese-manufactured Deepway electric semi-truck has begun operations in Australia.
- Ferrari Luce EV starts at $560,800 in the US, $80K less than expectedReprint
Ferrari's first electric vehicle, the Luce, will launch in the US in 2027 with a starting price of $560,800.
- Kia believes it has a way to beat China’s cheap EVs in CanadaReprint
Kia is positioning its affordable EV3 model to compete with the influx of Chinese electric vehicles in the Canadian market.
- Kia’s EV6 GT beat out the Tesla Model Y and BYD Sealion 7 in a German EV comparison testReprint
Kia's EV6 GT outperformed the Tesla Model Y and BYD Sealion 7 in a recent German automotive comparison test.
- Fortescue is using KUKA welding robots to handle 6 MW charging cables [video]
Fortescue is deploying industrial robots to manage heavy-duty charging cables for its electric haul truck fleet in Australia.
- Bay Alive is Showing Up Where Decisions Take Shape
The Sierra Club highlights local activism efforts aimed at influencing regional climate and environmental policy decisions.
- Councilor Candace Avalos Proposes New Emissions Regulations for Big Buildings
A Portland city councilor has proposed new regulations to limit carbon emissions from large commercial and residential buildings.
- Uniper Energy Storage once again awarded the OGMP Gold Standard for transparent Methane ReportingStudy
Uniper Energy Storage received the OGMP Gold Standard award for its transparent reporting of methane emissions.
- Electric Mining and Cleaner Cityscapes with IDTechExReprint
A report by IDTechEx explores the potential for electric mining equipment to reduce emissions in industrial and urban settings.
- Officials from the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Construction receive electric motorbikes for a pilot program to test emissions.
Ho Chi Minh City officials are piloting electric motorbikes to test emissions reductions in municipal operations.
- Ho Chi Minh City launches campaign to promote sustainable transportation development.
Ho Chi Minh City launched a campaign to promote the development of sustainable transportation systems.
- Power tool supplier signs deal for 130 Škoda EVs in one of the biggest electric fleet deals in Australia
An Australian power tool supplier has purchased 130 Škoda electric vehicles for its corporate fleet.
- Hybrid Solar-Battery Integrated Inverter Systems Market To 2035: Solar-Plus-Storage Mandates Drive Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
Market projections indicate that solar-plus-storage mandates will drive significant growth in integrated inverter systems through 2035.Also: IndexBox
- TCL SunPower targets Europe with C&I energy storage launch
TCL SunPower is expanding its European market presence with the launch of new commercial and industrial energy storage products.
- AGL’s grid-scale Abermain Battery joins EPBC queue
AGL has submitted its Abermain grid-scale battery project for environmental assessment and grid connection approval.
- UFOP highlights climate policy challenges in new biodiesel progress reportStudy
The Union for the Promotion of Oil and Protein Plants released a report detailing policy challenges facing the biodiesel industry.
- Leveling the Environmental Law Playing Field, with Vic Sher
An interview with attorney Vic Sher discusses the evolving landscape of environmental litigation.
- Rubix Battery Builds Solar Storage for the Real World
Rubix Battery is deploying solar-integrated storage solutions designed for practical, real-world energy applications.
- Semiconductors Solar Photovoltaic Power Systems Market Forecast to 2035: Growth Driven by Grid-Interactive Inverter Demand and Utility-Scale DeploymentStudy
A market forecast predicts significant growth for solar photovoltaic systems through 2035, driven by grid-interactive technology.
- Working Toward a Greener World, City by City
University research highlights municipal-level initiatives aimed at advancing urban sustainability and climate action.
- Carbon Mapper Appoints Nile Garritson and Bob Stout to Board of Directors
Carbon Mapper has appointed two new members to its board of directors to support its methane monitoring initiatives.
- MakeMyHouseGreen launches new UK July-September Solar ReportStudy
MakeMyHouseGreen released a new report detailing solar energy trends in the UK for the third quarter of 2026.
- Zero Industries raises $3M in record Japanese pre-seed for orbital power
Zero Industries raised $3 million in a record pre-seed funding round to develop orbital solar power technology.
- Carbon neutral motoring – How Tusker helps employers reduce and offset car scheme emissionsReprint
Tusker offers employers a car scheme that includes carbon offsetting and electric vehicle options to reduce corporate emissions.
- 'Kaya nila yan': Bernos banks on SUCs' smarts, expertise to produce market-ready electric vehicles
Philippine officials are partnering with state universities to develop and produce market-ready electric vehicles.
- BluWave-ai Wins Energy Storage Canada Award for the Second Year in a Row and Earns Clean50 Top 5 Project
BluWave-ai received an Energy Storage Canada award for its contributions to grid optimization technology.
- NeoVolta Launches Third-Party Ownership Solar & Battery Financing Platform - News and Statistics
NeoVolta has introduced a new third-party financing platform to expand access to residential solar and battery systems.
- Top Solar Panel Manufacturer Jingsun Expands Integrated Renewable Energy SolutionsReprint
Solar panel manufacturer Jingsun is expanding its integrated renewable energy product offerings.
- BMW is already discounting the new iX5 with a $1,000 loyalty bonusReprint
BMW is offering a loyalty discount for its upcoming iX5 electric vehicle ahead of its 2027 release.
- Harpswell Community School gets solar array
A local community school in Harpswell has installed a new solar array to support its energy needs.
- Coros Dura 2 with MiP display and solar promises unlimited battery life
A new cycling computer features a solar-charging display designed to extend battery life for users.
- Service station is charging forward
A local service station is expanding its facilities to include new electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
- Exclusive $500 savings hit Heybike’s 100-mile Hybrid e-bike + 45-pound Venus e-bike at new lows from $999, EcoFlow, moreClickbait
A retail roundup highlights discounts on various electric bikes and related accessories.
- Ørsted completes construction of 600 MWh UK battery storage project at offshore windfarm
Ørsted has completed a 600 MWh battery storage facility integrated with an offshore wind farm in the UK.
- Shapiro Administration Celebrates 500th Orphan and Abandoned Well Plugged, Continuing Historic Progress to Protect Public Health, Create Jobs, and Reduce Methane Emissions
Pennsylvania has successfully plugged 500 abandoned oil and gas wells to reduce methane leaks and protect public health.Also: MyChesCo
- At the Wall of Wind, engineers blow homes apart to learn how to save them
Engineers are using wind-testing facilities to develop more resilient housing designs capable of withstanding increasingly severe climate-driven storms.
- California restoration project turns sinking farmland into wetlands
A California restoration project is converting sinking farmland into wetlands to mitigate land subsidence and restore habitat.
- Seabird guano and native trees keep islands above rising seas: StudyStudy
A study finds that native forests and seabird populations help low-lying tropical islands keep pace with rising sea levels.
- Data vital in holding militaries accountable for the environmental toll of war
An expert argues for the mandatory reporting of military greenhouse gas emissions to ensure accountability for the environmental impact of war.
- Gas Network Retirement Is Becoming A Real Utility Planning Tool
Gas utilities are increasingly using network retirement as a planning tool as customers transition to electric heating and appliances.
- The EU Clean Corporate Vehicles Regulation: The Industrial & Economic Benefits of “Made-in-EU” Electric Company CarsStudy
Modeling suggests that EU clean corporate vehicle regulations could create 344,000 jobs and significant economic value by 2030.Also: CleanTechnica
- Rio Tinto eyes a giant hot-brick battery to cut fossil fuel use
Rio Tinto plans to use a hot-brick thermal battery to store renewable energy for steam production at an alumina refinery.
- New York to build state’s first two utility-scale thermal networks
New York regulators have approved the state's first two utility-scale thermal networks to transition neighborhoods from fossil gas to electric heating.
- California ups El Niño prep after FEMA tells states to handle disaster response
California is increasing disaster preparedness for El Niño following federal guidance shifting more response responsibility to states.
- Ember expands its transport focus as electric vehicles become a global energy security tool
Ember is expanding its research to focus on electric vehicles as a tool for global energy security and emissions reduction.
- Opening Access to Earth Observation Data for Disaster Mitigation
Improved access to Earth observation data is enhancing the ability to monitor and respond to climate-related natural disasters.
- Canada Stabs Trump In Back With New Offshore Wind PlanClickbait
Canada is planning an offshore wind project intended to supply energy to communities in the United States.
- How Recycled Minerals from GM EV Batteries Are Helping Power New Ones
General Motors is implementing recycling processes to recover minerals from old electric vehicle batteries for use in new ones.
- New Mexico’s transition to clean energy is actually ahead of schedule
New Mexico is currently ahead of schedule in its transition toward a 100% clean energy power grid.
- Geothermal Insiders Unpack the Fervo Short
Fervo Energy is working to scale geothermal technology as a reliable, carbon-free source of around-the-clock electricity.
- ¡Llegamos a Madrid! Waymo is Coming to Spain
Waymo is preparing to launch its autonomous ride-hailing service in the Madrid region of Spain.
- It’s finally here: Porsche puts wireless charging into production [UPDATE]
Porsche is introducing wireless inductive charging for its Cayenne Electric SUV.
- Volkswagen recalls nearly 73,000 EVs due to faulty batteries
Volkswagen is recalling nearly 73,000 electric vehicles globally due to battery issues, temporarily limiting charging capacity as a safety measure.
- The Nuclear Company Unveils a Chinese-Style Reactor Megaproject in Kentucky
A new nuclear company is planning a large-scale reactor project in Kentucky as part of efforts to revive the U.S. nuclear industry.
- BMW’s first three-row electric SUV is almost here: Here’s an early look at the iX7
BMW is preparing to launch its first three-row electric SUV, the iX7, as part of the ongoing transition to electric vehicles.
- Kia’s electric SUV and van are getting a new job as police cars
Kia has converted its EV5 and PV5 electric models into police patrol vehicles to support the transition to greener public fleets.
- Lucid’s 25,000 Bolt robotaxis will run on Nvidia’s self-driving software
Bolt will deploy 25,000 autonomous Lucid electric vehicles using Nvidia software for a robotaxi program starting in 2027.
- Lexus announces prices for its first 3-row electric SUV in Europe and the US
Lexus has announced pricing for its first three-row electric SUV, the 2027 TZ, with releases scheduled for the US and Europe.
- Construction Carnaval: electric equipment comes to Brazil with SDLG
SDLG Brasil delivered six heavy-duty electric wheel loaders to a mining and construction company, marking a shift toward electric industrial equipment.
- BigBattery Launches NEXUS 2: 16kWh Off-Grid Solar Battery at $187/kWh
BigBattery has launched a new 16kWh off-grid solar battery system priced at $187 per kWh.
- LiveWire set to show off several new electric motorcycles next month
LiveWire plans to unveil new electric motorcycle models at the EICMA show next month.
- US Energy Department to invest nearly $1 billion for new power grid upgrades
The U.S. Department of Energy is investing nearly $1 billion to upgrade the power grid to improve resilience and capacity.
- ⚡🌱 Indonesia's $3.8 trillion energy pivot: Solar, B50, and Nuclear take center stage at ISF 2026
Indonesia announced a $3.8 trillion energy transition plan focusing on solar, biofuels, and nuclear power at the Indonesia Sustainability Forum.
- IRENA: record renewables growth not enough to deliver the transitionStudy
IRENA reports that while renewable energy growth is at record levels, current deployment rates remain insufficient to meet global climate targets.
- Infinity Power, HAU Energy secure USD 566m for Egypt solar, BESS project
Infinity Power and HAU Energy secured $566 million in financing for a new solar and battery storage project in Egypt.
- Groups sue PSC for refusing to consider climate change
Advocacy groups are suing the Public Service Commission for failing to consider climate change in their regulatory decisions.
- Can larger batteries safely power residential buildings? A project in New York aims to show how
A New York project is testing the safety and feasibility of using large-scale batteries to power residential buildings.Also: Mongabay, myMotherLode.com
- Targeting high-value uses to unlock the mitigation potential of clean hydrogenStudy
Researchers identify priority high-value applications for clean hydrogen to maximize its environmental and economic benefits given current production constraints.
- Subaru is killing off gas cars and will only sell EVs in Europe
Subaru plans to phase out all combustion-engine vehicle sales in Europe by the end of 2027 in favor of electric vehicles.Also: Electrek
- EU unveils a new Arctic push as global warming and security threats reshape the region
The European Union is launching a new Arctic strategy to address security and environmental challenges caused by climate change.Also: KSAT, Livingston Enterprise, The Spec, Bloomberg $, Bloomberg $, The Boston Globe $, Los Angeles Times $
- How can we build prosperity within the planet’s limits?
Experts discuss how to achieve economic prosperity while remaining within planetary environmental boundaries.
- Ballot Measure Would Protect Colorado’s Land and Water, Ease Wildfire Risk
A Colorado ballot measure proposes land and water protections to help mitigate wildfire risks.
- New report finds building wildfire-resilient homes costs less than residents expectStudy
A new report indicates that constructing wildfire-resilient homes is more affordable than previously estimated.
- Stegra builds hydrogen plant in Sweden to cut steelmaking CO2 emissions by up to 95%
Stegra is constructing a hydrogen-powered plant in Sweden aimed at reducing steelmaking carbon emissions by up to 95%.
- Cutting battery demand could reduce emissions more than cleaner manufacturing, study findsStudy
A new study suggests that reducing battery demand could be more effective for emissions reduction than improving manufacturing processes.
- Genesis opens 200MWh battery storage system at New Zealand’s largest power station
Genesis has commissioned a 200MWh battery storage system at New Zealand's largest power station.
- EU invests over €390 million in 135 new climate and environment projects
The European Commission is investing over 390 million euros into 135 new climate and environmental projects.
- Corals recovered within seven weeks after contact with healthy clones — ScienceDailyReprint
Research shows that bleached corals recovered within seven weeks after being placed in contact with healthy clones.
- Electricity and renewables security reviewStudy
The IEA provides a review of electricity and renewable energy security in the context of global power system transitions.
- BYD launches new Seagull EV with 5-minute Flash Charging, starting under $10,000
BYD launched a new low-cost electric vehicle in China featuring five-minute flash charging capabilities.Also: CleanTechnica
- The World Bank Has Withdrawn a Major Loan to an Agribusiness Tied to Deforestation
The World Bank's private lending arm withdrew funding for a Brazilian feed mill following pressure from environmental advocates regarding deforestation concerns.
- Cities Across the World Are Sinking Because of Groundwater Depletion. But the Process Can Be Reversed
Research suggests that land subsidence in coastal cities caused by groundwater depletion can be reversed, helping mitigate risks from rising sea levels.
- Will a second US city tax billion-dollar firms to fund clean energy?
Eugene, Oregon, is considering a tax on large corporations to fund local clean energy transitions for small businesses.
- China’s Thriving New Energy Exports
Recent data highlights the growth of China's clean energy exports amid shifting global geopolitical and economic conditions.
- Climate Protection: Where Reforestation Bears Social Risks | NewswiseStudy
A study highlights the potential social risks and unintended consequences associated with large-scale reforestation projects.
- Can the world still protect 30% of the planet by 2030?
An analysis examines the feasibility of global targets to protect 30% of the planet's land and sea by 2030.
- Climate funders pay ‘down payment’ as El Niño threatens more extreme heat deaths
Climate funders are increasing investments to mitigate health risks associated with El Niño-driven extreme heat.
- Ofgem to investigate electricity system performance during heatwave
Ofgem will investigate the performance of the electricity system following grid strain during a recent heatwave.
- EPA Award Funds Wildfire Hardening at Two Monterey County Drinking Water Facilities
The EPA awarded funding to harden drinking water facilities in Monterey County against wildfire damage.
- Pacific island needs “radical adaptation” to survive climate change, as leader calls out “...Reprint
Pacific island leaders are calling for urgent, radical adaptation strategies to address the existential threat of climate change.
- KIER Develops All-in-One Solution for Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Ammonia-Fueled Ships | NewswiseStudy
Researchers have developed a new system to capture greenhouse gas emissions from ships powered by ammonia fuel.
- ACCC says ads can't present bought carbon credits as emission cuts
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission ruled that companies cannot market purchased carbon credits as direct emission reductions.
- Philippines Moves to Build National Carbon Market Under New Executive Order
The Philippines has issued an executive order to establish a national carbon market to help meet climate goals.
- CBAM: UK sets out rates and guidance for forthcoming carbon border levy
The UK government has released guidance and rates for its upcoming Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) levy.
- Global Citizen NOW: Perth Sees Groundbreaking Commitments to Power 4.8 Million Homes Across the Indo-Pacific and the World with Clean Energy Ahead of COP31
New commitments in Perth aim to power 4.8 million homes with clean energy ahead of the upcoming COP31 summit.
- Google expands partnership with Entergy Arkansas, will fund renewable energy and grid upgrades for West Memphis data center
Google is partnering with Entergy Arkansas to fund renewable energy and grid infrastructure upgrades for its West Memphis data center.
- Community engagement and co-benefits are key to Southeast Asia’s clean energy build-out
Community engagement and local benefits are identified as critical factors for the successful expansion of clean energy in Southeast Asia.
- Türkiye aims covering 70% of energy needs from renewables by 2040 | Daily Sabah
Türkiye has announced a target to source 70% of its energy from renewable sources by 2040.
- From renewable growth to investment viability: Italy faces a defining moment in its energy transition
Italy faces critical challenges in scaling renewable energy infrastructure and ensuring long-term investment viability for its energy transition.
- 'A new wave of electrification': EV sales in Europe up 70 per cent year-on-year in September
Electric vehicle sales in Europe saw a 70 percent year-on-year increase during the month of September.
- Vattenfall and Fluence Advance German Battery Storage
Vattenfall and Fluence are collaborating to advance battery storage infrastructure projects in Germany.
- India must align battery storage and transmission to cut renewable curtailment
India needs to better integrate battery storage and transmission infrastructure to reduce the curtailment of renewable energy generation.
- Saft opens solid-state battery production line in France
Saft has inaugurated a new production line for solid-state batteries in France.
- Hazelwood BESS expansion in Australia set to double storage capacity at former coal site
The Hazelwood battery storage project in Australia is expanding to double its capacity at the site of a former coal plant.
- ‘Mana hutan kami?’ The Malaysian youths turning climate anxiety into legal action
Malaysian youths are turning climate anxiety into legal action to protect local forests.
- Scoop: Sage Innovation Partners raising $1.55B for debut minerals, energy funds
Sage Innovation Partners is raising $1.55 billion to invest in energy transition minerals and clean energy projects.
- Youth and Student Organisations Across Europe Launch an International Strike for 20 Novemb
Youth and student organizations across Europe are organizing an international climate strike for November 20.
- Large animals are living carbon stores. Does that make saving them a climate solution?
Scientists are investigating whether the protection of large animals can serve as a viable climate solution due to their role in carbon sequestration.Also: Phys.org, Signals AZ
- Rivian now #2 US EV brand, up from #10, as Big Auto marginalizes itself
Rivian has become the second-largest EV brand in the U.S. as other automakers slow their transition to electric vehicles.
- Northern Ireland needs 'courage and leadership' to tackle climate change
The new chair of the Climate Change Committee is visiting Northern Ireland to assess progress on climate goals.
- 'Bomb carbon' in wood shavings helped researchers measure the stability of biochar in soilStudy
Researchers developed a new method using historical wood samples to measure the long-term carbon storage stability of biochar in soil.
- River model reveals how coordinated water sharing could ease drought's unequal effectsStudy
A new river model suggests that coordinated water-sharing strategies could help mitigate the unequal impacts of drought.
- Floating wind industry leans into global collaboration amid headwindsReprint
The global floating offshore wind industry is increasing international collaboration to overcome current economic and logistical challenges.
- Exclusive: Veckta Raises $11 Million to Help Businesses Buy Onsite Solar and Storage
Veckta raised $11 million to provide a platform helping businesses implement onsite solar and energy storage systems.
- VCU to translate climate research in unique ways through Ecopoetics of Infrastructure
Virginia Commonwealth University is using creative arts to communicate complex climate research findings.
- How a Minnesota wild prairie helps fight climate change
Researchers are studying how restored wild prairies in Minnesota can help sequester carbon and mitigate climate change.
- Pacific nations seek stronger sea-level protection
Pacific nations are advocating for enhanced measures to protect against rising sea levels.
- Better Nitrogen Management Could Cut Farm Carbon Emissions
Improved nitrogen management techniques in agriculture could significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions from farming operations.
- Turning waste into fuel could help cut cement's carbon footprint
Utilizing waste materials as fuel in cement production could help reduce the industry's overall carbon footprint.
- Futamura reduces carbon footprint of NatureFlex films by 24%
Futamura has achieved a 24% reduction in the carbon footprint of its NatureFlex film product line.
- Reduced carbon footprint calcined clay cement to be launched
A new type of calcined clay cement is being launched to provide a lower-carbon alternative for the construction industry.
- Middle East fuel crunch drives solar push in tiny FijiReprint
Fiji is accelerating its transition to solar energy in response to global fuel supply disruptions.
- Group asks EU to tax fossil fuel profits to fund public services
An advocacy group is urging the European Union to implement a tax on fossil fuel profits to fund public services.
- Gov. Evers, PSC give out $11.5 million for clean energy projects
Wisconsin is awarding $11.5 million in grants to support various clean energy projects across the state.
- Study: Wind and solar boost rural economies without hurting agricultureStudy
A new study indicates that wind and solar energy installations provide economic benefits to rural areas without negatively impacting agriculture.
- Capacity Building on Advanced Grid Operations and Renewable Energy Integration for African Power UtilitiesStudy
IRENA is providing capacity building to African power utilities to improve grid operations and integrate renewable energy sources.
- LS Power COO sees sweeping power sector investing needs: gas, renewables, transmission and more
An LS Power executive outlines the diverse investment needs for the power sector, including renewables, transmission, and natural gas.
- Minesto Selected For ?20.2M Innovation Fund Grant for Proposed Euro Dragon Farm ProjectStudy
Minesto received a 20.2 million euro grant from the EU Innovation Fund for its proposed Euro Dragon tidal energy project.
- Geothermal is ready to scale but needs government backing, says new national roadmap
A new national roadmap indicates that the geothermal industry is ready to scale but requires increased government support.
- Geothermal heat pump market gains momentum in Europe
The market for geothermal heat pumps is experiencing significant growth and momentum across Europe.
- kWh Analytics Releases Second Annual Resilient Power Report: Positive Case Studies from Renewable EnergyStudy
kWh Analytics released a report highlighting positive case studies regarding the resilience of renewable energy infrastructure.
- EU-funded technologies pave the way towards a cleaner and more competitive European industry
The EU is funding new technologies aimed at decarbonizing and increasing the competitiveness of European industrial sectors.
- New Zealand opens call for offshore renewable energy permits
New Zealand has officially opened the application process for offshore renewable energy development permits.
- UN and African governments to discuss renewable energy transition
The UN and various African governments are convening to discuss strategies for accelerating the renewable energy transition.
- Engaging communities in Asia’s green energy buildout
This report emphasizes the importance of community engagement in the development of green energy projects across Asia.
- 126-MW community solar portfolio being developed in Illinois, Maryland
A 126-megawatt community solar portfolio is currently under development across Illinois and Maryland.
- Energy Transition Update - Rising Solar Storage Market Spurs Global Clean Energy Shift
The global clean energy transition is being accelerated by the rapid growth of the solar storage market.Also: Yahoo Finance UK
- Record sunshine delivered £1.21bn in savings to UK solar households
Record sunshine levels in the UK resulted in £1.21 billion in energy savings for households utilizing solar power systems.
- In-depth: AGS Airports launches Horizons strategy as Glasgow Airport solar farm begins generating power
Glasgow Airport has begun generating power from a new solar farm as part of its broader sustainability strategy.
- Communities are leading the charge to fund Canada’s EV destiny
Local communities in Canada are increasingly taking the lead in funding and supporting electric vehicle infrastructure.
- GS Global invests in carbon credit firm to expand trading business
GS Global has invested in a carbon credit firm to expand its participation in the carbon trading market.
- Kruger turns to wheeling to cut emissions
Kruger is utilizing energy wheeling agreements to reduce its operational carbon emissions.
- Qnetic testing flywheel to compete with lithium-ion for grid-connected energy storageStudy
Qnetic is testing flywheel technology as a potential alternative to lithium-ion batteries for grid-connected energy storage.
- Aurora projects battery storage grid costs in Belgium to reach €112/kW by 2035Study
Aurora Energy Research projects that battery storage grid costs in Belgium will reach €112/kW by 2035.
- France opens joint flexibility market portal for local grid services
France has launched a new portal to facilitate a joint flexibility market for local grid services.
- Philippine regulator fast-tracks battery reserve deal for Visayas grid
The Philippine energy regulator fast-tracked a battery reserve agreement to improve grid stability in the Visayas region.
- Engie secures financing for 300 MWh battery expansion in Australia
Engie secured financing to expand its battery storage capacity in Australia by 300 MWh.
- Old EV Batteries Keep Up to 80% of Capacity for Local Grids
Repurposed electric vehicle batteries retain significant capacity, making them viable for stationary grid storage applications.
- Polish power regulator wants wider EU battery rule exceptions to ease grid struggle
Poland's power regulator is seeking EU rule exceptions to facilitate battery storage deployment and ease grid congestion.
- Scaling up energy access and storage in Latin America and the Caribbean: Belize in focus
Belize is a focal point for efforts to scale up energy access and storage infrastructure across Latin America and the Caribbean.
- How policy hackathons can help accelerate climate adaptation
Policy hackathons are proposed as a collaborative method to accelerate the development of climate adaptation strategies.
- “Adapting to rapid climate change is our challenge” G.-H. Florentin (interview)
An expert discusses the challenges and necessities of adapting to rapid climate change in an interview.
- Spreading Life To Bleached Coral
Researchers are developing methods to restore life to bleached coral reefs.Also: Hackaday
- 3.75-MWh battery system installed indoors at NY affordable housing building
A 3.75-MWh battery storage system has been installed indoors at an affordable housing complex in New York.Also: www.bestmag.co.uk
- A parking giant with 5,700 sites is taking on apartment EV charging
LAZ Parking and EverCharge are launching a power-sharing service to expand EV charging access in apartment buildings without requiring major electrical upgrades.
- Recycled glass offers a potential new tool to restore a vanishing coastline
Louisiana is exploring the use of recycled glass as a potential tool to combat coastal erosion exacerbated by sea level rise.
- Volkswagen tells ID.4 owners to limit charging to 80% as part of a recall, or it will do it for them
Volkswagen is issuing a recall for ID.4 vehicles that includes a remote software update to limit battery charging to 80%.
- As the Supreme Court debates wildfire costs, CEDUR's fire-resistant roofing solution waits for no ruling
A roofing company is marketing fire-resistant materials as wildfire costs become a subject of legal debate.
- Saravanamuttoo unveils environmental protection plan if elected mayor of Ottawa
An Ottawa mayoral candidate has released an environmental protection plan as part of their campaign.
- Saving coasts with green policies to protect glacier
Coastal protection policies are being implemented to help preserve glaciers and surrounding environments.
- Malaysia Airlines parent floats green taxReprint
The parent company of Malaysia Airlines is proposing a new green tax to address aviation-related carbon emissions.
- Asahi Kasei strengthens carbon footprint transparency for acrylonitrile production with Independent third-party verificationStudy
Asahi Kasei has implemented third-party verification to improve transparency regarding carbon emissions in its acrylonitrile production.
- PPG launches lower-carbon substrate for secure ID cards and passports
PPG has introduced a lower-carbon substrate material designed for use in secure identification cards and passports.
- Research report: Is a cost-optimal wind farm also carbon-optimal? A layout optimization and control co-design studyStudy
A new study investigates whether optimizing wind farm layouts for cost-efficiency also maximizes their carbon-reduction potential.
- KGM Launches Emissions Management in Parts Supply Chain Ahead of EU Carbon Border Adjustment MechanismReprint
KGM is implementing new emissions management systems in its supply chain to prepare for the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism.
- E.ON Introduces Digital Monitoring to Cut Methane EmissionsReprint
E.ON is deploying digital monitoring technology to detect and reduce methane leaks across its infrastructure.
- Climate financing highlighted as key to drive agricultural methane reduction at CCAC Annual MeetingReprint
The Climate and Clean Air Coalition meeting highlighted the necessity of climate financing to reduce methane emissions in the agricultural sector.
- FarmAhead: Arla further incentivises farmers to take sustainability actionReprint
Arla Foods is introducing new financial incentives for its farmers to adopt sustainable agricultural practices.
- Turning wastewater into renewable energy
Marquette University researchers are developing methods to convert wastewater into renewable energy.
- Mexico’s renewables challenge is execution, not regulation, Applus+ says
Applus+ suggests that Mexico's renewable energy growth is hindered by execution challenges rather than regulatory constraints.
- Published at Solar Energy - Short overview of flow-accelerated corrosion in CSP systems using molten nitrate salts: Mechanisms, challenges and outlookStudy
A technical overview examines corrosion mechanisms in concentrated solar power systems that utilize molten nitrate salts.
- 'Fleets are the engine of change': How to shift corporate EV fleets into the fast lane
A guide outlines strategies for corporations to accelerate the transition of their vehicle fleets to electric models.
- Believ Expands Luton EV Charging Network for Drivers
The charging provider Believ is expanding its electric vehicle charging network in Luton.
- Sensata Technologies Enhances Diesel Emissions Monitoring with New ePM Particulate Matter Sensor
Sensata Technologies has released a new sensor designed to improve the monitoring of particulate matter emissions from diesel engines.
- 1 in 4 motorists now expect their next car to be electric
Survey data indicates that one in four motorists now intend for their next vehicle purchase to be electric.
- New partnership to expand EV charging across North Devon
A new partnership has been formed to expand electric vehicle charging infrastructure across North Devon.
- Council EV charging project delivers cleaner travel
A local council project has successfully installed new electric vehicle charging infrastructure to support cleaner travel.
- Qnetic Begins Low-Speed Testing of Pulsar Flywheel Energy Storage in Shanghai - News and StatisticsReprint
Qnetic has commenced low-speed testing of its Pulsar flywheel energy storage technology in Shanghai.
- SunScout New Zealand Advances 1.5 MWp Solar and Battery Storage Project at Te Akau
SunScout New Zealand is developing a 1.5 MWp solar and battery storage project at Te Akau.
- Ethio Telecom Looks Beyond Grid Electricity as Network Expansion Drives Power Demand
Ethio Telecom is exploring off-grid power solutions to support network expansion as electricity demand grows.
- Lynus bets on large-scale storage, made in Bavaria
German company Lynus is investing in the production of large-scale battery storage systems in Bavaria.
- FranklinWH Energy Storage Inc. Joins the Alliant Energy® Smart Hours Program to Reward Customers in Wisconsin for Supporting the Grid
FranklinWH Energy Storage joined a demand-response program in Wisconsin to help customers manage grid load.
- Landowners would own half of a planned New Zealand solar project alongside SunScout New Zealand.
Local landowners will hold a 50% stake in a new solar project being developed by SunScout New Zealand.
- Judge dismisses residents' lawsuit over Pleasure House Point wetlands project
A judge dismissed a lawsuit brought by residents against a wetlands project in Pleasure House Point.
- Mercedes’ new GLC 400 EV crushes range estimates, driving nearly 400 miles
The 2027 Mercedes-Benz GLC 400 EV is demonstrating real-world range performance that exceeds its EPA estimates.
- BMW iX5 hits up to 460 kW during first public fast-charging demo
BMW demonstrated high-speed 460 kW DC fast charging for its iX5 model, significantly reducing charging times.
- Electrify America’s biggest charging station yet opens in theme park territory
Electrify America has opened its largest DC fast-charging station to date, featuring 24 chargers.
- Bridging the gap: Western student earns Fulbright to study wildfire science in Australia
A student received a Fulbright scholarship to conduct research on wildfire science in Australia.
- New wildfire relief grant from Innovia and Gonzaga basketball
A new grant program provides relief funding for communities affected by wildfires.
- Update: 57% containment reached for Cooley Fire in Mendocino County
Firefighters have reached 57% containment on the Cooley Fire in Mendocino County.
- Update: Norte Fire in Orange County nears full containment at 90%
The Norte Fire in Orange County is nearing full containment at 90%.
- Bervoets to represent St. Maarten at regional climate, health conf.
A representative from St. Maarten will attend a regional conference focused on climate and health.
- Carbon GeoCapture Appoints Former Colorado Governor Bill Ritter to BoardReprint
Carbon GeoCapture has appointed former Colorado Governor Bill Ritter to its board of directors.Also: StreetInsider
- Alstom launches solar park in Matranovak site to reduce industrial carbon footprint in HungaryReprint
Alstom has installed a solar park at its Matranovak site in Hungary to reduce the facility's industrial carbon footprint.
- Battery Storage Partnership Could Be A Key Test For Exelon (EXC)
Financial analysis examines the potential impact of a battery storage partnership on Exelon's market performance.
- CESC 2026 Energy Storage Conference and Exhibition to Open in Nanjing on November 3
The CESC 2026 Energy Storage Conference and Exhibition is scheduled to open in Nanjing on November 3.
- I bought a $199 Walmart e-bike, and what arrived shocked me
A review of a low-cost e-bike purchased from a major retailer evaluates its performance and build quality.
- Amazon to fund 12 small nuclear reactors at former Indiana coal plant
Amazon plans to fund the development of 12 small modular nuclear reactors at a former coal plant site in Indiana.
- Greenpeace Protest Halts Work At $12.5 Billion Scarborough Gas Project, 2 Arrested
Greenpeace activists halted work at the Scarborough gas project to protest fossil fuel expansion.Also: Marine Insight
- Germany unveils plan to accelerate adoption of hydrogen
Germany has introduced a new strategy to accelerate the adoption and infrastructure development of hydrogen energy.
- A coral that survives R.I. winters offers clues to saving reefs worldwideStudy
Researchers are studying northern star coral that survives Rhode Island winters to develop strategies for protecting global reefs from bleaching.
- This geothermal startup produced a tiny bit of power from the seafloor
Startup Endurance Energy successfully generated electricity using heat from an underwater volcano during a brief seafloor test.Also: Renewables Now
- Fully implementing methane plans could reverse emissions growth but miss 2030 targetStudy
Full implementation of current methane reduction plans could reverse emissions growth but remains insufficient to meet 2030 climate targets.Also: Phys.org
- HMRC Sets Default Emissions Values For Carbon TaxStudy
The UK's HMRC has established default emissions values to support the implementation of the upcoming carbon border tax.
- WRBC confirms DEWA CSP record – running round the clock for 39 days in 2024Study
The DEWA concentrated solar power plant in Dubai set a record by operating continuously for 39 days using thermal energy storage.
- Scientists Revived Dying Corals With Something Surprisingly Simple — A Touch From Healthy Corals
Scientists discovered that contact with healthy coral clones can help revive dying corals in laboratory settings.Also: ZME Science
- Indigenous leaders have climate solutions. This group helps them get funding.
The Indigenous Earth Fund has awarded $1 million to support Native-led environmental restoration projects.
- The World’s First Subsea Geothermal Well Had 8.7 Seconds of Glory
A prototype subsea geothermal power plant successfully generated net power for 8.7 seconds off the Oregon coast.
- ECB’s Sleijpen Says Window Is Closing to Limit Warming Impact
An ECB official warns that the window of opportunity to implement policies that limit the worst impacts of global warming is closing.
- MacKenzie Scott, Jeff Bezos’ former wife, gave $60 million to fight methane as cutting the invisible gas became a major climate goal | Hindustan TimesReprint
MacKenzie Scott donated $60 million to organizations working to reduce methane emissions.
- Australia bets on solar-powered green iron as China’s appetite for imports wanes
Australia is investing in solar-powered green iron production as demand from traditional Chinese markets shifts.
- Europe EV sales rose 70% in September, around 30% of market share
Electric vehicle sales in Europe increased by 70% in September, capturing approximately 30% of the total market share.Also: Yahoo Finance UK
- France, Germany Back 90% CO2 Cut by 2035; UK Eyes ZEV Easing
France and Germany support a 90% CO2 reduction target by 2035, while the UK considers easing its zero-emission vehicle mandates.
- 🌳 Unified front: ASEAN aligning joint climate strategy ahead of COP31
ASEAN nations are working to align their regional climate strategies in preparation for the upcoming COP31 summit.
- Google, McKinsey strike Brazil carbon removal deal with silvopasture project
Google and McKinsey have entered a carbon removal agreement involving a silvopasture project in Brazil.
- Bringing more beavers to watersheds is a powerful drought-fighting tool, experts say
Experts suggest that reintroducing beavers to watersheds can serve as an effective strategy for mitigating drought impacts.
- Turkmenistan introduces LDAR systems to detect methane leaks
Turkmenistan implemented Leak Detection and Repair (LDAR) systems to identify and mitigate methane leaks in its energy sector.Also: EEAS
- Planting trees is not enough: Lasting climate benefits depend on land rights and livelihoodsStudy
A study finds that social and institutional challenges threaten the climate benefits of three-quarters of global reforestation potential.
- Ultium Cells to Bring LMR Prismatic Battery Cell Production to Tennessee for Future GM EVs
Ultium Cells announced plans to produce lithium manganese rich battery cells in Tennessee for future General Motors electric vehicles.
- NESO technical report on system operation during extreme heat: commentStudy
The ECIU provides commentary on a technical report regarding power system operations during extreme heat events.
- The Zero-Utility Heat Hack: How Passive Thermal Traps Cut Reliance on Gas and Electricity During Freezing Weather
Passive thermal traps offer a method to reduce household energy reliance during freezing weather.
- Why Florida Homeowners Can't Always Floodproof Their Homes
Florida homeowners face significant challenges and limitations when attempting to floodproof their properties.
- Supreme Court Wrestles With Who Should Pay for Climate Change
The U.S. Supreme Court is currently reviewing cases regarding liability and financial responsibility for climate change impacts.Also: Daily Kos
- Land use approved for largest solar farm in the state
Local authorities approved land use for a large-scale solar farm project, marking a significant step forward for regional renewable capacity.Also: Rocky Mountain PBS
- South Australia Advances 13 GW Renewable Energy Capacity
South Australia is advancing plans to develop 13 gigawatts of new renewable energy capacity.
- Michigan launches grant program to electrify waste fleets
Michigan launched a new grant program to assist in the electrification of waste management vehicle fleets.Also: Recycling Today
- Cut fuel tank to 15 litres, proposal says to push plug-in hybrid charging
A proposal suggests limiting fuel tank sizes in plug-in hybrids to 15 litres to encourage more frequent electric charging.Also: 디지털투데이
- Aruba to add 70 MWh energy storage via Wärtsilä deal, largest BESS in the Caribbean
Aruba is installing a 70 MWh battery energy storage system, which will be the largest in the Caribbean.Also: ESS News
- COP17: new wave of biodiversity legal challenges coming up
Legal experts at COP17 anticipate a rising trend of litigation focused on biodiversity protection as a climate strategy.Also: JusticeInfo.net
- IEA Electricity Security Advisory Board convenes in Paris to address power system challenges
The IEA Electricity Security Advisory Board met to discuss challenges in integrating renewables into power systems.
- Rain gardens and trees are helping Pittsburgh reduce flooding
Pittsburgh is utilizing green infrastructure like rain gardens and trees to mitigate urban flooding and manage stormwater.
- UN biodiversity summit opens with nature goals off track
Nations have gathered for a UN biodiversity summit as progress toward meeting international nature conservation goals remains significantly off track.
- Verdox Captured CO₂ From An Aluminum Smelter. Commercial Scale Is A Much Bigger System.
A successful industrial demonstration in Norway proves the feasibility of capturing carbon dioxide from aluminum smelter exhaust.
- Toyota’s best-selling Corolla is going electric, and it will be made in China
Toyota plans to begin production of an electric version of its Corolla model in China by 2028.
- Illinois needs batteries. Will a new incentive program help?
Illinois is evaluating new incentive programs to accelerate battery storage deployment to support its clean energy goals.
- Governments urged to turn wildlife commitments into action at biodiversity COP17
Advocacy groups are calling on governments to implement concrete actions to meet biodiversity commitments at COP17.
- New cost-analysis tool allows coastal communities to see and estimate benefits of investing in storm-protection measuresStudy
A new tool helps coastal communities analyze the economic benefits of investing in storm-protection infrastructure.
- Climate leaders' vision for COP30: from pledges to action
Global leaders outline a vision for the upcoming COP30 summit, focusing on transitioning from climate pledges to concrete actions.
- Palestine Launches Third Nationally Determined Contribution Report to Address Climate Change
Palestine has released its third Nationally Determined Contribution report outlining strategies to address climate change.
- Nepal to push climate justice, Himalayan protection at COP31
Nepal plans to advocate for climate justice and the protection of Himalayan ecosystems at the upcoming COP31 conference.
- How Peterborough and other municipalities are adapting to extreme heat
Municipalities in Peterborough are implementing strategies to adapt to the challenges posed by extreme heat.
- Living bacteria and sand used to make eco-friendly cement without heat
Scientists have developed an eco-friendly cement production method using bacteria and sand that avoids high-heat processes.
- Heatwaves and health: can Wales adapt to rising temperatures?Study
A research report examines the capacity of Wales to adapt its health systems to rising temperatures.
- Nevada County expands capacity, efforts to restore forests, protect communities
Nevada County is expanding forest restoration efforts and capacity to better protect local communities from wildfire risks.
- Flathead National Forest approves 2,307-acre wildfire mitigation project near Condon
The Flathead National Forest has approved a project to mitigate wildfire risks across 2,307 acres near Condon.
- Wildfire experts urge proactive forest management as fire risks grow
Wildfire experts advocate for proactive forest management strategies to address increasing fire risks.
- Beavers help heal watersheds in drought-stricken US West, experts say
AP reporting confirms that experts view beaver reintroduction as an effective method for healing drought-stricken watersheds.
- How Science Is Helping Coastal Communities Build Resilience to El Niño
Scientific research is being utilized to help coastal communities develop resilience strategies against El Niño impacts.
- Oceans at UN Climate COP31: From recognition to implementation
Advocates are pushing for the implementation of ocean-focused climate policies at upcoming UN climate conferences.Also: Panda.org
- MAG targets up to 45% cut in emissions intensity by 2035
Malaysia Aviation Group committed to reducing its emissions intensity by 45% by 2035.
- Greener anaesthesia cuts hospital emissions by 45%, surgery costs too, finds studyStudy
A study found that using greener anaesthetic gases can reduce hospital surgery emissions by 45% while lowering costs.
- UK government commits $1.6 billion for climate financingReprint
The UK government pledged $1.6 billion in climate financing to support international environmental initiatives.
- Israeli startup’s satellite technology targets a costly blind spot in methane monitoring
An Israeli startup is deploying satellite technology to improve the detection of methane leaks in industrial infrastructure.
- Earthshot and the science of positive tipping points: how environmental progress can become unstoppable
Researchers explore how positive tipping points in environmental systems can accelerate global progress toward climate goals.
- ASEAN should focus on building up regional power grid, climate finance, and resilience: Grace Fu
ASEAN officials are prioritizing regional power grid integration and climate finance to improve resilience against climate change.
- INSPIRE: How Community Trusts Are Claiming Their Stake in South Africa’s Energy Transition
Community trusts are increasingly playing a role in ensuring local participation and benefits during South Africa's energy transition.
- Texas Coal Plants Are Moving Toward Retirement - the Fight for Clean Energy Continues
Advocacy groups continue to push for the retirement of coal plants in Texas as part of a broader clean energy transition.
- Nopetro Energy and Johnson Controls break ground on first-of-its-kind $50 million RNG facility in Florida
Nopetro Energy and Johnson Controls have begun construction on a $50 million renewable natural gas facility in Florida.
- PGE seeks approval in Oregon for clean energy, resource plan
Portland General Electric has submitted a clean energy and resource plan to Oregon regulators for approval.
- Permitting bill could speed energy projects, but draws critics
A proposed permitting bill aims to accelerate energy projects, though it faces opposition from various stakeholders.
- Battery Storage Enters the Balancing Market to Strengthen Grid Stability: Ignitis and emsys VPP Expand Partnership
Ignitis and emsys VPP are expanding their partnership to integrate battery storage into the grid balancing market.Also: The Des Moines Register
- POWERGRID Invites Bids for 187.5 MW/750 MWh Battery Storage Project
POWERGRID has issued a tender for a 187.5 MW/750 MWh battery energy storage system project.
- Vikram Solar subsidiary plans 7.5 GWh BESS assembly plant in India
A subsidiary of Vikram Solar plans to establish a 7.5 GWh battery energy storage assembly plant in India.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- EU leaders call for lower energy prices and faster deployment of renewables and gridsReprint
EU leaders are calling for accelerated deployment of renewable energy and grid infrastructure to lower energy prices.
- COP17: Top meteorologist highlights link between biodiversity conservation and climate change mitigation
Meteorologists at COP17 emphasized the essential link between preserving biodiversity and achieving global climate mitigation goals.
- Researchers Uncover Method for Rapid Recovery of Severely Bleached Corals
Researchers have identified a new method that may assist in the rapid recovery of coral reefs following severe bleaching events.
- Microbial Miners Are Being Deployed to Ease the World’s Copper Crunch
Microbial mining technology is being deployed to extract copper, a critical mineral for the clean energy transition.
- Snam received the United Nations Gold Standard for methane emissions monitoring and reduction
Snam received the UN Gold Standard for its efforts in monitoring and reducing methane emissions across its operations.
- Ameren Illinois Energizes Peoria Solar and Battery Site
Ameren Illinois has brought a new solar and battery storage site online in Peoria.
- Hybrid Sales Rise While Battery Electric Sales Remain Lower After Tax Credit ExpirationStudy
US light-duty vehicle sales data shows a slight decline in total electrified vehicle market share, with hybrids gaining ground over battery electrics.
- From Mine to Magnet to Motor: How GM Is Building Critical Supply Chains for the Long Term
A General Motors executive outlines the company's strategy for securing critical supply chains for electric vehicle motors.
- Volkswagen opens orders for the lower-priced ID. Cross, starting at about $31,000
Volkswagen has opened orders for the entry-level ID. Cross electric vehicle, priced at approximately $31,000.Also: CleanTechnica
- Arizona’s first NEVI fast chargers are finally open – here’s where
Arizona has opened its first three federally funded DC fast-charging stations for electric vehicles along major interstate highways.
- Electric aviation takes off as companies seek new era of flight
Companies are advancing development in electric aviation as the sector begins to see increased interest and potential policy support.
- Maintaining Uninterrupted Operations Amid Persistent Drastic Weather Conditions
Industry experts discuss strategies for maintaining operational continuity in power facilities during persistent extreme weather.
- Lagos tackles plastic pollution, climate vulnerability amid rising flood threats
Lagos is implementing initiatives to reduce plastic pollution and improve climate resilience against rising flood risks.
- Radda Unveils 11-Million-Tree Campaign To Combat Desertification In Katsina
The Katsina state government has launched a campaign to plant 11 million trees to combat desertification.
- IMD launches WebGIS-based decision support system to improve cyclone disaster preparednessStudy
The India Meteorological Department launched a new GIS-based system to enhance cyclone disaster preparedness.
- Humboldt Bay Plan Recommended For Approval Amid Debate
A climate adaptation plan for Humboldt Bay moves toward approval despite ongoing local debate.Also: Redheaded Blackbelt
- Manganese-enhanced biochar helps soil retain nitrogen while reducing greenhouse gas emissionsStudy
Researchers found that manganese-enhanced biochar improves soil nitrogen retention while simultaneously lowering greenhouse gas emissions.
- Verra Issues First Rice Carbon Credits in India Under New Methodology
Verra has issued its first carbon credits for rice cultivation in India using a new methodology to reduce methane emissions.Also: CarbonCredits.com, ESG News
- Less Waste Underground, More Climate Gains: The Economics of Mexico’s Landfill Methane Recovery
Economic analysis suggests that capturing methane from landfills in Mexico provides significant climate benefits and financial viability.Also: Devdiscourse
- Germany wants to phase out fossil fuels. What about Switzerland?
Switzerland is evaluating its own fossil fuel phase-out strategy in comparison to Germany's current climate policies.Also: SWI swissinfo.ch
- Latvia's wind generation reaches record 51 GWh — LSM EnglishStudy
Latvia's wind energy generation reached a record high of 51 GWh, reflecting increased investment in renewable infrastructure.Also: Latvian Public Media, UA.NEWS
- Six-year testing highlights impact of reduced maintenance on PV plant operation during COVID-19 pandemicStudy
A six-year study analyzes how reduced maintenance during the pandemic affected the operational performance of photovoltaic power plants.
- Real-world experiences show what is possible with electric HGVs | Insight & policy
Industry insights highlight the practical viability and operational benefits of using electric heavy goods vehicles.Also: Fleet News
- ArcActive switches on lead-acid battery storage system pilot at Deakin University in Australia
ArcActive has launched a lead-acid battery storage pilot project at Deakin University in Australia.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- Gujarat's New Battery Energy Storage Regulations: Key Insights
New regulations in Gujarat, India, provide a framework for the deployment and operation of battery energy storage systems.Also: SolarQuarter
- NTPC Invites Bids For Off-Grid Solar Plant With Battery Storage In Ayodhya
NTPC has invited bids for an off-grid solar plant equipped with battery storage in Ayodhya.Also: SolarQuarter
- Philippines Clean Energy Week 2026 highlights grid readiness, financing needs for renewables
The Philippines Clean Energy Week 2026 focused on grid readiness and financing strategies to accelerate renewable energy adoption.Also: Power Philippines
- Puerto Rico Towns Say Climate Suit Deadline Creates 'Trap'
Puerto Rican towns are challenging legal deadlines they claim hinder their climate-related litigation efforts.
- USA: Wisconsin environmental agency to conduct statewide assessment of data centres’ impacts following lawsuit settlement
Wisconsin's environmental agency will assess the impacts of data centers following a lawsuit settlement.
- How seabird poop and Kiwi experts are helping coral reefs fight back
New Zealand researchers are investigating how seabird nutrients can help coral reefs recover from environmental stress.Also: Newsroom
- Scoop: Rhizome prepping $20M raise for grid resilience
Rhizome is raising $20 million to develop software aimed at improving power grid resilience against climate-related weather events.
- Social norms and infrastructure could help climate transitions stick
Research suggests that lasting climate transitions in sectors like aviation require both infrastructure changes and shifts in social norms to prevent rebound effects.
- Huawei’s car unit joins CATL’s 2,520-station battery swap network
Huawei's automotive unit has joined CATL's battery-swapping network to expand EV charging infrastructure.
- A cleaner solution to America’s aluminum crunch is hiding in landfills
Recycling aluminum from landfills could help address U.S. supply shortages while reducing the energy intensity of new metal production.
- Federal spending on climate change before 2024 election boosted incumbents of both parties
Analysis shows that federal climate spending prior to the 2024 election provided a political boost to incumbents from both major parties.
- New plan aims to save Medina Lake after years of drought and falling water levels
A new management plan aims to restore water levels at Medina Lake following years of persistent drought.
- Flood control in Ho Chi Minh City under the pressure of climate change.
Ho Chi Minh City is implementing flood control measures to address the increasing pressures of climate change.
- Community to have say on response to rising sea levels
Local authorities are engaging the community to develop strategies for responding to rising sea levels.
- Türkiye pledges inclusive, consensus-driven approach as it prepares to host COP31
Türkiye commits to an inclusive approach as it prepares to host the COP31 climate conference.
- COP31 offers Türkiye chance to showcase geothermal expertise, attract investment: IGA chief
Türkiye aims to leverage its geothermal energy expertise to attract investment during the upcoming COP31 summit.Also: Daily Sabah
- Low-carbon copper and aluminium products
Major industrial firms are increasingly offering low-carbon copper and aluminium products to meet market demand for sustainable materials.
- Avoided Emissions in the Energy SectorStudy
The WBCSD released a report outlining frameworks for calculating avoided emissions within the energy sector.
- Greener anaesthesia practices cut costs and emissions by 40%
Adopting greener anaesthesia practices in healthcare can reduce both operational costs and greenhouse gas emissions by 40%.
- Schneider Electric achieves 83 per cent cut in direct emissions
Schneider Electric announced it has achieved an 83% reduction in its direct operational greenhouse gas emissions.
- ITRI turns flue gas into a lower-carbon route for polycarbonate
Taiwan's ITRI developed a process to capture flue gas and convert it into raw materials for lower-carbon polycarbonate production.
- Rights groups urge COP31 to prioritise implementation over new climate pledges
Rights groups are calling on COP31 delegates to focus on implementing existing climate commitments rather than making new pledges.
- In focus: Renewable energy – building trust and sharing benefits
Industry experts discuss the importance of building public trust and equitable benefit-sharing to accelerate renewable energy adoption.
- Renewable Energy Faces Crossroads in Louisiana
Louisiana's renewable energy sector faces significant challenges and critical decisions regarding its future development and policy support.
- Big read: Where do investors see value in clean energy?
Financial analysts examine current market trends and identify where investors are finding value within the clean energy sector.
- Clean Power Alliance Secures $1.4 Billion Prepay Bond To Generate $91.1 Million In Renewable Energy Savings
The Clean Power Alliance secured a $1.4 billion bond to reduce costs and expand renewable energy procurement.Also: PR Newswire, IndexBox
- Duke Energy Florida completes 75-MW Bailey Mill solar site
Duke Energy Florida has completed construction on a 75-megawatt solar power facility in Bailey Mill.
- The Climate Investment Fund invests in solar energy in the Philippines
The Climate Investment Fund is providing funding to support the development of solar energy projects in the Philippines.
- Jules: Fuse Launches UK's First Plug-In Solar & Storage Rig
Fuse has launched a plug-in solar and battery storage system for residential use in the United Kingdom.
- Ikigai & Rheenergise sign MOU to deploy Rheenergise’s high-density hydro in Europe
Ikigai and Rheenergise have partnered to deploy high-density hydro energy storage technology across Europe.
- Metal and megawatts: Latin America urged to align mining and energy planning
Experts are urging Latin American nations to better integrate mining and energy planning to support regional development.
- Beyond generation: Why power quality will define the next phase of India’s renewable energy growth
Maintaining power quality is identified as a critical factor for the next phase of India's renewable energy expansion.
- Korea to Allow Solar Panels on Reservoir Serving 26 Million
South Korea will permit the installation of solar panels on a major reservoir that supplies water to 26 million people.
- India should harvest sunlight twice
An analysis suggests India should optimize solar energy deployment to better meet its renewable energy goals.
- Problem with the fight against solar power registration in South Africa
Regulatory hurdles and administrative challenges are complicating the registration process for solar power systems in South Africa.
- Uber, Lyft drivers in California can score big EV cash
California is offering financial incentives to encourage Uber and Lyft drivers to transition to electric vehicles.
- EV buying intentions rise despite ZEV mandate uncertainty
Consumer interest in purchasing electric vehicles remains high despite ongoing uncertainty regarding government zero-emission mandates.
- Rivian and Redwood Materials Expand Partnership to Span the Lifecycle of the Battery
Rivian and Redwood Materials have expanded their partnership to cover the full lifecycle of electric vehicle batteries.
- Romania Adds 663 MW of Batteries in 2026 as Storage Owners Look for Bankable Revenue
Romania expects to add 663 MW of battery storage capacity by 2026 as developers seek new revenue streams.
- Vietnam Eyes Battery Storage to Unlock Rooftop Solar Potential
Vietnam is exploring battery storage solutions to better integrate and utilize its growing rooftop solar energy capacity.
- EEP accelerates 18 grid projects ahead of COP32Reprint
EEP is accelerating 18 grid infrastructure projects in preparation for the upcoming COP32 climate summit.
- France confirms 25 MW limit exemption for solar-plus-storage
France has confirmed an exemption for solar-plus-storage projects from the 25 MW capacity limit.
- GERC Notifies New Grid Code, Revises Rules for Power Scheduling and Renewable Integration
The Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission has updated grid codes to improve renewable energy integration and power scheduling.
- JA ESS deploys integrated microgrids to power off-grid mining operations
JA ESS is deploying integrated microgrid systems to provide renewable power for off-grid mining operations.
- R.Power’s first standalone energy storage project in Poland enters operations
R.Power has commissioned its first standalone battery energy storage project in Poland.
- South Korea moves to cut BESS permitting times by up to three months
South Korea is implementing measures to reduce permitting times for battery energy storage systems by three months.
- Italy raises battery derating factors for 2028 capacity market
Italy has increased battery derating factors for the 2028 capacity market to better reflect storage performance.
- Ignitis and emsys VPP expand Baltic partnership
Ignitis and emsys VPP have expanded their partnership to integrate more renewable energy assets into the Baltic power grid.
- Parliamentarians critical to climate accountability in Africa, Onuigbo says
African parliamentarians are being urged to play a more active role in ensuring climate policy accountability across the continent.
- Switzerland Emphasizes Local Initiatives and Partnerships to Build Climate-Resilient Health Systems
Switzerland is promoting local partnerships to improve the climate resilience of health systems in developing regions.
- Researchers put bleached corals and healthy corals together for 5 days – and were astounded at what they saw
A study demonstrates that contact with healthy corals can help bleached corals recover.
- Advanced Energy Instruments Market To 2035: Grid Modernization and Renewables Fuel Forward Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
Market projections suggest that grid modernization and renewable energy adoption will drive growth in advanced energy instruments through 2035.Also: IndexBox
- How much of a basin's drainage network should flood models capture?Study
Researchers are improving flood models to better manage the increased risks of extreme rainfall driven by climate change.
- BYD’s new high-tech 5-seat electric SUV revealed with 690 hp and dual 30″ screens
BYD revealed its new Tang electric SUV, featuring dual motors and high-tech interior displays, in a recent regulatory filing.
- Sanwo-Olu Calls For Investment In Weather Forecasting To Tackle Flooding
Lagos officials are calling for increased investment in weather forecasting infrastructure to better manage and mitigate flood risks.
- Prisons brace for El Niño as repairs target flood-prone facilities
Prisons are undergoing repairs and reinforcement in preparation for potential flooding associated with El Niño.
- INEOS launches new product range to reduce carbon emissionsReprint
INEOS is launching a new range of products designed to lower carbon emissions in industrial manufacturing.Also: Hydrocarbon Engineering
- INEOS introduces INEOS LowINCO₂™
INEOS has introduced a new low-carbon product line as part of its efforts to reduce industrial emissions.Also: Ineos
- Japan, Moldova open consultation on their 1st JCM methodology
Japan and Moldova have opened a public consultation for their first Joint Crediting Mechanism methodology.
- Longi Study Explains Edge Masking Mechanism in High-Efficiency Solar Cells - News and StatisticsStudy
A new study explains the edge masking mechanism used to improve the efficiency of high-performance solar cells.Also: IndexBox
- Electric Vehicle Market worth $1,312.73 billion by 2035Study
Market analysis projects the global electric vehicle market will reach a valuation of over $1.3 trillion by 2035.
- Brake Dust Reduction Kits Market To 2035: EV Aesthetics and Emissions Rules Drive Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
Market growth for brake dust reduction kits is expected to be driven by new emissions regulations and electric vehicle adoption.
- GS Global Takes Stake in Hushi Partners... Launches Full-Scale Carbon Credit BusinessReprint
GS Global is entering the carbon credit market through a strategic stake in Hushi Partners.
- DC utility operator approves ConnectDER meter collars for capital’s grid
A Washington D.C. utility approved the use of ConnectDER meter collars to simplify the integration of distributed energy resources like solar and storage.
- New Wicklow data centre to be co-located with renewable energy 19 October 2026 Premium
A new data center in Wicklow, Ireland, will be co-located with renewable energy sources to manage its power consumption.Also: Irish Farmers Journal
- XPENG G9L Sets Usable Premium SUV Benchmark In Europe
XPENG launched its G9L electric SUV in Europe, targeting the premium vehicle market.
- The Volvo EX60 delivered more driving range in the real world, covering over 350 miles
Real-world testing of the new Volvo EX60 electric vehicle demonstrated a driving range exceeding 350 miles.
- Foxconn pays $727M for half of Mitsubishi Electric’s car parts unit in EV push
Foxconn is acquiring a 50% stake in Mitsubishi Electric’s automotive parts unit to bolster its EV manufacturing capabilities.
- GM just revealed an electric drive 3500 dually with VERY limited color options
General Motors has unveiled a new electric-drive dually pickup truck designed for commercial fleet use.
- A library turns nature-based solutions into regional reality
A new resource library is helping regional authorities implement nature-based climate solutions.
- Experts call for closer Sino-US green ties to fight climate changeReprint
Experts advocate for increased cooperation between the United States and China to address climate change through green initiatives.
- SoftServe Earns Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) Validation for Climate Commitments
SoftServe has received validation for its emissions reduction targets from the Science Based Targets initiative.
- The Knicks, Ranch Dressing, and Building Resilience to Extreme Heat
A report explores diverse strategies for building community resilience against the growing threat of extreme heat.
- Bangalore Climate Data Week: AI for farmers, flood forecasts and rooftop solar in focus
A climate data event in Bangalore highlights the use of AI and solar technology for agricultural and flood resilience.
- Allegheny County secures funding to combat flooding, landslides and heat
Allegheny County has secured funding to implement projects addressing flooding, landslides, and extreme heat.
- GW researchers model how Formula 1 could reach net-zero emissions by 2030Study
Researchers modeled pathways for Formula 1 to achieve net-zero emissions by 2030 through operational and technological changes.
- AD Ports Group Cuts Emissions Intensity 6%
AD Ports Group reported a 6% reduction in its emissions intensity as part of its ongoing sustainability initiatives.
- CCUS awards recognise capture technology and CO2 infrastructure projects
New industry awards have been presented to projects advancing carbon capture, utilization, and storage technology.
- Global CO₂ Transport Industry to Reach $211 Billion by 2060, Wood Mackenzie SaysStudy
A Wood Mackenzie report projects the global CO2 transport industry will grow significantly to reach $211 billion by 2060.
- PPF expands carbon footprint metric coverage to 82% of assets
The Pension Protection Fund has expanded its carbon footprint reporting to cover 82% of its total assets.
- Malaysia Airlines parent company may consider a green tax as sustainable fuel strains airlinesReprint
Malaysia Aviation Group is considering a green tax to offset the high costs of sustainable aviation fuel.
- Climate-smart farming for rice growers to reduce water use discussed in Gujranwala consultation
Stakeholders in Gujranwala discussed the implementation of climate-smart farming techniques to reduce water consumption in rice cultivation.Also: Business Recorder
- Governor Newsom spotlights California’s steel comeback: first new mill in 50 years brings jobs, investment, and cleaner industry
California officials announced the opening of a new steel mill, highlighting its potential for lower-carbon industrial production and job creation.
- PurposeEnergy Commissions $40M Ohio Facility Converting Yogurt Residuals to Renewable EnergyReprint
PurposeEnergy has launched a new facility in Ohio designed to convert food processing waste into renewable energy.
- New group seeks to help US small towns lead the clean energy transition
A new organization has formed to assist small American towns in navigating and leading the transition to clean energy.
- 5 Shortcuts to Boost Your State’s Community Power Score
The Institute for Local Self-Reliance outlines strategies for states to improve their community-based renewable energy programs.
- CleanChoice Energy Secures Up to $85 Million Loan for Solar Expansion
CleanChoice Energy obtained an $85 million loan to support the expansion of its solar energy projects.
- EDP and IFC deepen partnership to expand energy access, support jobs and growth in Latin America
EDP and the IFC are partnering to increase energy access and support sustainable growth in Latin American markets.
- SunPower Origin, SunPower's New Solar Panel, Launches in Europe with 8th-Generation Back-Contact Technology and a Single 40-Year Warranty
SunPower launched a new solar panel in Europe featuring updated technology and a 40-year warranty.
- This new electric motorcycle with a giant hole in it wants to change how you rideClickbait
A new electric motorcycle design features a unique frame structure intended to improve the riding experience.
- Update on Portadown Flood Alleviation SchemeStudy
The Department for Infrastructure provides an update on the progress of the Portadown flood alleviation project.
- SEG Solar awarded EcoVadis bronze medal with record scores in ethics and sustainable procurement
SEG Solar received a bronze medal from EcoVadis for its ethical practices and sustainable procurement in the solar supply chain.
- Priority’s fan-favorite Sauce bike just got a big electric upgrade
Priority Bicycles has released an electric version of its popular pedal-powered Sauce bicycle.
- The Little Changemakers Who Could
Young activists are increasingly taking local action to address environmental and climate issues.
- Gauteng heatwave: Six ways to prevent heat-related illnessesReprint
Local health authorities provide tips for preventing heat-related illnesses during a heatwave in Gauteng.
- New Tandem guidance helps turn climate knowledge into collaborative actionStudy
New guidance has been released to help organizations translate climate knowledge into collaborative, actionable policy.
- CorPower Ocean Receives 2026 Planetary Health Award for Innovation
CorPower Ocean received an innovation award for its contributions to ocean energy technology development.
- Millions Invested in Swedish Wind Power 2.0
New investments have been directed toward the development and expansion of wind power projects in Sweden.
- PurposeEnergy Commissions $40 Million Renewable Energy Facility in Minster, OhioReprint
PurposeEnergy commissioned a $40 million facility in Ohio that converts organic waste into renewable energy.
- Mega Windforce, Gimas and Baltico Join Forces on Advanced Carbon Manufacturing
Three companies have formed a partnership to collaborate on advanced carbon manufacturing for the wind energy sector.
- TSLA Stock Rises Overnight: Musk Bets Tesla’s Value On Optimus, Cybercab — Analyst Sees Flying ‘Halo Car’ Luring BuyersReprint
Tesla stock rose following analyst commentary on the company's focus on autonomous vehicle and robotics technology.
- First Bus electric fleet hits 100 in Norfolk
First Bus has expanded its electric fleet in Norfolk to 100 vehicles.
- Believ continues partnership with Luton
Believ has extended its partnership with Luton to continue expanding local electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
- REI Expo 2026, The Battery Show India to Spotlight Renewable Energy and StorageClickbait
The upcoming REI Expo and Battery Show India will focus on advancements in renewable energy and storage technologies.
- How Is UNICO's Inverter Built to Power AI Data Centres?Clickbait
UNICO is marketing inverters specifically designed to power energy-intensive AI data centers.
- Lenovo Earns Dual Leader Recognition for IT Sustainability in Latest ISG Provider Lens® Digital Sustainability ReportsReprint
Lenovo received recognition for its IT sustainability efforts in recent industry reports.
- Why this major e-bike brand just started selling battery-less electric bikes
E-bike manufacturer Monarc is introducing a model sold without a battery to offer consumers more configuration flexibility.
- Public hearing set for Caroline County solar project
Caroline County officials scheduled a public hearing to discuss a proposed local solar energy project.
- Swift Current Energy Appoints Scott Koziar as Chief Development Officer to Advance Renewable Energy Portfolio
Swift Current Energy appointed a new Chief Development Officer to oversee the expansion of its renewable energy portfolio.
- Green Rain Energy Holdings Highlights Commercial Energy Opportunities Through Channel Partnership With MES Mechanical Energy Solutions
Green Rain Energy Holdings announced a partnership to expand commercial energy opportunities through MES Mechanical Energy Solutions.
- Scientists discover a way to reverse coral bleaching at record speedStudy
Stanford researchers developed a method to accelerate the recovery of bleached coral reefs by introducing healthy coral contact.Also: Phys.org, Phys.org, Phys.org, KPVI, Technology Networks, Technology Networks, Good News Network, Good News Network, KTVU, Gizmodo and 22 others
- Court to rule on first climate lawsuit against Italian state
An Italian court is set to deliver a ruling on the country's first major climate change lawsuit.
- Oil giant faces lawsuits over climate disasters in PH, Brazil
A major oil company faces legal action in the Philippines and Brazil regarding its role in climate-related disasters.
- A new gas line or cash to electrify? California lets households choose.
California is offering households a choice between new gas line connections or financial incentives to switch to electric appliances.Also: Canary Media
- Pumping ocean water onto the Arctic surface makes the ice thicker, but scientists aren’t sure if it will work on a larger scale
Researchers are testing whether pumping ocean water onto Arctic ice can increase thickness, though scalability remains uncertain.
- A Rising Tide Lifted Floating Wind Turbines. Now Comes the Real Test.
Floating wind turbine technology faces critical testing phases as it seeks to expand renewable energy capacity in deeper offshore waters.
- US workers facing deadly heat borrow from tomato pickers to win key protections
Workers are using brand-reputation campaigns to pressure companies for heat-protection standards as legislative efforts to address extreme heat stall.
- Electrification Changes What Energy Security Means
The shift toward electrification is fundamentally changing the definition and strategy of national energy security.
- Iceland is turning 120,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide into stone. It is locking away the greenhouse gas unde
An Icelandic project is successfully capturing and mineralizing 120,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide into stone.Also: The Economic Times
- Nordic states oppose relaxing EU carbon market requirements
Nordic nations are resisting efforts to weaken European Union carbon market requirements.
- Oman’s 44.01 secures $11.7mn carbon-removal offtake deals
Oman-based company 44.01 secured $11.7 million in carbon-removal offtake agreements for its mineralization technology.
- India wastes 1.8 bn units of renewable power amid record power demand: ReportStudy
A new report indicates India wasted 1.8 billion units of renewable energy due to grid and infrastructure limitations.Also: TaiyangNews
- India adds record 6.05 GW wind capacity in FY26, total installed capacity crosses 56 GW
India added a record 6.05 GW of wind capacity in the 2026 fiscal year, bringing total capacity to over 56 GW.Also: Saur Energy
- Cambodia launches $4m programme to cut super pollutant emissions
Cambodia launched a four-million-dollar program aimed at reducing emissions of short-lived climate pollutants.Also: Khmer Times
- WA Startup Fremantle Seaweed Acquires CSIRO-Established FutureFeed To Boost Climate-Friendly Asparagopsis Livestock Feed Production – SMBtech
Fremantle Seaweed acquired FutureFeed to scale production of Asparagopsis-based livestock feed additives that reduce methane emissions.Also: IT Brief Australia
- Premier Energies and Germany's RCT Nexor Formalise 12 GWh Battery Storage Manufacturing Joint Venture
Premier Energies and RCT Nexor formed a joint venture to manufacture 12 GWh of battery storage capacity.Also: energynews.pro
- Underwater umbrellas could protect coral reefs from marine heat waves
Researchers are exploring the use of underwater shading structures to protect coral reefs from marine heat waves.Also: Yahoo, rrdailyherald.com
- Marcos orders creation of carbon market
President Marcos ordered the creation of a carbon market in the Philippines to help meet national climate targets.
- Renewables investment in Australia hits record high
Investment in renewable energy projects across Australia has reached a new record high.Also: Mirage News
- Weekly News Wrap: BS7 Norms Proposed, Hyundai Commits $15.5 Billion, Stellantis Plans Rs 4,000 Crore Investment
Automakers in India are committing significant investments toward new emission norms and electric vehicle production.Also: Autocar Professional
- NZ’s EV fleet already holds 10 times grid battery capacity and it’s growing
New Zealand's electric vehicle fleet currently provides ten times the battery storage capacity of the nation's grid-scale batteries.
- In Fiji, a Village Revives Its Coral Reefs and Sees Fish Return After 17 Years of Effort
A Fijian village successfully restored its local coral reef and fish populations through seventeen years of community-led conservation efforts.
- 1574. Intensifying El Niño and Risks to Food and Agriculture—Turning Climate Forecasts into Preparedness and ActionStudy
JIRCAS discusses the need to translate climate forecasts into actionable preparedness strategies to protect food and agriculture from intensifying El Niño events.
- Turning the tides: Could hidden sea power energise our coastal towns?
A new tidal energy generator design aims to provide sustainable power solutions for coastal communities.
- African countries could save billions by cutting air pollution and greenhouse gases at the same timeStudy
Research indicates African nations could achieve significant economic savings by simultaneously reducing air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
- Hidden Stress Genes in Cotton Could Shield Crops From Drought, Heat and SaltStudy
Researchers identified specific genes in cotton that could help crops better withstand drought, heat, and salt stress.
- Oil-Tea Gene CoRVE1 Supercharges Drought Survival in Transgenic PlantsStudy
A newly identified gene from oil-tea plants has been shown to improve drought survival in transgenic crops.
- How a Tiny RNA Tag Shapes Drought Tolerance, Flowering and Crop YieldStudy
Scientists discovered how a specific RNA tag regulates drought tolerance and crop yield in plants.
- Australia approves first offshore carbon store near Darwin
Australia has approved its first offshore carbon storage project, located near Darwin, to sequester industrial emissions.
- CarbonFarm Secures €7M to Reduce Rice Methane Emissions
CarbonFarm raised €7 million to develop technologies aimed at reducing methane emissions from rice cultivation.
- Voices from Asia urged to strengthen cooperation on phasing out fossil fuels
Asian leaders are being urged to increase regional cooperation to accelerate the phase-out of fossil fuels.
- Lake Energy raises $80M to build US solar and storage
Lake Energy secured $80 million in funding to advance solar and energy storage projects in the United States.
- Solar energy increasingly becoming part of major disaster relief efforts
Solar energy systems are increasingly being utilized to provide power during disaster relief operations.
- Molecular Interlayer Lifts MoOₓ Silicon Solar Cells to Record 24.9% EfficiencyStudy
Researchers achieved a record 24.9% efficiency in silicon solar cells using a new molecular interlayer.
- Iran’s clean power output hits record as renewable capacity tops 6,000 MW
Iran has reached a record 6,000 MW of renewable energy capacity, marking a significant increase in clean power output.
- India’s Battery Storage Capacity Hits 13.5 GWh, Pipeline Stands At 143 GWh: ReportStudy
A new report shows India's operational battery storage capacity has reached 13.5 GWh with a large pipeline under development.Also: BW Businessworld
- Paris Auto Show — European OEMs Strike Back
European and Chinese automakers compete at the Paris Auto Show, highlighting the shift toward electric vehicle production in the European market.
- 1Komma5° announces record investment in AI-based energy management system
1Komma5° has secured record investment to advance its AI-driven energy management systems.Also: pv magazine Australia
- Ionic Liquids: The Molecular Key to Tougher, More Efficient Perovskite Solar CellsStudy
Researchers developed ionic liquids to improve the efficiency and durability of perovskite solar cells.
- €50 million investment for electric fleet and charging network in Portugal
Portugal announced a 50 million euro investment to expand its electric vehicle fleet and charging infrastructure.
- Hyundai E&C deepens Australia energy ties with AusNet and CIP to grow grid - CHOSUNBIZ
Hyundai E&C is partnering with AusNet and CIP to expand grid infrastructure in Australia.
- Preventing coral bleaching with underwater umbrellasClickbait
Researchers are exploring methods to mitigate coral bleaching, including experimental underwater shading techniques.Also: AOL.com
- Electric Vehicle Chargers Or Flying Cars? Tesla And The State Of Florida Can’t Decide
Florida faces policy debates regarding the prioritization of electric vehicle charging infrastructure versus other technological investments.
- PGE gets it: electric semi trucks provide HEAVY DUTY backup for the grid [video]
Utility provider PGE is promoting the use of electric semi-trucks as mobile battery storage to support grid stability.
- E-quipment highlight: LEAPTING launches electric autonomous forklift
LEAPTING introduced an autonomous electric forklift designed to accelerate the installation process for large-scale solar energy projects.
- Climate Change Bill Begins to Be Discussed, DPR Questions Forest Fires and Floods in Sumatra
Indonesian lawmakers have begun discussing a new climate change bill addressing forest fires and flooding.
- Queen’s researchers join major UN initiative to improve livestock farming and cut methane emissions
Queen’s University researchers joined a UN initiative to reduce methane emissions in the livestock sector.
- Civil society urges WA Government to confront WA’s role in climate crisis during Global Citizen NOW summit
Civil society groups are pressuring the Western Australian government to address its role in the climate crisis.
- Climate fund support survives tied vote
A climate fund in Australia narrowly avoided being defunded following a tied vote.
- Australia’s workforce is looking at companies at the heart of WA’s economy to act on climate change
Australian workers are increasingly pressuring major companies in Western Australia to take meaningful action on climate change.Also: SMH.com.au
- Hybrid Algorithm Stabilizes Renewable Power Grid FrequencyStudy
Researchers developed a hybrid algorithm to improve frequency stability in power grids reliant on renewable energy sources.
- Connecticut is turning landfills into green infrastructure
Connecticut is repurposing former landfill sites to host new green infrastructure projects.
- Namibia wind farm uses a crane-free “sky elevator” to assemble seven turbines even in stronger winds
A wind farm in Namibia is utilizing a new crane-free elevator system to install turbines during high-wind conditions.
- Smart Solar EV Charging Uses AI for Stable EnergyStudy
New AI-driven technology optimizes solar-powered EV charging to maintain grid stability.
- Can Enugu price 100MW of solar at a tariff its people can afford?
Energy developers in Enugu are exploring pricing models to make large-scale solar power affordable for local residents.
- Econergy enters France with $160M wind acquisition
Econergy has entered the French market through a $160 million acquisition of wind energy assets.
- Rosatom, Teletech to Set Up 500 MWh Energy Storage Assembly in Egypt
Rosatom and Teletech are partnering to establish a 500 MWh energy storage assembly facility in Egypt.
- Clean energy plays growing role in meeting rising global electricity demandReprint
Global electricity demand is increasingly being met by clean energy sources according to recent data.
- ERC OKs P1.11B grid link for Aboitiz solar project
The Philippines' Energy Regulatory Commission approved funding for a grid connection supporting a new solar project.
- FG Ends 17-Year Blackout In Gombe Communities, Begins 16MW Mini-Grid Network
Nigeria has commissioned a 1 MW solar mini-grid and begun construction on additional projects to provide electricity to rural communities.
- Green credit joins forces with the carbon market: A way to unlock capital for businesses.
Vietnam is exploring the integration of green credit with carbon markets to increase capital availability for sustainable business projects.
- Binary Cycle Power Plants Market To 2035: Geothermal Baseload Demand Drives Expansion - News and StatisticsStudy
A market report projects growth in binary cycle geothermal power plants through 2035 due to baseload energy demand.Also: IndexBox
- Govt calls for climate-resilient flood measures
Government officials are advocating for the implementation of climate-resilient infrastructure to mitigate future flood risks.Also: Rising Kashmir
- Lyft adds electric vehicles, 'green mode' to ride-hailing app
Lyft is introducing electric vehicle options and a green mode to its ride-hailing platform.
- FDB teams up with FMF EV to promote sustainable transport
Fiji Development Bank partnered with FMF EV to promote the adoption of electric vehicles in the region.
- Tiny Titan: new residential battery system from EcoFlow starts small
EcoFlow has launched a new, scalable residential battery system designed to provide an entry-level energy storage option for homeowners.
- Climate Change Spurs Interest in New Crops at Philly Suburb Farm
A Pennsylvania farm is experimenting with new crop varieties to adapt to changing local climate conditions.
- Taking on global warming, step by step
Local initiatives are implementing incremental steps to address global warming at the community level.
- Unlocking the potential of forest carbon credits.
Experts discuss the potential for leveraging forest carbon credits to support climate mitigation efforts.
- Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy Ltd (BOM:542760) (Q2 2027) Earnings Call Highlights: ...Study
Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy reported its financial results for the second quarter of 2027.
- New solar farm in Korlat expands Croatia-China energy cooperationReprint
A new solar farm in Korlat marks an expansion of energy cooperation between Croatia and China.
- Von der Leyen: EU needs whole puzzle of actions for lowering energy pricesReprint
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen calls for a comprehensive strategy to reduce energy prices within the EU.
- Electricity Regulatory Authority: Grid-Connected Renewable Energy Generation Systems Classified into Four Categories with Specific Requirements for EachStudy
The Electricity Regulatory Authority has established four new classification categories for grid-connected renewable energy systems.
- In the UK, the new plug-in solar market promises lower bills but warns about unsafe kits
The UK's growing plug-in solar market offers potential cost savings but raises concerns regarding the safety of some kits.
- Foresight Energy Infrastructure Partners II completes acquisition of Nivala BESS from Fotowatio Renewable Ventures
Foresight Energy Infrastructure Partners has acquired a battery energy storage system project in Finland.
- Energy storage seen as key to rooftop solar growth
Industry experts identify energy storage as a critical component for the continued expansion of rooftop solar capacity.
- New Dacia Spring Revealed: Europe's Dirt-Cheap EV Gets A Glow-Up
Dacia has unveiled an updated version of its budget-friendly electric vehicle for the European market.
- Renault CEO sees strong hybrids matching CNG's market share in India
Renault's CEO expects hybrid vehicles to gain significant market share in India, competing with CNG-powered models.
- Will Energy Storage Expansion Change Engie (ENXTPA:ENGI) Narrative
Analysts are evaluating whether Engie's expansion into energy storage will shift the company's market narrative.
- Enviropass Raises Alarm on Fresh Air Intake for London’s Low Carbon Homes
A firm has raised concerns regarding air intake systems in London's low-carbon housing developments.
- Life Cycle Safe Battery Production Chemicals Market To 2035: Regulatory Pull and Gigafactory Demand Reshape Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
Market analysis indicates that regulatory requirements and gigafactory demand are driving growth in the battery production chemicals sector.
- Pacific nations await climate billions, as fossil fuel divide looms over Cop31
Pacific nations are awaiting promised climate finance as debates over fossil fuels intensify ahead of COP31.
- ICE Vehicle Sales Crash 49%(!) While EV Share Jumps to 67%(!) — China EV Sales Report for SeptemberStudy
China's electric vehicle market share reached a record 67% in September as internal combustion engine vehicle sales declined significantly.Also: Record China
- Trump Tried to Defund Them, But Green Banks Keep Financing Clean Energy Projects
Green banks continue to fund clean energy projects despite federal efforts to defund them.Also: Mother Jones
- Large-scale solar projects in Australia reach record 3.5 GW of annual investment decisionsStudy
Australia reached a record 3.5 GW of annual investment decisions for large-scale solar projects.Also: pv magazine Global
- Standing Rock Sioux Tribe files lawsuit to shut down Dakota Access Pipeline
The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe has filed a lawsuit seeking to shut down the Dakota Access Pipeline.Also: ICT News
- Satellites pass a year-long blind test of methane leak detectionStudy
Satellite technology successfully completed a year-long blind test for detecting methane leaks.
- Climate change on trial: Can oil companies escape state court?
Legal battles continue over whether climate change lawsuits against oil companies should be heard in state or federal courts.Also: Daily Journal, Daily Journal
- China’s EV Transition Is Four Different Transitions
China's transition to electric vehicles is occurring at different rates and through different methods across various transport sectors.
- Use This Emergency Brake on Climate Change and Air Pollution, Experts Urge Finance Ministers
Experts are urging finance ministers to implement policies addressing both climate change and air pollution simultaneously.
- India Heatwave Action Plans Trigger New School Timings and Worker Safety Measures
India is implementing heatwave action plans that include adjusting school schedules and enforcing worker safety measures.
- Carbon Mapper adds second satellite to monitor emissionsStudy
Carbon Mapper has launched a second satellite to enhance global monitoring of methane and carbon dioxide emissions.
- Pakistan’s electricity sector could cut CO2 emissions by 63% by 2035, models showStudy
New modeling suggests Pakistan could reduce its electricity sector CO2 emissions by 63% by 2035 through strategic transitions.Also: Bioengineer.org
- Methane rules spread across 67% of global production as Nigeria faces compliance test
Regulations targeting methane emissions now cover 67% of global production, with Nigeria facing new compliance requirements.Also: Businessamlive
- States Advance Climate and Energy Policy Amid Federal Retreat
U.S. states are increasingly implementing climate and energy policies to compensate for federal-level retreats.Also: The Regulatory Review
- U.S. Small-Scale Solar Generation Has Quadrupled in the Last DecadeStudy
U.S. small-scale solar generation has increased significantly over the last decade, growing from 18,812 GWh to 92,979 GWh.
- As disasters mount, next UN climate summit faces a test of trust
The upcoming UN climate summit faces significant challenges regarding trust as climate-related disasters continue to increase globally.
- Mexico Set to Approve $12.5 Billion in Renewable Power Projects
The Mexican government is preparing to approve $12.5 billion in new renewable energy projects.
- State Permitting Approves 90% of US Wind and Solar Projects, Study FindsStudy
A new study reveals that 90% of proposed wind and solar projects in the United States successfully receive state permitting approval.
- EU Climate Policy to 2040: Initial Steps towards More Flexibility and Effort SharingStudy
The EU is developing new flexibility and effort-sharing frameworks to meet its 2040 climate policy targets.
- Geothermal finds rare political sweet spot amid AI boom
Geothermal energy is gaining bipartisan political support as a power source for the growing artificial intelligence industry.
- Shifting Conversations At The Africa E-Mobility Week & Forum Showcase Growth In The African E-Mobility Sector
The Africa E-Mobility Week and Forum highlighted the expanding electric vehicle sector across the African continent.
- NJ seeks input on protecting Liberty State Park from climate change
New Jersey is seeking public input on strategies to protect Liberty State Park from the impacts of climate change.Also: Bergen Record
- Ho Chi Minh City could experience an additional 110 days of hot weather; urban planning needs to anticipate these risks.
Ho Chi Minh City officials are planning for a projected increase of 110 hot days annually due to climate change.
- World's First Demonstration System for Manufacturing Carbon-Negative Polycarbonate (PC) From Flue Gas-Derived CO₂-Industry Applications-Industry Activities-Material and Chemical Research Laboratories-Organizational Chart-Overview-About UsStudy
Researchers have demonstrated a system to manufacture carbon-negative polycarbonate by utilizing CO2 captured from industrial flue gas.
- News Releases - PBBM orders creation of carbon market framework to attract investments, reduce emissions
The Philippine president has ordered the creation of a carbon market framework to incentivize investment and reduce national emissions.
- Biochar: The Carbon-Rich Material Turning Global Waste Into a Climate SolutionStudy
Researchers explore how biochar can sequester carbon while repurposing global waste materials.Also: Bioengineer.org
- RSWM unveils sustainability report FY2025-26; achieves 40.5% reduction in scope 1 emissionsStudy
RSWM reports a 40.5% reduction in scope 1 greenhouse gas emissions in its latest sustainability report.Also: Apparel Views
- Waterloo researcher uses microbes to eat methane
A University of Waterloo researcher is developing a method using microbes to consume methane emissions.
- The U.S., China, and the EU share a surprising economic interest in climate action
The U.S., China, and the EU are finding common economic ground in pursuing climate action and clean energy development.Also: Earth.com
- Türkiye's renewable rise paying off in lower fuel costs, greater energy security
Turkey's investment in renewable energy is resulting in improved energy security and reduced fuel costs.Also: Anadolu Ajansı
- EU Resists Further Delay to Carbon Pricing as Energy Costs Divide European Leaders
The European Union maintains its commitment to carbon pricing despite internal political divisions over rising energy costs.
- MoEFCC expands apex committee to include high-emission sectors in climate strategy
India's Ministry of Environment has expanded its climate strategy committee to include representatives from high-emission industrial sectors.Also: The New Indian Express
- Solar power booms in Philippines as war on Iran spikes energy costs
Rising energy costs driven by regional conflict are accelerating the adoption of solar power in the Philippines.Also: Oz Arab Media, Al Jazeera
- India Wind Capacity Additions Could Double by 2030, Suzlon's Tanti Says - News and Statistics
India's wind energy capacity could double by 2030 according to projections from Suzlon's leadership.
- From Tailpipes To Tyres and Batteries: How BS-VII Takes India's Clean Vehicle Journey Further
India is advancing its vehicle emission standards to BS-VII, focusing on tailpipe, tire, and battery-related pollution controls.
- France to ease grid connection rules for solar-plus-storage projects up to 25 MW
France is simplifying grid connection regulations for solar and energy storage projects up to 25 MW.Also: pv magazine Global
- GEON Commissions 10 MW/20 MWh Battery Storage Project in Rajasthan
GEON has commissioned a new 10 MW/20 MWh battery storage project in Rajasthan, India.
- A new class of batteries helps data centers play nicely with the grid
New battery technology allows data centers to integrate more effectively with renewable-heavy power grids.Also: megaproject.com
- A Humble Phosphate Salt Could Unlock Cheaper, Cooler Sodium BatteriesStudy
A new phosphate salt discovery could enable the production of more affordable and efficient sodium-ion batteries.Also: Bioengineer.org
- Italy updates wine aid rules to offer grants covering 80% of climate adaptation costs
Italy has updated its wine industry aid rules to provide grants covering 80% of climate adaptation costs.Also: Vinetur
- Apple Fellow Phil Schiller and his wife donate $25 million to help protect coral reefs across the world; H
Phil Schiller and his wife donated $25 million to support global coral reef protection efforts.Also: The Economic Times
- Tiny Fiji Village Restores Dying Fishery With Coral Planting
A local community in Fiji is successfully restoring a degraded fishery through active coral planting initiatives.Also: Deccan Chronicle
- Ottawa explores international carbon credit trading to boost investment in emissions reduction
The Canadian government is exploring international carbon credit trading to incentivize domestic emissions reduction projects.
- AI Agent Learns to Plan Power Grids That Keep the Lights On as Renewables Take OverStudy
Researchers developed an AI agent designed to manage power grids effectively as renewable energy integration increases.
- South Africa’s Just Energy Transition Delivers Jobs, but Poverty Gains Remain ElusiveStudy
South Africa's transition to clean energy has created jobs, though significant poverty reduction goals remain unmet.
- Mexico's green energy pivot: Massive infrastructure expansion signals fresh private investment push
Mexico is expanding its energy infrastructure to attract private investment for a shift toward renewable energy.
- Thailand and World Bank Launch Low-Carbon Push to Turn Climate Policy into Bankable Projects
Thailand and the World Bank are collaborating to turn national climate policies into bankable low-carbon infrastructure projects.
- $50M for German VPPs, $45M for Swedish materials discovery, new partners at CIV, Overture
New funding and partnerships have been announced for German virtual power plants and Swedish materials discovery projects.
- Agric. & Environment: New weather stations target deadly flo
New weather monitoring stations are being deployed in Uganda to help mitigate the impact of deadly flooding.Also: NewVision.co.ug
- Santa Barbara Airport Seeks Public Feedback on Climate Adaptation Plan
The Santa Barbara Airport is seeking public input on its proposed climate adaptation plan.
- Aspen One works to engage voters, influence climate policy
Aspen One is engaging in voter outreach to influence regional and national climate policy.Also: Aspen Daily News
- Qatar painted sections of its roads blue to fight extreme heat; the 2019 pilot tested a coating designed
Qatar piloted a blue road-coating technology designed to reduce surface temperatures and mitigate extreme heat.Also: The Times of India
- FG Urged To Integrate Climate Change Education Into School Curriculum
Advocates are calling for the integration of climate change education into the Nigerian school curriculum.Also: Daily Trust
- Graded submerged bar arrays for nature-based coastal wave attenuation under tropical-cyclone conditionsStudy
A new study evaluates the effectiveness of submerged bar arrays in protecting coastlines from tropical cyclone wave energy.Also: Bioengineer.org
- UC Santa Barbara Seeks Community Input as the University Plans for Sea-Level Rise
UC Santa Barbara is seeking public input to develop a plan for managing future sea-level rise.
- Dutch ingenuity beats life below sea level
The Netherlands utilizes advanced engineering and water management strategies to protect land below sea level.Also: The West Australian
- Construction of an artificial dune begins: Works on Ulcinj's Ada are planned to last several weeks
Construction of an artificial dune has begun in Ulcinj to protect the coastline from erosion.Also: vijesti.me
- FG targets 2060 for clean energy transition, lower carbon emissions
The Nigerian government has set a target of 2060 to achieve a clean energy transition and reduce carbon emissions.
- The EU is making gradual progress on energy, despite the row over the ETS
The European Union continues to make progress on energy policy despite internal disagreements regarding the Emissions Trading System.Also: Il Sole 24 ORE
- Hybrid Silicon and Silicon Carbide Switches Push Power Converters Toward New Efficiency RecordStudy
New hybrid silicon and silicon carbide switches have enabled power converters to achieve a new efficiency record.Also: Bioengineer.org
- From side reaction to center stage: Bleach, salt water boost power in grid batteriesStudy
Researchers developed a new grid battery technology using bleach and salt water to improve power output.Also: Technology Org
- Mobile Batteries That Form Their Own Grid Could Rescue Power Networks After DisastersStudy
Researchers are developing mobile battery systems capable of forming independent grids to restore power after natural disasters.Also: Bioengineer.org
- Vattenfall continues preparations for huge battery storage facility in Germany
Vattenfall is continuing development work on a large-scale battery storage facility in Germany.Also: oEnergetice.cz
- Smarter Forecasting and Shared Storage Cut Costs in Provincial Power MarketsStudy
Improved forecasting and shared storage systems are reducing costs and increasing efficiency in provincial power markets.Also: Bioengineer.org
- Watch The EV Bust Creating a New Battery BoomClickbait
Shifts in the electric vehicle market are driving new investment and growth in battery storage technologies.
- Dutch regulator flags EU cyber gap for cloud-controlled home batteries
Dutch regulators identified cybersecurity vulnerabilities in cloud-controlled home battery systems used across the European Union.Also: pv magazine Global
- Small Data, Big Savings: Lightweight AI Control Cuts Microgrid Energy Costs Without Heavy ComputingStudy
Researchers developed a lightweight AI control method to optimize microgrid energy costs without requiring intensive computing power.Also: Bioengineer.org
- Woodside natural gas project unit paused after Greenpeace protest off Western AustraliaReprint
Greenpeace activists successfully forced a temporary pause in operations at a Woodside natural gas project off Western Australia.
- Going nuclear on livestock methane emissions
Researchers are investigating the use of nuclear-based technologies to mitigate methane emissions from livestock.Also: Agriland
- Odisha extends EV policy validity till December 31, 2026, to boost green mobility
The Indian state of Odisha extended its electric vehicle policy until 2026 to encourage the adoption of green mobility.
- ASEAN’s pivot towards renewable energy
ASEAN nations are increasingly shifting their energy strategies toward renewable sources to meet regional demand.
- New Tool Paints Ocean Conditions Onto Marine DNA Samples AutomaticallyStudy
A new tool automates the mapping of ocean conditions onto marine DNA samples to aid environmental monitoring.
- Indonesian women cash in on mangrove restoration: Interview with community leader Wisye Sahambangung
A women-led community group in Indonesia is successfully restoring mangroves while creating local economic opportunities.
- EU Long-Term Budget Crunch: What To Watch For At The EU Leaders’ Summit On 15-16 October
EU leaders are meeting to negotiate the 2028–2034 budget, which will determine the bloc's long-term climate and investment priorities.
- Soil bacterium Pseudomonas sp. UW4 shields garlic from drought by rebuilding lipids and proteinsStudy
Scientists identified a soil bacterium that helps protect garlic crops from drought stress by modifying cellular proteins and lipids.
- Ancient Jumping Genes May Help Wheat Survive Drought Through Epigenetic ControlStudy
Researchers identified ancient genes in wheat that may help the crop survive drought through epigenetic control.
- Fiji seeks $US10m flood funds
Fiji is seeking $10 million in international funding to support flood mitigation and recovery efforts.
- Browne to Press for Climate Justice at Global Citizen Summit in Australia
Prime Minister Browne plans to advocate for climate justice and increased support for vulnerable nations at an upcoming global summit.
- Nepal to Highlight Melting Himalayas and Rising Sea Levels at COP-31
Nepal plans to highlight the impacts of melting Himalayan glaciers and rising sea levels at the upcoming COP-31 summit.
- Dozens of California dams need repair as El Niño winter draws closer
California officials are addressing necessary repairs to dams in anticipation of potential heavy winter storms.
- Rethinking rice: The low-methane path to food and climate security
Adopting low-methane rice cultivation practices is presented as a strategy for food and climate security.
- Lydian raises $300 million to put more U.S. utility-scale solar and battery projects on the road from pipeline to construction
Lydian has secured $300 million in funding to advance utility-scale solar and battery storage projects.
- Britain Finds an Energy Edge as Europe Braces for Winter
Britain is leveraging its energy infrastructure to maintain stability as European nations prepare for winter energy demands.
- Green Hydrogen’s Big Bet: Can South Africa Turn Sun and Wind Into a Clean Energy Goldmine?
South Africa is exploring the potential of green hydrogen production using its abundant wind and solar resources.
- Thermal Energy Systems Get a Digital and Renewable MakeoverStudy
New digital and renewable technologies are being applied to improve the efficiency of thermal energy systems.
- International Renewable Energy Agency head urges global cooperation in energy storageReprint
The head of the International Renewable Energy Agency called for increased global cooperation to advance energy storage solutions.
- YEO Teknoloji expands energy storage projects in Azerbaijan (Exclusive)
YEO Teknoloji is expanding its portfolio of energy storage projects within Azerbaijan.
- Melting DeSantis statue unveiled in Tallahassee to protest climate policy
Activists unveiled a melting statue of Governor Ron DeSantis in Tallahassee to protest Florida's current climate policies.Also: Fast Company, Yahoo News New Zealand, WPBN, KVII, WSMH, WGXA, WPEC, WRGB, KATU, KMTR and 6 others
- Electric Mercedes-AMG GT SUV unveiled with 1,153 hp and 710 kW charging
Mercedes-AMG unveiled a high-performance all-electric SUV, scheduled to reach US dealerships in 2027.
- NSE, AGESI Partner to Advance Climate-Resilient Engineering in Nigeria
Engineering organizations in Nigeria are partnering to promote climate-resilient infrastructure development.
- WSDOT updates CO2 emission estimates associated with dam bre...Study
The Washington State Department of Transportation updated its carbon emission estimates related to dam breaching projects.Also: The Lewiston Tribune
- OMODA & JAECOO Launches Full Lifecycle Carbon Management Service, Releases Sino-European Mutually Recognised LCA Report for JAECOO 7 SHS
Automotive companies OMODA and JAECOO have launched a carbon management service and released a lifecycle assessment report for their vehicles.Also: The Manila Times
- Orile-Agege unveils electric vehicle scheme
The Orile-Agege local government in Nigeria has launched an initiative to introduce electric vehicles into its transport system.
- Calauan pushes carbon credit initiative
The municipality of Calauan is initiating a local carbon credit program to support environmental goals.
- Rep. Abigail Salisbury, Construction Junction, PA Solar Center, Partners Held Forum In Pittsburgh On How Solar Energy Can Help Residents Gain Energy Independence, Reduce Energy Costs
A forum in Pittsburgh discussed how solar energy can help residents achieve energy independence and lower costs.
- FG, Paras Energy flag off five interconnected 17.7MW mini-grid projects in IbadanReprint
The Nigerian government and Paras Energy launched five interconnected mini-grid solar projects in Ibadan.
- Underserved Oyo Communities To Enjoy Stable Electricity As Government Flags Off 17.7MW Mini-Grid ProjectsReprint
New mini-grid solar projects in Oyo state aim to provide stable electricity to underserved communities.
- Young People Are Bridging the Climate Divide for Oceania and the Caribbean
Young activists from Oceania and the Caribbean are collaborating to address climate change impacts in their respective regions.
- Santa Barbara Harbor prepares for potential El Niño storms as sailors face boat removal deadline
Santa Barbara officials are preparing for potential storm damage as El Niño approaches.
- GCEA to purchase energy from proposed Valley Range Energy Park
Gunnison County Electric Association plans to purchase power from a proposed new solar energy park.
- $20M solar energy center completed in northwest Peoria
A new $20 million solar energy center has been completed in northwest Peoria.
- A large solar farm is planned for Jefferson County. Residents are pushing back
Local residents in Jefferson County are organizing opposition to a planned large-scale solar farm.Also: WWNY
- $50M east Manatee renewable gas plant breaks ground
Construction has begun on a $50 million renewable gas plant in Manatee County.
- Madrid-Barajas Airport is expanding one solar farm into three, enough to match electricity use of 100,000 homes
Madrid-Barajas Airport is expanding its solar capacity to generate electricity equivalent to the needs of 100,000 homes.
- India Data Centers Push Clean Energy Demand Past Supply | CleanMax, Meta & BNEF Insights - News and StatisticsStudy
Rising demand from data centers in India is currently outpacing the available supply of clean energy.
- Tata Power and Imperial College collaborate on clean energy
Tata Power and Imperial College London are partnering to research and develop clean energy technologies.
- DHL Freight: Electric Trucks to Cut Diesel Emissions
DHL Freight is deploying electric trucks to reduce diesel emissions in its logistics operations.
- Grants Awarded to Combat Pollution and Climate Change
New grants have been awarded to support local environmental protection and climate change mitigation efforts.Also: The Vineyard Gazette
- Acoustic Gas Sensors Market to Accelerate Through 2035 on Industrial Safety and Emissions Compliance DemandStudy
The market for acoustic gas sensors is projected to grow due to increasing industrial safety and emissions compliance requirements.
- Spending 90 million VND to install rooftop solar panels saves 1.6 million VND per month.
A report highlights the economic benefits and monthly savings achieved by installing residential rooftop solar panels.Also: Vietnam.vn
- Munich youth climate conference LCOY 2026 focuses on practical solutions
The Munich youth climate conference is focusing on developing practical solutions for climate action.Also: The Baltic Review
- Salt-tolerant landscaping in the Florida Keys
Residents in the Florida Keys are increasingly adopting salt-tolerant landscaping to adapt to changing coastal conditions.
- Belmont preps for El Niño
The city of Belmont is implementing preparations to mitigate potential impacts from the upcoming El Niño season.
- Grants help communities stretch budgets by approving renewable energy projectsReprint
New grant funding is assisting local communities in implementing renewable energy projects to manage municipal budgets.
- JinkoSolar Unveils Tiger Neo 5.0 All-Black Residential Solar Module with 25.52% EfficiencyStudy
JinkoSolar has released a new residential solar module featuring 25.52% efficiency.
- Energy democracy, not hardware, drives rural revival, study arguesStudy
A study suggests that energy democracy and community-led initiatives are more effective for rural development than hardware deployment alone.
- Energy experts pull back curtain on battery storage and solar
Energy experts provided an overview of current battery storage and solar technology capabilities.
- Solar-Powered Car Crosses Canada
A solar-powered vehicle successfully completed a cross-country journey across Canada.
- Swiss solar-powered plane altitude record confirmed
A Swiss solar-powered aircraft has officially set a new altitude record.
- Swiss solar-powered aircraft reaches record 9,640 metresReprint
A Swiss solar-powered aircraft reached a record altitude of 9,640 meters.
- 3 Top Renewable Energy Stocks To Watch With Up To 16% Earnings GrowthClickbait
A financial analysis highlights three renewable energy stocks with projected earnings growth.
- Gwen Graham spends a ‘workday’ helping to install solar panels
Former Representative Gwen Graham participated in a solar panel installation event.
- UN’s loss and damage fund set to give Nepal $20m for flood recovery
The UN's loss and damage fund will provide $20 million to support flood recovery efforts in Nepal.Also: Phys.org, Borneo Bulletin, The Korea Herald, Arab News, Global News, The Economic Times, Ratopati, Arab News, The Economic Times, Ratopati and 3 others
- Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon falls to all-time low
Deforestation rates in the Brazilian Amazon have reached an all-time low.Also: Associated Press, BBC, Mongabay, Mongabay, Mongabay, Mongabay, Climate Home News, Bloomberg $, Bloomberg $, Heatmap $
- U.S. Supreme Court Hears Boulder County Climate Case
The U.S. Supreme Court has begun hearing a climate liability case brought by Boulder County against fossil fuel companies.
- COP28 chief wants 'historic mention' of fossil fuels
The COP28 president is pushing for a formal agreement to include fossil fuels in the final summit outcome.
- Gasoline Cars Fall Below 50% of Global Sales - Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA), Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ:RIVN)
Global sales of gasoline-powered cars have dropped below 50 percent of the total market share.Also: Benzinga
- US is reviving shuttered nuclear plants to meet growing electricity demand and to power data centers
The United States is restarting shuttered nuclear power plants to meet rising electricity demand and support data center operations.Also: Associated Press, Canary Media
- Clean Energy Is Poised to Set New Records in the US
The United States is on track to set new records for clean energy capacity additions.
- Frontier Signs $11.7M Carbon Removal Deal With 44.01’s Rock-Mineralization Technology
Frontier has signed an $11.7 million agreement to purchase carbon removal services using 44.01’s rock-mineralization technology.
- U.S. set to add record clean power as data centers drive demand, while gas expands too
The U.S. is projected to add record clean energy capacity, though fossil fuel usage is also expanding to meet data center demand.Also: Briefs Finance
- Wider approach needed to mitigate rising rechargeable battery emissionsStudy
A new study identifies strategies to reduce the rising climate impact associated with the production and use of lithium-ion batteries.
- Heating your home is expensive in New England — should you get a heat pump?
This report examines the cost-effectiveness and feasibility of installing heat pumps for home heating in New England.
- New SCOTUS Term Includes Cases on Climate Change, Universal Preschool
The upcoming Supreme Court term includes cases that could impact climate change policy and regulation.
- The Exxon Case: A Battle over Climate Reparations
Legal proceedings against ExxonMobil highlight the growing movement to hold fossil fuel companies accountable for climate-related damages.
- Feeling the heat: how do we keep health systems fully functional during heatwaves?Study
The WHO provides guidance on maintaining functional health systems during extreme heat wave events.
- Real-time satellite tracking exposed methane leaks across oil, coal, and gas sites
Real-time satellite monitoring has successfully identified methane leaks across various fossil fuel infrastructure sites.
- BloombergNEF Forecasts 584 GW New Solar Installations In 2026Study
BloombergNEF forecasts that 584 GW of new solar capacity will be installed globally in 2026.
- Flatiron Energy closes US$850 million financing for 1.2GWh Massachusetts BESS project
Flatiron Energy secured $850 million in financing to develop a 1.2 GWh battery energy storage project in Massachusetts.Also: citybiz
- COP31 Youth Declaration: Young people's call for climate action that delivers
Youth delegates at COP31 issued a declaration demanding more effective and urgent global climate action.
- South Africa Urges Bigger, Predictable Resources for Climate Funds
South Africa is calling for more predictable and increased international financial resources to support climate action.
- EGLE launches grant program to replace diesel refuse trucks with electric models
Michigan's environmental department launched a grant program to help replace diesel refuse trucks with electric models.Also: SooLeader.com, WWMT
- Deadly, extreme heat is coming. This lawmaker wants us to be prepared.
A lawmaker is pushing for new policy measures to improve preparedness for increasingly deadly extreme heat events.Also: Politico
- $2m payday for home battery owners as heatwave catches grid off guard
Home battery owners in Australia received payments for providing grid support during a heat wave.
- Solar Photovoltaic Hardening for Resilience – WildfireStudy
The Department of Energy released guidance on hardening solar photovoltaic systems against wildfire risks.
- Beyond The $700 Million ADB Loan: Can Climate Insurance Save Pakistan's Farmers?
Pakistan explores the potential of climate insurance to protect farmers against climate-driven agricultural risks.Also: The Friday Times
- Vietnam refinery maps 2050 net-zero path with CCUS and green hydrogenStudy
A Vietnamese refinery is implementing carbon capture and green hydrogen technologies to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.Also: Bioengineer.org
- DTE brings a 100 MW Michigan solar farm online to help power Ford’s manufacturing footprint with more homegrown renewable electricity
DTE Energy launched a 100 MW solar farm in Michigan to supply renewable electricity to Ford manufacturing facilities.
- Nearly 12,000 California residents bought EVs using state rebate program
Nearly 12,000 California residents utilized a state rebate program to purchase electric vehicles.
- Houses of worship in New York City prepare for growing climate threats
Religious organizations in New York City are conducting climate-readiness audits to prepare their buildings for extreme weather events.
- Americans want electric cars – they just can’t find them
Market analysis suggests that high prices and limited availability are preventing many Americans from purchasing electric vehicles.
- Monthly Wind Generation In ISO-NE Is About 68% Higher Than Last YearStudy
Wind energy generation in the ISO New England region increased by 68% in the first nine months of 2026 compared to 2025.
- US EV sales are rising again. Here’s why the recovery is set to last.
U.S. electric vehicle sales are showing signs of a sustained recovery despite broader political and economic uncertainty.
- ASIA WATCH: Nepal urges global climate action after devastating Himalayan floodsReprint
Nepal calls for urgent international climate action following catastrophic flooding in the Himalayas.
- Tokyo puts sewer upgrades on the climate investment agenda
Tokyo is incorporating sewer system upgrades into its climate investment strategy to manage flood risks.
- Methane emissions reporting templates – Commission launches call for feedback
The European Commission has opened a public consultation on new reporting templates for methane emissions.
- West Cork Dairy Pilot Cuts Methane Emissions by 72%
A pilot project in West Cork, Ireland, successfully reduced methane emissions from dairy farming by 72%.Also: Agriland
- Oil-rich nations must turn fossil fuel wealth into sustainable energy — Expert
Experts urge oil-dependent nations to diversify their economies by investing fossil fuel wealth into sustainable energy infrastructure.
- AIT Hosted Nearly 200 Experts from 79 Countries to Advance IPCC Climate Mitigation Report
Experts gathered at the Asian Institute of Technology to advance work on the upcoming IPCC climate mitigation report.
- Gov’t Strengthens Energy Self-Sufficiency Through B50 Biodiesel, 100 GWp Solar Power Development
The Indonesian government announced plans to expand B50 biodiesel usage and develop 100 GWp of solar power capacity.
- Australian renewable investment hits record 5 GW with three months still to run
Australian renewable energy investment reached a record 5 GW with three months remaining in the year.
- India’s BS-VII Draft Adds Brake Emissions Limits for Passenger CarsStudy
India's draft BS-VII emission standards include new requirements for limiting brake-related particulate emissions in passenger cars.
- How China Is Leveraging Electric Vehicles to Stabilize Its Power Grid
China is integrating electric vehicle charging infrastructure to help stabilize and balance its national power grid.Also: People's Daily Online
- Italy needs 50 GWh of new storage as solar nears 82 GW by 2030Study
Italy requires 50 GWh of new energy storage capacity to manage the projected growth of solar power to 82 GW by 2030.
- Four Years of Real Data Reveal How a Ugandan Island Solar-Diesel Mini-Grid Really PerformsStudy
Four years of operational data from a Ugandan island mini-grid provide insights into the performance of solar-diesel hybrid systems.
- Global Mangrove Alliance Targets CBD COP17 with New Policy BriefsStudy
The Global Mangrove Alliance released policy briefs aimed at protecting mangrove ecosystems ahead of the CBD COP17 conference.
- Asia’s next financial revolution must be climate-readyStudy
The Stockholm Environment Institute argues that Asian financial systems must integrate climate risk management to ensure future economic stability.
- Italy clinches deal with EU over measures to limit impact of gas prices on electricity costs
Italy reached an agreement with the EU to mitigate the impact of energy prices on electricity costs.
- Africa Told to Weigh Own Needs Before Exporting Carbon Credits
African nations are being advised to prioritize domestic climate needs before committing to international carbon credit exports.
- Solid-state battery startup Adden Energy is raising $27M
Solid-state battery startup Adden Energy is raising $27 million to advance its battery technology.
- ICAR-MGIFRI, Motihari Promotes Climate-Resilient Farming Strategies for Flood-Prone Diara and Chaur EcosystemsStudy
The ICAR-MGIFRI is promoting climate-resilient agricultural strategies for flood-prone ecosystems in India.
- NSTA commends UK North Sea emissions cuts, calls for continued focus
The North Sea Transition Authority acknowledged emissions reductions in the UK offshore sector while urging continued progress.Also: Offshore Magazine
- A win for the climate and Northland communities!
The Sierra Club reports a victory for climate and community interests in the Northland region.Also: Sierra Club
- Even with high gas prices, EV sales in California are flat
Electric vehicle sales in California have remained stagnant despite high gasoline prices.Also: San Diego Union-Tribune
- Wind Turbines Can Stabilize the GridStudy
The U.S. Department of Energy released findings on how wind turbines can provide essential stability to the electrical grid.
- Solar Photovoltaic System Cost BenchmarksStudy
The U.S. Department of Energy published updated cost benchmarks for solar photovoltaic systems.
- No 10 leaves option open to impose Chinese EV tariffs if UK joins EU scheme
The UK government is considering potential tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles if it aligns with EU trade schemes.
- Patent lawsuit points to 10 GW ingot and wafer equipment import for Tesla's $10 billion Texas solar factory
A patent lawsuit reveals details about equipment imports for a large-scale solar manufacturing facility in Texas.
- Matching wastewater treatment to local demand could help China tackle water scarcityStudy
Addressing water scarcity in China requires better alignment between wastewater treatment capacity and local geographic demand.
- Europe Needs Electric Freight Corridors, Not Just Electric Ships
The author argues that Europe needs to prioritize the development of electric freight corridors to effectively decarbonize the shipping sector.
- Solar panels are bringing idle cranberry bogs back to life
Solar panels installed over idle cranberry bogs in Massachusetts are providing a new revenue stream to support continued farming.
- A Giant Data Center Offers a Permitting Reform Test Case
A large data center project serves as a case study for the effectiveness of federal permitting reform on clean energy infrastructure.Also: Heatmap $
- UN Climate Summit 2019
The 2019 UN Climate Summit convened global leaders to discuss climate action and emissions reduction commitments.
- Research paper shows biofuels, BECSS can play a role in mitigating GHG emissionsStudy
Research indicates that biofuels and bioenergy with carbon capture and storage can contribute to greenhouse gas mitigation.
- Australia names offshore site for Inpex-led Bonaparte carbon storage project
Australia has designated an offshore site for a carbon capture and storage project led by Inpex.
- Improved nitrogen management offers 13% reduction in farm carbon footprintsStudy
Improved nitrogen management techniques in agriculture can reduce farm carbon footprints by 13 percent.
- Indonesia Sets New Rules for Farm Carbon Credits and Farmer Benefits
Indonesia has implemented new regulations governing farm-based carbon credits and the distribution of benefits to farmers.
- Duke Energy Florida launches new solar site in Jefferson County
Duke Energy Florida has commissioned a new solar power facility in Jefferson County.
- Perovskite solar mini-modules reach 18.2% efficiency using safer solventsStudy
Researchers achieved 18.2% efficiency in perovskite solar mini-modules using new, safer solvent manufacturing processes.
- China’s Solar Module Exports Reach 15.26 GW In August 2026 As Cell Shipments Surge 54%Study
China exported 15.26 GW of solar modules in August 2026, with solar cell shipments increasing by 54%.
- Network Rail backs zero-emission fleet goal with £13m EV charging framework
Network Rail established a £13 million framework for EV charging infrastructure to support its transition to a zero-emission fleet.
- Temporary microgrids provide a blueprint for a flexible, resilient power grid
Temporary microgrids are being utilized as a strategy to increase power grid flexibility and resilience.
- MaxSolar, N-ergie break ground on grid-supportive battery in Germany
MaxSolar and N-ergie have begun construction on a new battery storage project in Germany designed to support grid stability.
- Valo to deliver 1.6 GWh battery storage system using Wärtsilä GridSolve technology
Valo is deploying a 1.6 GWh battery storage system in Australia using Wärtsilä's GridSolve technology.
- Middle East turns to Energy Storage to support renewable growth
Countries in the Middle East are increasingly adopting energy storage technologies to support the expansion of renewable energy.
- Mobile Batteries That Chase the Sun Cut Rooftop Solar Waste in Crowded GridsStudy
New mobile battery technology helps reduce wasted solar energy in crowded power grids by optimizing storage placement.
- Decentralised Energy Solutions Transforming Chad's Electricity Access
Decentralized energy solutions are being implemented to improve electricity access and reliability in Chad.
- Energy Storage Brief By BessXChange: Austria’s Battery Push, India’s BESS Manufacturing Boom, Sungrow's Security BreachReprint
A roundup of global energy storage developments covers battery manufacturing in India, policy in Austria, and a security incident at Sungrow.
- ArcActive launches Geelong battery pilot to improve commercial energy storage
ArcActive has launched a battery pilot project in Geelong, Australia, aimed at improving the efficiency of commercial energy storage.
- DOE sees 3,000 MW of four-hour energy storage in power mix by 2040
The Philippines Department of Energy projects a need for 3,000 MW of four-hour energy storage capacity by 2040.
- Jaisalmer gets a 20 MWh battery system as GEON commissions the project
GEON has commissioned a 20 MWh battery energy storage system in Jaisalmer, India.
- Transformed reef in the Gulf shows lasting impact of conservation
A reef in the Gulf of Mexico demonstrates the long-term positive impacts of ongoing conservation efforts.
- Europe’s Sentinel-3C Satellite delivers first Earth images and climate dataStudy
The Sentinel-3C satellite has successfully delivered its first set of Earth observation images and climate monitoring data.
- Scoop: Form Energy delays IPO to 2027
Energy storage company Form Energy has delayed its planned initial public offering until 2027.
- Battery Emissions: Supply and Demand DecarbonizationStudy
This report examines the decarbonization of supply and demand chains within the battery manufacturing industry.Also: Scientific Frontline
- Renewable Friday: PreCOP31 Final Day
A recurring column provides updates on international climate negotiations and renewable energy developments.Also: Daily Kos
- Public Health Nurses Demand a Seat at the Climate Policy Table
Public health nurses are advocating for a formal role in shaping climate policy to address health-related impacts.Also: Bioengineer.org
- Gord rolls out AI platforms to drive corporate sustainability | Gulf Times
Gord has launched new AI platforms designed to assist corporations in managing and improving their sustainability efforts.
- Senior centers offer older adults a place to cool down during extreme heat
Senior centers are providing cooling stations to protect older adults during periods of extreme heat.
- Charlotte Water spokesperson discusses Stage 2 drought restrictions, conservation efforts
Charlotte Water officials are discussing ongoing drought restrictions and water conservation measures.Also: City of Charlotte (.gov)
- Portable MRI Cuts Carbon Emissions While Bringing Brain Imaging to Remote Canada
The use of portable MRI technology in remote Canada reduces the carbon emissions associated with patient travel.
- KCCA Eyes Methane Gas Harvesting at Buyala Landfill
The Kampala Capital City Authority is planning to harvest methane gas from the Buyala landfill.
- Oklahoma lawmakers consider the future of property tax exemptions for renewable energy companies
Oklahoma lawmakers are debating the future of property tax exemptions for renewable energy companies.
- Nuclear energy could help Iowa compete for data centers, industry
Iowa officials are considering nuclear energy as a potential power source to attract data centers and industry.
- Bristol Airport generates record levels of renewable energy from solar farm
Bristol Airport reported record-breaking renewable energy generation from its onsite solar farm.
- Türkiye, Romania eye deeper energy ties through gas, renewables
Türkiye and Romania are exploring increased cooperation in natural gas and renewable energy sectors.
- Large-scale Energy Storage Enters Center Stage
Large-scale energy storage systems are increasingly critical for integrating renewable energy into the power grid in Hungary and beyond.
- New capacity calculation aims to facilitate short-term electricity trading in Europe
A new capacity calculation method is being implemented in Europe to improve short-term electricity trading and grid efficiency.
- Global Health and Political Updates: Ebola in Kenya, Adamawa Election Race, and Anti-Flaring InvestigationReprint
A news roundup includes reports on an anti-flaring investigation alongside unrelated political and health updates.
- Snowmaking in a drought: Ski areas give insight, point to careful approach to making snow
Ski resorts are adopting careful water management strategies to continue snowmaking operations during drought periods.
- Climate resilience moves up with a homebuying checklist
A new homebuying checklist helps prospective homeowners assess property vulnerability to climate-related risks.
- EMS One-Stop: Weather whiplash — preparing EMS for stronger storms
Emergency medical services are adapting training protocols to prepare for the increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events.
- MR2R LDAR Webinar
The CCAC is hosting a webinar focused on methane leak detection and repair (LDAR) strategies.
- Wildlife Interactions with Renewable Energy Sites: A Conversation with Professor Clint Robins
A university professor discusses the ecological impacts of renewable energy infrastructure on local wildlife.
- Standard Solar adds Connell and Othello solar projects
Standard Solar has added two new solar projects in Connell and Othello to its portfolio.
- Wind turbine maker's shares surge on profits upgrade
Shares of a wind turbine manufacturer rose following an upward revision of profit expectations.
- How TSUN's complete plug-in solar ecosystem makes UK home solar 'safer, simpler and more flexibleClickbait
A manufacturer promotes its plug-in solar ecosystem as a simplified solution for residential solar installations in the UK.
- Up to £200 a year off in new green multi-storey parking permit pilot for town centre workers
A UK town is piloting a green parking permit scheme to offer discounts for workers using low-emission vehicles.
- Wind Charge Controllers Market Forecast to 2035: Off-Grid Demand Drives Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
A market forecast predicts growth in the wind charge controller sector driven by rising demand for off-grid energy solutions.
- The Princess of Asturias Foundation will calculate and offset the carbon footprint generated during its activities
The Princess of Asturias Foundation has committed to calculating and offsetting the carbon footprint of its organizational activities.
- India proposes phased rollout of stricter BS7 vehicle emissions rules from 2029
The Indian government has proposed a phased implementation of stricter BS7 vehicle emission standards starting in 2029.
- 20.4GWh grid-scale BESS deployed globally in September, up 61%; YTD installs up 43%Study
Global grid-scale battery energy storage system deployments reached 20.4GWh in September, marking a 61% increase.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- Evaluating space-based methane detection through a one-year blind testStudy
A year-long blind test confirms the effectiveness of satellite-based methane detection systems.
- Centre Proposes BS7 Emission Norms From April 2029, With Phased Rollout Until 2035
India's government has proposed a phased rollout of BS7 emission norms for vehicles between 2029 and 2035.Also: inkl, MillenniumPost
- India proposes BS-VII emission norms from April 2029: What changes for cars, EVs and old vehicles
New proposed BS-VII emission norms in India will impact vehicle manufacturing standards and requirements for EVs and older vehicles.
- Shell faces historic $108M climate lawsuit in Brazil over deadly 2024 floodsReprint
Shell faces a $108 million lawsuit in Brazil for its alleged role in contributing to deadly 2024 floods.
- Storage targets nearly triple since COP29, but still fall 45% short of 1,500 GW pledgeStudy
Global energy storage targets have nearly tripled since COP29 but remain 45% below the 1,500 GW pledge.
- Industrial heat hides huge carbon savings in plain sight, study arguesStudy
A new study identifies significant potential for carbon emission reductions by improving industrial heat efficiency.
- New Satellites Accurately Detect Methane Emissions
New satellite technology has demonstrated the ability to accurately detect and monitor methane emissions from space.Also: Tomorrow's World Today
- China’s first 100 MW compressed CO2 storage plant connects to grid
China has connected its first 100 MW compressed CO2 energy storage plant to the power grid.
- Cities and urban areas are central to global decarbonization pathwaysStudy
Research highlights the critical role of urban areas and city-level action in achieving global decarbonization goals.
- Pa. County Pursues Climate Change Tort Suit on Appeal Against National Backdrop
A Pennsylvania county is continuing its climate change tort lawsuit against fossil fuel companies as part of a broader national legal trend.Also: Law360
- Fifteen young Canadians are taking their climate rights to court
Fifteen young Canadians are pursuing legal action to assert their rights to a stable climate and environment.
- A new report just busted another myth about heat pumps
A new report addresses and debunks common misconceptions regarding the efficiency and viability of heat pumps.
- How One Global Climate Deal Worked ‘Perfectly’ as Others Faltered
The Montreal Protocol's success in phasing out ozone-depleting chemicals provides a potential model for international climate cooperation.
- Scorecard: Colombia gets top marks while high-emitting countries doing too little to protect health from climate changeStudy
A new scorecard ranks countries on how well they integrate public health protections into their national climate plans.
- Prioritizing demand-side use of clean hydrogen for cost-effective mitigationStudy
This study identifies the most cost-effective sectors for prioritizing clean hydrogen use to maximize decarbonization efforts.
- France’s emissions falling faster in 2026 but still over climate target
France's carbon emissions are declining faster in 2026, though the country remains behind its established climate targets.Also: Modern Ghana
- Climate lawsuits a new headache for Shell
Shell is facing increasing legal challenges as climate litigation becomes a significant risk for the oil and gas industry.
- Building cooler, more resilient cities for the future
The UNEP outlines strategies for urban planning to improve cooling and climate resilience in cities.
- Clean energy finance passes fossil fuels for the first time, but little reaches low-income countries
Global clean energy finance has surpassed fossil fuel investment, though funding remains inaccessible for many low-income nations.
- AI, green energy and economic transitions risk leaving vulnerable communities behind, UN warns
The UN warns that economic transitions to green energy must be managed to avoid leaving vulnerable communities behind.
- ASEAN Energy Transition and Investment Roadmap launched at AEBF-26 to accelerate a clean, inclusive and resilient energy future
The ASEAN Energy Transition and Investment Roadmap was launched to accelerate clean energy development across the region.
- In 3 weeks, over 77,000 households register for Delhi’s rooftop solar scheme
Over 77,000 Delhi households registered for a rooftop solar scheme within three weeks of its launch.
- New BS-VII Rules Target Tyre, Brake Pollution
Proposed BS-VII emission standards in India will include new regulations for particulate matter from tires and brakes.
- Government Earmarks ₹60 Billion for Green Energy Corridor-III Battery Storage
The Indian government has allocated 60 billion rupees to fund battery storage projects as part of its Green Energy Corridor-III initiative.
- Rewarding resilience: Climate-linked credit for India’s women farmers
A new initiative provides climate-linked credit to women farmers in India to help improve agricultural resilience.
- Healthy corals help bleached neighbors regain color: StudyReprint
New research indicates that healthy corals can assist bleached neighbors in regaining their color through physical interaction.Also: BGNES
- Stanford Study Reveals Healthy Corals Can Trigger Bleached Coral Recovery Within a WeekReprint
A Stanford study reveals that healthy corals can trigger recovery in bleached corals within one week of contact.
- Exclusive: Frontier secures deal with startup that stores CO2 in rocks
Frontier has signed a deal with a startup focused on mineral-based carbon dioxide storage.
- What explains the cost advantage of Chinese electrolysers?Study
The IEA examines the factors contributing to the cost competitiveness of Chinese-manufactured electrolyzers.
- Brazil – Methane Regulatory Support for the Oil and Gas Sector
The CCAC is providing regulatory support to Brazil to help manage methane emissions in the oil and gas sector.
- Nightpeak Energy brings second 300 MWh phase of Texas project online
Nightpeak Energy has brought the second 300 MWh phase of its Texas battery storage project online.Also: ESS News
- Fluence to supply 1 GWh battery for Vattenfall in Germany
Fluence will supply a 1 GWh battery energy storage system to Vattenfall for deployment in Germany.Also: ESS News
- Countries urged to ramp up "insufficient" nature policies at COP17
Nations are being pressured to strengthen inadequate nature-related policies during the COP17 biodiversity negotiations.
- As El Niño fuels drought in Panama, trees help ranchers maintain their water supply
Panamanian ranchers are using silvopastoral systems to mitigate water shortages caused by El Niño-induced drought.
- Why New Jersey is buying flood-prone homes
New Jersey is using a state program to purchase flood-prone properties and convert them into open space to mitigate climate-driven flood risks.
- Belize looks to the deep sea to complete its 30% ocean protection pledge
Belize is proposing three new offshore marine protected areas to reach its goal of protecting 30% of its ocean territory.
- Artificial mangrove roots offer a stopgap for Thailand’s eroding coastline
Artificial mangrove roots are being deployed in Thailand as a temporary measure to combat severe coastal erosion in the Chao Phraya Delta.
- Climate adaptation's delivery gap: Turning national plans into action
While many developing nations have national adaptation plans, implementation is lagging due to finance and capacity gaps.
- Combining climate policy instruments for a just transition to a climate-neutral economyStudy
A study analyzes the distributional costs of EU climate policies on households to ensure a just transition.
- Satellites to provide faster wildfire detection by 2030
New satellite technology is being developed to enable faster detection of wildfires by 2030.
- Shell Faces Climate Disaster Claims on Two Continents — From Brazil’s Deadly Floods to the Philippines’ Devastating TyphoonReprint
Shell acknowledges legal claims linking its operations to climate-related flooding and typhoons in Brazil and the Philippines.
- A GAAP for Carbon
Financial analysts discuss the development of standardized accounting practices for corporate carbon emissions.
- Hope for children: churches turn to the law to hold fossil fuel financiers accountable
The World Council of Churches is supporting legal efforts to hold fossil fuel financiers accountable for climate impacts.
- Rural areas reap economic benefits from wind and solar projects, new Midwest study findsStudy
A new study indicates that rural areas in the Midwest are experiencing economic growth from wind and solar projects.Also: Nebraska Public Media
- The Map and the Territory: Mining and Renewable Energy in the Atacama Desert
The expansion of renewable energy infrastructure in the Atacama Desert presents complex challenges regarding mining and land use.
- Odisha needs INR1.1 lakh crore to expand renewable energy, storage, and grid infrastructureStudy
An IEEFA report estimates Odisha requires significant investment to upgrade its grid and expand renewable energy capacity.Also: Business Standard, Saur Energy
- Finland demands grid-forming support for new wind, solar in weak grids
Finland is requiring new wind and solar projects to include grid-forming capabilities to maintain stability in weaker parts of the power network.
- Battery storage can help Britain’s ports power the next phase of clean shipping
Battery storage technology is being proposed to support the decarbonization of shipping operations at British ports.
- Fair climate transitions need more than financial support, evidence review suggestsStudy
A review of evidence suggests that achieving fair climate transitions requires more than just financial support mechanisms.
- Lawsuit Spurs EPA to Address Asthma-Causing Air Pollution in Parts of Texas, Tennessee
A lawsuit has compelled the EPA to address air pollution issues in Texas and Tennessee.
- How a laboratory accident revealed a new way to rescue dying coralsReprint
Researchers accidentally discovered a technique that could help restore dying coral reefs.
- Suzlon Sees India’s Annual Wind Deployment Doubling by 2030Study
Suzlon Energy projects that India's annual wind power deployment will double by 2030.
- Tech giants want clean energy in N.C. Is Duke finally ready to help?
Major corporations in North Carolina are pressuring Duke Energy to accelerate the transition to carbon-free electricity.
- BuildingsStudy
UNEP provides resources and data regarding the role of the building sector in global climate mitigation efforts.
- Large-scale renewables projects hit record levels of investment sign-offs in September quarter, Bowen says
Australia saw record levels of investment sign-offs for large-scale renewable energy projects during the September quarter.Also: PV Tech
- Long-Duration Energy StorageStudy
A report outlines the role and necessity of long-duration energy storage for integrating renewable energy into the grid.
- Vehicle-to-Grid technology offers huge source of energy storage, report findsStudy
A new report identifies vehicle-to-grid technology as a significant potential source of energy storage capacity.
- LONGi Opens Suzhou Manufacturing Base Targeting 31 GWh a Year of Storage Capacity
LONGi has opened a new manufacturing facility in Suzhou with an annual production capacity of 31 GWh for energy storage.
- Base Power to deploy 100 MWh of home batteries for Georgia co-op
Base Power will deploy 100 MWh of residential battery storage for an electric cooperative in Georgia.
- Despite slumping EV sales, the battery industry continues to grow
The global battery industry continues to expand despite a recent slowdown in electric vehicle sales growth.
- Regenerative Growers in Florida Aim to Improve Soil for Health of Food, Environment, Consumers and Workers
Florida farmers are adopting regenerative agriculture practices to improve soil health and environmental sustainability.
- £15m for zero-emission testing at Belfast Harbour
A £15 million investment will support zero-emission testing for maritime operations at Belfast Harbour.
- BYD to Assemble Vehicles in Malaysia
BYD has partnered with Inokom Corporation to begin local assembly of electric vehicles in Malaysia.
- New South Wales Government Electrifies Fleet Revolution
The New South Wales government is providing seed funding to help small businesses transition their vehicle fleets to electric.
- What's up with Pennsylvania's hydrogen hubs?Reprint
An overview of the current status and challenges facing the Biden administration's hydrogen hub initiatives.
- The wine sector’s major transformation: adapting to climate change and shifting consumer preferencesStudy
CaixaBank Research examines how the wine industry is adapting production methods to mitigate the impacts of climate change.
- The Ocean Pavilion Returns to Global Climate Negotiations for the Fifth Year at the “Blue” COP | NewswiseReprint
The Ocean Pavilion will return to the upcoming COP climate negotiations to highlight ocean-climate issues.
- San Jose prepares for potential El Niño storms, flooding
San Jose officials are implementing flood preparedness measures in anticipation of potential storms driven by El Niño.
- Finnlines implements Green Lane low-carbon shipping solution with Stora Enso
Finnlines and Stora Enso have launched a low-carbon shipping initiative to reduce transport emissions.
- EPM achieves carbon-neutral operation in 2025 for its electric power businesses
Utility company EPM reports achieving carbon-neutral operations for its electric power business in 2025.
- TAP achieves Gold Standard for methane emissions reporting
The Trans Adriatic Pipeline has achieved the Gold Standard for its methane emissions reporting practices.
- Sierra Club calls for renewable energy to be part of Iowa steel mill deal | The Hawk Eye - Burlington, Iowa
The Sierra Club is advocating for the inclusion of renewable energy requirements in a proposed Iowa steel mill project.Also: Iowa Capital Dispatch
- PPAs are progressing in Peru: Is the infrastructure ready to support the renewable energy expansion?
Peru is expanding renewable energy power purchase agreements, raising questions about grid infrastructure readiness.
- Sustainable finance for a just transition in OdishaStudy
A report outlines sustainable finance strategies to support a just energy transition in the Indian state of Odisha.
- India To Add Record 70 GW+ Power Capacity In FY27, Minister Calls For AI-Led SolutionsReprint
India plans to add over 70 GW of power capacity in fiscal year 2027, with officials advocating for AI-driven energy management.
- Ghana’s EV Shift Hinges on Drivers’ Minds, Not Just Their Wallets
Adoption of electric vehicles in Ghana is currently limited by consumer perception and behavioral factors.
- Actemium works with Network Rail on zero emission fleet
Actemium is partnering with Network Rail to transition their fleet to zero-emission vehicles.
- New CAFE III Norms Explained: How the EV Super Credit Policy Works
This explainer details how the new CAFE III norms and EV super credit policies function in the automotive sector.
- India’s New BS-VII Rules Proposed: What They Mean for Petrol, Diesel and Electric Car Buyers?
This report outlines the implications of India's proposed BS-VII emission rules for consumers purchasing petrol, diesel, and electric vehicles.
- BS-VII Emission Norms Can Start From April 2029 With New Rules For Brake, Tyre and EV BatteryReprint
New BS-VII emission norms, including standards for brakes, tires, and EV batteries, are expected to begin in India in April 2029.
- Grid inertia is the new reliability
Grid inertia is becoming an increasingly critical factor for maintaining power system reliability as renewable energy integration grows.
- Onsemi and Sungrow deepen battery storage tie-up as demand rises for grid power
Onsemi and Sungrow have expanded their partnership to supply components for battery energy storage systems to meet growing grid demand.
- Econergy connects Dalmarnock BESS to UK grid
Econergy has successfully connected its Dalmarnock battery energy storage system to the United Kingdom's national grid.
- Econergy connects to grid 120-MWh battery in ScotlandReprint
Econergy has brought a 120-MWh battery storage project online in Scotland to support grid stability.
- Trina Storage Secures 196 MWh Battery Energy Storage System Supply Contract for AEJ Nozu Project in Japan
Trina Storage has been contracted to supply a 196 MWh battery energy storage system for the AEJ Nozu project in Japan.
- The underwater trees helping Florida restore its coral reefs
Florida is utilizing underwater structures to support the restoration of local coral reef ecosystems.
- Africa Too Reliant on Cookstoves For Carbon Finance, Rwanda Says
Rwanda argues that African carbon finance markets are currently too dependent on cookstove projects.
- A little bipartisan bromance as Schwarzenegger, Gov. Gavin Newsom laud California’s climate change wins
California officials highlight recent state-level policy successes in climate mitigation and clean energy.Also: Los Angeles Times $
- Jackson says that Maine should invest more in climate resilience and get off fossil fuels
A Maine official advocates for increased investment in climate resilience and a transition away from fossil fuels.
- Life's a restored beach for these artificial reef startups
Startups are developing artificial reef technologies to assist in the restoration and protection of degraded marine ecosystems.
- BYD’s electric luxury GT will get a major update for Europe in 2027
BYD plans to release a major update for its Denza Z9 GT luxury electric vehicle in Europe in 2027.
- BMW’s new i3 just drove 753 miles on a single charge
BMW demonstrated its new Gen6 battery technology by driving an i3 model 753 miles on a single charge.
- Major US Cities Doing The Most To Prepare For Climate ChangeClickbait
A listicle highlights major U.S. cities that are implementing significant climate adaptation and preparation strategies.
- Are UK data centres ready for climate change?
An assessment evaluates the preparedness of UK data centers to withstand the physical risks posed by climate change.
- How much water Front Range communities did — and didn’t — save this summer
Colorado communities report on their water conservation efforts and successes during the summer season.
- Reidsville declares Stage 1 water restrictions as Lake Reidsville levels drop amid drought
Reidsville has implemented Stage 1 water restrictions due to declining water levels in Lake Reidsville caused by drought.
- Montana drought fuels push for data center water review
Montana drought conditions have prompted calls for a formal review of water usage by local data centers.
- Nepal flood losses highlight need for climate-resilient hydropower in South Asia-INP
Recent flood losses in Nepal highlight the urgent need for South Asian hydropower infrastructure to be built with climate resilience in mind.
- AGSI announces lowest verified carbon footprint for rebarStudy
AGSI has verified the lowest carbon footprint for its rebar production process.
- Chery, Shougang roll out jointly developed parts made with 55% recycled steel
Chery and Shougang have launched automotive parts manufactured using 55% recycled steel.
- Bamboo-based fuel with 26-fold lower greenhouse emissions could power vehicles, planes
Researchers are developing a bamboo-based fuel that reportedly produces significantly lower greenhouse gas emissions than conventional fuels.
- [Irreplaceable K-Tech] KIST turns rainwater into underground carbon minerals beyond net-zero goalsStudy
KIST researchers have developed a method to mineralize rainwater into underground carbon storage.
- Examining arguments on both sides of Eugene’s proposed clean energy fee
Local officials and residents are debating the merits of a proposed clean energy fee in Eugene, Oregon.
- Pacolet Milliken Expands its Biomass Platform with the Acquisition of Georgia Renewable Power
Pacolet Milliken has acquired Georgia Renewable Power to expand its biomass energy operations.
- Facilities could benefit as on-site energy matures, attorney says
Experts suggest that facilities can achieve economic and efficiency benefits by adopting on-site renewable energy systems.
- Renewable Energy & BESS Development And Financing In Texas: An Environmental, Land Use & Regulatory Perspective (Video)
This video provides a regulatory and environmental overview of renewable energy and battery storage development in Texas.
- Tualatin officially opens new hydropower system that turns drinking water pressure into electricity
Tualatin has launched a new hydropower system that generates electricity from municipal drinking water pressure.
- Thermal Energy Storage Tanks Market Forecast to 2035: Growth Driven by Renewable Integration - News and StatisticsStudy
A market forecast predicts significant growth in thermal energy storage tanks driven by renewable energy integration through 2035.
- 'We're not a competitor to fusion. We are fusion': Inside the race to harness unlimited solar power in space
Researchers are exploring the development of space-based solar power as a potential clean energy source.
- Gulf’s clean-energy investment opens new opportunities for solar development across Middle EastReprint
Increased clean-energy investment in the Gulf region is creating new opportunities for solar power development across the Middle East.
- Improving energy efficiency key to cutting food costs and waste, FAO saysReprint
The FAO states that improving energy efficiency in food systems is essential for reducing both food costs and waste.
- Sunrun Leads Record Grid Dispatch Delivering Enough Energy to Power Every Home in San Francisco and San JoseReprint
Sunrun successfully managed a record grid dispatch of home battery energy sufficient to power San Francisco and San Jose.
- Record fuel prices make the case for fuel-efficient vehicles and electric transport, says ICCT
The ICCT argues that high fuel prices provide a strong economic incentive for transitioning to electric and fuel-efficient vehicles.Also: Infrastructure News
- Almost half of drivers plan to buy an electrified vehicle
Survey data indicates that nearly half of drivers intend to purchase an electrified vehicle for their next car.
- CEVA Logistics Pilots Autonomous Electric Vehicles at Singapore Blue Hub to Drive Intra-Hub Automation
CEVA Logistics is piloting autonomous electric vehicles at its Singapore facility to improve operational efficiency.
- Britain's EV owners forecast to double when drivers buy their 'next car'
Projections suggest the number of electric vehicle owners in Britain will double as consumers replace their current cars.
- Nottingham City Transport unveils first electric double-decker buses
Nottingham City Transport has introduced its first fleet of electric double-decker buses.
- Jindal Stainless deploys 10 electric trucks, targets 26% lower logistics emissions
Jindal Stainless has deployed 10 electric trucks, aiming to reduce its logistics-related carbon emissions by 26 percent.
- METLEN and Karatzis Group inaugurate BESS in Greece
METLEN and Karatzis Group have inaugurated a new battery energy storage system (BESS) in Greece.
- GIGA Storage secures grid connection for 1.4-GWh German battery
GIGA Storage has secured a grid connection for a 1.4-GWh battery project in Germany.
- Leader Energy begins construction of 100-MW battery storage project in Malaysia
Leader Energy has begun construction on a 100-MW battery storage project located in Malaysia.
- Developer pitches energy storage facility in Manteno
A developer has proposed the construction of a new energy storage facility in Manteno, Illinois.
- How federal money is pushing cops towards e-bikes
Federal funding is increasingly being used by police departments in the United States to adopt electric bicycles for patrol duties.
- New preppers guide for health sector as climate hazards rise
A new guide has been released to help the health sector prepare for increasing climate-related hazards.
- Trace One and Carbon Maps partner to automate Product Carbon Footprint and LCA from PLM data for food and beverage
Trace One and Carbon Maps are partnering to automate carbon footprint tracking for the food and beverage industry.
- Dundee engineering firm RADIX partners with Abertay University to tackle carbon emissions in construction
RADIX and Abertay University are collaborating to develop methods for reducing construction-related carbon emissions.
- Hydrogen and Waste Heat Could Help Industrial Parks Cut Costs and Carbon Emissions
Industrial parks are exploring hydrogen and waste heat recovery to lower operational costs and carbon footprints.
- Green's transport team draws up plan to cut carbon emissions by 75%
A new transport plan aims to reduce carbon emissions by 75% within the sector.
- PSC Sets Intervention Deadline in Evergy Missouri West Renewable Energy Standard Filing
The Missouri Public Service Commission has set a deadline for interventions regarding Evergy's renewable energy standard filing.
- Standard Solar acquires two-project portfolio from OneEnergy Renewables
Standard Solar has acquired a two-project renewable energy portfolio from OneEnergy Renewables.
- Ann Arbor’s Sustainable Energy Utility looks to expand service to more neighborhoods
Ann Arbor is planning to expand its municipal sustainable energy utility services to additional neighborhoods.
- African Students Develop Water, Recycling and Renewable Energy Solutions
African students are developing innovative local solutions for water, recycling, and renewable energy challenges.
- Helios Energy: Rapid expansion across Europe in solar, wind and BESS, backed by hands-on construction capabilities
Helios Energy is rapidly expanding its solar, wind, and battery storage operations across Europe.
- GREENCELLS ACHIEVES RECORD RESULTS IN FISCAL YEAR 2025 AND IS ON TRACK FOR A SUCCESSFUL 2026Reprint
Renewable energy company Greencells reported record financial results for fiscal year 2025 and expects continued growth in 2026.
- Japan's West Holdings Forecasts 17% Rise in FY2027 Net Profit, Driven by Storage Battery Business to Record HighReprint
Japan's West Holdings forecasts record profits driven by the expansion of its energy storage battery business.
- Green transportation for heritage citiesClickbait
The article discusses the potential for implementing green transportation systems within historic city centers.
- Texas Battery Storage Expansions: Nightpeak's Bocanova 2 Doubles a Brazoria County Site…
Nightpeak has expanded its Bocanova 2 battery storage site in Brazoria County, Texas.
- Is Doral Group Renewable Energy Resources (TASE:DORL) Above Fair Value After Its Solar Expansion?Clickbait
Financial analysis questions the valuation of Doral Group Renewable Energy Resources following its solar expansion.Also: Yahoo Finance
- DOE Official Tours GPRE in Nebraska
A Department of Energy official visited a renewable energy facility in Nebraska.
- Solar array proposed in Glen Richey
A new solar energy array has been proposed for development in Glen Richey.
- India Solar PowerReprint
A brief overview of the current state of solar power development in India.
- Electric cars have saved oil-importing countries $20bn since the start of the Hormuz energy crisisStudy
Ember analysis indicates electric vehicles saved oil-importing nations $20 billion during the recent Hormuz energy crisis.Also: Ember
- Govt proposes BS-VII emission norms from April 2029; adds brake, tyre, battery-durability rules
India's proposed BS-VII norms introduce stricter standards for brake, tire, and battery durability alongside tailpipe emissions.
- Citizens’ assemblies propose ambitious climate policy but impacts remain limitedStudy
A study finds that while citizens' assemblies propose ambitious climate policies, their actual impact on government action remains limited.Also: Nature Climate Change $
- Brazil prosecutors sue Shell for US$108 million over deadly 2024 floods
Brazilian prosecutors filed a lawsuit against Shell seeking $108 million in damages related to deadly 2024 floods.
- Healthy Coral Reversed Bleaching in Its Neighbor With Just 1 Week of ContactStudy
A study found that healthy corals can help bleached neighbors recover their color through direct physical contact within one week.Also: ScienceAlert
- Stanford discovers way to save ghostly corals from the brink
Stanford researchers identified a method where healthy corals facilitate the recovery of bleached corals through physical contact.
- Stanford Ph.D. student finds a way to rescue bleached corals in just weeks
A Stanford study shows that bleached corals can recover within weeks when exposed to healthy coral colonies.
- Electric energy security꞉ how EVs are reducing oil import vulnerabilities
Ember analyzes how the adoption of electric vehicles reduces national reliance on imported oil.
- El Paso and New Mexico set ambitious climate goals. Their plans didn’t account for massive new data centers
New data centers in El Paso and New Mexico threaten to undermine regional climate goals.
- EV Sales Data TrackerStudy
Ember provides a data tracker monitoring global electric vehicle sales trends.
- How Rewilding Could Help Atoll Islands Keep Pace With Rising Seas
Restoring native ecosystems on atoll islands may help them naturally adapt to sea-level rise caused by global warming.
- Climate "vital signs" failing, but solar growth offers hope
While global climate indicators are worsening, rapid growth in solar energy adoption provides a pathway for progress.
- Home batteries set a new US record, delivering ...Study
Home battery installations in the United States reached a new record, signaling growth in residential energy storage capacity.Also: Pluang
- Satellites accurately detect methane emissions in largest controlled test yetStudy
A large-scale controlled test confirmed that satellite sensors can accurately detect methane plumes from space.
- From climate-driven disasters to Rohingya refugee camps, solar kits help keep the lights on
Solar energy kits are being deployed to provide reliable power in climate-vulnerable regions and refugee camps.
- The Lab endorses eight climate finance solutions targeting nearly USD 400M for emerging marketsStudy
The Lab has endorsed eight new climate finance solutions aiming to mobilize nearly $400 million for emerging markets.
- State of Super Pollutants Abatement FinanceStudy
A new report analyzes the current state of finance dedicated to the abatement of short-lived climate pollutants.
- West Kalimantan residents sue Indonesian government over toxic wildfire haze
Residents in West Kalimantan are suing the Indonesian government over health impacts caused by toxic wildfire haze.
- Costa Rica Moves 2,700 Corals Deeper to Escape El Niño Heat
Conservationists in Costa Rica relocated 2,700 corals to deeper, cooler waters to protect them from El Niño-driven heat stress.
- Ember expands its transport focus as electric vehicles become a global energy security tool
Ember is expanding its research focus to emphasize the role of electric vehicles in global energy security.Also: Ember
- Mangroves gain ground globally, marking turnaround after decades of lossStudy
New data indicates that global mangrove forest coverage is beginning to rebound after decades of decline.
- U.S. methane emissions flatline, despite increases in oil and gas productionStudy
Research indicates U.S. methane emissions remained flat despite increased oil and gas production during a period of tighter regulations.
- We can rescue the AMOC after its collapse – but it won’t be easy
Reviving the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation after a collapse would require massive carbon removal, for which current technology is insufficient.
- Drought resilience: why we need it and how to build it
The UNEP outlines strategies for building global resilience against the increasing frequency and severity of droughts.
- Designing Carbon Markets That Work: How Asian Policymakers Are Advancing Credible ETS ImplementationStudy
The Environmental Defense Fund analyzes how Asian policymakers are implementing credible emissions trading systems to address climate change.
- Could a Public Wildfire Insurance Plan Work in California?
California officials are exploring the feasibility of a public insurance plan to address the rising risks of climate-driven wildfires.
- #Daily_Brief: #Ethiopia targets 70.3% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2035
Ethiopia has announced a target to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 70.3% by 2035.
- World’s First Ammonia-Powered Dry Bulk Carrier Sets Sail On Its Maiden Voyage To Australia
The world's first ammonia-powered dry bulk carrier has begun its maiden voyage, marking a milestone in maritime decarbonization.Also: Marine Insight
- 32nd IRENA Council Takes Stock of World Energy Transition Outlook 2026Study
The 32nd IRENA Council meeting reviewed the World Energy Transition Outlook 2026 to assess global progress.
- Global Renewable Energy Investment Hits Record $2 Trillion as Solar and Wind SurgeReprint
Global investment in renewable energy reached a record $2 trillion as solar and wind capacity continue to expand.
- More parks, rivers and green corridors: How Guimarães is preparing for extreme heat
The city of Guimarães is implementing green infrastructure to mitigate the impacts of extreme heat.
- Governor Newsom directs early, proactive steps to protect California communities and strengthen local fire response ahead of dangerous Santa Ana winds and Red Flag WarningsStudy
Governor Newsom directed proactive state measures to enhance wildfire response ahead of dangerous wind conditions.
- Nepal floods: Why Balendra Shah wants India and China to work together in the Himalayan region
Nepal's Kathmandu mayor is calling for regional cooperation with India and China to address climate-driven flood risks in the Himalayas.Also: BBC
- Rewilding could give atolls a fighting chanceStudy
Researchers suggest that rewilding efforts could help low-lying atolls adapt to the impacts of climate change.
- Protecting the Sundarbans Climate Change, Thermal Power, and International Legal ObligationsStudy
A study examines the legal obligations and environmental protections required for the Sundarbans in the context of thermal power and climate change.Also: SCIRP Open Access
- Water After Glaciers: Preparing Kazakhstan for Different Water Future
Kazakhstan is developing water management strategies to prepare for a future with reduced glacial meltwater.Also: The Astana Times
- Climate Summit 2026: High-Level Solutions Dialogue on Methane
The UN Environment Programme is hosting a high-level dialogue to discuss solutions for methane emissions.
- 200 Advocates Across Three Continents Unite to Demand Climate Accountability: “Polluters Must Pay”
International advocates have launched a campaign demanding that fossil fuel polluters pay for climate-related damages.
- APTOPIX COP31 Climate TurkeyReprint
Turkey is officially selected to host the COP31 climate summit.
- Bids in for France's record 10GW offshore wind tender
Bids have been submitted for France's record-breaking 10GW offshore wind energy tender.
- India’s solar generation rises 39% in Q2—CREAStudy
CREA reports that India's solar power generation increased by 39% in the second quarter.
- Wellton opens first federally funded EV charging station in Arizona
The first federally funded electric vehicle charging station in Arizona has opened in the town of Wellton.
- Deutsche Post passes 40,000 electric vehicles milestone in Germany
Deutsche Post has reached a milestone of 40,000 electric vehicles deployed in its German delivery fleet.Also: Fleet Europe
- London drivers face £1,100 parking fees under green emissions rules
London is implementing higher parking fees for certain vehicles as part of its strategy to reduce urban emissions.Also: The Times $
- BS-VII clock starts ticking as Centre sets 2029 target for emission normsReprint
The Indian government has set a 2029 target for the implementation of stricter BS-VII vehicle emission norms.
- Storage target ambition is rising, but not fast enough to reach the goalStudy
Ember reports that while global energy storage targets are increasing, they remain insufficient to meet necessary climate goals.
- Taiwanese, Korean firms eye Japan grid storage market with China locked out
Taiwanese and Korean firms are targeting Japan's grid storage market following restrictions on Chinese equipment suppliers.
- Engie commissions 802 MWh standalone battery in Chile
Engie has commissioned an 802 MWh standalone battery storage facility in Chile to support the country's energy transition.Also: ESS News
- Intera’s 960 MWh Summerfield battery enters commissioning in Australia
Intera’s 960 MWh Summerfield battery project in Australia has entered the commissioning phase.Also: ESS News
- Environmental Tax Expenditure: An Opportunity to Enhance Fiscal PolicyStudy
The Inter-American Development Bank explores how environmental tax expenditures can be used to improve fiscal policy.
- Evaluating Crop Insurance as Climate Policy: Research Highlights Lessons from OdishaStudy
Research from Odisha evaluates the effectiveness of crop insurance as a tool for climate adaptation.
- It’s Baaack: Bucks County Climate Lawsuit Gets Appeals Court Hearing
An appeals court will hear a climate-related lawsuit filed against fossil fuel companies in Bucks County.Also: Marcellus Drilling News
- Coral reefs are under threat, but bleached corals aren’t a lost cause, study suggestsReprint
A new study suggests that bleached coral reefs have potential for recovery if managed correctly.
- The women helping Tanzania's coral reefs recover
Women in Tanzania are leading community-based efforts to restore and protect local coral reefs from climate-related degradation.Also: DW.com
- Plan unveiled to increase share of land farmed organically in England to 10%
The UK government aims to increase organic farmland to 10% by 2036 to improve food security and climate resilience.
- The ambitions and limitations of climate assembliesStudy
A study finds that climate citizens' assemblies consistently propose more ambitious climate policies than those currently implemented by governments.
- Tesla Powerwalls supply most of record 745 MW California grid dispatch
Tesla Powerwall owners set a new record for home battery energy dispatch to the California grid.
- Learning Brief: Promoting Climate-Resilient Learning - Protecting learning from environmental shocks and climate change through Education in Emergencies – October 2026
A new brief outlines strategies to protect education systems from climate-related environmental shocks and emergencies.
- Former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon Calls on U.S. to Rejoin Paris Climate Agreement in IOP Forum
Former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged the United States to rejoin the Paris Agreement during a forum at Harvard.
- 5 Expectations for COP 31 in Antalya
The United Nations University outlines five key expectations for the upcoming COP 31 climate conference in Antalya.
- AI's extreme heat challenge is moving from prediction to protection
Researchers are developing AI tools to help cities predict and mitigate the impacts of extreme heat events.
- PG&E warns thousands of customers of possible power shutoffs amid wildfire risk
PG&E has issued warnings for potential power shutoffs to prevent wildfire ignitions during high-risk weather conditions.
- Businesses could be barred from non-essential water use amid supply threat
UK businesses may face restrictions on non-essential water use as supply threats increase due to drought conditions.
- New funding for wildfire and drought response on Colorado ballot
Colorado voters will consider a ballot measure to provide new funding for wildfire mitigation and drought response efforts.Also: Kiowa County Press
- Deluge by design: Thailand's villages flooded to protect capital Bangkok
Thai authorities are intentionally flooding rural villages to divert water and protect the capital city of Bangkok from inundation.
- Removing rats and restoring native plants could help atolls withstand rising seasStudy
Restoring native vegetation and removing invasive rats can help coral atolls better withstand the impacts of rising sea levels.
- TRISHNA Satellite Mission 2027: ISRO-France Mission, Objectives and FeaturesStudy
ISRO and France are developing the TRISHNA satellite to monitor land surface temperature and water use for climate change research.
- Climbers on EU Parliament tell EU to stop burning gas
Greenpeace activists protest at the EU Parliament, demanding an immediate end to fossil gas reliance.
- Fossil-fuel transition plans face financing test ahead of COP31-INP
International financing mechanisms for fossil fuel transition plans face critical testing ahead of the COP31 climate summit.
- Colorado now generates the bulk of its energy from renewable sources. Here’s how we got here
Colorado now generates the majority of its electricity from renewable energy sources.
- Vietnam's energy security depends on accelerating its clean energy transition
IEEFA reports that Vietnam's long-term energy security relies on accelerating its transition to clean energy sources.
- Out of Landfills: Co-benefits of Decentralizing Organic Waste Management in BandungStudy
The Climate Policy Initiative examines the environmental and economic benefits of decentralizing organic waste management in Bandung.
- Making polluters pay isn’t enough. Climate policies must help households too, says studyStudy
A new study suggests that climate policies must include household support mechanisms to be effective alongside carbon pricing.
- Credit cover alone will not scale emerging-market climate finance, Moody’s saysStudy
Moody’s reports that credit guarantees alone are insufficient to scale climate finance in emerging markets.
- India and China aren't friends - but Nepal wants to unite them against climate threats
Nepal is attempting to facilitate cooperation between India and China to address shared climate threats in the Himalayas.
- Building opportunity: How Fair Share Housing Center is helping New Jersey create more equitable, climate-resilient communities
The Fair Share Housing Center is working to develop equitable and climate-resilient housing communities in New Jersey.
- Four Students Covered a Melting Swiss Glacier With Sheep’s Wool and Found an Alternative to Plastic
Students are testing the use of sheep's wool to insulate a melting Swiss glacier and provide a sustainable alternative to plastic.Also: The Daily Galaxy
- Chaffee County Eyes Expanded Transit as Transportation Leads Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Chaffee County is planning to expand public transit to address the high greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector.
- Concrete helps fight carbon emissions from cement production, just not as well as hopedStudy
Research indicates that current methods for reducing carbon emissions in concrete production are less effective than previously anticipated.Also: Technology Org
- Tackling agricultural methane emissions in Ireland
Efforts are underway to address and mitigate agricultural methane emissions within Ireland.Also: Climate KIC
- Bristol breaks renewables record
Bristol Airport achieves a record for renewable energy generation at its facility.
- Home batteries’ peak output could power every home in San Francisco and San Jose during peak hours
Aggregated home battery storage capacity reaches levels sufficient to power major California cities during peak demand.Also: Stock Titan, The Manila Times
- EU regions demand targeted investment for automotive industry amid electrification push
European regions are calling for targeted investments to support the automotive industry's transition to electrification.Also: European Newsroom
- HCM City considers restrictions on high-emission vehicles from 2028
Ho Chi Minh City is considering implementing restrictions on high-emission vehicles beginning in 2028 to improve air quality.Also: VOV.VN
- Samsung C&T seeks approval for 800 MWh battery in Australia
Samsung C&T is seeking regulatory approval to develop an 800 MWh battery storage project in Australia.Also: ESS News
- DNR says Wisconsin has planted its 50 millionth tree as part of the trillion tree pledge
Wisconsin has reached a milestone of 50 million trees planted as part of a broader trillion-tree initiative.Also: WPR
- As pressure on forests mounts, fashion and paper brands turn to alternative fibres
Fashion and paper companies are increasingly adopting alternative fibers to reduce pressure on global forest ecosystems.
- Resilience Facing Implementation Gap
A report highlights a significant gap between climate resilience goals and their actual implementation.Also: Bloomberg $
- Coeur d’Alene Tribe works to restore native prairie
The Coeur d’Alene Tribe is using a grant to restore native prairie ecosystems on their land.
- More tea? How Scotland's crops of the future could be set to change
Scottish agricultural experts are researching crop diversification to help farmers adapt to a changing climate.
- Strengthening Rio Convention implementation architecture through reciprocal learningStudy
Researchers argue that strengthening the implementation of Rio Conventions requires better cross-convention learning and collaboration.
- Another Sign That Gasmobiles Are Toast: Honda Adds Muscle To The Wireless EV Charging Movement
Honda is investing in wireless electric vehicle charging technology to improve convenience for EV drivers.
- Sierra Club Urges Strong Public Protections, Good Jobs and Clean Energy in Mesabi Metallics Incentive Deal
The Sierra Club is lobbying for enforceable climate and clean energy requirements in state-funded industrial incentive packages.
- The People Speak: We Want Energy Storage, Not Data Centers
Sunrun is shifting its business model toward energy storage and virtual power plants to increase household energy participation.
- BMW Sales Suffer In 3rd Quarter, With BEVs Only Real Bright Spot
BMW's electric vehicle sales were the only growth area for the company during a difficult third quarter.
- What Happens To The Fossil Fuel Ecosystem As EVs Take Over The Road Fleet? Case Study: Denmark
Denmark serves as a case study for how the transition to electric vehicles impacts the broader fossil fuel-dependent automotive ecosystem.
- BYD reveals the updated Seagull EV will launch next week
BYD is launching an updated version of its budget-friendly Seagull electric vehicle next week.
- Volvo’s new midsize electric SUV is here, but it may be hard to get your hands on one
Volvo has introduced its new EX60 electric SUV, though initial availability in the United States remains limited.
- Ford opens preorder invites for the $30,000 Fathom EV pickup
Ford has opened preorder invitations for its upcoming $30,000 electric pickup truck.
- Pairing climate vulnerable regions to spread innovative adaptation solutions
A new initiative pairs climate-vulnerable regions to share and implement innovative adaptation strategies.
- UNEP at COP25 | UNEP - UN Environment ProgrammeReprint
The UN Environment Programme outlines its participation and priorities for the COP25 climate conference.
- AI can map extreme heat risk – turning forecasts into protection is harderReprint
While AI can effectively map heat risks, implementing practical protection measures remains a significant challenge for urban planners.
- Less than 1% of creative organisations ‘very prepared’ for extreme heat
A survey reveals that very few creative organizations have implemented adequate adaptation strategies for rising extreme heat.
- Hungary reusing fish farm water to alleviate drought
Hungary is implementing water reuse strategies in fish farming to mitigate the impacts of ongoing drought.
- Bhotekoshi and Budhi Gandaki floods: Reminders for the immediate relocation of riverside settlements
Recent flooding in Nepal highlights the urgent need to relocate riverside settlements to safer areas.
- DWR: Achieving groundwater sustainability while preparing for El NiñoStudy
California's Department of Water Resources outlines strategies to manage groundwater sustainability while preparing for potential El Niño-driven flooding.
- Urban mobility
The UN Environment Programme outlines strategies for sustainable urban mobility to reduce transport-related emissions.
- Less Nitrogen, More Balance: Fine-Tuning Fertilizer Cuts Emissions in Desert Jujube-Cotton FarmsStudy
Researchers found that optimizing fertilizer application in desert farming systems can effectively reduce agricultural greenhouse gas emissions.
- Noncompliant emitting entities face stiffer fines
Chinese authorities are increasing financial penalties for industrial entities that fail to comply with emissions regulations.
- Quaise Energy Makes News With Announcement of Up to $25M US Funding
Geothermal startup Quaise Energy announced it has secured up to $25 million in new funding.
- Indonesia should ask Europe to help build its Green Super Grid
An analysis suggests Indonesia should seek European partnership to develop a green energy super grid.
- Planning for an effective energy transition in Bangladesh
IEEFA outlines strategic recommendations for Bangladesh to implement an effective and sustainable energy transition.
- Vattenfall and Fluence Energy Sign Agreement for 254 MW Brunsbüttel Battery Storage Project in Germany
Vattenfall and Fluence Energy have partnered to develop a 254 MW battery storage project in Brunsbüttel, Germany.
- Galileo adds further 135 MW of grid-secured projects in Spain
Galileo has secured grid connections for an additional 135 MW of renewable energy projects in Spain.
- Sineng Electric begins 1.1 GW grid-forming PCS deliveries for Egyptian projects
Sineng Electric has started delivering 1.1 GW of grid-forming power conversion systems for energy projects in Egypt.
- Green GSM Taxi Service Now Available in Los Angeles
The Vietnamese transport provider Green SM has launched an all-electric taxi service in Los Angeles using VinFast vehicles.
- Improving Healthcare Sustainability Through Carbon Data
Healthcare organizations are utilizing carbon data tracking to improve sustainability and reduce emissions within the medical sector.Also: News-Medical
- Wearable solar technologies offer promise for meeting personal energy needs
Wearable solar technology developments offer potential for decentralized personal energy generation.Also: Anadolu Ajansı
- 43% of electricity generated by renewables in September with significant contribution from wind energy -Reprint
Renewable energy sources, led by wind, generated 43% of Ireland's electricity during the month of September.
- Renault Trucks wins EcoVadis Platinum medal for sustainability
Renault Trucks has been awarded a Platinum medal by EcoVadis for its corporate sustainability performance.Also: FleetPoint
- Ministry of Agriculture calls for reducing emissions from farm machinery
The Ministry of Agriculture is calling for initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from agricultural machinery.Also: Report.az
- RBWM TAXI LICENSING REFORMS ON LOWERING EMISSIONS SPARKS CONSULTATION
The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead has launched a consultation on taxi licensing reforms aimed at lowering vehicle emissions.
- GRITZ hooks to grid 6 MW of battery storage plants in Japan
GRITZ has connected 6 MW of new battery storage capacity to the grid in Japan.Also: Renewables Now
- Sungrow positions for Europe’s next storage phase
Sungrow is expanding its strategic focus to capture growth in the European battery energy storage market.Also: ESS News
- Wärtsilä to install 35 MW battery storage system in Aruba
Wärtsilä has been selected to install a 35 MW battery energy storage system in Aruba.Also: Green Building Africa
- Battery storage vital to Sri Lanka’s renewable energy targets
Battery storage is identified as a critical component for Sri Lanka to achieve its national renewable energy targets.
- New team to save Antarctic port from climate change
A new team is working to protect an Antarctic base and its historic post office from climate-driven threats.
- Bus Electrification Turns Governance Into Infrastructure
The electrification of bus fleets is transforming public transport governance into a critical component of urban infrastructure.
- EU-UK TCA: Getting Made in Europe Rules Right
The EU and UK are navigating trade rules of origin requirements to support the regional electric vehicle battery supply chain.
- 1: Combating the climate crisis
An overview of strategies and necessary actions for combating the global climate crisis.
- Small Business Administration offers disaster loans to businesses affected by drought
The Small Business Administration is providing disaster loans to businesses in Utah suffering financial losses due to ongoing drought conditions.
- Prime Minister inspects VND10 trillion anti-flooding project in Ho Chi Minh City
Vietnam's Prime Minister inspected a major anti-flooding infrastructure project in Ho Chi Minh City.
- Blue Economy 2030 – Coastal Development & Climate Solutions
Industry stakeholders are discussing the integration of climate adaptation strategies into future coastal development and blue economy projects.
- Belvedere plans flood barriers for El Niño winter storms
The city of Belvedere is installing flood barriers to protect coastal infrastructure from expected winter storm surges.
- Bamboo emerges as potential source of affordable, low-carbon transportation fuelsStudy
Scientists are investigating bamboo as a potential feedstock for producing low-carbon transportation fuels.
- Carbon capture 'on hold' for data centers but not for UH researchers
While some commercial carbon capture projects face delays, academic research into the technology continues at the University of Houston.
- Researchers find stronger whisky fermentation could cut distillery emissions by up to 16%Study
Researchers developed a fermentation process that could reduce carbon emissions from whisky distilleries by up to 16%.
- Norway to reuse steel from decommissioned ships to reduce construction emissions
Norway is implementing a program to reuse steel from decommissioned ships to lower emissions in the construction industry.Also: SteelOrbis
- IRRI-BASF project probes rice methane emissions
The International Rice Research Institute and BASF are collaborating on a project to measure and reduce methane emissions from rice cultivation.
- Standard Solar acquires two Washington projects from OneEnergy
Standard Solar has acquired two solar energy projects located in Washington state.Also: Business Wire
- Montgomery County’s clean energy sector is growing: Bethesda-based Centrus Energy raises nearly $100 million
Bethesda-based Centrus Energy has raised nearly $100 million to support its clean energy operations.
- Ardian Clean Energy Evergreen Fund (ACEEF) expands Nordics portfolioReprint
The Ardian Clean Energy Evergreen Fund has expanded its portfolio of renewable energy assets in the Nordic region.
- ANCA totals more than $935,000 in energy grants to boost affordability
The Adirondack North Country Association awarded over $935,000 in grants to improve energy affordability.
- Vopak and Vattenfall partner to support the Dutch renewable energy transition
Vopak and Vattenfall have formed a partnership to support the transition to renewable energy in the Netherlands.
- Crowley says renewables, new data center rules can lower energy costs
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley proposes using renewable energy and new data center regulations to reduce regional energy costs.
- ACWA, Sun Steppe Power MoU: 4.5 GW Mongolia Renewables for China Export - News and StatisticsStudy
ACWA Power and Sun Steppe Power signed an agreement to develop 4.5 GW of renewable energy in Mongolia for export to China.Also: Renewables Now
- Ministry proposes congestion charges and higher electric car taxes
The Finnish Ministry has proposed new congestion charges and increased taxes on electric vehicles.
- Kehua supports commissioning of 60 MW/120 MWh energy storage project in Romania
A 60 MW/120 MWh energy storage project has been commissioned in Romania with support from Kehua.
- Clearway Expands Battery Storage by 210 MW in Utah
Clearway Energy Group has expanded its battery storage capacity in Utah by 210 MW.
- Young artists launch powerful new comics about flooding and climate change
Young artists in Liverpool have created comics to raise awareness about flooding and climate change impacts.Also: The Guide Liverpool |
- Relais & Châteaux introduces MyImpact sustainability platform to reduce carbon emission
Relais & Châteaux has launched a new platform to help member hotels monitor and reduce their carbon emissions.Also: Boutique Hotel News
- A Smart, Low-Carbon Cooling Solution for Beijing’s Railways
A new smart cooling system is being implemented to improve energy efficiency in Beijing's railway network.
- Micro-nano bubbles revitalize waterlogged paddy fields, supporting agricultural carbon neutralityStudy
Micro-nano bubble technology is being used to improve paddy field sustainability and support carbon neutrality goals.
- Electric All Terrain Vehicle Market To 2035: Utility Demand and Battery Advances Drive Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
A market report forecasts growth in the electric all-terrain vehicle sector through 2035 due to utility demand and battery improvements.Also: IndexBox
- The New BMW iX4
BMW has unveiled the new iX4, an electric SUV model as part of its Neue Klasse lineup.
- The New BMW iX3 M60 xDrive
BMW announced the high-performance iX3 M60 xDrive, the latest addition to its electric vehicle fleet.
- Volt Solar Tile Update
Volt is continuing development of its solar tile technology for residential energy generation.
- Longtime public safety figure retires, looks to future involvement in wildfire safety
A retiring public safety official plans to continue working on wildfire safety initiatives.
- Budhi Gandaki flood poses no direct threat to Bangladesh, but it holds lessons for early warning
Recent flooding in the Budhi Gandaki river highlights the need for improved early warning systems in Bangladesh.
- Nahanni Butte’s flood, erosion prevention plan receives award
Nahanni Butte received an award for its proactive flood and erosion prevention strategy.
- RISE study quantifies the carbon footprint of European paper carrier bagsStudy
A new study quantifies the carbon footprint associated with the production of paper carrier bags in Europe.
- SBTi approves Cascades’ 2035 greenhouse gas reduction targets
The Science Based Targets initiative has validated Cascades' greenhouse gas reduction targets for 2035.
- ‘NITK-EMPRI can develop pilot projects to reduce carbon emissions'
The National Institute of Technology Karnataka and EMPRI are exploring pilot projects aimed at lowering regional carbon emissions.
- SANParks Partners with Ampli Energy for Renewable Power
South African National Parks has partnered with Ampli Energy to transition toward renewable power sources.
- Hart Solar Project celebrates official ribbon-cutting
A new solar energy project in Hart has officially opened following a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
- Arevon Secures Three 20-Year Renewable Energy Credit Contracts for 200 MW Panther Energy Project
Arevon has secured three 20-year contracts to supply 200 MW of renewable energy from its Panther project.
- Ence Drives New Phase of Industrial Development Investing More Than ?200 million
Spanish company Ence is investing over 200 million euros to expand its industrial operations with a focus on renewable energy.
- Ameresco solar + storage project meets 100% of Oregon wastewater site’s energy needs
A new solar and storage project now provides 100% of the energy required for an Oregon wastewater treatment facility.
- From higher efficiency to higher asset value: LONGi’s strategy to lead Europe’s clean energy transition
LONGi outlines its strategy to increase efficiency and asset value to support Europe's transition to clean energy.
- Net-Zero Taiwan and Energy Taiwan 2026
Taiwan is hosting upcoming events focused on achieving net-zero emissions and advancing its energy transition.
- ‘Mexico’s mixed investment scheme provides clean energy investors with certainty’
Industry experts suggest that Mexico's current investment framework provides necessary certainty for clean energy developers.
- Moeve and ENSO join forces to accelerate industrial decarbonization using biomass and renewable gases
Moeve and ENSO have partnered to advance industrial decarbonization through the use of biomass and renewable gases.
- CleanChoice Energy Announces Closing of Up to $85 Million Credit Facility from Aiga Capital Partners
CleanChoice Energy secured an $85 million credit facility to support its renewable energy initiatives.
- Finland’s Transport Ministry calls for transport tax reform — YLE NewsReprint
Finland's Ministry of Transport is advocating for a comprehensive reform of the national transport tax system.
- Portsmouth Clean Air Zone (CAZ): what you need to know
Portsmouth is implementing a Clean Air Zone to reduce vehicle emissions and improve local air quality.
- Watertown weighs solar farm proposal for old landfill
Watertown officials are evaluating a proposal to construct a solar farm on a former landfill site.
- How Europe's Green Capital has reduced temperatures by 2°C
A European city successfully reduced local temperatures by 2°C through strategic urban planning and green infrastructure initiatives.Also: Euronews.com
- Energy Dome opens Italian plant to scale up CO2 battery production
Energy Dome has opened a new facility in Italy to scale up production of its CO2-based long-duration energy storage technology.
- Environmentalists picket African Energy Week, urging an end to new oil and gas exploration
Environmental activists protested at African Energy Week to demand an end to new fossil fuel exploration projects.
- Record summer nuclear disruptions push EDF to fast-track climate measures
EDF is accelerating climate adaptation measures following record summer disruptions to nuclear power plant operations.
- EU warns Paris climate goal likely to be missed, urges urgent action
The EU warns that the Paris Agreement goal is likely to be missed and calls for immediate, urgent climate action.
- Europe?s energy transition could save 34,000 lives and deliver 826 billion euros a year by 2030, according to new flagship researchStudy
New research indicates Europe's energy transition could save 34,000 lives and generate 826 billion euros annually by 2030.
- Big Oil on Trial: ExxonMobil Faces US Supreme Court Climate Showdown — With Shell Fighting Its Own Battle in the Netherlands
Major oil companies face significant legal challenges in both the U.S. Supreme Court and Dutch courts regarding climate accountability.
- Puerto Rico's solar farms and wind turbines kept generating power while a record drought swallowed nearly half the island that was supposed to be drenched in rain
Solar and wind infrastructure in Puerto Rico maintained power generation during a record-breaking drought that impacted the island.Also: Energies Media
- Monthly EV Sales DataStudy
Ember released updated monthly data tracking global electric vehicle sales trends.Also: Ember
- Electric cars saved $20B in oil – and the US is falling behindReprint
Electric vehicles saved oil-importing nations $20 billion in fuel costs, though the U.S. lags in adoption rates.
- PA court to hear Bucks County appeal in climate lawsuit against energy companies
A Pennsylvania court will hear an appeal in a lawsuit brought by Bucks County against energy companies regarding climate change damages.
- European Union Sets COP31 Position: Priority on Clean Electrification
The European Union has established its official position for COP31, prioritizing clean electrification as a core climate strategy.
- IRENA warns grid investment must keep up with renewable energy growthStudy
IRENA reports that global grid infrastructure investment must accelerate significantly to accommodate the rapid growth of renewable energy.Also: energize.co.za
- Courts Become Battleground in Red vs. Blue State Climate Fight
State-level legal battles over climate policy are increasingly being fought in the court system.Also: Bloomberg Law News
- Modi Touts India’s 300-Gigawatt Green Buildout Ahead of COP31
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the nation's progress toward a 300-gigawatt renewable energy capacity target ahead of COP31.Also: Bloomberg $
- Why Google is paying to upgrade nuclear power plants
Google is investing in nuclear power plant upgrades to secure carbon-free energy for its growing data center operations.
- Reaching net zero sooner could limit long-lasting El Niño-like shift in the PacificStudy
Climate modeling indicates that reaching net-zero emissions sooner could limit long-term shifts in El Niño patterns.Also: EurekAlert!
- Enhancing fairness in climate action through policy packagesStudy
Researchers argue that climate policies must be perceived as equitable across different income groups to achieve neutrality goals.
- SE Asia speeds up plan for connected clean power grid after oil shock
Southeast Asian nations are accelerating plans for a regional clean power grid following recent energy market volatility.
- California’s clean-energy grid powers through climate-driven extreme heat, meeting highest demand since 2022
California's clean-energy grid successfully managed record-high demand during a recent period of extreme heat.
- Tens of Thousands March in Belgian Capital for Stronger Climate Action
Tens of thousands of protesters marched in Brussels to demand more aggressive government action on climate change.
- Mexico Climate Week - Day 3: Mexico City showcases ambitious methane action agenda during Mexico Climate Week
Mexico City officials presented an ambitious agenda to reduce methane emissions during the city's Climate Week.
- Electrification with Renewables Holds Key to World’s Energy NeedsStudy
An IRENA report highlights the critical role of electrification powered by renewables in meeting global energy demands.
- World’s largest off-grid renewable utilities system enters operation in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia has commissioned the world's largest off-grid renewable energy utility system.
- Greta Thunberg joins French teens on new day of school protests
Greta Thunberg joined French students in a climate protest as part of ongoing global youth activism.
- 350.org urges EU to turn fossil fuel phase-out and windfall tax proposals into action ahead of COP31
350.org is pressuring the EU to implement fossil fuel phase-out policies and windfall taxes ahead of the COP31 climate summit.
- When El Niño hits home: Building household resilience ahead of a record-breaking climate eventStudy
A new guide provides strategies for households to build resilience against the impacts of El Niño events.Also: ESCAP
- Welsh Government takes action to climate-proof Wales's transport network
The Welsh government has initiated a program to upgrade transport infrastructure to withstand the impacts of climate change.
- USTR Seeks Comments on the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism’s Effect on U.S. Trade
The U.S. government is seeking public input on the trade impacts of the European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism.
- Global methane regulations expand, but compliance challenges remain
Global methane regulations are expanding, though industries continue to face significant challenges regarding compliance.Also: CompressorTECH²
- IPCC Opens Registration For Expert Review Of Landmark CDR/CCUS Methodology ReportStudy
The IPCC has opened registration for experts to review its new methodology report on carbon dioxide removal and carbon capture technologies.Also: Carbon Herald
- Buckyball Breakthrough: Loosening C60 Packing Pushes Perovskite Solar Cells to 27.2% EfficiencyStudy
Researchers achieved 27.2% efficiency in perovskite solar cells using a new buckyball-based packing technique.Also: Bioengineer.org
- Neoen commissions 92 MW/183 MWh battery with grid-forming retrofit in France
Neoen has commissioned a 92 MW battery storage facility in France featuring grid-forming technology.Also: ESS News
- Germany and IEA to co-host 2027 Clean Energy Ministerial and Mission Innovation Ministerial in Paris
Germany and the IEA will co-host the 2027 Clean Energy Ministerial and Mission Innovation Ministerial in Paris.
- Scientists deploy a 24-armed secret weapon to save California’s kelp forests
Researchers are working to restore California's kelp forests by reintroducing sunflower sea stars to the ecosystem.Also: Climate Central, Climate Central
- Air conditioners contribute to climate change – this 40-year-old treaty aims to limit the harm
The Montreal Protocol is highlighted for its role in regulating refrigerants that contribute to global warming.Also: Phys.org
- Solar industry spends to flip control of Georgia utility commission
Solar industry groups are funding efforts to influence the upcoming Georgia utility commission election to shift regulatory control.
- TotalEnergies Buys a Bunch of U.S. Solar After Axing Offshore Wind
TotalEnergies is shifting its U.S. investment strategy by acquiring solar assets following the cancellation of its offshore wind projects.
- Climate Action from Geneva to Antalya | UN Climate Change Conference COP31
International stakeholders prepare for COP31 to discuss global climate action and policy coordination.
- India calls for "finance, technology transfer and capacity-building" at UN sustainable development discussion
India advocated for increased climate finance and technology transfer during UN sustainable development discussions.
- A New Carbon Market Takes Shape in Seoul, With Blockchain as Its Backbone
Seoul is developing a new carbon market that utilizes blockchain technology to manage emissions trading.
- CarbonFarm Raises $7.8M Series A Led by Colam Impact to Expand Rice Decarbonization
CarbonFarm has raised $7.8 million in Series A funding to scale its technology for reducing methane emissions in rice farming.
- LNG trade faces a new regulatory challenge as methane rules tighten
The LNG industry faces new regulatory challenges as international methane emission standards become more stringent.
- CarbonFarm Gets $7.8M to Expand AI-Assisted Rice Decarbonisation Tech Globally
CarbonFarm secured $7.8 million to scale its AI-driven technology for reducing methane emissions in global rice cultivation.
- The Cerrado Is Not for Sale
Activists are campaigning to protect the Brazilian Cerrado from deforestation and industrial agricultural expansion.
- Electricity, cash and crises: what's on the COP31 agenda?
A preview of the COP31 agenda highlights the critical issues of energy transition, climate finance, and global economic crises.
- Arevon Secures Three 20-Year Renewable Energy Credit Contracts for its 200 Megawatt Panther Energy Project in Illinois
Arevon has secured 20-year renewable energy credit contracts for a 200-megawatt solar project in Illinois.
- A breakdown of the bills making California’s energy future more affordable and reliable
A review of pending legislation in California outlines efforts to improve the affordability and reliability of the state's energy future.
- Neoen inaugurates the 92 MW Breizh Big Battery in Brittany
Neoen has officially inaugurated a 92 MW battery energy storage system in Brittany, France.Also: ESS News
- Sineng Electric Begins 1.1 GW PCS Deliveries for Egypt’s Projects, Including Africa’s Largest Standalone BESS
Sineng Electric has begun delivering power conversion systems for major renewable energy projects in Egypt.
- Eskom seeks partner for 1.5GW Tubatse energy storage project
South Africa's Eskom is seeking a partner to develop a 1.5GW energy storage project in Tubatse.
- Italy’s battery storage market slows as utility-scale segment grows 197%Study
Italy's utility-scale battery storage market grew by 197% despite a broader slowdown in the overall storage sector.
- From Communities to Courtrooms: how climate and health science is turning international law into action
Climate and health science are increasingly being utilized in international legal efforts to drive climate action.
- UCF-Led Study Seeks Best Natural Infrastructure for Coastal Flood ResilienceStudy
A University of Central Florida study is evaluating natural infrastructure solutions to improve coastal resilience against flooding.
- Victor Harbor’s coastline is set for a 75-year transformation as council plans for rising seas
The Victor Harbor council is implementing long-term planning strategies to manage the impacts of rising sea levels on the local coastline.Also: Glam Adelaide
- Enphase's Battery Energy Storage System Plugs into the Smart Grid
Enphase Energy has launched a new battery energy storage system designed to integrate with smart grid infrastructure.Also: Electronic Design
- DENR deploys early warning systems vs El Niño threats
The Philippines is deploying early warning systems to monitor and mitigate the impact of El Niño on marine environments.Also: The Manila Times, Daily Tribune, GMA Network, Palawan News, Pampanga News Now, The Chronicle PH, Daily Tribune, ptvnews.ph, GMA Network, Daily Tribune and 4 others
- New carbon calculator helps research labs pinpoint emissions and target reductionsStudy
A new carbon calculator helps research laboratories measure energy consumption and identify opportunities for emissions reductions.
- UN assembly backs global action on sea level rise, racism, pandemic preparedness
The UN General Assembly has formally committed to international cooperation on addressing sea level rise and other global challenges.Also: Peoples Gazette Nigeria
- Dual-Constraint Framework Maps Blue Carbon Expansion Along China’s CoastStudy
Researchers developed a framework to map potential blue carbon sequestration sites along the Chinese coastline.
- Helix Carbon says it can make iron cheaper by recycling blast furnace pollution
Startup Helix Carbon claims a new process can lower iron production costs by recycling emissions from blast furnaces.
- LEGO taps e-methanol to make certain products, cut reliance on fossil fuels
LEGO is incorporating e-methanol into its manufacturing processes to decrease the company's reliance on fossil fuels.Also: ESG Dive
- UH Researchers Develop Compact Carbon Capture Technology to Support Growing AI InfrastructureStudy
University of Houston researchers have developed compact carbon capture technology designed to mitigate emissions from growing AI data center infrastructure.
- Governments must phase out fossil fuels to accelerate climate action, scientist says
A scientist advocates for governments to phase out fossil fuels to accelerate global climate action.
- Türkiye eyes 2030-2032 rollout for first offshore wind project
Turkey plans to launch its first offshore wind energy project between 2030 and 2032.Also: Anadolu Ajansı
- Floating on 2.5 acres of a Florida theme park's stormwater pond, 3,369 solar panels charge the electric bus fleet overnight while the shallow water cools them
A Florida theme park is using a floating solar array on a pond to charge its electric bus fleet.
- Programme for Accelerated Renewal and Incentivization of Vehicle Assets for Reducing Transport Air Pollution and Network Emissions (PARIVARTAN), 2026Study
A new policy program aims to accelerate the renewal of vehicle assets to reduce transport-related air pollution and emissions.
- Construction begins on Parapet and MetaWealth’s 100 MWh Romanian BESS
Construction has commenced on a 100 MWh battery energy storage system in Romania, a joint project by Parapet and MetaWealth.Also: ESS News, Romania Insider
- Leader Energy breaks ground on battery energy storage system project in Negeri Sembilan
Leader Energy has started construction on a new battery energy storage system project in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia.
- Court Orders Stop to Tree Removal at East Potomac Park
A court has issued an injunction to stop the removal of trees at East Potomac Park.
- Startups aim to unlock excess grid capacity to power AI
Startups are developing technologies to utilize excess electrical grid capacity to support the energy demands of artificial intelligence.
- A federal program to restore forests after disaster has gotten too many funding requests
A federal program designed to restore forests following climate-driven disasters is struggling to meet high demand for funding.
- Photos: Taiwan’s tea revival blends ancient terraces with new climate adaptations
Tea farmers in Taiwan are adapting traditional agricultural practices to cope with changing climate conditions.
- Reinforcing the ETS SMAP to Guarantee Long-term Shipping Decarbonisation
A proposed EU shipping mechanism aims to provide financial support to accelerate the maritime industry's transition to clean fuels.
- 40% of Volkswagen Group’s European Orders Were 100% Electrics Last Month
Volkswagen Group reports that 40% of its recent European vehicle orders were for fully electric models.
- Tesla’s China business is flipping: sales down 12%, exports doubleStudy
Tesla sales in China declined by 12% in the first nine months of 2026, while exports from its Shanghai factory more than doubled.
- Qcells aims to build a giant factory for next-gen tandem solar
Qcells plans to construct a large-scale manufacturing facility for high-efficiency tandem solar panels in the United States.
- Climate activists protest African Energy Week in South Africa
Activists in South Africa protested against fossil fuel expansion during the African Energy Week conference.
- 5th Urban Mekong Corridor Dialogue Connects Migration and Climate Priorities with Regional Action
Regional dialogues in the Mekong corridor are integrating climate adaptation strategies with migration policy.
- Local Innovation to Global Action for Heat, Health, and Livelihoods: Resilience Starts at Home, Southasiadisasters.net Issue 234 | September 2026Study
A report highlights local innovations and resilience strategies to address the health and livelihood impacts of extreme heat.
- Ilocos Sur eyes ‘Contra Super El Niño’ task force vs extreme heat
Ilocos Sur in the Philippines is establishing a task force to prepare for extreme heat associated with El Niño.
- Oregon invests $10 million in wildfire reduction, forest health projects
Oregon is investing $10 million into forest health and wildfire reduction projects to mitigate fire risks.
- Newsom signs Allen bill creating low-interest loans for wildfire home hardening
California Governor Newsom signed legislation providing low-interest loans for homeowners to harden properties against wildfire damage.
- New Colorado law requires insurers to credit home wildfire mitigation
A new Colorado law mandates that insurance companies provide credits to homeowners who implement wildfire mitigation measures.
- Nigeria | Drought: Simplified early action protocol (sEAP №: EAP2025NG02)Study
Nigeria has implemented a simplified early action protocol to address the impacts of drought.
- How can we work with nature - and communities - to create places that are better prepared for future floods?
Researchers are exploring nature-based solutions and community engagement to improve flood preparedness.
- Keyamo seeks more investment in climate infrastructure
Nigeria's Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development is calling for increased investment in climate-resilient infrastructure.
- Nigeria Targets $500m Climate Finance, N83.2bn For Flood Prevention -Keyamo
Nigeria is targeting $500 million in climate finance to fund flood prevention and infrastructure projects.
- How Global Finance Affects Climate
An analysis explores how global financial systems and investment patterns influence climate change outcomes.
- Maldives' role big in UN declaration on rising sea level
The Maldives played a significant role in a new UN declaration addressing the threat of rising sea levels.
- Consultation begins for Christchurch rising seas adaptation planning
Public consultation has opened for a new adaptation plan to address rising sea levels in Christchurch.
- In Australia, residents can soon search if floods, fire, or wild seas could hit their property
New Australian digital tools will allow residents to check their property's vulnerability to floods and fires.Also: Sunshine Coast News
- Glaciers get wrapped in plastic each summer to slow the melt, but now Swiss researchers seem to have a much cleaner option
Swiss researchers are testing a more sustainable alternative to covering glaciers with plastic to prevent summer melting.
- How UN Country Teams are Advancing Integrated Responses to El Niño
UN country teams are coordinating integrated responses to mitigate the impacts of the current El Niño event.
- Colorado to take lead role in regulating underground carbon storage
Colorado is assuming primary regulatory authority over underground carbon capture and storage projects within the state.
- ICAO joins alliance to address CORSIA carbon-credit shortfall
The ICAO has joined an alliance to address the projected shortfall in carbon credits for the CORSIA aviation emissions program.
- LTTS EI Lab Targets Industrial Emissions
LTTS has launched a new laboratory focused on developing technologies to reduce industrial carbon emissions.
- Silicon fertilizer could turn rice paddies into methane-fighting climate alliesStudy
Researchers suggest that silicon fertilizer application can significantly reduce methane emissions from rice paddies.
- Rice methane startup raises €7M Series A to scale emissions projectsReprint
A startup focused on rice methane reduction has raised €7 million in Series A funding to scale its projects.
- CarbonFarm Raises €7M Series A for AI-Powered Rice Methane MonitoringReprint
CarbonFarm raised €7 million to advance its AI-powered monitoring technology for rice-related methane emissions.
- Italian Bio-methane Plant Comes Online, Providing Renewable Gas to Over 3,000 Homes
A new bio-methane plant in Italy has begun operations, supplying renewable gas to over 3,000 homes.
- Dairy Farms Could Cut Emissions with Winter Rye
Planting winter rye as a cover crop on dairy farms can help reduce agricultural greenhouse gas emissions.
- Genetics key to long-term reductions in livestock methane, summit hears 12 October 2026 Free
Experts at a recent summit identified livestock genetics as a key strategy for long-term methane reduction.
- Phasing out fossil fuels
A discussion on the necessary strategies and challenges involved in phasing out global fossil fuel reliance.Also: Legal Planet
- Climate activists protest against Rosebank oil field in LondonReprint
Climate activists held a protest in London to oppose the development of the Rosebank oil field.
- FedEx makes record-setting electric vehicle investment
FedEx has announced a significant investment in electric vehicles to transition its delivery fleet.
- Hawaiian Electric looking to purchase power from Maui renewable energy project
Hawaiian Electric is negotiating a power purchase agreement for a new renewable energy project on Maui.
- Qatar Utility-Scale Solar Drive to Reshape Power Generation Mix
Qatar is implementing a large-scale solar energy initiative to diversify its national power generation mix.
- Arevon executes REC contracts for 200-MW solar project in IllinoisReprint
Arevon has finalized contracts for renewable energy credits associated with a 200-megawatt solar project in Illinois.
- TTE Expands U.S. Renewable Portfolio Through KKR Joint Venture
TotalEnergies has expanded its U.S. renewable energy portfolio through a new joint venture with KKR.
- Alight acquires 2 GW Swedish solar and storage pipeline from Soltech
Alight has acquired a 2-gigawatt pipeline of solar and storage projects in Sweden from Soltech.
- Australian Researchers Claim Record Perovskite Submodule EfficiencyStudy
Australian researchers have achieved a new efficiency record for perovskite solar submodules.
- Think Europe's public transport is green? A data-driven check shows the reality on the ground
A data-driven analysis evaluates the actual environmental impact and green credentials of public transport systems across Europe.Also: DW.com
- RED revision: setting the framework for road transport decarbonisation beyond 2030Study
European automobile manufacturers are outlining the regulatory framework needed to achieve road transport decarbonization targets beyond 2030.
- Tesla Lands $265M Megapack Order in Taiwan for 1 GWh Grid Storage
Tesla has secured a $265 million contract to supply 1 GWh of Megapack battery storage for a grid project in Taiwan.
- Tavion enters construction on its first battery park six months after launchReprint
Tavion has initiated construction on its first battery storage park shortly after the company's launch.
- Malaysia moves climate and health commitments towards action through ATACH
Malaysia is implementing climate and health commitments through the WHO's Alliance for Transformative Action on Climate and Health.
- Austin is laying more "purple pipes" to stretch its water supply
Austin is expanding its recycled water infrastructure to improve drought resilience and water supply management.
- EVs cost less than a year ago, but September brought a setback
Electric vehicle prices remain lower than last year, but September saw a slight increase in costs and reduced discounts.
- Ypsi officials and activists prepare for climate emergency
Ypsilanti officials and local activists are collaborating to develop strategies for addressing the climate emergency at the municipal level.
- Resilience begins at home: girls shaping a safer future in a changing climate
A new initiative highlights the role of girls in building resilience and shaping safety strategies in climate-vulnerable regions.Also: Plan International
- FG targets $500m funding to strengthen climate investment, others
The Nigerian government is seeking $500 million in funding to bolster national climate investment and adaptation initiatives.
- Solar-Powered Car Crosses Canada
A solar-powered vehicle successfully completes a cross-country journey across Canada.
- Bowie County votes Tuesday on a 10-year tax break for Red Barn Solar
Bowie County is voting on a 10-year tax incentive to support the development of the Red Barn Solar project.
- Foss & Company closes US$58 million tax equity deal for GridStor’s Texas BESS project
Foss & Company finalized a $58 million tax equity investment for GridStor’s battery storage project in Texas.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- Mainspring Energy raised a $242M round, which could be its last private financing
Mainspring Energy raised $242 million in private financing to support its development of linear generator technology.
- BYD launches luxury Han EV with more than 1,000 km of range, starting at $35,000Reprint
BYD has launched the Han EV in China, featuring a 1,000-kilometer range and a starting price of approximately $35,000.
- Tesla still leads US fast-charger growth – but it’s raised its prices
While U.S. public fast-charging infrastructure continues to expand, Tesla has increased prices at its Supercharger network.
- LIFE 2026 Call for proposals sets a new record for applicationsStudy
The EU's LIFE program reports a record number of applications for environmental and climate-related project funding.
- NYC debuts first green-roof bus shelters
New York City has installed its first bus shelters featuring green roofs to help mitigate urban heat island effects.
- FireDome Bolsters Autonomous Wildfire Defense with U.S. Operations
FireDome is expanding its autonomous wildfire defense operations in the United States.
- Douglas, Grant, Jackson counties get wildfire funding boost
Three Oregon counties have received additional funding to support wildfire prevention and response efforts.
- Itron and PG&E Scale Grid Edge Intelligence Pilot to Improve Wildfire Prevention and Grid Reliability in California
Itron and PG&E are expanding a technology pilot to improve wildfire prevention and grid reliability in California.
- Matrix Wildfire Deploys Landscape-Scale Utility Corridor Hardening to Prevent Grid Ignitions and Catastrophic Liability
Matrix Wildfire is implementing landscape-scale utility corridor hardening to reduce the risk of grid-ignited wildfires.
- DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY WORKING TO REDUCE WILDFIRE RISK WITH $10 MILLION INVESTMENT
The Oregon Department of Forestry is investing $10 million in projects aimed at reducing wildfire risk.
- Wildfire restitution bill signed into law
A new law has been signed in California to provide restitution for wildfire victims.
- Greensboro begins Stage 1 water conservation as extreme drought strains supply
Greensboro has initiated Stage 1 water conservation measures as extreme drought conditions strain the city's supply.
- CaFeCiCo 15/10/26: Modelling Coastal Groundwater Systems under Change: From Prediction to Resilient Water-Resources ManagementStudy
Researchers are developing models to improve coastal groundwater management in response to changing environmental conditions.
- Stormwater woes flow downhill, but funding often doesn’t
Local governments face challenges in securing funding for stormwater infrastructure needed to manage increased rainfall.
- A Stronger Maritime Safety Chain for the Americas
The WMO is working to improve maritime safety systems across the Americas to better handle extreme weather.
- Is Your Property Ready for El Niño?Clickbait
Local authorities provide advice on preparing residential property for potential impacts from the upcoming El Niño.
- Transportation Authority to Get Sand to OC Beaches After El Niño Passes Next Year
A local transportation authority plans to replenish beaches with sand following erosion expected from El Niño.
- Cascades’ new GHG emissions reduction targets approved by SBTi
Cascades has received Science Based Targets initiative approval for its new greenhouse gas emissions reduction goals.Also: METissue, Yahoo Finance
- Scottish wind farm uses lower-carbon concrete and recycled steel to build 14 turbine foundations with fewer truck journeys
A Scottish wind farm project is utilizing low-carbon concrete and recycled steel to reduce the construction footprint of turbine foundations.
- Exploring Amazon's Supply Chain Decarbonisation Journey
This report examines Amazon's ongoing efforts and strategies to decarbonize its extensive global supply chain.
- Hypersonic Technologies is turning methane into hydrogen and carbon black
Hypersonic Technologies is developing a process to convert methane into hydrogen and carbon black.
- London Stadium Hits 1 Million kWh with Solar Power Efforts
London Stadium has reached a milestone of one million kilowatt-hours generated through its onsite solar power installations.
- Tin’s growing role in future hydrogen production
Tin is increasingly utilized in technologies supporting hydrogen production and clean energy infrastructure.
- Tin in Hydrogen Production: Water Splitting, Electrolysis & Methane Pyrolysis - News and StatisticsStudy
A technical report details the role of tin in hydrogen production processes including electrolysis and methane pyrolysis.
- BONUS Pensionskasse puts renewable energy at heart of infrastructure strategy
BONUS Pensionskasse has integrated renewable energy investments into its core infrastructure strategy.
- Latest News In Energy Transition - Renewable Growth Drives Future Power Mix TransformationReprint
Renewable energy growth is driving a significant transformation in the global power generation mix.
- Akamai and EDP sign Power Purchase Agreement as digital infrastructure demand grows
Akamai and EDP have signed a power purchase agreement to support growing digital infrastructure energy needs.
- EIB steps up financing for major Austrian wind and solar project
The European Investment Bank is providing financing for a major wind and solar energy project in Austria.
- Qatar’s renewable energy share set to more than double by 2035
Qatar is projected to more than double its share of renewable energy generation by 2035.
- How SCRTD is building a zero-emission mobility model in Southern New Mexico
A transit district in Southern New Mexico is implementing a zero-emission mobility model for public transportation.
- The ramp goes electric: how to successfully electrify entire fleets
Airport operators are increasingly adopting electric ground support equipment to electrify entire ramp fleets.
- Ministry of Environment and GGGI Hold Workshop to Support Carbon Project Development in Jordan
The Jordanian Ministry of Environment and the GGGI held a workshop to advance local carbon project development.
- The Citroen 2 CV Is Back And Ready For The 21st Century
The classic Citroen 2 CV is being reimagined for the modern era, likely as an electric vehicle.
- The BMW i3 is nearly $80 less a month to lease than the new iX3, but it’s the same price
The 2027 BMW i3 and iX3 models have different leasing costs despite sharing the same base price.
- Cowichan Valley local election candidates on natural disaster preparedness
Local election candidates in the Cowichan Valley discuss their policy proposals for improving natural disaster preparedness.
- Solar power comes to 'world's loneliest house'
A remote, isolated residence has been equipped with solar power technology.
- Ricardo celebrates 2000th vehicle tested in its leading vehicle emissions research centre
Ricardo PLC has reached a milestone of testing 2,000 vehicles at its specialized emissions research facility.Also: Automotive World
- The Volvo EX30 Cargo Version Qualifies for the UK's Zero Emission Van Grant
The Volvo EX30 cargo model has been approved for the United Kingdom's zero-emission van grant program.Also: autoevolution, Cision News
- Operational shifts can slash tailpipe emissions ahead of fleet electrification, says Lightfoot
Operational efficiency improvements can significantly reduce tailpipe emissions while fleets transition to electric vehicles.Also: Van Fleet World
- Residential Microgrid Lfp Battery Systems Market To 2035: Growth Driven by Grid Reliability and Self-Consumption - News and StatisticsStudy
A market report projects growth for residential LFP battery systems through 2035, driven by grid reliability needs.
- Waldevar pursues broad solar, storage opportunities in Italian market
Waldevar is expanding its solar and battery storage development activities within the Italian energy market.Also: Renewables Now
- Malaysia's Energy Transition: Investments Boosting Sustainable Growth
Increased investment in renewable energy and storage is driving Malaysia's transition toward a more sustainable power sector.
- Masticator Demonstration to Show New Way to Reduce Wildfire Fuels
A demonstration of new masticator technology will showcase methods for reducing wildfire fuel loads.
- Relais & Châteaux launches MyImpact, a global platform empowering local sustainability action across 65 countries
Relais & Châteaux launched a global platform to assist its member properties in tracking and improving sustainability performance.
- EY Teams Up With Watershed On Corporate Emissions Reporting
EY is partnering with Watershed to enhance corporate capabilities in tracking and reporting greenhouse gas emissions.
- Ecovadis & CO2 AI: Advancing Scope 3 Transparency
Ecovadis and CO2 AI are collaborating to improve transparency and data accuracy for Scope 3 supply chain emissions.
- EPFL Labs Measure CO₂ Emissions to Target Cuts
EPFL laboratories are implementing new measurement techniques to better track and reduce their carbon emissions.
- Imerys unveils breakthrough graphite with dramatically lower carbon footprint
Imerys has developed a new type of graphite produced with a significantly lower carbon footprint for industrial use.
- Food Waste Is a Major Landfill Problem. These Companies Want Your Scraps
New companies are developing services to divert food waste from landfills to reduce methane emissions.
- Are smaller cows better for the environment?
Agricultural researchers are investigating whether smaller cattle breeds could lower the environmental footprint of beef production.
- Integrated Power Services acquires aftermarket solar inverter company Bold Renewables
Integrated Power Services has acquired Bold Renewables, a company specializing in aftermarket solar inverter services.Also: GlobeNewswire
- Shoreham Port selects UrbanChain as new renewable energy partner
Shoreham Port has partnered with UrbanChain to integrate renewable energy into its operations.
- Wide Area Monitoring Systems (WAMS) Market To 2035: Renewable Integration Spurs Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
A market report forecasts growth in wide area monitoring systems driven by the integration of renewable energy sources.
- Grant PUD Pursues $100M Federal Energy Loan, $40M in Relief
Grant PUD is seeking federal funding to support energy infrastructure and relief efforts.
- Record summer boosts Bristol’s renewable energy dividend by a fifth
Increased summer sunshine has boosted renewable energy generation at Bristol Airport by one-fifth.
- European solar startup funding rebounds to €82m
Funding for European solar startups has recovered to 82 million euros.
- Tesla (and other electric semi competitors) just got good newsClickbait
Recent regulatory or market developments provide positive momentum for manufacturers of electric semi-trucks.
- Automotive Active Purge Pump Market Forecast to 2035: Growth Driven by Stricter Evaporative Emission Rules and Hybrid Platform LaunchesStudy
Stricter evaporative emission regulations are expected to drive growth in the automotive active purge pump market through 2035.
- What motivates Vietnamese people to use electric vehicles?
A study examines the primary factors influencing consumer decisions to adopt electric vehicles in Vietnam.
- China Solar PV News Snippets: JA At TaiyangNews Online Conference & MoreReprint
Recent updates in China's solar photovoltaic sector include new product announcements and industry conference highlights.Also: TaiyangNews
- Exide Solition Powerflex: Modular Battery Storage for Commercial & Industrial Use - News and Statistics
Exide has introduced a modular battery storage system designed for commercial and industrial applications.
- TurningPoint Energy Launches Energy Storage Community Support Program
TurningPoint Energy has launched a new program aimed at fostering community support for energy storage projects.
- News in brief: Clarkson-planners rapprochement? | Record solar output | OxCam corridor progress
A news brief highlights record solar output alongside other regional planning updates.Also: The Planner magazine
- Chevy hikes Blazer EV prices, pushing it over $45,000Reprint
Chevrolet has increased the starting price of the 2027 Blazer EV to over $45,000.
- BMW’s new iX1 looks like a baby iX3 [Images]Clickbait
BMW is testing a new entry-level electric vehicle that shares design elements with the iX3.
- Volkswagen’s new ID. Buzz will be more affordable, and it’s bringing ‘lots of secret sauce’Clickbait
Volkswagen is developing a more affordable version of its ID. Buzz electric minibus.
- Mountaineer Elementary students learn about wildfire prevention
Elementary students in West Virginia are receiving education on wildfire prevention strategies.
- Eagle Point Solar Working to Provide Renewable Solar Energy
Eagle Point Solar is continuing its efforts to expand renewable solar energy availability.
- U.S. Supreme Court Will Hear Lawsuit If ExxonMobil Is To Blame For Carbon Emissions
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case regarding whether ExxonMobil can be held liable for damages related to carbon emissions.
- Federal court rejects Carney government’s bid to block youth climate case as Liberals ignore emissions targets
A federal court rejected the government's attempt to dismiss a youth-led climate lawsuit regarding national emissions targets.Also: The Pointer
- Suncor v. Boulder County: The Climate Case That Could Rewrite the Rules.
A legal analysis examines a climate litigation case that could significantly impact corporate accountability for emissions.
- EU eyes COP31 climate deal to accelerate CO2 cuts, document shows
Leaked documents indicate the EU is planning to push for an agreement at COP31 to accelerate global carbon dioxide emission reductions.
- Flexibility technologies in clean energy systemsStudy
A Nature Climate Change study examines the role of flexibility technologies in integrating high shares of variable renewable energy into power grids.
- Climate-vulnerable countries and the funding gap
Developing nations face a significant funding gap in securing the resources necessary to adapt to climate change impacts.Also: qz.com
- EU to uphold global warming target after overshoot at climate summit
The European Union reaffirms its commitment to global warming targets despite recent setbacks in meeting climate goals.
- Methane emissions reporting templates – Commission launches call for feedbackStudy
The European Commission has opened a call for feedback on new templates for reporting methane emissions.
- BII to Mobilize $1.6 Billion for Climate Finance in Southeast Asia
British International Investment plans to mobilize $1.6 billion to support climate finance projects across Southeast Asia.Also: ESG Today
- Quarterly energy snapshot for India: Q2 2026-27Study
The Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air released a quarterly snapshot of India's energy sector for Q2 2026-27.
- California Powerwall owners push 601 MW to the grid, rivaling a utility power plant
California Tesla Powerwall owners collectively contributed 601 MW of power to the grid, demonstrating the potential of distributed energy resources.
- NTPC tenders 3.3 GWh of battery storage in India
India's NTPC has issued a tender for 3.3 GWh of battery energy storage capacity.Also: ESS News
- Chinook salmon return to historical habitat following removal of four US damsStudy
Removing four dams on the Klamath River has successfully allowed Chinook salmon to return to their historical spawning grounds.
- World leaders urged to 'course correct' as UN nature goals fall short
World leaders are urged to improve progress on biodiversity goals as nations prepare for a U.N. summit.
- Multilateralism: Council sets EU position ahead of climate change and biodiversity summits
The EU Council established its negotiating position for upcoming international climate change and biodiversity summits.
- UN carbon market forces cookstove projects to protect against forest loss
New UN carbon market rules require cookstove projects to implement measures that prevent forest loss to qualify for credits.Also: EnviroNews Nigeria, Mirage News
- Hamilton to pilot bylaw to protect downtown renters from extreme indoor heat
Hamilton, Ontario, is piloting a bylaw to protect downtown renters from extreme indoor heat.
- UK eyes $1.6B for SE Asia climate projects
The United Kingdom is considering a $1.6 billion investment to support climate-related projects in Southeast Asia.
- World’s First Subsea Hub Stores Industrial Carbon
The world's first subsea hub for industrial carbon storage has been established to capture and sequester emissions.
- UN adopts new rules for cleaner cooking projects to earn carbon credits
The UN has established new standards for cleaner cooking projects to qualify for carbon credits.
- EU’s carbon rules enter implementation phase, putting Indian MSMEs under pressure
The implementation of EU carbon regulations is creating compliance pressures for small and medium-sized enterprises in India.
- EU Council sets climate and biodiversity priorities ahead of COP31 and COP17
The EU Council has established its climate and biodiversity priorities in preparation for upcoming COP summits.
- TotalEnergies expands US venture with KKR with 700 MW portfolioReprint
TotalEnergies is expanding its renewable energy partnership with KKR by adding a 700 MW portfolio.Also: Pulse 2.0, Alternatives Watch
- Brazil sues Shell for $108m
Brazil has filed a lawsuit against Shell seeking 108 million dollars in damages related to environmental impacts.
- Extreme heat or icy cold: The year-round case for heat pumps
Heat pumps are presented as an efficient, year-round solution for managing both extreme heat and cold temperatures.Also: Enlit World
- Mars and HowGood-backed food carbon standard targets sourcing and Scope 3 data gaps
Mars and HowGood are launching a food carbon standard to improve data transparency regarding Scope 3 emissions.
- Singapore and Mongolia launch bilateral carbon credit initiative
Singapore and Mongolia have launched a bilateral initiative to cooperate on carbon credit markets.Also: Enerdata
- SBTi approves Cascades’ new emissions targets
The Science Based Targets initiative has officially approved new emissions reduction targets for the company Cascades.
- Steel producers’ CO2e emissions reduction volume eclipses 30 million tons
Global steel producers have collectively reduced their carbon dioxide equivalent emissions by over 30 million tons.Also: Concrete Products
- A New Way to Monitor Methane from Abandoned Wells
Researchers have developed a new method for monitoring and detecting methane leaks from abandoned oil and gas wells.Also: Technology Org
- COP31 Antalya (9–20 November 2026): dates, stakes and the energy agenda
An overview of the upcoming COP31 climate conference in Antalya, outlining key dates and the energy agenda.
- IPCC opens 65th session in Ethiopia, seeks agreement on timelines for Seventh Assessment Report
The IPCC's 65th session in Ethiopia focuses on reaching an agreement regarding the timeline for the Seventh Assessment Report.Also: EnviroNews Nigeria
- Rooftop solar records continue to tumble, as sunny Spring sets new high for Australia’s main grid
Australia's main grid set a new rooftop solar generation record during the spring season.Also: Renew Economy
- When renewable abundance becomes the story: What a record-breaking weekend reveals about the grid
A record-breaking weekend of renewable energy generation in Australia highlights the evolving capabilities of the power grid.Also: Renew Economy
- ZEHID first annual report: 240 zero-emission HGVs prove their worth
The first annual report for the ZEHID project confirms that 240 zero-emission heavy goods vehicles are successfully performing in real-world operations.Also: FleetPoint
- Lagos Bars New Diesel Buses from Regulated Fleet, Mandates CNG, Electric Vehicles
Lagos authorities have mandated that new regulated buses must be electric or CNG-powered, banning new diesel vehicles from the fleet.
- Battery storage is scaling fast. Here’s how utilities can trust it to perform.
As battery storage scales rapidly, utilities are developing strategies to ensure reliable performance and grid integration.Also: Utility Dive
- Tavion starts construction of Polish battery parks
Tavion has commenced construction on new battery storage parks located in Poland.Also: reNEWS
- India’s power demand may nearly double by 2036: Why renewable energy needs storage and stronger grids
India's projected doubling of power demand by 2036 highlights the critical need for expanded storage and grid infrastructure.Also: Open Magazine
- Monetary, fiscal coordination needed to address climate change in EU
Experts argue that better coordination between monetary and fiscal policy is necessary to address climate change in the EU.Also: Green Central Banking
- ‘What is the actual cost?’ Lawyers weigh benefits of Baltimore City’s court strategy.
Legal experts are evaluating the strategic effectiveness of Baltimore's ongoing climate litigation against fossil fuel companies.Also: WBFF
- Surfrider Kauaʻi announces conservation efforts, NOAA seeks public input on seabed mining
Surfrider Kauaʻi announces conservation efforts while NOAA seeks public input on seabed mining.Also: Kauai Now
- EU looking at oil and gas windfall profit tax, as energy prices soar
The European Union is considering a windfall profit tax on oil and gas companies amid rising energy prices.
- Singapore Can Fix Southeast Asia’s Haze, If It Wants To
Singapore has the potential to implement policies to mitigate regional haze caused by land clearing and fires.Also: Bloomberg $
- First Nation-led effort replants kelp forests in Clayoquot Sound
A First Nation-led partnership is actively working to restore kelp forests in British Columbia's Clayoquot Sound.
- Bus Buyers Have Overwhelmingly Chosen Battery-Electric
Transit agencies are increasingly prioritizing battery-electric buses over hydrogen fuel-cell alternatives for zero-emission fleet procurement.
- These are the top 10 best-selling EVs in the US through Q3Study
The U.S. electric vehicle market saw its strongest performance of the year during the third quarter.
- EU to Push Emissions Reduction Package at COP31 SummitReprint
The European Union plans to propose a new emissions reduction package at the upcoming COP31 summit.
- Firefighters Install Cameras to Monitor Wildfire Activity Across California
California firefighters are installing new camera technology to improve wildfire monitoring and detection.
- Climate risk remains insurable if it can be quantified: KCCStudy
A risk modeling firm suggests that climate-related risks remain insurable if they can be accurately quantified.
- In the Mekong Delta, a push to grow food with saltwater
Farmers in the Mekong Delta are adapting to saltwater intrusion by shifting agricultural practices.Also: UN News
- L&F completes international verification of cathode material carbon emissions
L&F has completed an international verification process for the carbon emissions associated with its cathode materials.
- Ence launches €200m decarbonisation initiative at Spanish bioplant
Ence has launched a €200 million decarbonization initiative at its Spanish bioplant.
- Global Electronics Association releases carbon emissions reporting standard
The Global Electronics Association has released a new standard for reporting carbon emissions within the industry.Also: Construction World India
- Toyota: Deeside is First Carbon-Neutral Plant Outside Japan
Toyota's Deeside plant has achieved carbon-neutral status, becoming the company's first such facility outside of Japan.
- Watford cuts carbon emissions by 21.4 per cent and surpasses 2025 target
Watford has reduced its carbon emissions by 21.4 percent, exceeding its 2025 reduction target.
- Iron and steel industry CCUS pilot project expected to be finalised by end-2027 — Miti
Malaysia's Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry expects a steel industry carbon capture pilot project to be finalized by 2027.
- Kardemir’s 120.5 MWp solar power push to green steel production
Kardemir is investing in a 120.5 MWp solar power project to reduce the carbon intensity of its steel production.
- India, EU agree to continue talks on CBAM issue
India and the European Union have agreed to continue negotiations regarding the impact of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism.
- EU methane reporting templates for oil, gas operators open for feedbackStudy
The EU has opened a feedback period for new methane emissions reporting requirements applicable to oil and gas operators.
- Cuba forges ahead with renewable energy plans amid US oil blockade
Cuba is continuing to develop its renewable energy infrastructure despite the ongoing US oil blockade.
- Renewable energy assets in emerging markets could help mitigate risk for Norway’s sovereign wealth fundStudy
Investing in emerging market renewable assets could help Norway's sovereign wealth fund mitigate financial risks associated with the energy transition.
- Emerging Asia's power-driven LNG demand at risk as renewables gain ground
Rising renewable energy adoption in emerging Asia is threatening the long-term growth of LNG demand for power generation.
- Voices: Strength in numbers. Tribal Nations are building energy sovereignty together.
Tribal Nations are collaborating to develop independent renewable energy projects to increase energy sovereignty.
- TotalEnergies (ENXTPA:TTE) Lands $1.2 Billion Solar Deal For 700 MW ԱՄՆ GrowthReprint
TotalEnergies has secured a $1.2 billion deal to develop 700 MW of solar capacity in the United States.
- Australia Rooftop Solar Sets New NEM Record of 17,488 MW - News and StatisticsStudy
Australia's rooftop solar installations reached a new record output of 17,488 MW on the national grid.
- Hydrogen Highways: Can green hydrogen power India’s freight future?
Analysis explores the potential for green hydrogen to decarbonize India's freight transport sector.
- India's battery energy storage sector set for 91% growth to 302GWh by FY32E: NuvamaStudy
A financial forecast predicts the Indian battery energy storage sector will grow to 302 GWh by the 2032 fiscal year.
- Valo to supply, Enerven to build 1.6 GWh Teebar battery in Australia
Valo and Enerven have been selected to supply and construct the 1.6 GWh Teebar battery project in Australia.Also: Business Wire
- Modi Launches 250 MW Battery Energy Storage in Tamil Nadu
Prime Minister Modi inaugurated a 250 MW battery energy storage system in Tamil Nadu, India.
- Grenergy secures $457 million for 1.8 GWh Chile battery portfolio
Grenergy secured $457 million in financing to develop a 1.8 GWh battery storage portfolio in Chile.
- Global Tipping Points Conference Urges Faster Investment In Sustainable Transition
A global conference of experts called for accelerated investment to support a sustainable transition and address climate tipping points.
- 47 million dollars raised to support Mozambique’s response to climate change
Mozambique secured 47 million dollars in funding to support national climate change adaptation and response efforts.
- Irish wind farms generate record levels of electricity for September
Irish wind farms reached record electricity generation levels during the month of September.Also: Irish Examiner
- Builders Rethink Jobsite Protocols Due to Extreme Heat Risks
Construction companies are updating jobsite safety protocols to better protect workers from increasing extreme heat risks.Also: Urban Land Magazine
- Research Project on Coping with Extreme Heat in Cities LaunchesStudy
The University of Hamburg has launched a research project focused on developing strategies for cities to cope with extreme heat.
- As Heat Increases Lightning Strikes in India, Mobile Alerts are Saving Lives
Mobile alert systems are being utilized in India to help save lives as heat-driven lightning strikes increase.Also: The Xylom
- Climate advocates demand action after deadly floods
Climate activists in Nepal are demanding stronger government action and policy changes following recent deadly floods.
- Hun Manet Calls for Stringent Disaster Risk Preparedness Strategies as Climate Risks Rise
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has called for improved disaster preparedness strategies to address rising climate risks.Also: CamboJA News
- Community invited to help shape response to rising seas
Christchurch officials are seeking community input to develop strategies for adapting to sea-level rise.
- AI, data centres could make Asean clean energy projects bankable as grid plans advance: experts
Data centers and AI infrastructure may help make clean energy projects in Southeast Asia more financially viable.Also: Eco-Business
- 'It's one minute to midnight': Why thousands marched for Climate Action in Brussels
Thousands of protesters marched in Brussels to demand urgent government action on the climate crisis.
- Greenhouse gas inventory: Vietnam must comply with the technical standards framework of the IPCC Guidelines 2006.Study
Vietnam is required to align its national greenhouse gas inventory with IPCC 2006 technical standards.Also: Vietnam.vn
- Biofuels from renewable raw materials: a new source of energy for European industry and transport
European industry and transport sectors are increasingly adopting biofuels derived from renewable raw materials as a new energy source.Also: Il Sole 24 ORE
- ERC Approves Cebu Battery Deal to Boost Visayas Grid Stability and Cut Power Costs
The Philippines' ERC approved a battery storage deal intended to stabilize the Visayas grid and reduce electricity costs.Also: Daily Tribune
- As Colombo heats up, passive cooling offers a low-energy solution — but at a cost
Residents in Colombo are adopting passive cooling techniques to manage rising temperatures in urban apartment buildings.
- Community action to protect Cambodia’s seas: Interview with commune leader Sorn Srenh
A local leader in Cambodia is implementing grassroots marine conservation strategies to address overfishing and climate change impacts.
- EU Passenger Package: A Golden Opportunity to Maximise Green Travel
The EU Passenger Package advances rail ticketing rights but still requires better alignment with broader climate and green travel targets.
- Ford’s electric pickup is suddenly selling like hotcakes at 50% off used
Used Ford F-150 Lightning electric pickups are seeing increased sales as prices on the secondary market decline.
- VW’s new low-cost EVs have already secured nearly 150,000 orders, but is that enough?
Volkswagen has received nearly 150,000 orders for its new line of low-cost electric vehicles.
- Smart #2 revives the electric Fortwo with 290 km of range for €19,990
Smart has unveiled the all-electric Smart #2, a two-seater vehicle with 290 km of range, at the Paris Motor Show.
- Connecting Human Rights, Climate and Community in The Gambia
A University of Dayton initiative explores the connections between human rights, climate change, and community resilience in The Gambia.
- Where Implementation Begins
The UNDP outlines strategies for the practical implementation of climate action goals at the local and national levels.
- Denmark’s Thor wind farm is adding 36 lower-carbon steel towers and 120 recyclable blades for easier reuse
Denmark’s Thor wind farm is incorporating lower-carbon steel and recyclable blades to improve sustainability.
- Down to Earth - Old jeans could shield your home from the next heatwave
Researchers are exploring the use of recycled denim as an effective insulation material to protect homes from heat waves.
- Hungary uses water from fish farming to revive drought-hit land
Hungary is repurposing water from fish farming operations to help irrigate and revive land affected by drought.Also: TradingView
- Tuvalu urges global unity on climate crisis
Tuvalu's government is calling for increased international cooperation to address the global climate crisis.
- In order for the government's corporate support program to respond to the European Union's (EU) carb..
The South Korean government is adjusting corporate support programs to help businesses comply with the European Union's carbon border adjustment mechanism.
- Governor's energy plan promotes community solar
The governor's new energy plan includes provisions to promote and expand community solar projects.
- First sod turned on critical HVDC transmission project – a leap for Australia’s energy transitionReprint
Construction has begun on a major HVDC transmission project in Australia to support the integration of renewable energy.
- Bulgaria’s net power exports jump 62% driven by solar, BESS
Bulgaria's net power exports increased by 62% due to the rapid expansion of solar capacity and battery storage integration.Also: Renewables Now
- Former East Portland Landfill Site to House Solar Farm, Nature Sanctuary
Portland is converting a former landfill site into a solar farm and nature sanctuary.
- Uzbekistan Advances Renewable Energy Cooperation with Japan
Uzbekistan and Japan have agreed to strengthen cooperation on renewable energy development.
- Inside REA CEO’s race to light up Nigeria’s 15,000 underserved communities using solar
Nigeria's Rural Electrification Agency is working to provide solar power to 15,000 underserved communities.
- In Poland, home storage grants can reach $4,900, with a boost for EU-made gear
Poland is offering home storage grants of up to $4,900, with additional incentives for equipment manufactured within the EU.
- Actis Expands Renewable Energy in Poland with Major BESS Acquisition
Investment firm Actis has acquired a battery energy storage system project in Poland to expand renewable energy capacity.
- Europe needs cheaper power and better grids to electrify
Analysis suggests Europe requires lower power costs and grid improvements to successfully achieve its electrification goals.
- Climate, Peace and Security: Exploring UNFCCC Entry Points
Germanwatch explores how climate change, peace, and security issues can be integrated into UNFCCC policy frameworks.
- Fijian village's fight to restore life beneath waves
A Fijian village is working to restore marine life in their local coastal waters.Also: Xinhua
- Nova Scotia, Canada, reopens heating rebate as advocates warn 'it's not enough'
Nova Scotia has reopened a heating rebate program, though advocates argue the financial support remains insufficient.
- Kane County company plans to build largest battery energy storage system on ComEd’s grid
A developer plans to build a large-scale battery energy storage system connected to the ComEd grid in Illinois.Also: Daily Herald
- BYD Has Now Produced 150,000 Commercial Plugin Vehicles
BYD has reached a milestone of 150,000 commercial plug-in vehicle units produced, reflecting significant year-over-year growth.
- Proposition 137 would divert millions of tax dollars toward wildfire prevention, conservation
A proposed ballot measure would allocate tax funds toward wildfire prevention and conservation efforts.
- Montebello plant starts Susquehanna River water blend for Baltimore amid drought
Baltimore has begun blending Susquehanna River water into its supply to manage drought-related water shortages.
- Government launches new 'one stop shop' for flood advice
The UK government has launched a centralized online portal to provide residents with flood advice and preparedness resources.Also: www.the-independent.com
- State’s voluntary wetlands management plan gets update
A state government has updated its voluntary management plan for wetlands conservation and protection.Also: Coastal Review
- How Australia is raising the bar for methane management
Australia is implementing new regulatory frameworks to improve the management and monitoring of methane emissions.
- Could your roof save you £950 a year? The areas in the UK where solar pays off fastestClickbait
An analysis examines the financial viability and payback periods for residential solar panel installations across different UK regions.Also: inkl
- Record diesel prices could ramp up EV truck transition in Colorado
High diesel prices in Colorado are potentially accelerating the transition to electric trucks in the commercial sector.Also: Kiowa County Press
- Green GSM brings electric taxis to Northern Mindanao
Green GSM has launched a fleet of electric taxis in Northern Mindanao to promote sustainable public transport in the Philippines.Also: The Manila Times
- Polestar Eyes LFP Batteries in Push for Climate-Neutral Car by 2035
Polestar is integrating LFP batteries into its vehicle lineup as part of its strategy to produce a climate-neutral car by 2035.Also: Electric Vehicles
- E-mobility in Africa: a Commercial Opportunity with a Green Upside
The expansion of electric mobility in Africa is presented as both a commercial opportunity and an environmental benefit.Also: Tech Labari
- UNICO Launches 330kW Bidirectional Grid-Tie Inverter with Flexibility to Meet Evolving Power Demands of Data Centers, Energy Storage, and Other Next-Gen Applications
UNICO has launched a new 330kW bidirectional inverter designed to support data centers and energy storage applications.Also: Business Wire
- Pebble Upgrades the 2027 Flow, Turning It Into A Microgrid To Power Your Adventures & Your Home,
Pebble has upgraded its 2027 Flow travel trailer to function as a microgrid using lithium batteries and solar power.
- Huawei-backed AITO sets Europe launch for fall 2027 with 4 luxury SUVs
The Huawei-backed brand AITO plans to launch four luxury electric SUV models in Europe by fall 2027.
- BYD reveals flagship 7-seat electric SUV with over 400 miles of range
BYD is launching a seven-seat electric SUV in Europe featuring new battery technology and a range exceeding 400 miles.
- Italian rice farmer beats heat with biodiversity haven
An Italian rice farmer is successfully mitigating heat impacts by implementing biodiversity-focused agricultural practices.
- Philanthropy Asia Alliance backs Southeast Asia Heat Health Hub’s next phase
The Philanthropy Asia Alliance is funding the next phase of a regional hub focused on heat-related health issues in Southeast Asia.
- NYC may expand key reservoir after devastating drought
New York City is considering expanding a key reservoir to improve water security following a period of severe drought.
- Soil Fungi Give Drought-Stricken Purple Rice a Boost, and One Species Stands OutStudy
Researchers identified specific soil fungi that help purple rice crops survive under drought conditions.
- Sugar Beet Waste Beats High-Tech Fertilizers in Drought-Stressed Legume FieldsStudy
Sugar beet waste has proven more effective than synthetic fertilizers for legumes grown in drought-stressed soil.
- Britain rebuilt 3.5 miles of the A46 using 17,432 tonnes of material from the old road; the project cut iReprint
A British road construction project recycled over 17,000 tonnes of material, significantly reducing the carbon footprint of the infrastructure work.
- Boral introduces detailed concrete carbon reporting
Boral has launched a new reporting system to provide detailed carbon emission data for its concrete products.
- Indigenous advancement added to net-zero agenda
The Australian government has integrated Indigenous advancement initiatives into its national net-zero policy agenda.
- Utonomy signs contract with Nedgia for intelligent pressure control solution
Utonomy has partnered with Nedgia to deploy intelligent pressure control technology to reduce methane leaks in gas networks.
- Arla to increase farmer climate payments by a third in major incentive shake-up
Arla is increasing payments to farmers who meet specific climate-related sustainability targets.
- John Cena Pitches Wind and Solar Power in New Consumer Ad Campaign
John Cena is featured in a new consumer advertising campaign promoting wind and solar energy adoption.Also: WSJ $
- Leeward Renewable Energy Discloses Energy LobbyingStudy
Leeward Renewable Energy has released disclosures regarding its recent lobbying activities.
- Food? Renewable Energy? Why Not Both?
This article explores the potential for integrating food production with renewable energy infrastructure.
- Is Athens on Track to Meet its Clean-Energy Goal for 2035?
An investigation examines whether Athens is on track to meet its 2035 clean-energy targets.
- Trinasolar and Smart Commercial Energy Deliver Landmark Solar install at Western Sydney Airport
Trinasolar and Smart Commercial Energy have completed a solar installation project at Western Sydney Airport.
- Sunsave launches no-upfront-cost home batteries with no solar panels required
Sunsave has launched a home battery storage service that does not require existing solar panels for installation.
- Grants help communities stretch budgets by approving renewable energy projects
Local communities are utilizing grants to fund renewable energy projects, helping to reduce municipal energy costs.
- Hitachi Energy supports China Three Gorges Corporation in advancing a virtual power plant for commercial and industrial usersReprint
Hitachi Energy is partnering with China Three Gorges Corporation to develop a virtual power plant for industrial users.
- U Mobile, HLGY Energy Sign 5G Deal for 3 Solar Uses [2026]
U Mobile and HLGY Energy have signed a deal to integrate 5G technology into three solar energy projects by 2026.
- Industrial Battery Charger Market To 2035: BESS and Heavy-Duty EV Charging Demand Accelerates - News and StatisticsStudy
A market report projects accelerated demand for industrial battery chargers driven by heavy-duty EV adoption and energy storage systems.
- Investment fund to build a battery storage facility worth CZK 200 million near Olomouc in Czechia
An investment fund is constructing a 200 million CZK battery storage facility near Olomouc, Czechia.
- Richardson Electronics to install 5-MWh battery storage system in Illinois
Richardson Electronics is installing a 5-MWh battery storage system at its Illinois facility.
- Greenhouse Launch for Council’s Sustainability and Climate Change St
Newry, Mourne and Down District Council launched a new sustainability and climate change strategy.
- Is AI-Driven Power Demand Lifting First Solar (NASDAQ:FSLR) and U.S. Solar?Clickbait
This piece explores whether rising AI-driven power demand is benefiting solar energy companies.Also: Kalkine Media
- Fitness influencers make the case for plant-based protein
Fitness influencers are promoting plant-based diets as a way to improve health and reduce individual climate impact.
- This electric minivan wants to make you love MPVs again
Renault has unveiled the E-Space, an electric minivan concept designed to compete with SUVs.
- TEMO launches clever new electric boat motor in the US
French manufacturer TEMO is introducing its portable electric boat motor system to the North American market.
- Electric trucks meet hydro power at one of Canada’s busiest ports
Electric trucks are being deployed at a major Canadian container terminal to reduce air pollution from diesel and propane vehicles.
- This electric motorcycle company just hit 10 million battery swaps – and it’s profitable
Brazilian electric motorcycle company Vammo has reached profitability and surpassed 10 million battery swaps.
- Flood Action Week: Check your risk, make a plan and prepare - News
Devon County Council is promoting Flood Action Week to encourage residents to prepare for potential flood risks.
- Carbon Footprint Australian Home: Measure and ReduceClickbait
This article provides general advice on measuring and reducing the carbon footprint of an Australian home.
- Renewable Energy Update 10.9.26Study
A legal update provides information on recent developments in the renewable energy sector.
- Southwest Iowa Renewable Energy, LLC to Acquire GreenAmerica Biofuels Ord LLC from Pilot Travel CentersReprint
Southwest Iowa Renewable Energy is acquiring GreenAmerica Biofuels from Pilot Travel Centers.
- UNICO Launches 330kW Bidirectional Grid-Tie Inverter
UNICO has released a new 330kW bidirectional grid-tie inverter designed for advanced energy management.
- New Program Offers Major Savings for Small Business Solar Transition
A new program has been launched to help small businesses transition to solar energy with reduced upfront costs.
- R.Power takes its first utility-scale BESS in Romania into final phase of construction
R.Power has entered the final construction phase for its first utility-scale battery energy storage system in Romania.
- Lion Thorn Solar Park breaks ground with 49MW contracted to PPC and POWERX
Construction has commenced on the 49MW Lion Thorn Solar Park, which has secured power purchase agreements.
- AMMP Launches Ray, Its First AI Coworker for Renewable Energy Asset Managers
AMMP has launched an AI-powered tool designed to assist renewable energy asset managers in optimizing operations.
- Nixon Hire expands fleet with initial £1m+ investment in Infinity Cube battery storage units
Nixon Hire is expanding its battery storage fleet with a significant investment in new Infinity Cube units.
- Infinity Power picks AIKO modules for South Africa
Infinity Power has selected AIKO solar modules for a new renewable energy project in South Africa.Also: AIKO Website
- Polestar sees LFP batteries as a faster sustainability routeReprint
Polestar identifies LFP batteries as a strategy to accelerate its sustainability and climate-neutral manufacturing goals.
- Battery Free Sensors Market To 2035: Predictive Maintenance for BESS Drives Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
A market report identifies predictive maintenance sensors as a key growth driver for the battery energy storage sector.
- Flood Action Week - 12 to 18 October
Elmbridge Borough Council is participating in Flood Action Week to help residents manage flood risks.
- TV presenter visits community-owned solar project in Ayrshire town
A television presenter visited a community-owned solar energy project located in an Ayrshire town.
- Crankshaft Position Sensors Market Forecast to 2035: Growth Driven by Hybrid Powertrains and Emissions RulesStudy
A market forecast predicts growth for crankshaft position sensors driven by the adoption of hybrid powertrains and stricter emissions regulations.
- Traction Inverters Market Growth to 2035 Backed by Sic Adoption and EV Electrification - News and StatisticsStudy
The market for traction inverters is projected to grow through 2035, supported by increased EV electrification and silicon carbide adoption.
- In a once-lush valley, communities lead a fight to defend water
Communities in a formerly lush valley are organizing to protect local water resources from depletion.
- Global Renewable Power Surpasses Coal for First Time in History as Clean Energy Investments Hit $2 TrillionReprint
Global renewable energy capacity surpassed coal for the first time as annual clean energy investments reached $2 trillion.
- Australia’s top court puts fossil fuel developers on notice
Australia's top court issued a ruling that increases legal accountability for fossil fuel developers.
- Ten of thousands urge EU for climate action at Brussels demonstration
Tens of thousands of protesters gathered in Brussels to demand stronger climate action from the European Union.
- Coastal councils warn they cannot afford multimillion-dollar fight against rising seas
Australian coastal councils report they lack the funding required to manage the long-term impacts of rising sea levels.Also: SMH.com.au
- COP31 champion urges shift from climate pledges to action
A COP31 official calls for a transition from making climate pledges to implementing concrete actions.
- Climate lawsuits gain ground as governments scale back climate action
Climate litigation is increasing globally as a response to governments failing to meet climate action targets.
- England unveils $104 million plan to plant 500,000 trees against floods, droughts, and heat
England is investing $104 million to plant 500,000 trees as a strategy to mitigate floods, droughts, and heat.
- Brazil Shell Climate Lawsuit: 5 Key Facts on $108M Flood Case
A lawsuit in Brazil seeks $108 million from Shell regarding damages related to climate-linked flooding.
- Demonstrators condemn Ameren’s plan to power data centers with coal and natural gas
Demonstrators are protesting a utility's plan to power data centers using coal and natural gas.
- UN officials, experts call for urgent, science-backed action and systemic solutions to heat crisis
UN officials are calling for urgent, science-based systemic interventions to address the global heat crisis.
- Wealthy countries must spend ‘much more’ on climate than defence, COP31 host saysReprint
The COP31 host nation argues that wealthy countries should prioritize climate funding over military spending.
- Nearly 4 million abandoned US oil wells could become underground batteries, with geothermal heat boosting storage output by 9.5%
Abandoned US oil wells could be repurposed for geothermal energy storage to improve grid stability.
- Advocates call for fossil fuel extraction end date ahead of COP31
Advocacy groups are calling for a formal end date for fossil fuel extraction ahead of the COP31 summit.
- Energy-importing countries record 3x faster clean energy generation than exporters
Countries that import energy are increasing their clean energy generation three times faster than energy-exporting nations.Also: Interesting Engineering
- Tens of thousands attend 2026 Climate March in Brussels
Tens of thousands of protesters participated in a climate march in Brussels.
- Greater Minnesota collaborative works toward creating climate resilience plan
A collaborative group in Minnesota is working to develop a regional climate resilience plan.Also: MPR News
- China urges focus on climate change, cooperation at Arctic Circle Assembly
China called for increased international cooperation on climate change during the Arctic Circle Assembly.Also: CGTN
- Retrofit schools and consider moving exams to beat extreme heat, says teaching union leader
A teaching union leader calls for school retrofitting and exam schedule changes to protect students from increasing extreme heat.
- Utah needs a 'Code Red' policy to protect the homeless from extreme heat, report says
A report recommends Utah adopt a 'Code Red' policy to protect homeless populations during extreme heat events.
- Where the Power Comes From Could Decide the Carbon Cost of Your ConcreteStudy
Research indicates that the source of electricity used in concrete production significantly impacts the material's overall carbon footprint.
- Adani's Kutch Copper Plans 115-Mw Renewable Energy Integration, Targets Lower Emissions
Adani's Kutch Copper facility is integrating 115 megawatts of renewable energy to lower its industrial emissions.
- Draft steel policy flags 3-fold rise in coking coal demand, 39% cut in emissionsStudy
India's draft steel policy projects increased coal demand while targeting a 39 percent reduction in carbon intensity.
- India targets 604 million tons of steel capacity by 2047, eyes lower emissions
India has set a target to expand steel production capacity to 604 million tons by 2047 while reducing emissions.Also: The Economic Times
- Algeria introduces new measures to detect and reduce methane emissions
Algeria has implemented new regulatory measures aimed at detecting and reducing methane emissions from industrial operations.
- India unveils steel policy aiming for 604 million tons capacity by 2047Reprint
India has unveiled a national steel policy aiming for 604 million tons of capacity by 2047.
- Strengths, Gaps in U.S. Clean Energy Manufacturing Examined
A report analyzes the current strengths and gaps within the United States' clean energy manufacturing sector.
- Electric avenues: AI data centers spur natural gas, solar; challenge power grids
Rising energy demand from AI data centers is driving investment in both natural gas and solar power infrastructure.
- UK clean energy funding brings solar cold storage to Nigeria’s fish and meat markets
UK funding is supporting the installation of solar-powered cold storage units for food markets in Nigeria.
- Tesla Enables V2H Bidirectional Charging, Europe Completes EV4EU Trial
Tesla has enabled bidirectional vehicle-to-home charging capabilities for newer Model 3 and Model Y vehicles in the United States.
- Successful Market Launch of the Electric Urban Car Family: CUPRA Raval, Volkswagen ID. Polo, Škoda Epiq, and Volkswagen ID. Cross Together for the First Time at the Paris Motor Show
Volkswagen, Škoda, and CUPRA showcased four new affordable electric vehicle models at the Paris Motor Show.
- New flood resilience network to tackle 'most costly and widespread natural hazard in the UK'
A new UK flood resilience network has been launched to address the country's most costly natural hazard.
- Mexico's Sheinbaum urges coastal residents to remain indoors as Hurricane Simon nears coastReprint
Mexican officials have urged coastal residents to stay indoors as Hurricane Simon approaches.Also: Devdiscourse
- Building a renewable gas sectorStudy
The Grattan Institute outlines a framework for developing a renewable gas sector to support decarbonization efforts.
- Back in the real world: electric equipment is saving job sites BIG MONEY
Early adoption of battery-powered heavy equipment is proving to be cost-effective for fleet managers in the construction industry.
- As electric semi truck race heats up, SoCal is getting another charging hub
A new charging hub for electric semi-trucks is being developed in Southern California to meet rising demand.
- Climate summit calls for stronger action to curb global warmingReprint
Participants at a climate summit issued a call for stronger international efforts to mitigate global warming.Also: Rappler
- UK floods taskforce told to start looking at drought
A UK taskforce originally focused on flooding is being directed to also address drought management and planning.
- Florida drought rules cut lawn watering to once a week, and car washes have to wait
Florida implemented stricter water conservation rules, limiting lawn watering to once per week due to ongoing drought.
- Desert Salt Flat Bacteria Help Tomatoes Survive Drought, Study FindsStudy
Researchers found that specific bacteria from salt flats can help tomato plants survive drought conditions.
- Sustainable blue tourism: How strong governance protects coastal ecosystems
Effective governance is highlighted as a key factor in protecting coastal ecosystems through sustainable tourism practices.
- DAILY DIGEST, weekend edition: Avert ‘ecological tailspin’: Advocates sue California over State Water Project; Governor Newsom prepares California for El Niño; Westlands Water District may get funding from Department of War to combat golden mussels; Br
California officials and advocates are preparing for El Niño impacts and addressing water project litigation.
- Recycling Alone Won’t Save Europe: Study Reveals When Circular Economy Actually Cuts EmissionsStudy
A new study evaluates the specific conditions under which circular economy practices effectively reduce emissions in Europe.
- EU climate chief pledges greater youth role ahead of COP31 talks
The EU climate chief commits to increasing the involvement of youth representatives in upcoming COP31 climate policy discussions.
- Eskom Green seeks partners for up to 6GW of renewables and storage
Eskom Green is seeking partners to develop up to 6GW of new renewable energy and storage capacity.
- MIT Study Pushes Back On One Of The Biggest Solar Energy MythsStudy
A new MIT study addresses and refutes a common misconception regarding solar energy efficiency and reliability.
- ₱𝟱𝟮 𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗹𝗶𝗼𝗻 in additional investments from 𝗩𝗲𝗻𝗮 𝗘𝗻𝗲𝗿𝗴𝘆! More renewable energy projects, adding 1,290 megawatts of clean power capacity for a more reliable energy supply.
Vena Energy is investing 52 billion pesos to add 1,290 megawatts of renewable energy capacity.
- Spread across a Victorian grain belt famous for wheat and little else, 212,296 panels energized their first cable in September, and Australia's newest state energy park is the Wimmera's largest industrial object
A new large-scale solar energy park has begun operations in the Wimmera region of Victoria, Australia.
- Oswal Pumps to Build 1.2 GW Solar Cell Plant, Redirects IPO Funds Toward New Business Line
Oswal Pumps is shifting investment to build a 1.2 GW solar cell manufacturing plant.
- Solar panel researchers say cells could hit 43% efficiency by using this new approach to reducing infrared glow
Researchers are developing a new method to reduce infrared glow in solar cells, potentially increasing efficiency to 43%.
- Energy rulemaker backs ‘EV charger tax’ to boost switch from petrol
An Australian energy regulator proposes a tax on electric vehicle chargers to encourage the transition from petrol vehicles.
- Carbon Nanostructure Conductive Additives Market To 2035: EV Battery Demand Drives Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
The market for carbon nanostructure additives is projected to grow through 2035, driven by increasing demand for electric vehicle batteries.
- Moldova expands green subsidies as households slash power bills
Moldova is expanding green energy subsidies to help households reduce their electricity costs.
- Germany’s floating solar supports now host 26.3 million mussels filtering 1.5% of Lake Leimersheim water daily
Floating solar panel supports in a German lake are hosting millions of mussels that provide natural water filtration.
- European Energy secures 89.6 MW in German onshore wind auction across four projects
European Energy has secured contracts for 89.6 MW of new onshore wind capacity in a recent German government auction.
- You Can Now Get The Kia EV3 At US Dealerships — Dream EV!
The Kia EV3 electric vehicle is now available for purchase at dealerships across the United States.
- Battery Swap Uses Fewer Batteries Than You Think
Battery swapping technology for electric trucks is gaining attention as a method to reduce the total number of batteries required for operations.
- Mercedes posts record EV sales, but China slump drags quarterly sales down 6%
Mercedes-Benz reported record electric vehicle sales, though overall quarterly performance was impacted by a slowdown in the Chinese market.
- Vehicle Manufacturing Market Forecast to 2035: Electrification and Software Drive Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
A market forecast predicts significant growth in vehicle manufacturing through 2035, driven by electrification and software integration.
- Advance Battery Technologies Market To 2035: Next-Gen Chemistries Drive Growth as Grid Storage and EV Demand Accelerates - News and StatisticsStudy
A market report forecasts significant growth in advanced battery technologies through 2035, driven by grid storage and electric vehicle demand.
- CBIC Clarifies 10% Concessional Customs Duty Applicable to Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS); Industrial and Grid-Scale Batteries Not to Be Treated as 'Power Banks'
India's tax authority clarified that industrial and grid-scale battery storage systems qualify for a 10% concessional customs duty.
- 459 hp, 0-60 in 3.9 sec, and AWD – meet Mitsubishi’s new-age electric EVO [video]
Mitsubishi unveiled a high-performance electric hot hatch model for international markets.Also: CleanTechnica
- Change Her Forecast
Plan International launched a campaign highlighting the disproportionate impact of climate change on girls.
- Union leader proposes moving exams due to heat — The GuardianReprint
A union leader has proposed rescheduling exams to protect students from extreme heat.
- How India plans to transform its steel industry by 2047
India is developing a long-term strategy to decarbonize its steel industry by 2047.
- Five Funded Sustainability Programmes for Businesses in Milton Keynes
Five new sustainability programs have been launched to provide funding for businesses in Milton Keynes.
- Norton Rose Fulbright advises UniCredit on PLN 83.7 million financing of 51 MW PV portfolio in Poland
Norton Rose Fulbright advised on the financing of a 51 MW solar photovoltaic portfolio in Poland.
- Northeast Philly Manufacturer Kingsbury Tapped for DOE Hydropower Testing
The Department of Energy selected a Philadelphia manufacturer to conduct testing for hydropower technology.
- Nevada solar project will halt construction traffic when desert bighorn sheep need to cross the site
A Nevada solar project will pause construction traffic to allow desert bighorn sheep to safely cross the site.
- Saudi Solar Park Breeds Vulnerable Sand Gazelles in ReWildingVoltaics Initiative - News and Statistics
A solar park in Saudi Arabia is hosting a rewilding initiative to support the breeding of vulnerable sand gazelles.
- Proposed Valley Range solar project east of Cortez draws opposition and support
A proposed solar project in Colorado is facing a mix of public support and local opposition.Also: The Journal
- European renewable energy faces growing cyber risksReprint
European renewable energy infrastructure faces increasing threats from cyberattacks, raising concerns about grid stability and security.
- Egypt to receive First El Dabaa Nuclear Fuel Shipment in May 2027
Egypt is scheduled to receive its first shipment of nuclear fuel for the El Dabaa power plant in May 2027.
- Manila’s EV ambitions confront economic and energy realities
Manila's transition to electric vehicles faces significant challenges due to existing economic and energy infrastructure constraints.
- BMW Tests Hydrogen Combustion Engine Truck in Real-World Factory Operations
BMW is testing a hydrogen combustion engine truck in real-world factory operations to evaluate its performance.
- Palmal Group and Omera Renewable Energy sign MoU for 4.07 MWh Huawei battery energy storage system
Palmal Group and Omera Renewable Energy have signed an agreement to install a 4.07 MWh battery storage system.Also: Textile Today
- Quy Nhon Dialogue on Climate and Transition: Opening Pathways for Cooperation, Promoting Practical Action
The Quy Nhon Dialogue focused on fostering international cooperation and practical actions to advance climate transition goals.
- The legendary Citroen 2CV is back as a €15k electric concept for 2028
Citroën has unveiled a concept for an affordable electric version of the classic 2CV, targeting a 2028 market release.
- Orange County schools use variety of features to help protect students from heat
Orange County schools are implementing various protective measures to safeguard students from extreme heat.
- Connecting global Vietnamese expertise to seek solutions for green agriculture
Vietnamese experts are collaborating to develop and implement sustainable, green agricultural practices.
- Instalco (OM:INSTAL) Battery Storage Push Keeps Undervalued Case In Focus
Instalco's strategic focus on battery storage is highlighted as a key factor in its current market valuation.
- Hitachi Energy @ COP31Reprint
Hitachi Energy outlines its participation and focus areas for the COP31 climate conference.
- Two Winding Power Transformer Market Forecast to 2035: Grid Modernization and Renewable Integration Drive GrowthStudy
A market forecast predicts growth for power transformers driven by grid modernization and renewable energy integration through 2035.Also: IndexBox
- Low Voltage Wire And Cable Market To 2035: Building Automation and Renewable Energy Drive Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
The low voltage wire and cable market is projected to grow through 2035 due to building automation and renewable energy projects.
- World Utility Scale High Voltage Power Transformer - Market Analysis, Forecast, Size, Trends and InsightsStudy
A market analysis report examines trends and forecasts for utility-scale high-voltage power transformers.
- Overhead Cables Market To 2035: Grid Upgrades and Renewables Fuel Expansion - News and StatisticsStudy
A market report forecasts expansion for overhead cables driven by grid upgrades and renewable energy development.Also: IndexBox
- Clean the Sky - Wastewater Energy Modernization ProjectsClickbait
New projects are focusing on modernizing wastewater treatment facilities to improve energy efficiency.
- Ochiltree residents invited to explore renewable energy through VR experience
Residents in Ochiltree are invited to learn about renewable energy technologies through a virtual reality experience.
- Shell Faces Historic $108 Million Climate Lawsuit in Brazil Over Floods That Killed Nearly 200 People
Shell faces a major lawsuit in Brazil alleging the company's climate impact contributed to deadly flooding.
- Tesla’s next big clean energy source is rising in the Arizona desert
Tesla is constructing a 450-megawatt solar farm with integrated battery storage in Arizona.
- Senate bill’s fine print targets future path of gas pipelines
A proposed Massachusetts Senate bill would allow neighborhoods to transition from gas to electric heating if residents choose to do so.
- ‘Overshoot is not a reason to surrender’: UN calls for accelerated climate action ahead of COP31 summit
The UN is calling for accelerated global climate action to address emissions targets despite current overshoot trends.
- Key Takeaways From Meeting of Climate Leaders in the Pacific
Pacific climate leaders met to discuss regional strategies and policy responses to climate change.Also: Bloomberg $
- Turkey's Green Taxonomy paradox ahead of COP31: ‘Nuclear energy and fossil gas are unacceptable’
Turkey faces internal debate over whether to include nuclear and fossil gas in its green taxonomy ahead of COP31 climate negotiations.Also: Bianet
- Front-Electrode Engineering Pushes Perovskite/Silicon Tandem Solar Cells to 33% EfficiencyStudy
Researchers achieved 33% efficiency in perovskite/silicon tandem solar cells through new front-electrode engineering.Also: Bioengineer.org
- Young Canadians sue government over alleged climate failures
Young Canadians have filed a lawsuit against their government, alleging failure to take adequate climate action.Also: Kuwait Times
- Battery swap works: Nio completes 1.2 million swaps in a SINGLE WEEK
Nio's battery-swapping network in China completed 1.2 million swaps in a single week, demonstrating infrastructure scalability.Also: CleanTechnica
- New Regional Cooperation Launched to Accelerate Energy Transition in Latin America and the CaribbeanStudy
IRENA launched a new regional cooperation initiative to accelerate the energy transition across Latin America and the Caribbean.
- Iceland will tunnel into a volcano to tap into virtually unlimited geothermal power
Iceland is initiating a project to drill into a volcano to access high-temperature geothermal energy.
- Philippines plans 25-GW renewable energy auctions to hit 2030 goal
The Philippines plans to auction 25 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity to meet its 2030 climate and energy goals.
- Second Conference on Attribution Science and Climate Law (Day One: Session 4)Study
A conference session explored the intersection of climate attribution science and legal accountability.
- Planning under pressure to tackle rising heat risk
Australian planners are under pressure to develop strategies to address rising heat risks.
- Fiji commits US$10M to Pacific Resilience Facility
Fiji pledged US$10 million to the Pacific Resilience Facility to support climate adaptation efforts in the region.Also: Fijivillage
- DIGGING DEEPER: Why Canadian Activists View LNG Development as Their Next Major Target
Canadian activists are increasingly targeting liquefied natural gas development as a primary focus of their climate advocacy.
- COP31 organisers seek 'ambitious' climate actionReprint
Organizers for the upcoming COP31 summit are calling for more ambitious global climate commitments.Also: The Rising Nepal
- Asian countries, including India, must accelerate transition to renewable energy | World News
Experts urge Asian nations, including India, to accelerate their transition to renewable energy sources to meet climate goals.
- Full Capacity: Australia’s coal industry faces climate reckoning
Australia's coal industry faces increasing financial and regulatory pressure as the global energy transition accelerates.Also: InsuranceAsia News
- Beyond gigawatts: Why India’s clean energy future depends on storage intelligence
India's transition to clean energy requires advanced storage intelligence to manage grid stability beyond simple capacity expansion.
- The plant uses CO₂ to store wind and solar power for many days instead of just a few hours.
A new energy storage facility utilizes CO₂ to store wind and solar power for extended durations.Also: Vietnam.vn
- Fifty billion seedlings: Can Ethiopia replant its ravaged forests?
Ethiopia is undertaking a massive reforestation effort to restore ecosystems ravaged by deforestation.
- BYD builds 150,000th commercial NEV – an 800 hp Q3 electric semi truck
BYD reached a production milestone of 150,000 commercial new energy vehicles with its latest electric semi truck.
- Lack of heat plan leaves Hong Kong’s vulnerable residents at risk, experts warn
Experts warn that Hong Kong lacks a comprehensive heat plan to protect vulnerable residents from rising temperatures.
- Nepal flood losses highlight need for climate-resilient hydropower in South Asia
Recent flood losses in Nepal underscore the urgent need for climate-resilient hydropower infrastructure across South Asia.
- Island nations retain rights despite rising seas
Island nations are establishing legal frameworks to retain sovereignty and maritime rights despite potential land loss from rising seas.
- High rare earth demand could complicate Europe's offshore wind ambitions
High demand for rare earth minerals may pose supply chain challenges for Europe's offshore wind energy expansion goals.
- Japan’s ambitious decarbonisation strategy needs a Plan B
An analysis suggests Japan needs a more robust strategy to achieve its decarbonization targets.
- Ban New Petrol And Diesel Car Registrations, And Go EV: Expert Panel To Delhi GovtReprint
An expert panel has advised the Delhi government to ban new petrol and diesel vehicle registrations to promote electrification.
- Atlas Atomics' $400M raise, $225M for flexible energy platform Voltus, and Type One Energy's new round
Several clean energy and nuclear technology companies have secured significant new funding rounds.
- Heat Pump Monitor 2026: Webinar (afternoon session)Study
The IEA is hosting a webinar to discuss findings from its 2026 Heat Pump Monitor report.
- EU Reaches Agreement With China To Reduce The Import Of Plug-In Hybrids By HalfReprint
The European Union reached an agreement with China to limit the import of plug-in hybrid vehicles.Also: CleanTechnica
- A Volkswagen Bestseller Goes Electric: World Premiere of the New ID. Tiguan
Volkswagen announced the upcoming 2027 launch of the ID. Tiguan, a new electric successor to the ID.4 and ID.5 models.Also: Electrek
- Media unite behind ‘Promise of 1.5°C’ climate campaign in disaster-prone Japan
Japanese media outlets have joined a UN-backed campaign to promote climate action and the 1.5°C target.
- Researchers to use NASA AI model to improve hurricane risk estimatesStudy
Researchers are utilizing a new NASA artificial intelligence model to improve the accuracy of hurricane risk assessments.Also: Technology Org
- Ethiopian Airlines Paid USD6Mln For Carbon Credits As Regulatory Pressures, Taxes Mount
Ethiopian Airlines purchased six million dollars in carbon credits to comply with increasing international regulatory and tax pressures.Also: The Reporter Ethiopia
- Rice Farming’s Next Revolution: Microbes, Drones and AI Join ForcesStudy
New agricultural technologies including AI, drones, and microbes aim to improve the sustainability and efficiency of rice farming.Also: Bioengineer.org, Bioengineer.org
- Walnut Way Secures $1.1 Million to Fund Community Solar Project
A Milwaukee community organization secured $1.1 million in funding to develop a local solar energy project.Also: Urban Milwaukee
- Nevada solar proposal reaches final review as bighorn sheep and elk may use site as wildlife corridor
A Nevada solar project faces final review, with considerations regarding its impact on local wildlife corridors.Also: Energies Media, Energies Media
- EVIQ, Hala Auto and DSV join forces to accelerate electrification of Saudi logistics sector
Three companies partnered to accelerate the electrification of the logistics sector in Saudi Arabia.Also: intlbm
- Modhera expands solar-powered energy use to electric vehicle charging
The town of Modhera has integrated solar-powered energy systems to support electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
- WATTMORE joins GTI Energy’s Illinois hydrogen microgrid research effort, putting its technology into a project testing how hydrogen can fit into resilient local power systems
WATTMORE is partnering with GTI Energy to test hydrogen integration within resilient local microgrid systems in Illinois.Also: Energies Media
- Telangana Solar Power Plan Adds 3,000 MW With Battery Storage
Telangana is expanding its renewable capacity by adding 3,000 MW of solar power integrated with battery storage.
- Green Hill Solar Farm Wins UK Consent for 500 MW Project
The UK government has granted consent for the development of a 500 MW solar farm project.Also: Microgrid Media
- DHL Express partners with Malaysia Aviation Group to reduce GHG emissions using SAF
DHL Express and Malaysia Aviation Group have partnered to utilize sustainable aviation fuel to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
- Southeast Asia’s Energy Security Problem Is the Grid, Not Hormuz
Modernizing electrical grids is identified as the primary challenge for energy security in Southeast Asia.
- Christian charities urge EU to act on climate change before COP31
Christian charities are calling on the European Union to increase climate action ahead of the COP31 summit.Also: Premier Christian News
- Climate Risk Consideration Essential for Hydropower Projects, Expert Deepak KC States
Experts emphasize that integrating climate risk assessments is essential for the future development of hydropower projects.
- Carbon charges of $100-$350 per tonne to raise import cost concerns
Proposed carbon pricing of $100-$350 per tonne raises concerns regarding potential increases in import costs.
- The Iran War Is Fueling a Boom in Clean Energy
Geopolitical tensions in Iran are driving increased investment and interest in clean energy alternatives.Also: Yahoo Finance
- Australia's Renewable Market Shifts Toward Firmness and Shape as Coal RetiresStudy
Australia's renewable energy market is evolving to prioritize grid stability as coal-fired power plants are retired.
- The shape of PPAs is changing – from volume to value
Power purchase agreements are evolving to prioritize grid value and reliability over simple generation volume.
- Tuning Sulfur and Selenium Mix Unlocks Record Solar Hydrogen From Eco-Friendly Quantum DotsStudy
Researchers have achieved a record in solar hydrogen production by optimizing sulfur and selenium mixtures in quantum dots.
- Hybrid Nanofluid Turns Solar Collector’s Own Magnetic Field Into a Tunable DialStudy
Engineers created a hybrid nanofluid that allows solar collectors to adjust their magnetic fields for improved performance.
- ESCOM Opens Tender For 20 MW/40 MWh Grid-Forming Battery Storage Project In Malawi
Malawi's ESCOM has opened a tender for a 20 MW/40 MWh grid-forming battery storage project.
- Solar, grid and energy storage must be integrated to ensure electricity supply security
Integrating solar power with grid infrastructure and energy storage is essential for ensuring long-term electricity supply security.
- HELLENiQ ENERGY commissions 100 MW/200 MWh BESS in Greece
HELLENiQ ENERGY has commissioned a 100 MW/200 MWh battery energy storage system in Greece.
- Geely EVs Coming to Canada!
Canada is opening its market to Chinese-made electric vehicles amid shifting international trade relations.
- Orange County Launches Dedicated El Niño Emergency-Response Website
Orange County has launched a dedicated website to provide emergency response information for the upcoming El Niño.
- Climate Solutions Company Treasure Carbon Brings Climate Finance to Nepal for Long-Term Climate Action
Treasure Carbon is facilitating climate finance initiatives in Nepal to support long-term climate action projects.Also: GlobeNewswire
- Deschutes County projects target energy use, methane emissions
Deschutes County is launching new projects focused on improving energy efficiency and reducing methane emissions.Also: Bend Bulletin, Your Oregon News
- Developing more efficient and sustainable winter milk production systems at Johnstown CastleStudy
Researchers are developing more efficient and sustainable winter milk production systems to reduce agricultural environmental impacts.
- Shrinking EV incentives, not proposed COE overhaul, drive car buyers to showrooms
Reduced government incentives are identified as the primary driver for recent electric vehicle sales trends in Singapore.Also: The Straits Times
- Zomato, Blinkit Host EV Bazaar To Expand Electric Two-Wheeler Adoption
Zomato and Blinkit are hosting an EV bazaar to encourage the adoption of electric two-wheelers among delivery partners.
- Finance Minister unveils Walton Solar Ecosystem
Bangladesh's Finance Minister has inaugurated the Walton Solar Ecosystem to promote renewable energy adoption.Also: www.daily-sun.com
- Chennai Port Authority Invites Bids For 3 MW Solar Project With 4 MWh Battery Storage At INR 6.55/Unit
The Chennai Port Authority has issued a tender for a 3 MW solar project integrated with 4 MWh of battery storage.Also: SolarQuarter
- Food Tank’s Weekly News Roundup: Medically Tailored Groceries, Dryland Forests, Climate-Resilient Seeds
A weekly roundup highlights developments in climate-resilient agriculture and food systems.Also: Food Tank
- Develop Resilient Health System
Nepal is being urged to develop a more resilient healthcare system to better manage climate-related health risks.Also: The Rising Nepal
- Improved hydraulic modeling predicts flood hazards in Skagit watershedStudy
Researchers have developed improved hydraulic modeling to better predict and prepare for flood hazards in the Skagit watershed.
- Expert panel: Carbon Emissions Solutions for LogisticsReprint
An industry panel discusses strategies and solutions for reducing carbon emissions within the logistics and shipping sector.
- San Miguel Power Association seeks renewable energy purchase
San Miguel Power Association is seeking to purchase additional renewable energy to expand its clean power portfolio.
- Energy Storage Chemicals Market to Accelerate on EV and Grid Demand, Reaching 2035 ExpansionStudy
The market for energy storage chemicals is projected to grow significantly by 2035 due to rising EV and grid demand.
- Tesla secures 90% output from new Arizona solar-storage plant
Tesla has secured a contract for 90% of the output from a new solar-plus-storage facility in Arizona.
- Agrivoltaics: An integrated renewable energy solution for Bangladesh’s growing energy needs
Agrivoltaics are being explored as a viable solution to meet Bangladesh's energy needs while supporting agriculture.
- Florida City Installs Solar Panels at Wastewater Reclamation Facility
A Florida city has installed solar panels at its wastewater reclamation facility to reduce energy costs and carbon emissions.
- Pssst! Wanna See A Driverless Electric Truck?
Autonomous electric trucks are currently being deployed for commercial use on roads in Ohio and other parts of the US.
- XPENG Launches “YOYO” Robotaxi
XPENG has launched the YOYO, a new autonomous electric robotaxi model.
- XPENG Takes on UNECE Role to Advance Global Collaboration on Automated Driving
XPENG will lead a new UNECE task force focused on international collaboration for automated driving standards.
- Chhattisgarh's Korba Set To Launch 40 Electric Buses Before Diwali
The city of Korba in Chhattisgarh is launching 40 electric buses ahead of the Diwali festival.
- Bill Gates now targets airplanes in new war against climate changeClickbait
Bill Gates is investing in technologies aimed at reducing the climate impact of the aviation industry.
- Carbon Capture: Could It Become a New Water Source for Jordan?...Clickbait
An article speculates on whether carbon capture technology could be utilized to generate new water sources for Jordan.
- Budding food scrap pickup services across the US want your coffee grounds and eggshells
Food scrap collection services are expanding across the U.S. to divert organic waste from landfills, reducing methane production.
- Sugar Valley Energy executes generator interconnection agreement with IID
Sugar Valley Energy has signed an interconnection agreement to bring a new energy project onto the grid.
- Juneau geothermal systems spotlight new Alaska workforce training
New geothermal installations in Juneau are highlighting the need for specialized workforce training in Alaska.
- J&V Energy Accelerates Low-Carbon Growth with Integrated Energy and Infrastructure SolutionsReprint
J&V Energy is expanding its low-carbon infrastructure and integrated energy solutions to accelerate corporate sustainability.
- 3 Battery Storage And Solar Stocks Worth Watching As Gas Peakers Lose GroundClickbait
An investment analysis highlights battery storage and solar stocks as gas-fired power plants become less competitive.
- Wheels: We review Subaru's Trailseeker and Uncharted electric SUVs
A review evaluates the performance and features of two new electric SUV models.
- Off Highway Electric Vehicle Market Forecast to 2035: Mining and Construction Electrification to Drive GrowthStudy
Electrification in mining and construction sectors is expected to drive growth in the off-highway electric vehicle market by 2035.
- Solaria Energía y Medio Ambiente And 2 Top Renewable Energy StocksClickbait
A financial report highlights three renewable energy stocks for potential investment consideration.
- Pacific climate talks secure new finance pledges as fossil fuel tensions test COP31 ambitions
Pacific climate talks resulted in new finance pledges, though fossil fuel tensions remain a challenge for upcoming COP31 goals.
- South Korea unveils US$475 billion Green Transformation industrial strategy
South Korea has announced a $475 billion investment strategy to drive its industrial green transformation.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- Cop31 host urges wealthy countries to spend ‘much more’ on climate than defence
The host of the next COP summit argues that wealthy nations must prioritize climate funding over military spending.
- Climate Litigation Updates (October 9, 2026)Study
The Sabin Center released its latest update on ongoing climate-related litigation.
- Climate hopes shift from politics to the courts as legal battles heat up
Climate activists are increasingly turning to the judicial system to force government and corporate action on emissions.
- Painted wind turbines can dramatically reduce bird deaths, study findsStudy
A study finds that painting wind turbine blades can significantly reduce bird collision fatalities.
- How the Climate Action Plan Can Address a Changing Planet and Benefit Delawareans
Delaware released a climate action plan aimed at addressing environmental changes and providing benefits to state residents.Also: Delaware.gov
- This EU capital just voted to ban fossil fuel adverts for good
An EU capital city has officially voted to implement a permanent ban on advertisements for fossil fuel products.Also: Euronews.com
- Türkiye and Australia to seek COP31 climate deal amid Pacific pressure
Turkey and Australia are coordinating efforts to reach a climate agreement at COP31 under pressure from Pacific island nations.
- Energy-importing countries scaling clean energy three times faster than exportersStudy
Data shows energy-importing nations are deploying clean energy technologies three times faster than energy-exporting countries.
- Vietnam Plans US$136.3 Billion Investment in Power Generation and Grids by 2030
Vietnam plans to invest $136.3 billion in power generation and grid infrastructure by 2030 to support its energy transition.
- South Korea Puts $747 Billion Behind Solar, Storage and a Grid To Carry Both
South Korea is committing $747 billion toward solar energy, battery storage, and grid infrastructure upgrades.Also: Saur Energy
- In parched Hungary, volunteers build their own dams to hold onto vanishing water
Volunteers in drought-stricken Hungary are constructing small dams to manage water resources more effectively.
- The 9th ASEAN Energy OutlookStudy
The ASEAN Centre for Energy released its ninth outlook report detailing regional energy trends and transition pathways.
- 2030 and beyond: Benchmarks for the energy transition and clean electrificationStudy
E3G outlines new benchmarks for tracking progress in the global energy transition and clean electrification through 2030.
- From Frameworks to Action: Assessing Financial Institutions’ Transition Plans with the Net Zero Finance TrackerStudy
The Climate Policy Initiative released a tracker to evaluate how financial institutions are implementing their net-zero transition commitments.
- Members of the Alliance for Electric School Buses Applaud Bipartisan Federal Legislation to Reauthorize the Successful & Popular Clean School Bus Program
Bipartisan legislation has been introduced to reauthorize the federal Clean School Bus program.
- Australian Plugin Vehicle Sales, September Update — Are Mainstream Media Finally Waking Up?
Australian plug-in vehicle sales reached a 33% market penetration rate in September 2026.
- Plant diversity can help protect grasslands from climate changeStudy
Research suggests that maintaining high plant diversity can help protect grassland ecosystems from the impacts of climate change.
- U.S. Probes EU Carbon Border Tax’s Effect on Trade and USMCA
The U.S. government is investigating the potential trade impacts of the European Union's carbon border adjustment mechanism.
- AI Turns Sparse Air Samples Into Full 3D Maps of Greenhouse Gas PlumesStudy
New AI technology allows for the creation of 3D maps of greenhouse gas plumes using limited air quality sensor data.Also: Bioengineer.org
- Macroeconomic Implications of Carbon Taxation and Revenue Recycling under Climate Policy UncertaintyStudy
A study models the macroeconomic impacts of carbon taxation and revenue recycling in the context of climate policy uncertainty.Also: NIESR
- After Nepal floods, €19-mn push to strengthen South Asia’s disaster preparedness
A 19-million-euro initiative has been launched to improve disaster preparedness in South Asia following recent floods in Nepal.Also: The New Indian Express
- Polar oceans store carbon—but policy is not yet ready to count it
Current policy frameworks lack the mechanisms to account for the carbon storage potential of polar oceans.
- Pacific ministers weigh roadmap to end fossil-fuel dependence
Pacific ministers are developing a strategic roadmap aimed at reducing regional dependence on fossil fuels.Also: Islands Business
- Türkiye-Australia COP31 leadership deal faces crucial test over authority
The joint COP31 leadership deal between Turkey and Australia faces scrutiny regarding the authority and efficacy of the partnership.Also: The Climate Watch
- Advocates call for climate action and Indigenous rights at CPPIB meeting
Advocates pressured the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board to align its investment strategy with climate goals and Indigenous rights.
- Molecular Chaos Becomes a Strength in Record-Breaking Perovskite Solar CellsStudy
Researchers developed a new perovskite solar cell design that utilizes molecular disorder to improve energy conversion efficiency.Also: Bioengineer.org
- Strung across 14 acres of a Los Angeles County thrill park's parking lot, 22,908 solar panels just became California's largest carport array and now power two parks at once
A large-scale solar carport array has been installed in a Los Angeles County parking lot to power two local parks.
- Thermal energy storage delivers industrial heat but can solve grid issues too
Thermal energy storage is emerging as a versatile solution for providing industrial heat while also addressing electrical grid stability.Also: pv magazine Global
- Yellowknife student to testify in landmark climate case
A student from Yellowknife is set to testify in a landmark climate change lawsuit.Also: Cabin Radio
- Heat pumps have so far withstood the death of federal tax creditsStudy
Heat pump shipments remain strong in 2026 despite the expiration of federal tax credits, according to a recent industry report.
- 'Avert ecological disaster': Advocates sue California over one of the largest water systems in the world
Advocates have filed a lawsuit against California, seeking to protect water systems from ecological collapse linked to climate impacts.
- Ecologist Michelle Mack Advocates For Forest-Based Solutions to Curb Wildfire Emissions
Ecologist Michelle Mack advocates for forest management strategies to reduce carbon emissions caused by wildfires.
- Forest Management Could Cut Boreal Wildfire Carbon LossesStudy
A study suggests that improved forest management could significantly reduce carbon losses from boreal wildfires.
- National Park Service to implement wildfire risk reduction efforts in areas of North Carolina damaged by Hurricane Helene
The National Park Service is implementing wildfire risk reduction measures in North Carolina areas impacted by Hurricane Helene.
- A historic El Niño is gathering strength. Here’s how to prepare your home
Local authorities provide guidance on home preparation measures ahead of a predicted historic El Niño winter.
- Eight projects that prove community finance can power the energy transition
Eight community-led finance projects demonstrate effective models for funding and accelerating the global energy transition.
- Grenergy secures $460 Million financing for 446 MW of solar capacity and 1.8 GWh of energy storage in ChileReprint
Grenergy has secured $460 million in financing to develop 446 MW of solar capacity and 1.8 GWh of storage in Chile.
- Scientists find hidden materials that could improve batteries and solar fuelsStudy
Researchers have identified new materials that could significantly enhance the performance of battery storage and solar fuel technologies.
- NSIA, Africa50 launch USD-300m Nigeria distributed renewables fundReprint
NSIA and Africa50 have launched a $300 million fund to support distributed renewable energy projects across Nigeria.Also: TradingView
- Bangladesh approves eight-hour battery storage for 442 MW solar project
Bangladesh has approved an eight-hour battery storage system to support a 442 MW solar power project.
- From 3 GW to 162 GW: The rise of India’s solar power sector
India's solar power capacity has grown significantly, increasing from 3 GW to 162 GW.
- CAQM expert panel recommends 15-yr plan to phase out petrol, diesel cars in Delhi-NCR by 2040 | Latest News Delhi
An expert panel has recommended a 15-year plan to phase out petrol and diesel vehicles in the Delhi-NCR region by 2040.Also: Hindustan Times
- PJM approves fast-track interconnection for 2.1 GW from Engie, LS Power
PJM Interconnection approved fast-track grid access for 2.1 GW of new energy projects, including renewable energy sources.
- IRU and T&E Call for EU Framework to Unlock Semi-private Truck Charging
Industry groups are calling for an EU framework to support semi-private charging infrastructure for electric trucks.
- Greater Victoria residents told to prepare for higher than normal sea levels
Residents in Victoria are being advised to prepare for higher-than-normal sea levels.Also: Saanich News
- Zero Emission Vehicles Market Forecast to 2035: Fleet Electrification and Policy Drive Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
A market forecast predicts significant growth for zero-emission vehicles through 2035, supported by fleet electrification and government policies.
- Underwater Speakers Playing Healthy Reef Sounds in Hawaii Drew More Baby Coral and 4 to 14 Times More Fish LarvaeStudy
Researchers found that playing healthy reef sounds underwater can increase coral recruitment and fish populations.Also: Nature World News
- SoCal's famed coastal railroad may have to move to survive rising seas. How could it happen?
Officials are evaluating the relocation of a Southern California coastal railroad to protect it from rising sea levels.
- Just six Scottish farms report using Bovaer, new figures reveal
New figures show that only six Scottish farms have adopted Bovaer, a feed additive designed to reduce methane emissions from livestock.Also: FarmingUK
- What happened to Duke’s clean transition tariff?
This analysis examines the current status and regulatory challenges facing Duke Energy's proposed clean transition tariff.
- SOLshare Lets Bangladesh Residents Sell Solar Power To Neighbors
A peer-to-peer solar energy platform in Bangladesh allows residents to sell excess power generated by home solar systems to their neighbors.Also: DOGO News
- Institutional equity funds community solar projects for Pivot Energy and Generate CapitalReprint
Pivot Energy and Generate Capital have secured institutional equity funding to expand community solar projects.Also: Energies Media
- EirGrid reveals 43% of electricity generated by renewables in SeptemberStudy
EirGrid reported that 43% of Ireland's electricity generation in September came from renewable energy sources.Also: TGS | 4C Offshore, IrishCentral
- Case study: Apartment solar? A novel approach from Bucharest
A new case study highlights a novel approach to implementing solar energy solutions in apartment buildings in Bucharest.Also: Renewable Energy World
- Delhi-NCR committee recommends phased exit of older vehicles to reduce pollution and promote ZTE vehicles
A Delhi-NCR committee proposed phasing out older vehicles to reduce pollution and encourage the adoption of zero-emission vehicles.Also: ET Infra, Urban Acres
- State releases Greening New York report, announces zero-emission vehicle milestone
New York State released a report detailing progress toward its zero-emission vehicle adoption goals.
- The Week in Trade: UK caught in EU’s EV tussle with China, Party conference season reflections and UK-EU emissions trading scheme success
The UK trade sector reviews recent developments in EV policy, international trade tensions, and emissions trading schemes.
- Keiyo Gas switches on 8 MWh energy storage facility in Gunma
Keiyo Gas has activated an 8 MWh energy storage facility in Gunma, Japan.
- Bangladesh has approved a large grid-connected solar project paired wiReprint
Bangladesh has approved a large-scale grid-connected solar project paired with battery storage.Also: Shanghai Metals Market
- West Lothian unanimously approves the 40 MW Kirknewton solar farm with battery storage
West Lothian council has approved the construction of a 40 MW solar farm equipped with battery storage.
- Peak Energy’s Dr. Lucy Li on Sodium-Ion Battery Innovations
Dr. Lucy Li of Peak Energy discusses technical innovations in sodium-ion battery technology.
- Italy authorizes five BESS projects totaling 468 MW
Italian authorities have authorized five battery energy storage system projects with a combined capacity of 468 MW.
- Mientras El Niño agrava la sequía en Panamá, los árboles ayudan a los ganaderos a sobrevivir
Panamanian cattle ranchers are using silvopastoral systems to conserve water during El Niño-driven droughts.
- We blasted mobile homes with hurricane-force winds to test how they fail – and found clues for making affordable housing safer
Engineers are testing mobile home resilience against hurricane-force winds to improve disaster-resistant affordable housing.
- Clean-energy super PAC names its target list for general elections
A clean-energy political action committee has identified specific election races to target in its effort to support pro-renewable energy candidates.
- For an affordable climate win, look to the sky
Bill Gates discusses the potential for atmospheric technologies to provide cost-effective contributions to climate change mitigation.
- Development Begins on SoCal Affordable Housing For Wildfire Victims
Construction has begun on affordable housing units specifically for victims displaced by recent wildfires in Southern California.
- Federal disaster aid on the way as Hawaii faces more storm, wildfire risksReprint
Federal disaster aid is being deployed to Hawaii to assist with recovery from ongoing storm and wildfire risks.
- New approach to tackling flooding to be piloted amid climate concerns
A new flood management strategy is being piloted to address increasing risks associated with climate change.
- Sindh seeks $350m from World Bank for flood resilience project
The Sindh government is seeking $350 million in World Bank funding to support a project aimed at improving flood resilience.Also: Business Recorder
- County of Santa Barbara Highlights Key Takeaways from El Niño Community Meeting
Santa Barbara County officials held a community meeting to discuss preparedness strategies for the upcoming El Niño season.
- Muscatine breaks ground on first utility-scale solar farm
Construction has begun on a new utility-scale solar farm in Muscatine.
- Sumitomo Corporation partner with Hero Group for large renewable energy projectReprint
Sumitomo Corporation and Hero Group have partnered to develop a large-scale renewable energy project.
- Enel finalises the acquisition of a portfolio of approximately 270 MW of solar plants in the United StatesReprint
Enel has completed the acquisition of a 270 MW solar power portfolio located in the United States.
- Coca-Cola HBC Bulgaria signs renewable PPA with EneryReprint
Coca-Cola HBC Bulgaria has signed a power purchase agreement with Enery to source renewable energy.
- Scout Clean Energy signs power purchase agreement with Oracle for Texas wind farmReprint
Scout Clean Energy signed a power purchase agreement with Oracle to supply electricity from a new Texas wind farm.
- Falco Construction In UK Takes Delivery of 15 Takeuchi Electric Mini Excavators
Falco Construction in the UK has transitioned to electric machinery after a successful trial of battery-powered excavators.
- Waymo Raises $5 Billion to Expand Further
Waymo has secured $5 billion in new funding to support the continued expansion of its autonomous vehicle operations.
- California and France build on a decade of cooperation with new partnership to strengthen clean energy, protect communities, and grow economic opportunity
California and France have established a new partnership to collaborate on clean energy development and climate protection.
- Raspberry Pi Dogfoods Its Boards, Connected to Home Assistant, As It Plans a Path to "Net Zero"
Raspberry Pi is integrating its own hardware with home automation systems as part of a corporate net-zero strategy.Also: Hackster.io
- Pezeshkian Urges Caspian States To Unite On Long-Term Environmental Plan In Ashgabat Summit
The Iranian president called for Caspian Sea nations to collaborate on a unified long-term environmental protection strategy.
- FPL and Florida firefighters team up to prepare for the energy grid of the future
Florida Power & Light and local firefighters are collaborating to develop safety protocols for the state's evolving energy grid.
- Hyundai is offering a 10% discount on the IONIQ 5 and IONIQ 9 EVs
Hyundai is offering a 10% discount on its IONIQ 5 and IONIQ 9 electric vehicle models.
- Renewable Friday: Pre-COP31 Continues Strong
A commentary piece highlights ongoing progress and preparations leading up to the COP31 climate summit.Also: Daily Kos
- Newly Buxton Beach Nourishment Project, How Long Will it & Other Outer Banks Projects Last
Coastal engineers evaluate the long-term viability of beach nourishment projects in the Outer Banks amid rising sea levels.
- WATER SECURITY IN THE TURKIC WORLD: SHARED INTERESTS AND COMMON SOLUTIONS
Turkic nations are exploring collaborative strategies to address regional water security challenges exacerbated by climate change.
- Ford and WWU partner to reduce carbon emissions
Ford has partnered with Western Washington University to implement initiatives aimed at reducing carbon emissions.
- Two massive solar plants proposed for Washoe's Pyramid Lake area
Two large-scale solar power plants have been proposed for development in the Pyramid Lake area of Nevada.
- The Water-Energy Nexus: Securing a Sustainable Energy Transition
This report discusses the critical relationship between water resources and the transition to sustainable energy systems.Also: Mexico Business News
- Is the future of commuter rail battery powered? — This Week in CleantechClickbait
This article explores the potential for battery-powered commuter rail systems as a clean transportation alternative.
- Electric Avenue: 9th October
This update covers ongoing efforts and news regarding the transition to electric energy systems.
- U.S. EV Sales Plunge 30% in First Three Quarters as Europe's Market Share Surpasses 23%Clickbait
A report highlights a significant decline in U.S. electric vehicle sales during the first three quarters of the year.
- New rules for all new cars and vans in UK from next monthReprint
New regulatory requirements for all new cars and vans sold in the UK will take effect next month.
- What is a low emission zone? Access to central Almaty to be restricted from 2027
Almaty, Kazakhstan, plans to restrict vehicle access to the city center starting in 2027 to lower emissions.
- Pace Digitek Secures Rs 179.4 Crore Battery Storage Project
Pace Digitek has secured a contract for a battery storage project valued at Rs 179.4 crore.Also: Kalkine India
- Voltus Raises $225 Million in Series D to Expand Its Flexibility Platform
Voltus has raised $225 million in Series D funding to expand its energy flexibility platform.
- Dynamic Electricity Pricing Cuts Both Ways for EVs
Dynamic electricity pricing models present both potential cost savings and financial risks for electric vehicle owners charging at home.
- Power of Data in Timor Leste: Climate Change Indicators and Data LiteracyStudy
The UN ESCAP is working with Timor Leste to improve climate data literacy and the use of climate indicators for policy planning.
- Young people meet with Commissioner Hoekstra to discuss EU climate action ahead of COP31
Youth representatives met with EU Climate Commissioner Hoekstra to discuss policy priorities and expectations for the COP31 summit.
- New Braunfels approves updates to city’s drought plan
New Braunfels officials approved updates to the city's drought management plan.
- ‘Bird’s-eye view’ enhances disaster response and climate resilience
New aerial monitoring technology is being implemented to improve disaster response and climate resilience in the Philippines.
- BRIN develops microalgae photobioreactor to capture carbon in urban areas
Researchers have developed a microalgae photobioreactor designed to capture carbon emissions in urban environments.
- Weekly renewables M&A round-up (Oct 5 - 9)Reprint
A weekly summary of mergers and acquisitions activity within the global renewable energy sector.
- ACEN lends EUR 50m to scale up renewables platformReprint
ACEN has provided a 50 million euro loan to support the expansion of a renewable energy platform.
- Strategic Biofuels Selects Valmet for Louisiana Green Fuels ProjectReprint
Strategic Biofuels has selected Valmet to provide technology for its Louisiana Green Fuels project.
- Fiscal Court approves renewable energy regulations
Local government officials have approved new regulations to govern the development of renewable energy projects in the region.
- Solar project comes online at Nouryon’s Illinois facilityReprint
A new solar energy project has been commissioned at Nouryon’s manufacturing facility in Illinois.Also: Business Wire
- Swedish home energy firm Elvy attracts Leonardo DiCaprio as backerReprint
Swedish home energy firm Elvy has secured investment from Leonardo DiCaprio to support its operations.
- CHAR Tech completes Thorold Phase 1; pioneering project now set for commercial biocarbon ramp-up
CHAR Technologies completed the first phase of its Thorold facility, enabling the commercial production of biocarbon.
- Tata Power Rooftop Solar Additions Rise 50% in H1 FY27Study
Tata Power reported a 50% increase in rooftop solar installations during the first half of the 2027 fiscal year.
- Global Battery Storage News Snippets: Godawari Power To Build 20 GWh BESS Project In India & MoreReprint
Godawari Power and Ispat Limited plans to develop a 20 GWh battery energy storage project in India.
- Enerven to Build 400-MW Australian Battery Storage Project
Enerven has been contracted to construct a 400-MW battery storage project in Australia to support grid reliability.
- GreenPower Announces LOI with Invisible Urban Charging for Deploying EV Buses at Scale
GreenPower Motor Company signed a letter of intent to deploy electric buses at scale with Invisible Urban Charging.
- Carlsbad commits $5.2M for rail trench reviews
Carlsbad has allocated $5.2 million to review rail trenching options for coastal infrastructure protection.
- Nadorcott Spain sets citrus sustainability first
Nadorcott Spain has implemented new sustainability standards for its citrus production operations.Also: Fruitnet
- County leaders face pressure over climate change
Local government leaders are facing increasing public and political pressure to implement more robust climate change mitigation strategies.
- Sustainability Corner: Governor Kathy Hochul helps pass new legislation focused on climate change
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has signed legislation aimed at advancing state-level climate change mitigation and sustainability goals.
- Henkel & Capgemini: Automating Product Carbon Footprints
Henkel and Capgemini are partnering to automate the tracking and reporting of product carbon footprints.
- Gevo Sells 10,000 Carbon Removal Credits as (GEVO) Stock Gains 5%
Gevo sold 10,000 carbon removal credits, coinciding with a five percent increase in the company's stock price.
- Youth support, solar power, coastal protection: Canary Islands plans
The Canary Islands government has announced new plans focusing on youth support, solar energy, and coastal protection.
- Heavy Electric Vehicle Market to Reach USD 1,192.57 BillionReprint
A market report forecasts the global heavy electric vehicle market will reach $1.19 trillion by 2030.
- Battery Energy Storage Summit held at SUNY New Paltz
SUNY New Paltz hosted a summit focused on the development and implementation of battery energy storage systems.
- Atmos Renewables picks Valo for Queensland battery
Atmos Renewables has selected Valo to provide technology for a new battery storage project in Queensland, Australia.
- A Climate to Thrive and Reel Pizza to Host Local Screening of “My Climate Future”
A local community group and cinema are hosting a screening of a climate-focused documentary to encourage local engagement.
- Guinness-certified! This 'horse' really does generate electricityClickbait
A large-scale solar installation shaped like a horse has been certified for its power generation capacity.
- Pennsylvania joins 20 states suing EPA to reinstate climate pollution rules for power plants
Pennsylvania joined a coalition of 20 states suing the EPA to reinstate federal climate pollution regulations for power plants.
- Youth sue the Government of Canada over the climate crisis and demand the protection of their fundamental rights
Young plaintiffs are suing the Canadian government, arguing that its climate policies violate their fundamental rights.
- More Than 1 Million Comments Opposing Roadless Rule Rollback
Over one million public comments were submitted opposing the repeal of the Roadless Area Conservation Rule.
- How Pacific Island nations are leading the way on climate action
Pacific Island nations are highlighted for their leadership and advocacy in global climate action.
- Pacific Island ministers discuss regional roadmap to transition away from fossil fuels
Pacific Island ministers are developing a regional roadmap to transition away from fossil fuel dependence.Also: Sustainability Online, bluewin.ch
- Rooftop solar smashes output records in two states, as home batteries dull grid impact in sunny Spring
Rooftop solar output reached record levels in two Australian states, supported by increased home battery storage adoption.Also: Renew Economy
- Chinese solar exports reveal a hidden 23-GW surge across Africa that official energy data failed to capture
Analysis of Chinese export data reveals an additional 23 GW of solar capacity installed across Africa not captured in official records.
- Bangladesh approves 442 MW solar project with eight-hour battery storage
Bangladesh has approved a 442 MW solar project that includes an eight-hour battery storage system.Also: pv magazine Global
- South Africa Plans 4,600 MW Battery Storage Under 2026–2037 Energy Procurement Strategy
South Africa has announced plans to procure 4,600 MW of battery storage capacity as part of its long-term energy strategy.Also: SolarQuarter
- New Jersey joins climate lawsuit parade as SCOTUS debates trend
New Jersey has joined a growing number of states filing climate-related lawsuits as the Supreme Court considers the legal landscape for such cases.Also: The Black Chronicle
- Brazil's tight election raises questions over fate of its climate-finance push
Brazil's election results create uncertainty regarding the nation's future climate finance commitments.
- Scoop: Shadow Power prepping $100M raise for distributed batteries
Shadow Power is reportedly raising $100 million to expand its distributed battery storage technology.
- Constellation and Google go in on nuclear uprates to unlock clean power
Constellation Energy and Google are partnering to increase nuclear power capacity to support clean energy goals.Also: Heatmap $
- Pre-COP draws attention to Pacific’s climate plight and 1.5C goal
Pre-COP meetings emphasize the vulnerability of Pacific nations and the necessity of the 1.5C warming target.
- Top Climate Scientists Set Out Five Steps to Help the World Prepare for Super El NiñO | NewswiseStudy
Climate scientists provide five actionable steps to help global communities prepare for the impacts of a super El Niño.Also: Newswise
- Simple modification improves commercial resin for direct air captureStudy
Researchers have developed a modification for commercial resins that improves the efficiency of direct air carbon capture technology.
- “Integrated Climate & Clean-Air Action Could Deliver 15-Fold Returns and…”
Integrated strategies addressing both climate change and air quality could yield significant economic returns, according to new analysis.
- Australia’s top court puts fossil fuel developers on notice
A recent Australian high court decision has established new legal scrutiny for fossil fuel development projects.
- Australia’s climate credibility tested at Pacific Pre-COP talks, as High Court fossil fuel ruling puts government on noticeReprint
Greenpeace highlights Australia's climate credibility challenges following a High Court ruling against a coal mine.
- South Korea Plans To Add 100 GW Of Renewable Energy By 2030
South Korea has announced plans to increase its renewable energy capacity by 100 gigawatts by 2030.
- U.S. clean energy investments: 2026 Quarter 2 analysisStudy
The Clean Air Task Force provides an analysis of clean energy investment trends in the United States for the second quarter of 2026.
- Australia’s rooftop solar boom just smashed two massive grid records in VIC and SA
Australia's rooftop solar installations reached record levels, significantly impacting grid performance in Victoria and South Australia.
- Data centers face a sweeping new power regime
Data centers are facing new regulatory regimes as power demand for AI infrastructure surges.
- China breakthrough unlocks low-cost, high-margin sustainable aviation fuel
Researchers in China have developed a new, low-cost method for producing sustainable aviation fuel.Also: South China Morning Post
- CAQM panel proposes 100% electric cars in Delhi-NCR by 2030
A government panel in Delhi-NCR has proposed a transition to 100% electric cars in the region by 2030.Also: TradingView
- Second-Life EV Batteries Are Cutting Grid Storage Costs in Half, Says B2U CEO
Repurposing second-life electric vehicle batteries can reduce the costs of grid-scale energy storage by half.Also: Battery Technology
- Netherlands report maps ecological and social aspects of large-scale carbon removalStudy
A Dutch report outlines the ecological and social considerations necessary for implementing large-scale carbon dioxide removal.
- Pacific nations insist world must increase efforts to meet global warming limitReprint
Pacific nations are calling for intensified global action to meet international temperature targets.
- AI-enabled buildings can cut energy use by up to 22%, save on annual utility costs and carbon - Schneider Electric researchStudy
Schneider Electric research indicates that AI-enabled building management can reduce energy consumption by up to 22%.Also: Facilities Dive
- Industrial Waste Could Help Make Low-Carbon Cement, Study FindsStudy
Researchers found that industrial waste products can be utilized to produce lower-carbon cement alternatives.Also: Tech Xplore
- UNSW and UtmoLight set 23.5% efficiency record for large-area perovskite solar submoduleStudy
UNSW and UtmoLight achieved a 23.5% efficiency record for a large-area perovskite solar submodule.
- California just made it legal to turn balconies into tiny power plants
California has legalized the installation of small-scale solar power systems on residential balconies.Also: Nevada Current
- FedEx orders 2,000 Harbinger electric trucks for Canada, U.S.
FedEx has ordered 2,000 electric delivery trucks from manufacturer Harbinger for use in Canada and the United States.
- Jinko ESS advances 220MWh hybrid battery energy storage portfolio in Germany
Jinko ESS is developing a 220MWh hybrid battery energy storage portfolio to support the German power grid.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- UK court refuses permission to appeal in diesel emissions lawsuits against carmakers
A UK court denied permission to appeal in ongoing litigation regarding diesel emissions against major car manufacturers.
- Florida reef restoration targets coral damaged by warmer waters
Restoration efforts are underway in Florida to help coral reefs recover from damage caused by rising ocean temperatures.
- The Engine is building a "Decelerator" to share lessons from shuttered climate tech
The Engine is launching a program to analyze and share lessons learned from failed climate technology startups.
- Can Latin America and the Caribbean’s workforce keep pace with the energy boom?
The IEA examines whether the workforce in Latin America and the Caribbean can support the regional energy transition.
- Building resilience: commitment to communities on the front lines of climate change
The WHO outlines commitments to support communities facing the direct health impacts of climate change.
- Can pop-up shade sails and tents relieve L.A. in blistering heat waves?
An analysis examines the effectiveness of temporary shade structures in mitigating heat in Los Angeles.
- From Disaster To Dignity: Sindh’s New Model For Climate-Resilient Housing
The Sindh province in Pakistan is implementing a new model for building climate-resilient housing following recent disasters.
- Statement by Hon. Foreign Minister Mr. Shisir Khanal at the High-Level Meeting on Addressing the Existential Threats Posed by Sea-Level Rise
Nepal's Foreign Minister addressed the existential threats posed by sea-level rise at a high-level international meeting.Also: Inquirer.net, Inquirer.net
- 3 tiny Florida reptiles finally get endangered status as sea rise and development close in
Three Florida reptile species received endangered status due to habitat loss from sea-level rise and development.
- Energy Audits Reveal How Nepal’s Factories Can Slash Emissions by Up to 90 PercentStudy
Energy audits suggest that factories in Nepal could reduce their emissions by up to 90 percent through efficiency improvements.
- New Zealand boosts investment in farm emissions reduction
New Zealand is increasing financial investment in technologies and practices aimed at reducing agricultural greenhouse gas emissions.
- Hungary plans renewable energy push to curb prices and import needs
Hungary is planning to expand its renewable energy capacity to reduce energy prices and dependence on imports.
- Where and when it pays: the economic value of solar and wind power placement in EuropeStudy
A Bruegel report analyzes the economic efficiency of site selection for wind and solar power projects across Europe.
- Pacific Island Nations Advance 100% Renewable Energy Transition Roadmap
Pacific Island nations have developed a roadmap to transition their energy systems to 100 percent renewable sources.
- 120 MWh battery storage system enters operation in Romania’s Teiuș
A 120 MWh battery energy storage system has officially commenced operations in Teiuș, Romania.
- Green Energy Corridor Phase III Strengthens India’s Renewable Grid
India has advanced the third phase of its Green Energy Corridor project to integrate renewable energy into the national grid.Also: urbanacres.in, urbanacres.in
- Galileo secures approval for 250 MW of battery storage in Italy ...
Galileo has received regulatory approval to develop 250 MW of battery storage capacity in Italy.
- Kenya Taps World Bank Emergency Funds for Climate and Health Shocks
Kenya is utilizing World Bank emergency funding to address health and climate-related shocks.
- Exclusive: Veir raises $110M for superconducting cables for data centers
Veir raised $110 million to develop high-capacity superconducting transmission lines designed to improve energy efficiency for data centers.
- 17 Manufacturers of Heat Pump Water Heaters Are Now on the Market (With More Coming Soon)
The number of manufacturers producing residential heat pump water heaters for the U.S. market has grown to 17.
- Flood Preparedness 2026-27 | California Institute for Water ResourcesStudy
The California Institute for Water Resources released guidance for flood preparedness for the 2026-27 period.
- Quick reads — Chico greenhouse gas emissions fall 36% as population grows
The city of Chico reports a 36% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions despite experiencing population growth.Also: www.mynspr.org
- CMA CGM and DSV target 12,000 tonnes of CO2 cuts through low-carbon shipping deal
CMA CGM and DSV have entered a partnership aiming to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 12,000 tonnes through low-carbon shipping.Also: Breakbulk.News
- GE Vernova wants to bring nuclear power back. Could Massachusetts be next?
GE Vernova is exploring the expansion of nuclear power, raising questions about potential implementation in Massachusetts.
- Working with nature makes the Netherlands more climate-resilient
The Netherlands is implementing nature-based solutions to enhance national climate resilience.
- Can communities be protected from melting glaciers?
An analysis explores strategies for protecting communities vulnerable to the impacts of melting glaciers.
- Tata Power Solaroof rooftop solar installations rise 33% to record 88,397 in Q2Study
Tata Power reported a 33% increase in rooftop solar installations, reaching a record 88,397 units in Q2.
- Brilliant Matters, HeiQ plan to commercialize 12%-efficient semi-transparent organic solar cellsStudy
Brilliant Matters and HeiQ are partnering to commercialize 12% efficient semi-transparent organic solar cells.
- Hawaiian Electric seeks PUC approval for Pulehu Solar
Hawaiian Electric has requested regulatory approval to proceed with the Pulehu solar energy project.
- Tesla Supplier Reports Record Earnings From EV And Energy Storage Batteries
A Tesla battery supplier reported record earnings, reflecting continued growth in the electric vehicle and energy storage sectors.
- Pumped Hydro Storage Market Forecast to Expand by 2035 as Renewable Integration Drives DemandStudy
Market forecasts predict significant growth in pumped hydro storage capacity by 2035 to support the integration of renewable energy.
- Asia races to stockpile oil, speed up renewables in response to Iran war
Asian nations are increasing oil stockpiles and accelerating renewable energy deployment in response to regional conflict.
- In Harrisburg, Advocates Rally for Tougher Rules on Fracking
Advocates in Pennsylvania are pushing for stricter fracking buffer zones as rising energy demand from AI data centers increases pressure on regulators.Also: Mongabay
- Monterey Bay area in California is investing in climate change resiliency and training a workforce
Monterey Bay area colleges are developing workforce training programs focused on climate resiliency and coastal habitat restoration.
- A new group to help US small towns lead the clean energy transition
A new organization is assisting small U.S. towns in implementing local clean energy projects and infrastructure upgrades.
- How a reluctant Iowa farming county undid a ban on battery storage
An Iowa county reversed a ban on battery storage facilities, clearing the way for renewable energy integration.
- Low-Carbon Steel Company Hertha Metals Breaks Ground in Texas
Hertha Metals has begun construction on a Texas facility designed to produce low-carbon iron for domestic magnet manufacturing.
- Chinese NGOs bring participatory climate risk assessment to rice-farming communities
Chinese NGOs are implementing participatory climate risk assessment programs to help rice-farming communities adapt to changing environmental conditions.
- A spotlight on climate adaptation
Local reporting highlights strategies and efforts for climate adaptation.
- Precast and masonry embodied carbon falls 19%Reprint
The embodied carbon footprint of precast and masonry construction materials has decreased by 19%.
- SK Hynix to Cut Semiconductor Environmental Footprint with AI — Establishes 'AI Environmental Research Institute'Reprint
SK Hynix is establishing an AI Environmental Research Institute to reduce the semiconductor industry's environmental footprint.
- NMG Develops Low-carbon-Footprint Anode Material Coating Process in Collaboration with McGill UniversityReprint
Nouveau Monde Graphite has developed a low-carbon process for coating anode materials in collaboration with McGill University.
- Verra Approves First Carbon Credits Under Food Loss and Waste MethodologyStudy
Verra has approved the first carbon credits generated under a new methodology focused on reducing food loss and waste.
- No More Oil in Santa Barbara
The Sierra Club is campaigning to end oil extraction activities in the Santa Barbara region.
- Eugene Clean Energy Fund supporters promise millions for climate projects, while critics warn of higher retail prices
Supporters and critics debate the economic impact of the Eugene Clean Energy Fund's proposed climate projects.
- Cargill Signs Huge Wind & Solar Deal in Central US
Cargill has signed a significant agreement to procure wind and solar energy for its operations in the central United States.Also: Yahoo Finance
- Zelestra closes $350 million funding for 203 MW Reclamation Solar project backed by Meta
Zelestra has secured $350 million in funding for a 203-megawatt solar project supported by Meta.
- Forbes Global CEO Conference 2026: Tight Renewable Energy Supplies Could Be Bottleneck For Asia’s Data Center Buildup
Limited renewable energy capacity may hinder the expansion of data centers across Asia.
- Energy importers, exporters move at different transition speeds - DNVStudy
A DNV report indicates that energy importing and exporting nations are transitioning to renewables at different speeds.
- $3 Billion Terra-Gen Solar Project Expects February 2027 Start
Construction of a $3 billion solar project by Terra-Gen is scheduled to begin in February 2027.
- Pentagon Bets on Space Solar Power as Solar Market Hits Record Growth
The Pentagon is investing in space-based solar power technology as the global solar market experiences record growth.
- TERI Announces Winner of 115 MWh Battery Storage Auction
The Energy and Resources Institute has selected a winner for its 115 MWh battery storage auction.
- SA to procure more battery storage and gas-fired power
South Africa plans to procure additional battery storage and gas-fired power capacity to stabilize its energy grid.
- Voltus raises USD 225m to boost grid flexibility platform
Grid flexibility platform provider Voltus has raised USD 225 million to expand its operations.
- How can Guernsey prepare for a hotter future?
Guernsey is evaluating strategies to adapt its infrastructure and society to a hotter future climate.
- XPENG G9L Starts European Trial Production
XPENG has begun trial production of its G9L electric vehicle at a plant in Austria for the European market.
- ‘We are part of the solution’: Missoula designers want to fight climate change with ‘slow fashion’
Missoula designers are promoting 'slow fashion' as a strategy to reduce the environmental impact of the clothing industry.Also: Montana Free Press
- Land Trust and partners prepare to restore Great Island salt marsh
A local land trust is initiating a salt marsh restoration project to improve coastal resilience.
- MTI set to accelerate emissions reduction following Planet Mark Certification
MTI is accelerating its emissions reduction efforts following the receipt of Planet Mark certification.Also: UK News Group
- Why are more roofs not made of solar tiles?
This report examines the market and technical barriers preventing the widespread adoption of solar roof tiles.
- How shipping can cut emissions without losing efficiency
Shell outlines potential strategies for the shipping industry to reduce emissions while maintaining operational efficiency.
- A new solar panel under 50 pounds produces 522 watts in its predecessor's footprint.
A new lightweight solar panel design has been released that produces 522 watts of power.
- M-KOPA Hits $600M Record Revenue and 10 Million Customers in 15th Anniversary Milestone
Off-grid solar provider M-KOPA reached 10 million customers and $600 million in revenue in its 15th year.Also: FF News
- Tata Power’s solar arm clocks 1 GW module, 0.9 GW cell output in Q2 FY27Study
Tata Power's solar manufacturing division reported significant production volumes for modules and cells in the second quarter of fiscal year 2027.Also: ET EnergyWorld
- UP Leads Rooftop Solar Installations Under PM Surya Ghar Scheme
Uttar Pradesh leads all Indian states in rooftop solar installations under the PM Surya Ghar government scheme.
- How to integrate air-source steam-generating heat pumps with PV, battery storageStudy
Technical guidance is provided on integrating heat pumps with solar PV and battery storage systems.Also: pv magazine Global
- Climate Change Task Force hears about regulation of energy and data center projects
A local task force discusses the regulation of energy projects and data centers in the context of climate goals.
- ‘Ambitious’ goals set out in text of climate talksReprint
Negotiators at recent climate talks have established new, ambitious goals for international emissions reductions.
- Deputy Speaker Proposes Measures to Address Climate Disasters
A Nigerian official has proposed new legislative measures to better manage and respond to climate-related disasters.
- IPU: Kalu Pushes For Global Legislative Interventions To Address Climate Change Disasters
A Nigerian official is calling for global legislative cooperation to address the impacts of climate change.
- Nadi must prepare for floods before waters rise: Dawai
Local leaders in Nadi are urging proactive flood preparation measures ahead of rising water levels.
- Boral launches new carbon reporting service for concrete customersReprint
Boral has launched a new service to provide carbon reporting for its concrete customers.
- Tate & Lyle strengthens climate ambition to reduce greenhouse gas emissionsReprint
Tate & Lyle has announced strengthened climate ambitions to further reduce its greenhouse gas emissions.
- How to Detect Vapor Leaks in Oil and Gas FacilitiesStudy
Technical guidance explains methods for detecting vapor leaks at oil and gas facilities to reduce emissions.
- AMMP launches AI coworker for renewable energy asset managers
AMMP has released an AI-powered tool designed to assist renewable energy asset managers with operations.
- Dandelion Energy and Vermont Gas Break New Ground with Geothermal Partnership
Dandelion Energy and Vermont Gas have partnered to expand the deployment of geothermal heating systems.
- Rooftop solar is reshaping what Portland buyers want and how fast sellers can close
Rooftop solar installations are increasingly influencing real estate market trends and home buyer preferences in Portland.
- Rompetrol targets 2028 startup for two refinery solar projects
Rompetrol plans to launch two solar energy projects at its refineries by 2028.
- EU’s new energy labelling must include post-purchase information, says the EESC
The EESC recommends that EU energy labeling requirements be expanded to include information relevant after the point of purchase.
- BLC Energy cleared to build another Scottish solar-storage plant
BLC Energy has received approval to construct a new solar and battery storage facility in Scotland.
- Boston Architectural College bets on geothermal energy
Boston Architectural College is installing a geothermal energy system to power its campus facilities.
- Orbital data centers to drive demand for larger solar arraysReprint
The development of orbital data centers is expected to increase demand for large-scale solar energy arrays.
- Everything’s bigger in Texas
Texas continues to see significant growth and scaling in its large-scale solar energy projects.
- Ivanhoe Mines reports record Q3 copper and zinc production, boosts solar power, and advances key projects.
Ivanhoe Mines reported record production and increased solar energy integration across its mining operations.
- Australian researchers set new efficiency record for perovskites, hope secret molecule can solve stability ...
Australian researchers set a new perovskite efficiency record while working to improve the technology's long-term stability.
- CAFE-3 Standards: India’s New Car Emission Rules Explained
India's new CAFE-3 vehicle emission standards are being implemented to reduce automotive pollution.
- Everybody wants batteries
A report highlights the rapidly increasing global demand for battery storage technology to support renewable energy integration.
- VinFast’s Electric Buses Headed for the US Began Journey in BrusselsReprint
Vietnamese automaker VinFast is expanding its electric bus operations into the North American market.
- Harpswell committees hear proposal for solar array on old landfill; may go to voters next year
Local committees in Harpswell, Maine, are reviewing a proposal to install a solar array on a former landfill site.
- Battery project secures delivery partner
A battery storage project has officially secured a delivery partner for its implementation.
- The Hyundai IONIQ 7 is coming as a big sibling to the IONIQ 5
Hyundai is preparing to launch the IONIQ 7, a new three-row electric SUV positioned between its existing IONIQ 5 and IONIQ 9 models.
- BYD reveals tech-savvy 5-seat SUV interior with two massive 30-inch+ screens
BYD has unveiled the interior design of its upcoming third-generation Tang, a five-seat electric SUV featuring large digital displays.
- Norfolk Southern celebrates completion of Elizabeth River shoreline restoration
Norfolk Southern completed a shoreline restoration project along the Elizabeth River to improve environmental resilience.
- ACI Europe launches airport sustainability strategy that goes beyond carbon emissions
ACI Europe has introduced a new airport sustainability strategy that expands focus beyond carbon emissions.Also: Travel Tomorrow
- Solfit, ATMOCE partner for UK newbuild renewable technologies
Solfit and ATMOCE have formed a partnership to implement new renewable energy technologies in UK construction projects.
- Electric excavator trial drives 15-machine London fleet expansion
A successful trial of an electric excavator has led to a 15-machine fleet expansion in London.Also: FleetPoint
- An energy-first cybersecurity platform for solar, storage and the grid
A new cybersecurity platform has been launched specifically to protect solar, battery storage, and grid infrastructure from digital threats.Also: pv magazine Global
- Storage Containers for Connectors Market 8.5% CAGR to 2035 on Grid-Scale Battery Storage - News and StatisticsStudy
A market report projects an 8.5% annual growth rate for storage container components driven by grid-scale battery demand.Also: IndexBox
- Bengaluru emerges as key hub for India’s ₹50,000-crore BESS expansion
Bengaluru is becoming a central hub for India's planned 50-billion-rupee expansion of battery energy storage systems.
- Primech Holdings Subsidiary Primech A & P Earns 2026 LowCarbonSG Gold Leader Recognition for Emissions ReductionsReprint
Primech A & P received a LowCarbonSG Gold Leader recognition for its efforts in reducing operational emissions.
- West County Wastewater and OPTERRA Energy Services Celebrate Transformative “Clean & Green” Energy ProjectReprint
West County Wastewater and OPTERRA Energy Services have completed a new clean energy project.
- Grand Haven BLP adds another 4.32 megawatts of renewable energy to portfolio
Grand Haven Board of Light and Power has added 4.32 megawatts of renewable energy to its utility portfolio.
- SunPower-REC Introduce Monolith II Solar Panel
SunPower and REC have introduced the Monolith II, a new solar panel model.
- Just one week after homeowner installs 10-kWh battery, daytime grid use dropped and saved them about $20
A residential case study shows a homeowner reducing grid reliance and saving money after installing a 10-kWh battery.
- Climate Ruling Deals Blow to Australia's $49 Billion Coal Export Sector
An Australian court ruling has created significant obstacles for a major coal export project.
- Hunter Valley community group wins landmark high court climate change case over Mount Pleasant coalmine
A community group won a landmark Australian high court case challenging the approval of a coalmine on climate grounds.Also: The Guardian
- South Korea unveils $747 billion energy transition plan through 2035
South Korea announced a $747 billion investment plan to transition its energy sector through 2035.
- The world agreed to quit fossil fuels. Now it disagrees over the plan
International negotiations face challenges as nations struggle to agree on implementation plans for the global fossil fuel phase-out.Also: Eco-Business
- Supreme Court wrestles with Boulder’s climate lawsuit against fossil fuel companies | THE GAVEL
The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments in a case regarding Boulder's climate-related lawsuit against fossil fuel companies.
- How the EU’s zero deforestation law could defuse a cocoa carbon bomb
The EU's new zero-deforestation law aims to reduce carbon emissions by regulating the supply chain of cocoa and other commodities.Also: Global Witness
- UK and EU reach Brexit agreement to link carbon emissions trading systems
The UK and EU have reached an agreement to link their respective carbon emissions trading systems.
- Australia's top court backs grassroots group in landmark climate case on coal mine
Australia's top court ruled in favor of a grassroots group challenging a coal mine project.
- Google and Constellation Energy sign latest nuclear energy deal
Google and Constellation Energy signed a deal to deploy nuclear energy to power data centers.
- A ‘victory’ for communities as High Court rules climate impacts from coal and gas must be considered even where fossil fuels are exported
The Australian High Court ruled that climate impacts from exported fossil fuels must be considered in project approvals.
- Australia High Court Climate Ruling Blocks Mount Pleasant Coal Mine Extension - News and StatisticsReprint
The Australian High Court blocked the extension of the Mount Pleasant coal mine due to climate considerations.
- ASEAN's clean energy bottleneck has shifted from raising capital to creating bankable projectsStudy
Ember reports that the primary challenge for ASEAN clean energy development has shifted from capital availability to project bankability.
- Bill Introduced To Strengthen Methane Monitoring; Energy Security
A new bill has been introduced aiming to strengthen methane monitoring requirements and enhance energy security.Also: Basin Now
- NYC congestion pricing policy linked to cleaner air in lower Manhattan
New York City's congestion pricing policy is linked to a 13% reduction in fine particulate pollution within the Manhattan relief zone.
- Shore power dramatically cuts emissions at ports – but will anyone use it?
Portsmouth International Port launched a high-voltage shore power system, allowing docked ships to reduce emissions by using grid electricity.
- Climate summit warns stronger action needed to curb global warming
Participants at a climate summit emphasized the necessity of stronger international policy interventions to curb global temperature rise.
- Utah needs a ‘Code Red’ policy to protect the homeless from extreme heat, report saysStudy
A report recommends a 'Code Red' policy to protect Utah's homeless population during extreme heat events.Also: Utah News Dispatch
- Pacific nations insist world must increase efforts to meet global warming limit
Pacific nations are demanding increased global efforts to meet international climate warming limits.
- Indonesia urges global action as rising seas threaten island nations
Indonesia is calling for urgent international cooperation to address the existential threat rising seas pose to island nations.Also: ANTARA News
- Pacific nations seek to entrench 1.5-degree target in COP climate talks
Pacific nations are lobbying to ensure the 1.5-degree warming target remains a central focus of upcoming COP climate negotiations.
- EU to urge faster shift from fossil fuels ahead of COP31
The European Union plans to advocate for an accelerated phase-out of fossil fuels ahead of the COP31 summit.
- Turkey’s Solar and Wind Power Hit Record as Renewables Supply 60% of Electricity
Turkey reached a record high for renewable energy generation, with solar and wind providing 60% of the country's electricity.Also: The Media Line
- Utility solar power hits record high in first month of Spring, as gas generation falls to new low
Utility-scale solar generation hit a record high in Australia while gas-fired power generation dropped to a new low.
- US SEC will not charge top funds over climate concerns but warns of disclosure obligations
The U.S. SEC will not pursue charges against top funds regarding climate disclosures but issued warnings about compliance obligations.Also: Better Markets
- Supreme Court justices send mixed signals as Boulder climate case reaches argument
Supreme Court justices provided mixed signals during oral arguments for the Boulder climate change case.
- SEC Warns Activist Investors After Climate Push at Exxon Mobil
The SEC is warning activist investors following their climate-related shareholder push at Exxon Mobil.Also: Bloomberg $
- Bankable by design꞉ Financing ASEAN's energy system transformationStudy
This report analyzes strategies for financing the energy transition in ASEAN through bankable project design.Also: Ember
- International pledge to fund forest rights exceeds target, but direct funding remains lowStudy
International funding for Indigenous forest rights exceeded its $1.7 billion target, though direct distribution to communities remains limited.
- Top climate scientists set out five steps to help the world prepare for super El NiñoStudy
Climate scientists have outlined five strategies to help global communities prepare for the health impacts of an impending super El Niño.
- Should fossil fuel companies be shielded from lawsuits over climate change damage? The Supreme Court takes up the question
The Supreme Court is reviewing whether fossil fuel companies can be held liable for climate-related damages.
- Pacific presses world for help 'surviving' climate change at pre-COP summit
Pacific leaders are urging the international community to provide support for survival strategies against climate change at a pre-COP summit.
- Volvo Group cuts UK and Ireland carbon emissions by 81%
Volvo Group reports an 81% reduction in its carbon emissions across the UK and Ireland.Also: Agg-Net
- Energy Compacts Annual Progress Report 2026Study
The 2026 Energy Compacts report tracks global progress toward achieving sustainable energy goals and emissions reductions.
- Funding Africa's Just Energy Transition: Changing Unjust Economic Rules to Build a Publicly-led Renewable Energy Future
Oil Change International proposes reforms to global financial rules to better fund a publicly-led renewable energy transition in Africa.Also: Oil Change International
- Emerging economies are embracing solar power and skipping fossil fuels much faster than Europe or the US
Emerging economies are adopting solar energy and bypassing fossil fuel infrastructure faster than many developed nations.
- The Emerging Role of Offshore Wind for Energy Security in Small Island Developing StatesStudy
IRENA released a report on the potential for offshore wind to enhance energy security in small island developing states.
- Fewer destructive fires in Kimberley landscape due to Indigenous-led burning: studyStudy
A study finds that Indigenous-led burning practices in Australia's Kimberley region significantly reduce the frequency of destructive wildfires.
- Vulnerability to heat waves varies greatly from one area to another within cities
Urban heat vulnerability varies significantly by neighborhood, highlighting the need for localized climate risk assessments and adaptation policies.
- Lloyds calls for ‘tough conversation’ over future of flood insurance scheme
Lloyds of London is calling for a review of flood insurance schemes as climate risks increase.Also: Sustainable Views
- Papua New Guinea puts $millions into Tuvalu’s fight to hold on to land
Papua New Guinea has pledged millions of dollars to support Tuvalu's efforts to protect its land from rising seas.Also: Pacific Media Network
- Building hydropower to withstand a changing climate
Engineers are adapting hydropower infrastructure to remain functional and resilient amidst changing climate conditions.
- Oregon State develops new material to aid carbon capture in factory flue emissionsStudy
Oregon State University researchers have developed a new material designed to improve carbon capture from factory flue gas.
- New Zealand study finds wind farms repay lifecycle carbon emissions within two yearsStudy
A New Zealand study indicates that wind farms offset their lifecycle carbon emissions within two years of operation.
- Biotech startup targets cattle methane with new feed additive
A biotech startup is developing a new feed additive aimed at reducing methane emissions from cattle.Also: The Cattle Site
- Bridger Photonics Launches Bridger Benchmarking, the First Emissions Peer Comparison Product Built on Source-Level Measurement
Bridger Photonics launched a new product designed to benchmark methane emissions using source-level measurement data.Also: mykxlg.com
- Türkiye records their highest monthly wind and solar generationStudy
Turkey achieved its highest monthly generation of wind and solar power to date.
- Researchers set large-scale perovskite photovoltaic efficiency world recordStudy
Researchers have established a new world efficiency record for large-scale perovskite photovoltaic cells.
- Türkiye sets a new renewables record
Türkiye achieved a new record for renewable energy generation capacity.
- Solar recycling could lose its silver lining, expert tells inquiry, as case for mandatory fee stacks up
Experts are calling for mandatory fees to support solar panel recycling as the industry faces potential waste management challenges.Also: Renew Economy
- Battery Show: Ford, GM Pivot to Grid Energy Storage
Ford and GM are expanding their focus toward grid-scale energy storage solutions at the Battery Show.
- e-Storage to deliver 100 MW/200 MWh BESS for OX2 in Australia
E-Storage will provide a 100 MW/200 MWh battery energy storage system for an OX2 project in Australia.Also: ESS News
- Emergence of Climate Club-like Cooperation under the Paris Agreement
The Paris Agreement is seeing the emergence of climate club-like cooperation models among participating nations.
- Floods, Storms Create €500 Billion Opportunity for Industrials
Industrial firms see a significant market opportunity in providing infrastructure and services to address climate-driven floods and storms.Also: Bloomberg $
- Boosting seawater alkalinity could help communities tackle local carbon emissions, researchers argueStudy
Researchers suggest that increasing seawater alkalinity could enhance the ocean's capacity to absorb and store carbon dioxide.
- California amps up pressure on grid upgrades that take too long
California regulators are increasing pressure to accelerate the slow pace of electrical grid transmission upgrades.
- Supreme Court climate change case could set precedent for Hawaii challenges
A Supreme Court climate case may establish legal precedents for future climate litigation in Hawaii.Also: The Garden Island
- Kazakhstan to make its part of Aral Sea full again
Kazakhstan has announced plans to restore water levels in its portion of the Aral Sea.
- Building Codes, Buy Clean, and Beyond: An Embodied Carbon State Policy PlaybookStudy
A new policy playbook outlines strategies for U.S. states to reduce embodied carbon in construction through building codes and procurement standards.
- Rio Tinto Pushes Steel Decarbonization with Carbon Capture Trial in China
Rio Tinto is testing carbon capture technology at a steel facility in China as part of its decarbonization strategy.
- Amazon’s $3.9B UK Clean Energy Bet Pushes Renewable Portfolio Past 1 GW
Amazon invested $3.9 billion in UK renewable energy projects, bringing its total renewable portfolio to over 1 gigawatt.
- What Do California’s Updated Landfill Regulations Mean for Methane Monitoring?
California's updated landfill regulations are expected to improve methane monitoring and reporting requirements.
- How Tasmanian seaweed could green Australia’s beef
Research into Tasmanian seaweed as a cattle feed supplement shows potential for reducing methane emissions in the beef industry.
- Northland Power Brings Alberta?s Largest Battery Storage Facility Online Ahead of ScheduleReprint
Northland Power has successfully launched Alberta's largest battery storage facility ahead of the projected schedule.
- UK-Backed Clean Energy Innovations Set to Scale Across Africa
UK-funded clean energy projects are expanding their reach and implementation across various African nations.
- Turkey achieves all-time high solar, wind power outputReprint
Turkey reached an all-time high in solar and wind power output, according to recent energy data.
- A 3.1 MWh grid battery energized in eastern Wisconsin runs with no cooling system, and its passive sodium ion design outperformed lithium iron phosphate on a 15-state gridStudy
A new sodium-ion grid battery in Wisconsin successfully operates without cooling systems, outperforming traditional lithium-ion technology.
- Pacific's new climate fund gets $15 million boost but remains far below target
A climate fund for the Pacific region received $15 million in new funding but remains significantly below its financial goal.
- Food Waste Diversion Can Deliver Billions in Economic Benefits
Implementing food waste diversion policies can generate economic benefits while reducing climate-warming pollution.
- Investment giant seeks to add five-hour battery alongside panels and sheep at existing solar farm
An investment firm plans to integrate a five-hour battery storage system into an existing solar farm.Also: Renew Economy
- Nafin to finance electric vehicles for MSMEs
Mexico's national development bank, Nafin, will provide financing for small and medium enterprises to purchase electric vehicles.Also: MEXICONOW
- Mexico Climate Week highlights decarbonization as a driver of development
Mexico Climate Week focused on how decarbonization strategies can serve as a primary driver for sustainable economic development.
- Anaerobic Digesters Market Forecast to 2035: Growth Driven by Renewable Natural Gas Demand and Methane Reduction PoliciesStudy
A market forecast predicts growth for anaerobic digesters driven by renewable natural gas demand and methane policies.
- Japan’s new transition head to consider feedback on ‘slow’ climate progress
Japan's new transition head is reviewing feedback regarding the country's slow progress on climate goals.Also: Responsible Investor
- Rivian posts a record quarter as R2 helps push deliveries up 45%
Electric vehicle manufacturer Rivian reported record quarterly deliveries, driven by the launch of its R2 model.
- First wind farm joins the grid in NSW in more than two years, but how long till the next one?
A new wind farm has connected to the New South Wales grid, marking the first such addition in two years.
- EU working with Britain to avoid 10% electric vehicle tariffs
The EU and Britain are negotiating to prevent the imposition of 10% tariffs on electric vehicle trade.
- Foss & Company Closes $58 Million Tax Equity Investment in GridStor Battery Project
Foss & Company has invested $58 million in tax equity to support a GridStor battery storage project.Also: Morningstar, citybiz
- Sodium Liquid Metal Batteries Edge Closer to Grid-Scale Energy StorageStudy
Researchers report progress in developing sodium liquid metal batteries for potential use in grid-scale energy storage.Also: Bioengineer.org
- Smartgrid Analytics crosses 107 GW as storage reshapes renewable energyStudy
Smartgrid analytics report shows 107 GW of capacity as energy storage technologies increasingly reshape renewable energy integration.
- Ramokgopa warns South Africa’s energy transition must keep pace with the grid
South African official Kgosientsho Ramokgopa emphasizes the need for grid infrastructure to keep pace with the country's energy transition.Also: Green Building Africa
- The world’s oyster reefs could add $12 trillion to planetary health each year – if they were better managedStudy
Effective management of global oyster reefs could provide significant economic and ecological benefits worth trillions of dollars.
- Statement by IEA Executive Director on meeting of IEA Member governments on 7 October 2026
The IEA Executive Director issued a statement following a meeting of member governments regarding international energy policy.
- New climate connectivity taxonomy reveals how different communities talk about climate riskStudy
A new taxonomy has been developed to standardize climate risk terminology and improve decision-making for adaptation efforts.
- Porsche says Boxster goes all-electric in 2028, but 911 ‘never’ will (yes it will)
Porsche confirmed it will transition the Boxster and Cayman models to all-electric by 2028.
- Connecticut’s solar ambitions hit skepticism from a major utility
Connecticut's solar expansion faces uncertainty as a major utility expresses reluctance to purchase power from new projects.
- The Tesla Alum Trying to Turn GM Into an American Battery Juggernaut
A former Tesla executive is leading efforts to scale General Motors' battery production capabilities.Also: Heatmap $
- Australia says COP31 co-presidency will work on a cover decision
Australia announced plans to work on a cover decision during its co-presidency of the COP31 climate summit.
- MST discusses El Niño and points to agroecology as a response to the climate crisis
The Landless Workers' Movement (MST) advocates for agroecology as a strategy to address climate-driven challenges exacerbated by El Niño.
- PG&E's bold plan could cut wildfire risk by 98% in California
PG&E has proposed a new plan aimed at reducing wildfire risk in California by 98%.
- New AI drought forecasting tool gives water managers a 3-month outlookStudy
The American Society of Civil Engineers highlights a new AI tool designed to improve three-month drought forecasting for water managers.
- Climate ministry plans Rs40m wetland, flood resilience programme for Punjab-INP
Pakistan's climate ministry has announced a new program to develop wetlands and improve flood resilience in the Punjab province.
- How Europe is building flood-resilient infrastructure for a wetter future
European initiatives are focusing on building flood-resilient infrastructure to adapt to a future with more frequent extreme weather.
- DSV Taps CMA CGM’S ACT+ To Cut Shipping Emissions
Logistics company DSV has adopted CMA CGM’s ACT+ service to reduce the carbon footprint of its shipping operations.
- Pacific can't be a 'sacrifice zone', as advocates urge action to end fossil fuels era
Pacific advocates are calling for an end to the fossil fuel era to prevent the region from becoming a sacrifice zone.
- Illinois State and Heartland students bring solar power to Navajo Nation homes through Skip the Grid
Students from Illinois State University and Heartland Community College installed solar power systems for homes in the Navajo Nation.
- Transforming a fossil fuel firm into a clean energy leader
The World Economic Forum explores strategies for transitioning traditional fossil fuel companies into clean energy providers.
- Virginia plan lays out options to meet clean energy goals and rising demand
Virginia officials are evaluating various pathways to meet rising electricity demand while adhering to clean energy goals.
- Toyo celebrates completed 2 GW module expansion at Texas facilityReprint
Toyo has completed a 2 GW solar module manufacturing facility expansion in Texas.
- Solar Panels That Plug Into Your Wall Are About to Be Everywhere
Plug-in solar panels for residential use are becoming increasingly accessible and popular for homeowners.
- Cargill adds 172 MW of wind, solar VPPAs to US renewables portfolioReprint
Cargill has added 172 MW of wind and solar capacity to its US renewable energy portfolio through virtual power purchase agreements.
- Czech solar plants have already surpassed last year's output and are on course to reach an important milestone
Czech solar power plants have exceeded their total output from the previous year and are approaching a new production milestone.
- Zero-emission bus and truck market in Brazil (January–June 2026)Study
A report details the market status of zero-emission buses and trucks in Brazil for the first half of 2026.
- Côte d’Ivoire picks developers for 200MW solar plants with battery storage
Côte d’Ivoire has selected developers for new 200MW solar power projects that include integrated battery storage systems.
- The giant batteries coming to South Africa’s grid
South Africa is deploying large-scale battery storage systems to support its national power grid.
- India's battery storage demand to hit 236.22 GWh by FY32, require ₹3.49 trillion investment: ReportStudy
A report estimates India will require 236 GWh of battery storage capacity and significant investment by 2032.
- This Major Amusement Park Just Made History with a Record-Breaking Solar Power Upgrade
A major amusement park has completed a record-breaking solar power installation to offset its energy consumption.Also: People.com
- Toyota warns of price hikes for some of its most popular models as it focuses on giving Aussies more EVs
Toyota warns of potential price increases on certain models as it shifts its focus toward expanding its electric vehicle lineup in Australia.Also: WhichCar
- Could feeding cows seaweed and salts help cool the planet?Clickbait
Researchers are investigating whether seaweed and salt additives in cattle feed can effectively reduce methane emissions from livestock.
- CS assesses revised SAPCC 2.0
Government officials in Kashmir are assessing a revised State Action Plan on Climate Change.
- Tata Power Partners With Ocean Sun For ~300 kWp Floating Solar Trial
Tata Power is partnering with Ocean Sun to launch a 300 kWp floating solar pilot project.
- Council fleet emissions cut after switch to biofuel
A local council in the UK reduced its fleet emissions by transitioning vehicles to biofuel.Also: The Impartial Reporter
- Wales & West Utilities sets its sights on low emission hydrogen vehicles
Wales & West Utilities is exploring the integration of hydrogen-powered vehicles into its fleet to reduce emissions.Also: Transport Engineer
- California offers up to $100,000 per port for EV fast chargersReprint
California is allocating $28 million in subsidies to cover installation costs for public EV fast chargers.
- Girl pleads for world leaders to save her country from climate change
A young activist appeals to world leaders to take action to protect her country from climate change impacts.
- Breeding companies adapt crop varieties to climate change
Agricultural breeding companies are developing new crop varieties to withstand the impacts of climate change.
- Care, climate and a just transition: Guidance note for UN Women and partnersStudy
A new guidance note addresses the intersection of care work, climate change, and a just transition for women.
- Cave Creek council approves water drought status, water-sharing initiative
Cave Creek officials have approved a formal drought status and a new water-sharing initiative to manage local resources.
- Young People are Bridging the Climate Divide for Oceania and the Caribbean
Young activists are working to bridge climate policy gaps between Oceania and the Caribbean.
- ‘Majority of’ BCI cotton growers slash chemical use, carbon footprintReprint
Better Cotton Initiative growers report a reduction in chemical use and carbon footprints across their operations.
- NMG Develops Low-carbon-Footprint Anode Material Coating Process in Collaboration with McGill UniversityStudy
NMG and McGill University have developed a new, lower-carbon process for coating anode materials used in batteries.
- HENN Launches CarbonBudget, a Free Tool for Calculating Project-Specific CO2 EmissionsStudy
HENN has released a free digital tool designed to help architects calculate CO2 emissions for specific construction projects.
- The economic path to climate finance
This report examines the economic frameworks and pathways necessary to mobilize global climate finance.
- Indonesia Explores Microalgae for Sustainable Aviation Fuel, Climate Envoy Says
Indonesia is investigating the use of microalgae as a sustainable aviation fuel source to reduce emissions.
- Exploring Earth’s Resources for a Clean Energy Future
Syracuse University researchers are investigating geological and material resources necessary to support a transition to clean energy technologies.
- Caltrans pushes electric vehicles as California pursues clean energy goals
California's transportation department is promoting electric vehicle adoption to support state clean energy goals.
- Washington’s Energy Transformation: Siting and Permitting Developments to Watch
Washington state is updating its siting and permitting processes to accommodate the transition to renewable energy infrastructure.
- Solar thermal energy: How it stores the sun’s heat to generate electricity at night
Solar thermal technology uses heat storage systems to provide electricity generation even after the sun sets.
- Rimac Technology and Ecoblox partner to bring Rimac battery and power electronics technology to AI data centres
Rimac Technology and Ecoblox are partnering to provide battery and power electronics for AI data centers.
- Central Asian universities strengthen cooperation with Europe on renewable energy and present new research network
Central Asian universities are collaborating with European institutions to advance renewable energy research and education.
- Tata Power Renewables Installs 88,397 Rooftop Solar Systems in Q2 FY27Reprint
Tata Power Renewables completed 88,397 rooftop solar installations in the second quarter of the 2027 fiscal year.
- Battery EVs Market Forecast to 2035: Regulatory Push and TCO Gains Drive Expansion - News and StatisticsStudy
Market forecasts suggest the battery electric vehicle sector will grow through 2035 due to regulatory support and improved total cost of ownership.
- Energy Storage: 158 GW and a Proven, Smart Grid Shift
Global energy storage capacity is reaching 158 GW as smart grid integration continues to expand.Also: ODT
- Jurong Island energy storage system not part of core power reserves: Tan See Leng
Singapore's energy minister clarified that the Jurong Island battery storage system is not part of the nation's core power reserves.
- Quick roundup: 265 MWh comes online in Netherlands, Lithuania
New battery storage projects totaling 265 MWh have recently come online in the Netherlands and Lithuania.
- Jaguar Type 01 Debuts In New York City
Jaguar has officially debuted its new all-electric Type 01 luxury sedan in New York City.
- Jackery & Pebble Partner On Self-Powered RVs
Jackery and Pebble have partnered to integrate solar-powered energy systems into new recreational vehicles.
- Battery Thermal Plates Market Forecast to 2035: Demand Accelerates on EV Fast-Charging and Grid Storage SafetyStudy
The market for battery thermal plates is expanding rapidly to meet safety and performance requirements for EVs and grid storage.Also: IndexBox
- Volkswagen opens pre-orders for its first electric GTI hot hatch, starting at about $45,000Reprint
Volkswagen has opened pre-orders for its first electric GTI hot hatch.
- Kia’s EV2 draws ‘significant and immediate demand,’ with 3,386 registrations in the UKReprint
Kia reports strong initial consumer demand for its new EV2 model in the United Kingdom.
- E-bikes are causing a surprising new problem in Europe
The rapid adoption of e-bikes in Europe has created a shortage of qualified repair technicians.
- Hamden Legislative Council approves climate change superfund resolution
The Hamden Legislative Council passed a resolution supporting a climate change superfund to hold polluters accountable.
- Relief materials sent to Bhotekoshi flood victims in RasuwaReprint
Relief supplies have been distributed to victims affected by recent flooding in the Bhotekoshi region of Nepal.
- Steelcase 2025 Impact Report Highlights Progress in Reducing Emissions and Strengthening CommunitiesReprint
Steelcase released a report detailing its progress in reducing operational emissions and implementing community sustainability initiatives.
- Circularity & Emissions: ParalympicsGB’s Climate Milestones
ParalympicsGB highlights its recent sustainability milestones, including efforts to improve circularity and reduce carbon emissions.
- ZeroMe Launches OffsetC App to Bring Transparency and Personal Agency to Carbon Offsetting
ZeroMe has launched a mobile application intended to provide transparency and tools for individual carbon offsetting.
- GNT Secures Independent Verification of Product Carbon Footprint Methodology for Plant-Based EXBERRY ColorsStudy
GNT received independent verification for the methodology used to calculate the carbon footprint of its plant-based food coloring products.
- NTT Global Data Centers reports 34% reduction in operational carbon emissionsStudy
NTT Global Data Centers announced a 34% reduction in its operational carbon emissions.
- Roomex identifies ‘visibility gap’ on accommodation emissions
Roomex identifies a lack of visibility regarding carbon emissions in the corporate accommodation sector.
- Sunstone Credit launches Flex loan product to help HVAC, roofing, energy performance and EV charging contractors close more deals
Sunstone Credit has launched a new financing product to help contractors expand the installation of energy-efficient and renewable technologies.
- Renewable Energy Stocks Q2 Recap: Benchmarking EnerSys (NYSE:ENS)Study
This financial report provides a quarterly performance recap and benchmarking for renewable energy company EnerSys.
- From Farms To Furniture Stores, 1 Source Solar Helps Iowans Cut Energy Costs
A solar provider is helping Iowa businesses and farms reduce their energy costs through solar installations.
- Schneider Electric and Greenly Expand SME Decarbonization ProgramReprint
Schneider Electric and Greenly are expanding a program to help small and medium enterprises reduce their carbon emissions.
- [SMM Analysis] National Day Energy Storage Market Review: Demand Remains Strong, Delivery Enters Acceleration PhaseStudy
Market analysis indicates strong demand and accelerated delivery for energy storage systems in China following the National Day holiday.
- Rivian R2 gets live Pet Cam in update, AI assistant, and moreReprint
Rivian is adding new software features, including a pet monitoring camera, to its R2 electric vehicle.
- E-quipment highlight: AMT’s hot-swapping battery electric rail excavator
A new battery-electric rail excavator has been developed for infrastructure and track maintenance tasks.
- Jaguar’s new Type 01 EV looks like a comic book villain would drive itReprint
Jaguar has unveiled the Type 01, a high-performance electric vehicle marking the brand's new design direction.
- Enlight Renewable Energy Ltd. (ENLT) Upgraded to Strong Buy: What Does It Mean for the Stock?
Financial analysts have upgraded the stock rating of Enlight Renewable Energy, reflecting market expectations for the company.
- Next-gen solarClickbait
An overview of emerging next-generation solar technologies is presented.
- Outside the FTSE 100, can Gresham House Energy Storage Fund (LSE:GRID) keep its battery growth plan on track with lower funding needs?Clickbait
Financial analysis questions the growth trajectory of the Gresham House Energy Storage Fund amid changing funding requirements.
- Hyundai’s off-road electric SUV makes its virtual debut, but will it ever hit the road?Clickbait
Hyundai has released a virtual customization tool for a concept off-road electric SUV.
- Justices divided over climate change case and liability for oil producers
Supreme Court justices expressed divided views during arguments over a case seeking to hold oil producers liable for climate change impacts.
- Supreme Court wrestles with who should pay for climate change
The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments regarding the liability of fossil fuel companies for climate change-related damages.
- Liberal justices look for 'escape hatch' as high-stakes climate case lands at Supreme Court, experts say
Supreme Court justices questioned jurisdiction during oral arguments in a climate-related lawsuit brought by Boulder against Suncor.
- Court sends mixed signals on whether it will allow state-tort suits seeking to hold energy companies liable for climate change to go forward
The Supreme Court is considering whether state-tort lawsuits against energy companies for climate damages can proceed.
- Energy Dome and its carbon dioxide batteries
Energy Dome is developing innovative battery technology that utilizes carbon dioxide for long-duration energy storage.Also: MIT Technology Review
- NSW coalmine climate ruling a massive shake-up to Australia's coal and gas
A recent Australian court ruling on coal mining is expected to significantly impact future fossil fuel project approvals.
- The Landmark UN Declaration on Sea Level Rise
A new UN declaration addresses the legal implications of rising sea levels for statehood and maritime boundaries.
- Investors managing USD 10trn urge EU not to delay methane rules
Investors managing 10 trillion dollars are urging the European Union to maintain the original timeline for methane emissions regulations.Also: Africa Oil+Gas Report
- U.S. Senators introduce federal energy permitting reform bill
U.S. Senators have introduced bipartisan legislation aimed at reforming the federal energy permitting process.
- U.S. Supreme Court justices appear skeptical of allowing Boulder climate lawsuit to proceed; Case could be turning point in efforts to hold fossil fuel industry accountable
Supreme Court justices appeared skeptical of the Boulder climate lawsuit, which seeks to hold fossil fuel companies accountable for climate impacts.Also: Colorado Newsline
- How the chips could fall in the blockbuster SCOTUS climate case
The article analyzes potential outcomes of a major Supreme Court case regarding the EPA's authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.
- Pacific leaders rail at climate finance failures after pre-COP trip to Tuvalu
Pacific leaders criticized the lack of adequate climate finance following a visit to Tuvalu ahead of COP.
- Solar power helps Amazon communities ditch diesel and prepare for El Niño drought
Amazon communities are adopting solar power to replace diesel generators and improve resilience against drought.
- Supreme Court Justices Heard Arguments Monday for Boulder’s Climate Change Lawsuit
The Supreme Court heard arguments regarding the City of Boulder's climate change lawsuit against energy firms.
- Exclusive: Data Center Cancellations Top $260 Billion in 2026
Local opposition has led to the cancellation of over $260 billion in planned data center investments during 2026.
- Pacific leaders watch Tuvalu reclamation effort ahead of UN climate meet
Pacific leaders are observing land reclamation efforts in Tuvalu as a strategy to combat rising sea levels.Also: The Mighty 790 KFGO, The Straits Times, The Straits Times, AFP.com, ucanews.com, Internazionale, The Straits Times, Free Malaysia Today, Hindustan Times, Yahoo and 10 others
- “They Knew, They Lied”: Fire Survivors Bring Their Fight to the Supreme Court’s Steps
Fire survivors are petitioning the Supreme Court to hold fossil fuel companies accountable for climate-linked disasters.
- Financing Adaptation in India: Recent Developments and Emerging PathwaysStudy
A new report outlines strategies and financial pathways for implementing climate adaptation measures across India.
- Australia’s Energy Experiment Proved the Skeptics Wrong
Australia's transition to renewable energy has successfully maintained grid stability, contradicting previous skepticism.
- Wind & Solar Help UK Save £5.9 Billion In Gas Imports
Increased wind and solar generation helped the United Kingdom reduce its natural gas import costs by £5.9 billion.
- Renewables covered a record 61% of electricity consumption in Germany in the first three quarters
Renewable energy sources provided 61% of Germany's total electricity consumption during the first nine months of the year.
- Justice Alito Won’t Participate in Supreme Court Case on Climate Change
Justice Samuel Alito has recused himself from a pending Supreme Court case regarding climate change litigation.
- NEWSLETTER: US Supreme Court’s climate case against Big Oil
A newsletter analysis discusses the Supreme Court's involvement in litigation brought by local governments against major fossil fuel companies.
- U.S. Supreme Court ponders local climate change lawsuitsReprint
The Supreme Court is considering whether local climate change lawsuits against fossil fuel companies should proceed in state courts.
- Fusion firm Type One in $200 million Siemens Energy-backed raise
Fusion energy startup Type One Energy raised $200 million in a funding round backed by Siemens Energy.
- ASEAN Energy Security Review – AnalysisStudy
The IEA provides an analysis of energy security challenges and transition strategies for countries in the ASEAN region.
- Significant investments for climate change resiliency in Canada
The Canadian government announces significant funding for climate change resiliency projects.Also: Yahoo News Canada
- COP31 puts electrification in spotlight as fossil fuel phase-out remains stuck
COP31 discussions focus on electrification as global efforts to phase out fossil fuels remain stalled.
- What Thailand's Maya Bay teaches us about the missing link in blue finance
The World Bank examines the role of blue finance in supporting ecosystem restoration and sustainable management of marine sites like Thailand's Maya Bay.Also: World Bank Blogs
- BBVA Warns of Financial Hurdles Ahead of Turkey Climate Talks
BBVA highlights financial challenges and economic hurdles facing upcoming climate negotiations in Turkey.Also: Bloomberg $
- Tesla is now making more EVs that can double as a home battery
Tesla is expanding its vehicle-to-home charging capabilities, allowing more EVs to function as residential backup batteries.
- Nik Nazmi: Sri Muda flood ruling highlights need for climate law
A Malaysian court ruling regarding flood damages has prompted calls for comprehensive national climate legislation.Also: Malaysiakini
- Electrification, climate finance and crises: What to expect at COP31
Diplomats and experts prepare for COP31, focusing on climate finance, electrification, and addressing ongoing global crises.Also: Euronews.com
- Expensive oil leads to record low gas car sales replaced by anything with a battery
High oil prices are contributing to record-low sales of gasoline-powered cars as consumers shift toward battery-powered alternatives.Also: Notebookcheck
- UK electric car registrations hit record as almost 100,000 new EVs join roads
The UK recorded nearly 100,000 new electric vehicle registrations, marking a new milestone for the country.Also: WhichEV.Net
- BYD, Tesla and Geely lead as EVs outsell petrol cars again in Australia
Electric vehicles have again outsold petrol-powered cars in Australia, led by sales from BYD, Tesla, and Geely.
- Lagos Begins Phase-Out Of Diesel Buses As CNG, EVs Take Centre Stage
Lagos is initiating a transition away from diesel buses, favoring compressed natural gas and electric vehicles.
- BasiGo and its fleet of electric buses
The startup BasiGo is deploying electric buses in Kenya to modernize public transit and reduce emissions.
- Boulder climate lawsuit: Can cities hold companies financially responsible for effects of climate change?
Local governments are testing whether fossil fuel companies can be held financially liable for climate change impacts.
- Spain, Portugal data centre boom spurs clean power, storage buildReprint
A boom in data center construction in Spain and Portugal is driving new investments in clean energy and storage infrastructure.
- Bloomberg Law: Will Climate Change Suits Survive?(Podcast)
A podcast episode examines the legal viability of ongoing climate change litigation.Also: Bloomberg $
- Science, Indigenous knowledge team up to restore Canada’s kelp. (Sea otters help, too.)
Researchers and Indigenous groups in Canada are collaborating to restore kelp forests using nurseries and sea otter population management.
- The most ambitious ideas to save the world from El Niño
Scientists are exploring potential interventions to mitigate the severe impacts of a brewing El Niño event.
- How Cutting Emissions May Limit Antarctic Ice Loss and Protect CoastlinesStudy
New research indicates that significant emissions reductions are essential to slowing Antarctic ice loss and protecting global coastlines.
- Global Heat Forum seeks to galvanize action and investmentStudy
The World Meteorological Organization is hosting a forum to coordinate global investment and action regarding extreme heat.
- Collingwood approves Climate Adaptation Plan to prepare for flooding, heat and extreme weather
Collingwood has officially approved a climate adaptation plan to address risks from flooding, heat, and extreme weather events.
- Scientists Partner with Pocomoke City to Support Coastal Flood ResilienceStudy
NOAA scientists are partnering with Pocomoke City to develop strategies for coastal flood resilience.Also: NOAA
- EU Carbon Price Jumps as CBAM Certificate Hits €82.32 per TonneStudy
EU carbon prices have risen as the cost of CBAM certificates reached 82.32 euros per tonne.
- COP31 eyes modest steps as climate disasters multiplyReprint
Negotiators at COP31 are expected to pursue modest climate progress as global climate-related disasters continue to increase.
- Why cutting short-lived climate pollutants is a key climate priority
Reducing short-lived climate pollutants like methane is identified as a critical priority for near-term climate mitigation efforts.
- Botswana National Renewable Energy Power Sector PlanStudy
Sustainable Energy for All released a national renewable energy power sector plan for Botswana.
- Spain is Raising its Stake in Utility-Scale Battery Storage
Spain is increasing its investment and capacity in utility-scale battery storage to support renewable energy integration.
- Spain and Portugal record Europe’s highest number of hours with negative electricity prices in Q2Study
Spain and Portugal experienced the highest frequency of negative electricity prices in Europe during the second quarter due to renewable energy supply.
- A new Supreme Court term begins with cases on climate change, immigration and gun rightsReprint
The Supreme Court has begun a new term that includes cases related to climate change, immigration, and gun rights.
- ‘We should be listened to’: French students demonstrate in nationwide school protests
French students held nationwide protests to demand greater government action on climate change.
- Solar and Battery Sizing Gets a Reality Check for Grids That Keep FailingStudy
Researchers analyze the necessary sizing of solar and battery systems to ensure grid reliability during failures.Also: Bioengineer.org
- Evangelical Environmental Network Action Celebrates PA House Passage Of Battery Storage Legislation With Bipartisan Support
The Pennsylvania House passed legislation supporting battery storage, drawing praise from environmental advocacy groups.
- Underwater umbrellas could protect coral reefs from heat damage
Researchers are testing underwater shading structures to protect coral reefs from heat-induced bleaching.
- Sorghum may help European agriculture face climate changeStudy
Research suggests that sorghum varieties could help European agriculture adapt to changing climate conditions.Also: INRAE
- WaveSave and its portable rubber dam
A new portable rubber dam technology is being developed to help mitigate the impacts of localized flooding.
- A show of hands in Düsseldorf: how a room full of practitioners built the Corporate Adaptation Toolbox
Practitioners in Düsseldorf have developed a new toolkit to help corporations manage and implement climate adaptation strategies.
- Young people are bridging the climate divide for Oceania and the Caribbean
Young activists from Oceania and the Caribbean are collaborating to address shared climate change challenges.Also: Global Voices
- National Academy scholar urges reservoir construction to capture accelerated glacier meltwater
A scholar urges the construction of reservoirs to capture water from accelerated glacier melt.Also: AKIpress News Agency
- Picarro Delivers Top Performance in DVGW FaMeGQ Research Project for Vehicle-Based Methane Leak DetectionStudy
Picarro's vehicle-based methane leak detection technology performed well in a recent German research project.Also: PR Newswire UK
- Rooftop solutions seen as key to tackling urban heat
Urban planners and experts identify rooftop solar and green roof solutions as essential strategies for mitigating urban heat island effects.Also: Anadolu Ajansı
- BW ESS agrees 10-year optimisation agreement with Danske Commodities for 4-hour UK BESS
BW ESS has secured a 10-year optimization agreement for a 4-hour battery energy storage system in the UK.
- New electric car captures particulate matter from tyres and brakes
A new electric vehicle design features technology to capture particulate matter generated by tires and brakes.Also: Maakindustrie, fuelcellsworks.com
- "Kenya is open to electric mobility investment. Kenya is ready to manufacture. Kenya is ready to lead our region in clean mobility," said President William Samoei Ruto during the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the Government of Kenya a
Kenya signed a memorandum of understanding to advance electric mobility manufacturing and investment in the region.
- SECI Invites Bids for 800 MW/3,200 MWh Standalone BESS
India's Solar Energy Corporation has invited bids for 800 MW of standalone battery energy storage systems.
- Europe’s battery storage expansion accelerates with billion-dollar investmentReprint
Europe's battery storage sector is expanding rapidly following a significant increase in investment.
- Ukraine approves $116M green energy investment plan to bolster grid
Ukraine has approved a $116 million investment plan to enhance its power grid through green energy projects.Also: The New Voice of Ukraine
- Producing clean energy at the Gemini wind farm, Netherlands
The Gemini wind farm in the Netherlands continues to generate clean energy as part of regional efforts to transition away from fossil fuels.
- The future of commuter rail could be taking shape in Boston
Boston is exploring new models for commuter rail expansion as a strategy to reduce regional transportation emissions.
- What happens when climate despair turns into action?
A new support program aims to help individuals process climate anxiety and channel it into constructive environmental action.
- In Australia’s Wet Tropics, restoration misses the forest for the tree cover
Conservationists in Australia are evaluating the effectiveness of native reforestation efforts in restoring biodiversity to degraded agricultural landscapes.
- Carbon tracking tower put on Scotland's largest saltmarsh
A new carbon tracking tower has been installed on a Scottish saltmarsh to measure its carbon sequestration capacity.
- Tesla Model 3 and Model Y can finally power your home
Tesla has enabled home backup power capabilities for Model 3 and Model Y vehicles when paired with a Powerwall 3.
- How beavers are protecting West London from flooding
Reintroduced beavers in West London are mitigating flood risks by building dams that naturally manage water flow.
- Remittances can help African countries adapt to climate change
Remittances from abroad can provide essential financial support for African countries to adapt to climate change impacts.
- A shared goal: protecting people from extreme heatStudy
The World Meteorological Organization emphasizes the need for coordinated global efforts to protect populations from the dangers of extreme heat.
- WSU and Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories launch new wildfire research partnership
Washington State University and Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories are partnering to conduct new research on wildfire prevention.
- Mountain Parks Electric awarded $8.9 million for wildfire mitigation
Mountain Parks Electric received $8.9 million in federal funding to implement wildfire mitigation strategies.
- BEFORE THE NEXT WILDFIREStudy
The UNDP outlines strategies for proactive wildfire management and community preparedness to mitigate future disaster risks.
- Kennewick Irrigation District pursues major water storage projects to build drought resilience
The Kennewick Irrigation District is developing new water storage projects to improve long-term drought resilience.
- ASEAN urged to set shared storm, climate standards for cross-border power lines
ASEAN nations are being encouraged to establish unified climate and storm standards for regional power grid infrastructure.
- Portishead residents urged to prepare for changing coastline and rising sea levels
Local authorities in Portishead are advising residents to prepare for coastal changes and rising sea levels.
- Deepki Index reveals energy use has stagnated over five years, even as emissions fallStudy
A new index shows that energy use has remained stagnant over five years while carbon emissions have declined.
- IATA urges governments to strengthen CORSIA as EU carbon-pricing review raises concerns
IATA is calling on governments to strengthen the CORSIA aviation emissions program amid concerns over EU carbon pricing.
- NYC Schools Report Strong Student Demand And Lower GHG Emissions During Soy Milk Pilot
A New York City school pilot program found that offering soy milk increased student participation while reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
- Will Boulder’s climate lawsuit proceed?
Legal proceedings continue regarding the status of Boulder's climate change lawsuit against fossil fuel companies.
- CS assesses revised Climate Action Plan; calls for time-bound departmental action up to 2030
Kashmir officials have reviewed a revised climate action plan, mandating time-bound departmental implementation through 2030.
- California’s New Energy Laws Could Shape New Projects, Utility Bills
New energy legislation in California is expected to influence future infrastructure projects and utility billing structures.
- CIP refinances MaxSolar’s 1.3GW renewable energy portfolio in GermanyStudy
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners has refinanced a 1.3GW renewable energy portfolio located in Germany.
- Ford Plants In Michigan Will Run On 100 Percent Renewable Energy
Ford Motor Company announced that its Michigan manufacturing plants will transition to 100 percent renewable energy.
- Inside India's Renewable Energy & Battery Storage Ambitions
India is expanding its renewable energy capacity and battery storage infrastructure to meet long-term energy goals.
- NJ panel mulls giving state more control over energy generation — and utility bills
A New Jersey legislative panel is considering proposals to increase state oversight of energy generation and utility billing.
- A New Generation of Solar Panels Could Produce 25% More Electricity and Shake Up the Global Energy IndustryClickbait
New solar panel technology claims to increase electricity production by 25 percent.
- APP joins RE100 and PLN works with Climate Group in major boost to renewables in Indonesia
Major Indonesian companies are joining the RE100 initiative to accelerate the adoption of renewable energy.
- Washington Update: Sustainable Energy & Infrastructure — October 2026Reprint
A legal update summarizes recent regulatory and infrastructure developments concerning sustainable energy in the United States.
- Perpetual Next and Lhyfe to explore renewable hydrogen supply for biomethanol facility
Perpetual Next and Lhyfe partner to investigate renewable hydrogen supply for a planned biomethanol production facility.
- CFE Hits 27% Construction Progress at Puerto Peñasco
Mexico's state utility CFE has reached 27% construction progress on the Puerto Peñasco solar power plant.
- Aula Energy plans 1.8 GWh BESS for 330 MW of solar in Australia
Aula Energy is planning a 1.8 GWh battery energy storage system to support 330 MW of solar capacity in Australia.
- Origin plans 4.9 GWh battery expansion in Australia
Origin Energy has announced plans for a 4.9 GWh battery storage expansion project in Australia.
- IEA to decide on details of diesel stocks release next week, sources say, as market confusion grows
The IEA is expected to finalize details regarding the release of diesel stocks amid growing market uncertainty.
- German fusion startup Gauss Fusion is pitching U.S. investors on $150M round
German fusion energy startup Gauss Fusion is seeking $150 million in funding from U.S. investors to advance its technology.
- Race to host High Seas Treaty HQ heats up as Chile reaffirms bid
Chile has reaffirmed its bid to host the headquarters for the High Seas Treaty.
- RICS to improve flood awareness as climate change accelerates
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors is updating its flood awareness guidance to reflect accelerating climate change.Also: Estate Agent Today
- Toyota CH-R EV to boost electric push
Toyota is expanding its electric vehicle lineup with the introduction of the CH-R EV model.Also: Carsales
- Brooklyn Museum’s $48m energy-efficiency retrofit is latest in New York City’s effort to cut emissions
The Brooklyn Museum is undergoing a $48 million energy-efficiency retrofit as part of New York City's broader emissions reduction plan.
- GNT secures ISO verification for Exberry carbon footprint dataStudy
GNT has received ISO verification for the carbon footprint data of its Exberry product line.
- Automotive Battery Management System Market To 2035: EV Demand and Software Integration Drive Expansion - News and StatisticsStudy
Market analysis projects significant growth for automotive battery management systems through 2035, driven by rising electric vehicle demand.
- Italy’s path to electric vehicles lies in tax policy
Italy is evaluating tax policy adjustments to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles.
- Pay households, businesses to store power: Industry players
Industry stakeholders are advocating for financial incentives to encourage households and businesses to store power.Also: KLSE Screener
- Louis Vuitton shows slinky dresses and fluid jackets, adapts to warming world
Louis Vuitton is adapting its clothing designs to accommodate a warming climate.
- Suzuki undercuts BYD with a $13,500 mini EV powered by BYD batteries
Suzuki is launching a low-cost electric mini car in Japan that utilizes battery technology from BYD.
- Kia EV3 first drive: the affordable EV we have been waiting for
The Kia EV3 is reviewed as a well-packaged, affordable electric vehicle option for consumers.
- RAW: CO: BOULDER COMMUNITY RALLIES OVER CLIMATE CHANGE
Community members in Boulder, Colorado, held a rally to advocate for climate change action.
- SDG&E asks customers to conserve power as extreme heat leads to 'exceptionally high' demand
San Diego Gas & Electric has requested energy conservation from customers due to high demand caused by extreme heat.
- Arkansas stops roadway mowing during peak wildfire risk, drought conditions
Arkansas has suspended roadway mowing to reduce wildfire risks during current drought conditions.Also: KATV
- Protecting SMEs against disasters
Small and medium enterprises are being urged to adopt strategies to protect their operations against climate-related disasters.
- MP Acharya Urges High-Tech Infrastructure for Flood-Hit Rasuwa
A lawmaker is advocating for the deployment of advanced infrastructure to protect flood-prone areas in Rasuwa.
- VIP Paving Introduces High-Recycled Asphalt Production System to Lower Infrastructure Carbon Footprint
A paving company has introduced a new asphalt production system designed to reduce infrastructure carbon footprints.
- Reclinker Raises $13 Million to Recycle Construction Waste into Low Carbon Cement
Reclinker has secured $13 million in funding to develop technology for recycling construction waste into low-carbon cement.
- Reclinker Raises PS10M Series A for Low-Carbon Cement Recycling - News and Statistics
Cement recycling startup Reclinker has secured 10 million pounds in Series A funding to scale its low-carbon operations.
- GEN-H plans hydrogen-powered balancing plant
GEN-H is developing a hydrogen-powered balancing plant to support grid stability.
- Centrii warns nation-state access and renewable supply-chain risks raise energy sector financial exposure
Cybersecurity firm Centrii warns that supply-chain risks and nation-state threats are increasing financial exposure for the renewable energy sector.
- Renewable Energy on Federal Lands Brings New State & County Revenues
Renewable energy projects developed on federal lands are generating new tax and lease revenues for state and county governments.
- Could One System Store Renewable Energy and Capture Carbon at the Same Time?Clickbait
Researchers are exploring a potential system capable of simultaneously storing renewable energy and capturing carbon.
- Solar Investment Rises as U.S. Data Center Power Demand GrowsReprint
Rising power demands from U.S. data centers are driving increased investment in solar energy projects.
- Cloudbreak signs a solar deal with Google for its Boulder campus, bringing another piece of the tech giant’s Colorado power demand under a renewable-energy contract
Cloudbreak has signed a solar energy contract with Google to power the tech company's Boulder campus.
- Arevon, Moapa Band of Paiutes celebrate 10 years of solar operations
Arevon and the Moapa Band of Paiutes mark ten years of successful utility-scale solar operations on tribal land.
- At the Heart of Batteries - Extracting Lithium With DLE
Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE) technology is being explored as a more efficient method for sourcing battery materials.
- Subsea Battery System for Offshore Wind Completes Test Before Deployment
A new subsea battery system designed for offshore wind applications has successfully completed testing prior to deployment.
- Parliamentary caucus calls for stronger policy on climate displacement
A parliamentary caucus is calling for the development of stronger policies to address climate-driven displacement.
- Outer Spaces launches with $8M for backyard furnishings with solar and batteries
Startup Outer Spaces raised $8 million to develop backyard furniture integrated with solar panels and battery storage.
- Auto Catalyst Market to Reach USD 18.5 Billion by 2035, Driven by Euro 7 and Hybrid Vehicle DemandStudy
The auto catalyst market is projected to reach $18.5 billion by 2035, supported by Euro 7 standards and hybrid vehicle demand.
- Subaru Europe Joins MUFG’s EU Green Deposit Program
Subaru Europe has joined a green deposit program managed by MUFG to support sustainable financing.
- The Toyota GR Corolla May Be In Trouble Due To Emission Regulations
Toyota's GR Corolla model faces potential production challenges due to tightening automotive emission regulations.
- Deliveroo and Coco Robotics team up to deploy zero-emission delivery robots
Deliveroo and Coco Robotics are partnering to deploy zero-emission delivery robots for urban logistics.
- SMA Receives Prototype Confirmation for Grid-Forming Capability of Battery Storage InverterStudy
SMA has received prototype confirmation for its battery storage inverter, which provides grid-forming capabilities.Also: SolarQuarter
- Mitsubishi’s new EV costs nearly $8,000 more than the Nissan LEAF
Mitsubishi's new electric vehicle is priced significantly higher than its competitor, the Nissan LEAF.
- Tesla sold under 1,000 cars in its first year in India, but it’s ramping
Tesla is seeing record monthly sales in India, signaling a slow but steady expansion of the electric vehicle market in the country.
- Calvin University able to achieve carbon neutrality by 2047, new report saysStudy
A new report outlines a pathway for Calvin University to achieve carbon neutrality by 2047.Also: Calvin University Chimes
- Applications still open for Greening Businesses Scheme
The Westmorland and Furness Council is accepting applications for its grant scheme aimed at helping local businesses reduce their environmental impact.
- GNT among first global firms to verify product carbon footprint
GNT has verified its product carbon footprint as part of an effort to improve corporate climate transparency.
- Natural Power Completes OE Role for Nala Renewables at Romania's Green Breeze Wind FarmStudy
Natural Power has completed its owner's engineer role for the Green Breeze wind farm project in Romania.
- From Vision to Voltage: Pattern Energy’s Growth in CanadaReprint
CPP Investments highlights the growth and development of Pattern Energy's renewable power projects in Canada.
- Clean And Renewable Energy Resolution Passed In Jenkintown
The borough of Jenkintown has passed a resolution committing to clean and renewable energy goals.
- Seneca plant helps Chevron fuel renewable energy futureReprint
A Seneca plant is contributing to Chevron's efforts to produce renewable energy.
- RPU Taps More Climate Auction Money for Power Costs as Board Debates Refunds
Riverside Public Utilities is utilizing climate auction funds to offset power costs while debating customer refunds.
- Wärtsilä & RCT launch Valo battery storage venture
Wärtsilä and RCT have launched a new venture, Valo, focused on advancing battery energy storage solutions.
- Senator Collins Receives 2026 Clean Energy Champion Award
Senator Susan Collins received a 2026 Clean Energy Champion award for her work on energy policy.
- This electric minivan is bringing an ’80s icon back to lifeReprint
Renault is reviving its 1980s minivan design as an all-electric concept vehicle.
- This funky solar electric scooter could handle your commute without ever plugging in
A new solar-powered electric scooter offers a potential commuting solution that reduces reliance on grid-based charging.
- Traverse City Light & Power Hosts Clean Energy Fair on Oct. 9
Traverse City Light & Power is hosting a local clean energy fair to promote renewable energy adoption.
- Embracing Year-Round Efficiency: Statesville Celebrates Energy Efficiency Day
The city of Statesville celebrated Energy Efficiency Day to promote ongoing efforts to reduce energy consumption.
- Supreme Court weighs local governments' climate change lawsuits against oil and gas companies
The U.S. Supreme Court is considering cases regarding whether local governments can sue oil and gas companies over climate change damages.Also: Associated Press, Inside Climate News, Associated Press, Reuters, Associated Press, Reuters, Associated Press, Inside Climate News, NPR, NPR and 156 others
- Supreme Court begins new term with high-profile look at clean air and federal authority
The Supreme Court is hearing arguments regarding whether climate lawsuits against oil companies belong in state or federal court.
- Justices Grapple With Questions of Jurisdiction in Case Against Oil Companies
Supreme Court justices questioned jurisdictional issues during arguments in a climate change case against oil companies.
- Gas cars fall below 50% of global new car sales for the first timeStudy
Global sales of gasoline-only vehicles fell below 50% for the first time in the first half of 2026.Also: Gulf News
- Boulder and oil companies take climate suit to a skeptical U.S. Supreme Court
Boulder and oil companies presented arguments to a skeptical Supreme Court regarding local climate change litigation.
- US Supreme Court hears bid to shut the door on climate suitsReprint
The US Supreme Court hears a case that could determine the future of climate-related lawsuits against fossil fuel companies.
- Caribbean Nations Have Installed Twice as Much Solar as Official Figures Suggest
Research indicates that Caribbean nations have deployed twice as much solar energy capacity as previously recorded in official statistics.
- Justices Weigh Boulder Climate Suit Against Oil Producers
The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments regarding whether local governments can sue oil companies for climate-related damages.
- India turns to corals and seagrass to shield against rising seas
India is utilizing coral reefs and seagrass restoration as natural defenses against rising sea levels.
- Electrification and diversification can help address Southeast Asia’s growing energy security challengesStudy
The IEA report outlines how electrification and energy diversification can improve energy security in Southeast Asia.
- States, Cities Continue Push for Decarbonization, Emissions Cuts, Despite Trump Opposition
US cities and states are continuing to pursue decarbonization policies despite potential federal opposition.
- Africa is on course for a record 17 Gigawatt (GW) of solar in 2026, Ember estimatesStudy
Ember estimates that Africa is on track to install a record 17 gigawatts of solar power capacity in 2026.
- Pakistan’s solar generation overtakes nuclear power for first time
Solar energy generation in Pakistan has surpassed nuclear power for the first time.
- European EV sales hit record in 'pivotal' year for affordable cars, study showsStudy
A new study shows European electric vehicle sales reached record levels this year, driven by the availability of more affordable models.
- US Senators propose bipartisan permitting reforms to mixed response from clean energy groups
US Senators introduced bipartisan permitting reform legislation, drawing mixed reactions from clean energy advocacy groups.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- Why Cities and States Are Fighting Climate Change in Courtrooms
State and local officials are increasingly using litigation against oil companies to recover costs associated with climate-driven extreme weather.
- US Solar Panel Makers Try to Catch China With a Big Leap in Technology
U.S. solar manufacturers are developing more efficient panel technology to compete with Chinese production.
- This hidden device could free up gigawatts of power for the US grid
Grid-enhancing technologies could significantly increase available electricity capacity on the U.S. power grid without requiring new generation.
- A new crop of solar panels is the US’s best hope of catching China
US solar panel manufacturers are developing new technologies to compete with China's dominant market position.
- How the insurance industry can help society adapt to climate change
The insurance industry has a potential role in helping society adapt to the impacts of climate change.
- Pacific leaders urge climate action as UN pre-COP talks openReprint
Pacific leaders are calling for urgent climate action ahead of upcoming UN climate negotiations.
- Students covered an Alpine glacier in sheep’s wool: 3 months later, they slashed melting by over 50%
Students successfully reduced the melting of an Alpine glacier by over 50% using a protective sheep's wool covering.
- EU Opens First Commercial Offshore Carbon Storage Site
The European Union has launched its first commercial offshore site for the permanent storage of captured carbon emissions.
- Boulder, fossil fuel companies face off at the Supreme Court in high-stakes climate case
The city of Boulder and fossil fuel companies presented arguments to the Supreme Court regarding a high-stakes climate liability case.Also: Westword
- UN calls on fossil fuel companies to pay for climate damages – Solution lies in transition to clean energyReprint
The UN is advocating for fossil fuel companies to pay for climate damages as part of a broader clean energy transition.
- California takes important step to commercialize fusion energy
California has taken a legislative step toward the commercialization of fusion energy technology.
- At Pre-COP31, Pacific Islands Focus on Investment Needs for Renewed Ambitions
Pacific Island nations met to discuss investment requirements for accelerating renewable energy transitions ahead of the COP31 climate summit.
- SIDS Lighthouses Initiative: Annual progress report 2025–2026Study
IRENA released its annual progress report on the SIDS Lighthouses Initiative, tracking renewable energy deployment in small island developing states.
- From gigawatts to critical mineral demands for EU solar and windStudy
A study in Nature Climate Change analyzes the critical mineral requirements necessary to meet EU solar and wind energy expansion targets.
- Solar Overtakes Nuclear as Pakistan’s Top Electricity Source in 2025
Solar power has become the primary source of electricity in Pakistan during 2025, surpassing nuclear energy.
- Electrifying urban public fleets: Evidence from real-world operation of electric buses and waste collection trucks in Indore, IndiaStudy
A study in Indore, India, demonstrates the operational and economic viability of electric buses and waste collection trucks.Also: ET Auto
- Renalfa and Eurowind Energy inaugurate 773 MWh double-battery hybrid park
Renalfa and Eurowind Energy have inaugurated a 773 MWh hybrid battery storage park in Bulgaria.Also: energynews.pro, Business Wire
- China’s 700 MW Jintan salt-cavern CAES project completes full-system startup
A 700 MW compressed air energy storage project in China has successfully completed its full-system startup.
- Arizona ‘cannot afford to wait any longer’ on climate change, Democrats say at town hall
Arizona Democrats held a town hall to emphasize the urgent need for state-level climate change action.Also: Cronkite News
- Floating Shades Helped Heat-Stressed Florida Keys Brain Corals Regain Color, Study FindsStudy
A study indicates that floating shades successfully helped heat-stressed brain corals in the Florida Keys recover their color.
- Preserving Soil Carbon by Preserving the Forest FloorStudy
A study examines how different logging practices in British Columbia impact carbon sequestration in forest floors.Also: Phys.org
- Louisiana is capturing carbon emissions with Exxon's help -- but shipping them to other states
Louisiana is implementing carbon capture projects with industry partners, though captured emissions are being transported to other states for storage.
- Wind and solar helped UK avoid £5.9bn in gas imports during Hormuz crisisReprint
Wind and solar energy helped the UK avoid £5.9 billion in gas import costs during the Hormuz crisis.
- CEA–INES Raises Flexible Perovskite Cell Efficiency To 21.2%Study
Researchers at CEA-INES achieved a 21.2% efficiency rating for flexible perovskite solar cells.
- Boulder climate case gets boost in Supreme Court
The Boulder climate case received procedural attention during Supreme Court hearings regarding its potential to proceed.
- Conservation group calls for moratorium on AI data centers on US public lands
A conservation group is requesting a moratorium on new AI data centers on U.S. public lands due to environmental and energy consumption concerns.
- Two years after Hurricane Helene, survivors are taking lessons for the future
Survivors of Hurricane Helene are sharing lessons learned to improve future disaster preparedness and community resilience.
- Mixed start for pre-Cop as just two non-Pacific leaders accept Australian invitation to climate summit
Low attendance by non-Pacific leaders at a preparatory climate summit in Fiji highlights challenges ahead of COP31.
- Alito’s absence could give oil companies a tougher path in Supreme Court term opener
The absence of Justice Alito may influence the Supreme Court's approach to a case involving oil company liability for climate damages.
- Minister Shrestha Emphasizes New Standards for Hydropower Projects Amidst Climate Change and Disasters
Nepal's government is establishing new construction standards for hydropower projects to withstand climate-driven disasters.
- California takes action ahead of extreme weather to protect transportation infrastructure
California is implementing new measures to protect transportation infrastructure from the impacts of extreme weather events.
- Circularity measures enhance resilience of net zero pathways for agricultureStudy
A study finds that circular economy measures significantly improve the resilience of agricultural net-zero pathways.
- Tanager Satellite Launch Expands Methane Monitoring
The launch of the Tanager satellite enhances global capabilities for monitoring and detecting methane leaks.
- Rural areas reap economic benefits from wind and solar projects, new Midwest study findsStudy
A new study finds that wind and solar projects provide significant economic benefits to rural Midwest communities.
- Healey plans to cut solar, renewable energy charges in utility bills
Governor Healey plans to reduce solar and renewable energy charges on utility bills in Massachusetts.
- Linea Energy closes debt financing and preferred equity for 250 MW / 500 MWh Texas battery project
Linea Energy secured financing for a new 250 MW battery storage project in Texas to support grid reliability.
- Chile, the European Union and Germany sign Joint Statement of Intent to deepen cooperation on renewable hydrogen
Chile, the EU, and Germany signed an agreement to strengthen cooperation on the development and trade of renewable hydrogen.
- Pakistan’s Nuclear Power Output Hits Record High as Solar Generation Surges
Pakistan's nuclear power output hit a record high while solar generation also experienced significant growth.
- "Sheinbaum, a former climate scientist, has touted Olinia as a zero-emissions option for urban mobility that could help Mexico develop domestic supply chains and launch a national brand. The vehicle is designed for short city trips rather than highway use, whi
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is promoting Olinia, a domestic zero-emissions electric vehicle designed for urban mobility.
- Mazda says success of new EVs, and the imminent arrival of new electric cars, means it will meet emissions targets
Mazda expects to meet its emissions targets through the success of current electric models and the introduction of new ones.
- CAFE III Rules Push India Toward Cleaner Passenger Vehicles
New CAFE III regulations in India are driving the automotive industry toward the production of cleaner passenger vehicles.
- Environment chief defends 2030 clean air targets and outlines shift toward construction-site hydrogen power
Hong Kong's environment chief defended 2030 air quality targets and announced a shift toward hydrogen power for construction sites.
- Electric vehicle sales in Europe surge 45% to record 1.64 million in 2026Reprint
Electric vehicle sales in Europe reached a record 1.64 million units in 2026, marking a 45% increase.
- Gotion wins 6 GWh Saudi battery storage deal
Gotion High-Tech secured a contract to supply 6 GWh of battery storage capacity for a project in Saudi Arabia.
- Northland Power closes financing for 1.2 GWh battery storage projects in Poland
Northland Power has finalized financing for 1.2 GWh of battery storage projects located in Poland.
- VPP network powers up as nation eyes smarter grid
China is expanding its Virtual Power Plant network to improve grid efficiency and integrate renewable energy.Also: chinadailyhk
- Justice Kagan compares Boulder’s climate lawsuit to ‘big tobacco’ lawsuits
Justice Kagan compared the legal strategy of Boulder's climate lawsuit to historical litigation against the tobacco industry.
- Bacteria taken from healthy reefs helped corals hold their colour through a Red Sea heat wave
Researchers found that bacteria from healthy reefs helped corals maintain their color during a Red Sea heat wave.
- Mazda says NVES repeal wouldn’t halt EV shift
Mazda states that a potential repeal of Australia's New Vehicle Efficiency Standard would not stop its transition to electric vehicles.Also: GoAuto.com.au
- Six Flags has installed one of the largest solar carports in the US
Six Flags Magic Mountain has installed a 12.37-megawatt solar carport, one of the largest in the U.S., to power its operations.
- Caltrans Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment & Sea Level RulesStudy
Caltrans released a vulnerability assessment regarding the impact of sea level rise on state transportation infrastructure.Also: edhat
- Miami International Airport earns global accreditation for cutting carbon emissions
Miami International Airport has achieved global accreditation for its efforts to reduce operational carbon emissions.
- Could Canada start counting foreign emission reductions towards its Paris Treaty targets?
Canadian officials are debating whether to count international emission reduction projects toward the country's Paris Agreement climate targets.Also: iPolitics
- Another Rural Area Targeted for Industrial Solar and Lithium Battery Facilities, This Time Near UNESCO World Heritage Site and National Park, Mesa Verde
Local opposition is rising against proposed industrial solar and battery projects near Mesa Verde National Park.
- Nuclear power construction rises globally as Africa adds four potential newcomer countries
Global nuclear power construction is increasing as four additional African nations explore nuclear energy adoption.
- Tesla (TSLA) Q3 Deliveries Beat Analysts’ Expectations, But BYD Widens EV Lead
Tesla reported strong Q3 deliveries, though BYD continues to lead the global electric vehicle market in volume.Also: CarbonCredits.com
- GlobalFoundries lights up solar and battery energy storage project
GlobalFoundries has activated a new solar and battery energy storage project.
- SMA secures first German certification for grid-forming BESS
SMA has received the first German certification for grid-forming battery energy storage systems.Also: ESS News
- Energy transition task force meets to advance Vietnam's grid and storage
A Vietnamese task force met to discuss strategies for advancing the national power grid and energy storage infrastructure.
- Ranchers and Fire Survivors Gather Outside Supreme Court to Support Boulder
Ranchers and fire survivors gathered at the Supreme Court to demonstrate support for local climate litigation efforts.
- BYD’s flagship electric SUV has now topped 10,000 sales for 3 months straightStudy
BYD's flagship electric SUV has maintained sales of over 10,000 units for three consecutive months.
- Toyota gets the green light for a new EV built to take on China
Toyota will invest $1.3 billion to produce a new electric vehicle at its manufacturing site in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
- Hyundai’s electric hatch goes on sale with up to 308 miles of range, starting at about $25,000
Hyundai has launched the IONIQ 3 electric hatchback in the UK with a starting price of approximately $25,000.
- New Heat Island Mapping Tools Now AvailableStudy
New mapping tools have been released to help identify and address urban heat island effects.
- Advancing community wildfire adaptation
A guide outlines strategies for communities to improve wildfire adaptation and resilience.
- Soybean Genotype Shows Remarkable Drought Tolerance in Field TrialStudy
Researchers identified a specific soybean genotype that demonstrates significant drought tolerance during field trials.
- Bangkok Climate Action Week Kicks off Amid Floods
Bangkok Climate Action Week begins as the city faces ongoing challenges from seasonal flooding.
- Rice Researchers Develop NASA AI Hurricane Risk Tool Targeting 10,000 Synthetic CyclonesStudy
Rice University researchers developed an AI tool using NASA data to assess hurricane risks.Also: Rice University
- World powers gather for climate battleReprint
Global leaders are meeting in Fiji for pre-COP negotiations to discuss climate action and regional impacts.
- Carbon Capture Is Coming For Cement’s CO2 Emissions
Carbon capture technologies are increasingly being deployed to mitigate CO2 emissions from the cement manufacturing industry.
- TotalEnergies’ five-year emissions analysis: methane emissions plunge 54%Study
TotalEnergies reports a 54% reduction in its methane emissions over the past five years.
- Study – Offshore Wind Has Key Role In Future Energy AffordabilityStudy
A study indicates that offshore wind will play a critical role in future energy affordability.
- CIP Scores Over $1.3 Billion Commitment from NBIM for New Clean Energy Infrastructure Fund
CIP secured over $1.3 billion from NBIM for a new clean energy infrastructure fund.
- DTE Energy completes 100-MW solar park in Michigan tied to Ford’s clean-energy goals
DTE Energy completed a 100-MW solar park in Michigan to support Ford's clean-energy goals.
- China's Antarctic Base Gets Half Its Power From Renewables And Is On Track For 100%
China's Antarctic research base is now powered 50% by renewables and aims for 100%.
- Milestone for Fervo Energy's Cape Station geothermal project
Fervo Energy has reached a development milestone for its Cape Station geothermal project.
- Unlocking grid capacity through dynamic distribution with Switched Source CEO Charles Murray
The CEO of Switched Source discusses technical methods for optimizing electrical grid capacity to better integrate renewable energy.
- CIP building 4-hour, 350MW/1,400MWh BESS in Scotland for 2028 ops
CIP is developing a large-scale 350MW battery energy storage system in Scotland, scheduled to be operational by 2028.
- Africa’s 17 GW Solar Boom Is Missing From Official Data
Analysis suggests that significant growth in Africa's solar capacity is currently underreported in official energy data.
- CHINA PUTS MASSIVE OFFSHORE WIND PROJECT INTO USE A record-setting offshore wind project in southern China has connected its first turbines, with 163 turbines capable of generating 2 million kilowatts for more than one million households annually
China has activated a large-scale offshore wind project capable of generating 2 million kilowatts of power.
- Pakistan’s nuclear power output rises 4pc to record 22.5 TWh
Pakistan's nuclear power output reached a record 22.5 TWh, marking a 4 percent increase.
- The new Hyundai Ioniq 3 is now eligible for the full electric car grant
The new Hyundai Ioniq 3 has been approved for the government's electric vehicle grant program.
- German startup wins grant for grid-charging sodium-ion home battery
A German startup received a grant to develop a sodium-ion home battery system capable of grid charging.Also: Dealroom, mvapulse.com
- GEC-III scheme to support renewable energy evacuation and grid capacityReprint
India's Green Energy Corridor III scheme aims to improve grid capacity to support renewable energy evacuation.
- Green Energy Corridor III: Infrastructure for 135 GW RE GrowthReprint
India's Green Energy Corridor III project is designed to provide the infrastructure necessary for 135 GW of renewable energy growth.
- India Energy Transition: Swelect CEO on BESS & Grid
The CEO of Swelect discusses the integration of battery energy storage systems into India's evolving power grid.
- Adaptogen Capital deepens its pipeline with 2GW of investment opportunities as European battery storage expansion accelerates
Adaptogen Capital is expanding its European battery storage investment pipeline to 2 GW.Also: reNEWS
- Supreme Court Climate ChangeClickbait
The Supreme Court is hearing arguments in a case regarding climate change litigation against fossil fuel companies.
- Supreme Court hearing arguments in one of the most important climate change cases to reach its docket in yearsReprint
The Supreme Court is hearing arguments in a significant case concerning the jurisdiction of climate change lawsuits against fossil fuel companies.
- Supreme Court hears climate lawsuit backed by West Virginia attorney generalReprint
The Supreme Court is hearing a climate lawsuit involving the West Virginia attorney general's office.
- Can shade save Florida’s coral reefs?
Researchers are testing whether artificial shading can protect Florida coral reefs from bleaching caused by extreme ocean heat.
- Researchers test shading on Florida corals to mitigate bleaching from extreme heat, according to 2023 studyReprint
A 2023 study explores the use of shading to mitigate coral bleaching caused by extreme heat in Florida.
- Budding food scrap pickup services across the US want your coffee grounds and eggshells
New food scrap collection services are expanding across the U.S., helping divert organic waste from landfills to reduce methane emissions.
- Bain Capital bets on demand growth for sustainable aviation fuel
Bain Capital is investing in sustainable aviation fuel, betting on long-term demand growth for lower-carbon alternatives.
- Data Center Batteries Shift to Active Power Role
Data center battery systems are evolving to provide active power management services to the grid.Also: Battery Technology
- Rivian Rolls to a New Record Quarter
Rivian reported a record quarter for vehicle production and deliveries as it continues to expand its electric vehicle lineup.
- Will the civil campaign inspired by the Bhotekoshi flood sustain itself?
A civil campaign following the Bhotekoshi flood faces questions regarding its long-term sustainability and impact.Also: myRepublica
- Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway Designed to Withstand Flooding, Umahi Says
Government officials maintain that the design of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway is sufficient to withstand future flooding.
- Silverstone to save 600 tonnes of carbon emissions thanks to Certas Energy HVO
Silverstone circuit expects to reduce carbon emissions by 600 tonnes annually by switching to hydrotreated vegetable oil fuel.Also: biofuels-news.com
- Global Focus Shifts to Sustainable Energy SolutionsReprint
Global policy focus is increasingly shifting toward the implementation of sustainable energy solutions to address climate goals.Also: India News Network
- Global Hybrid Electric Vehicles Market Expected to Exceed $191.9 Billion by 2030Study
The global hybrid electric vehicle market is projected to exceed $191.9 billion by 2030.
- Shared grid connections concentrate battery insurance risk
Analysts warn that shared grid connections for battery storage projects are concentrating insurance risks for operators.
- BMA Feature: Mauritius Battles Rising Sea Temperatures To Protect Fragile Coral Reefs
Mauritius is implementing conservation measures to protect its coral reefs from the impacts of increasing sea temperatures.Also: Broadcast Media Africa
- Board game helps players learn about climate impacts on tribal communities
A new board game inspired by the Menominee Tribe teaches players how to manage climate-driven extreme weather events.
- Power providers urge conservation during extended heat wave
California power providers are requesting energy conservation to manage grid demand during an extended heat wave.
- NH seeks public input on new coastal flood risk guidance
New Hampshire is seeking public feedback on updated guidance for managing coastal flood risks.
- NTT DATA Cuts Data Center Carbon Emissions 34% While Scaling for the AI Economy
NTT DATA reports a 34% reduction in carbon emissions from its data centers while expanding operations.
- How Reusing Industrial Surplus Supports Decarbonization More Than Scrapping
Reusing industrial surplus materials offers greater decarbonization potential than traditional recycling or scrapping methods.
- Yettel now powers all its operations with renewable electricity
Telecommunications company Yettel has transitioned to using 100% renewable electricity for all its operations.
- Daegu City Secures 219,432 Tons Carbon Credits via Landfill ProjectReprint
Daegu City earned carbon credits by implementing a landfill gas recovery and energy project.
- Regulatory Review: Methane rules, food security and environmental simplification
An overview of regulatory developments regarding methane rules, food security, and environmental policy simplification.
- SFL Missions wins contract to develop Next-Generation Greenhouse Gas Monitoring Satellite for GHGSat
SFL Missions has been contracted to develop a next-generation greenhouse gas monitoring satellite for GHGSat.
- 3CE Announces New Department of Energy Solutions to Advance Local Clean-Energy Projects
3CE has launched a new department dedicated to advancing local clean-energy projects.
- Can wave energy power data centers? | Q&A with Eco Wave Power CEO Inna BravermanClickbait
An interview explores the potential for wave energy to power data centers.
- Renewables spur rural economic growthReprint
Renewable energy projects are contributing to economic growth in rural areas.
- GreenGo announces granting of Single Authorisation for ‘Cantone’ wind farm project in Foggia region
GreenGo received authorization for the Cantone wind farm project in Italy's Foggia region.
- TurningPoint Energy halfway finished on Delaware community solar sites
TurningPoint Energy is halfway through construction on community solar sites in Delaware.Also: PV Tech, Morningstar
- Derbyshire commercial property group hails positive impact of multi-site solar PV rollout across its portfolio
A commercial property group in Derbyshire reported positive financial and environmental outcomes following a multi-site solar panel installation.
- Mitsui’s Three W Solar comes online in Texas | Projects Weekly
Mitsui’s Three W Solar project has officially commenced operations in Texas, adding new capacity to the grid.
- GreenSketch launches AI-powered solar platform in UK claiming £946 average annual savings for homeowners
A new AI-powered platform launched in the UK aims to help homeowners save money through solar energy adoption.
- Petrol drivers fund $500m in EV chargers as Labor delays road user tax
An editorial criticizes the funding of electric vehicle chargers via petrol taxes amid delays in implementing road user charges.
- Securing power, controlling costs: How onsite solar and storage shield commercial users from grid volatility
Onsite solar and battery storage systems are increasingly used by commercial entities to mitigate grid volatility and costs.Also: pv magazine USA
- HDOT, Sustainability Partners and Hensel Phelps Start Construction of microgrids
The Hawaii Department of Transportation has begun construction on solar-powered microgrids to enhance infrastructure resilience.
- Not sold on Tesla Powerwall? There are great battery alternatives out there [update]
Increasing extreme weather and energy demand are driving homeowners to adopt residential battery storage systems as a form of energy planning.
- Next Generation Batteries Market to Accelerate on EV and Grid Storage Demand, Driving Growth Through 2035Study
Market forecasts indicate that demand for electric vehicles and grid storage will accelerate the growth of next-generation battery technologies through 2035.
- Solar-Plus-Storage Market Size & Share Report, 2026-2033Study
A new report outlines the projected growth and market share of the global solar-plus-storage industry through 2033.
- Budget 2027: Malaysia needs stronger grid as power demand rises
Malaysia's upcoming budget is expected to prioritize grid modernization to accommodate rising power demand and renewable energy integration.
- Hyundai is testing a smaller electric SUV — could it be the IONIQ 4? [Video]Clickbait
Hyundai is testing a new camouflaged electric SUV model, potentially the IONIQ 4 or IONIQ 1.
- Lucid’s $50,000 Cosmos spotted testing in California after 2027 delayClickbait
A prototype of Lucid's upcoming sub-$50,000 electric SUV was spotted undergoing road testing in California.
- Learn your property’s flood risk and how to protect itClickbait
A guide provides information on assessing property flood risks and implementing protective measures.
- World Habitat Day: Pacifico Mexinol Project and Its Low-Carbon Methanol Technology Presented in Mexico CityReprint
The Pacifico Mexinol project presented its low-carbon methanol production technology during World Habitat Day in Mexico City.
- Sumitomo Chemical's Carbon Footprint of Product Calculation Tool CFP-TOMO Receives Third-Party ValidationStudy
Sumitomo Chemical received third-party validation for its tool used to calculate the carbon footprint of its products.Also: Indian Chemical News
- What Lies Beneath: The Hidden Elements of High-Performance Homes
This report details the construction techniques and materials required to build high-performance, energy-efficient homes.
- Elopak claims switch to renewable aluminium cuts carbon footprint of liquid cartonsReprint
Elopak reports that switching to renewable aluminium in its liquid cartons reduces the product's overall carbon footprint.
- Bristol Airport renews Level 4+ carbon accreditationReprint
Bristol Airport has renewed its Level 4+ carbon accreditation under the Airport Carbon Accreditation program.
- Taiwan plans COP31 activities despite lack of official invitation
Taiwan is organizing independent climate activities to coincide with COP31 despite not receiving an official invitation to the summit.
- How the Big E Is Turning a Butter Sculpture Into Renewable Energy
The Big E fair is converting a butter sculpture into renewable energy via anaerobic digestion.
- Former Doral CEO Yaki Noyman launches renewable energy venture with Sphera partners
Former Doral CEO Yaki Noyman has launched a new renewable energy venture.
- Will a BAAJA blast quench America’s thirst for energy? | Factor This BriefClickbait
A brief discusses the potential for new energy technologies to meet American demand.
- Panel Discussion: “How Other Towns Are Saving Money on Renewables”
A local panel discussion explored how municipalities can reduce costs by transitioning to renewable energy sources.
- Norton Rose Fulbright Advises NYPA-EDF Joint Venture
Law firm Norton Rose Fulbright provided legal advisory services for a joint venture between NYPA and EDF regarding energy projects.
- Paua and Powerverse partner with aim to simplify home EV charging for fleets
Paua and Powerverse have partnered to simplify the process of home electric vehicle charging for commercial fleets.
- Clean Energy Fund Sued For £2.8M In Grid Connection Costs
A clean energy fund is facing a lawsuit regarding grid connection costs, highlighting challenges in infrastructure integration.
- From Overseas Range Records to Zero-Carbon Factories: OMODA & JAECOO to Showcase Green Technology Credentials at 2026 International User Summit in October
Automotive companies OMODA and JAECOO plan to showcase zero-carbon factory initiatives at an upcoming summit.
- Karotoa Green Spinning builds a resource-efficient model for yarn manufacturing
Karotoa Green Spinning has implemented resource-efficient manufacturing processes to reduce the environmental impact of yarn production.
- AboitizPower powers up Bataan’s Libreng Sakay with new electric vehicles, charging stationReprint
AboitizPower launched electric vehicles and a charging station to support the Libreng Sakay public transport program in Bataan.
- Lithium Battery Thermal Runaway Sensor Modules Market Forecast to 2035: BESS Safety Mandates Drive Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
A market forecast predicts growth in lithium battery thermal runaway sensor modules driven by new safety mandates.
- According to the latest technical grid assessment released by Brazil'sReprint
Brazil released a new technical assessment regarding the status and requirements of its national power grid.
- As Energy Storage Demand Explodes, The Battery Show North America Delivers Industry's Most Comprehensive ShowcaseReprint
The Battery Show North America highlighted the rapidly growing demand for energy storage technologies.
- Anode Material Powder Market to Accelerate on EV and Grid Storage Demand, Forecast Points Higher Toward 2035Study
Market forecasts project significant growth in anode material powder demand driven by electric vehicle and grid storage expansion.
- The Indonesian Provincial House moves toward cleaner energy by using solar panels
The Indonesian Provincial House has installed solar panels as part of an effort to transition toward cleaner energy sources.
- Winston-Salem charter school adds solar power to lessons on renewable energy
A charter school in Winston-Salem installed solar panels to serve as a practical educational tool for teaching renewable energy.
- Arevon Achieves Top Honors in 2026 GRESB Assessment
Arevon received high rankings in the 2026 GRESB assessment for its sustainability and environmental performance.
- U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Landmark Climate Lawsuit Against ExxonMobil and Suncor – Billions in Potential Liability at Stake
The Supreme Court is reviewing a major lawsuit that could hold oil companies liable for billions in climate damages.
- Suncor v. Boulder Brings Future of State Climate Litigation Before Supreme Court
Legal experts analyze how the Suncor v. Boulder case could set a precedent for future climate change litigation.Also: The National Law Review
- Pacific leaders urge climate action as UN pre-COP talks open in Fiji
Pacific leaders gathered in Fiji for pre-COP talks to advocate for urgent international climate action.Also: France 24
- J&K to shortly finalise MoA for GIS based GLOF early warning system
Authorities in Jammu and Kashmir are finalizing an agreement for a GIS-based early warning system for glacial lake outburst floods.Also: Daily Excelsior
- EU power grid investment set to hit €48B by 2027 as renewables and storage surgeStudy
The EU is projected to invest €48 billion in power grids by 2027 to support renewable energy and storage growth.Also: Anadolu Ajansı, aa.com.tr
- Middlesex County Sues Big Oil Companies to Recoup ‘Climate Change’ Damages
Middlesex County has filed a lawsuit against major oil companies seeking damages related to climate change impacts.
- Bangladesh steps up disaster preparedness as climate risks mount
Bangladesh is increasing its disaster preparedness efforts in response to rising climate-related risks.
- New Standards Needed to Shield Hydropower Infrastructure from Climate Disasters, Says Energy Minister Shrestha
Nepal's Energy Minister calls for updated engineering standards to protect hydropower infrastructure from climate-induced disasters.
- UN Declaration Strengthens Legal Protection for Island States Facing Sea-Level Rise
A new UN declaration provides enhanced legal protections for island states threatened by rising sea levels.
- Turkey introduces its own emissions trading system, initially for sectors covered by the EU carbon border adjustment mechanism
Turkey has launched an emissions trading system, initially targeting sectors affected by the EU's carbon border adjustment mechanism.
- Frontier25 releases UAE Methane Policy Review 2026: Accelerating Collective Action on Methane and Air QualityStudy
Frontier25 released a policy review outlining strategies for the UAE to accelerate methane reduction and improve air quality.
- Waratah Super Battery enters service as a critical grid asset
The Waratah Super Battery, a major grid-scale energy storage project, has officially entered service.
- Lagos Bars New Diesel Buses from Regulated Fleet, Mandates CNG, Electric Vehicles
Lagos authorities have banned new diesel buses from the regulated fleet, mandating a transition to CNG and electric vehicles.Also: Kanyi Daily News
- Justices Hear Climate Lawsuit Case
The Supreme Court has begun hearing arguments in a case concerning climate change litigation against energy companies.
- Bulacan’s nature-based flood defense eyed as global model
Bulacan is using nature-based flood defenses as a model for climate adaptation.Also: Inquirer.net
- This new interactive map shows which NYC blocks are most vulnerable to floodingStudy
A new interactive map identifies NYC city blocks most vulnerable to future flooding events.Also: Fast Company
- Odisha extends EV policy validity till December 31, 2026, to boost green mobility
The state of Odisha has extended its electric vehicle policy until the end of 2026 to encourage green mobility adoption.
- New California Law Aims to Stop ‘Predatory’ Developers from Moving In on Wildfire-Ravaged Community
California passed legislation to prevent developers from exploiting communities recently devastated by wildfires.Also: Carrier Management
- Scientists just found a new way to make hydrogen from waterStudy
Researchers have developed a new, efficient method to produce hydrogen from water using light-activated sulfur-based materials.
- Global Leaders Warn of "Climate Overshoot," Call for Fossil Fuel Phase-Out
Global leaders are calling for a phase-out of fossil fuels to address the risk of climate overshoot.
- UN approves resolution addressing rising sea levels
The UN has approved a resolution aimed at addressing the global challenges posed by rising sea levels.
- China completes main structure of first offshore CO2 injection platform
China has completed the primary structure for its first offshore platform designed for carbon dioxide injection and storage.Also: Global Times
- Green Energy’s Benefits Cross Borders: Global Study Finds Renewables CutStudy
A global study finds that the transition to renewable energy provides significant cross-border environmental and economic benefits.
- Eggshells and Ceramic Trash Turned Into Ultra-Strong, Low-Carbon Cement AlternativeStudy
Researchers have created a low-carbon cement alternative by repurposing eggshells and ceramic waste materials.
- REAoL Expands GoGreen Initiative to Solarize Libyan Health Centres
The REAoL GoGreen initiative is expanding to provide solar power installations for health centers across Libya.
- Building the North Sea as Europe’s Green Energy Powerhouse
Efforts are underway to develop the North Sea into a major hub for European renewable energy production.
- Gassi and Lamadji reach first drawdown on a €37.9m solar and storage package
A solar and storage project in Chad has secured its first drawdown of funding, totaling €37.9 million.
- Nearly 12,000 solar panels raised 10 to 13 feet over a blueberry field went live in eastern Germany, set high enough for farm machinery to pass underneath, and before the first post went in, ordnance crews pulled hand grenades out of the soil the bushes now
A large-scale agrivoltaic solar project has begun operation over a blueberry field in eastern Germany.
- PG&E, Rewiring America and Google Launch Virtual Power Plant to Help Lower Costs for Customers
PG&E, Rewiring America, and Google have launched a virtual power plant program to reduce energy costs for customers.Also: megaproject.com
- Australia's home battery boom outpaces rooftop solar as rebates spark record installs
Government rebates in Australia are driving a record surge in home battery installations, outpacing rooftop solar growth.
- Green energy group sign 20-year deal to fit solar panels on public buildings
A green energy group signed a 20-year contract to install solar panels on public buildings in Camden.
- New emissions laws for South Africa’s biggest car supplier
New emissions regulations are being implemented for major automotive suppliers operating in South Africa.
- Solar CEOs On AI Power Demand, Storage & The U.S. Energy Market | BNP Paribas Climate Week NYC 2026 Wnba Scores (h6jGT4R4dk)
Solar industry leaders discussed the impact of AI energy demand and storage needs on the U.S. energy market.Also: media.unisba.ac.id
- Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City is learning to live with floodsReprint
Ho Chi Minh City is implementing new adaptation strategies to manage increasing flood risks.
- North Carolina food bank gets first solar microgrid, keeping freezers on when the grid fails
A North Carolina food bank installed a solar microgrid to ensure power reliability for refrigeration during grid outages.Also: Yahoo
- More than 1,200 Colorado students have earned a climate ‘seal’: ‘We’re the ones growing up in this world’
A Colorado educational initiative is teaching students about climate change through coursework and community service projects.
- Top Selling Electric Vehicles in the World — 27% EV Share in August!Study
Global electric vehicle registrations grew by 5% in August, with battery electric vehicles showing strong double-digit growth.
- Autonomous Orange: YMX adds self-driving tech to its electric yard trucks
Logistics provider YMX is deploying autonomous, zero-emission electric yard trucks to address labor shortages.
- Neighborhood backlash collides with America's tech arms race — but is this the plan to fix it?
A federal plan is being proposed to address energy and water consumption concerns related to the expansion of data centers.
- In an age of climate disaster, more states offer students a way to show they are ‘climate literate’
More U.S. states are implementing climate literacy requirements for students to better prepare them for a changing environment.
- Thailand prepares farmers for climate change to protect food security
Thailand is implementing measures to help farmers adapt to climate change and ensure national food security.
- 'Act before it's too late': Tokyo residents fight for more trees
Tokyo residents are advocating for increased urban tree cover to combat rising temperatures and heat island effects.
- Wyoming Launches New Casper Aviation Helibase to Accelerate Wildfire Response Times
Wyoming opened a new aviation helibase in Casper to improve response times for wildfire suppression.
- DWR Finishes $235 Million Oroville Dam Project Built to Protect Salmon in Drought Years
California completed a $235 million dam project designed to protect salmon populations during periods of drought.
- Rebates help Prescott residents cover expense of drought-tolerant landscaping
Prescott is offering rebates to residents who install drought-tolerant landscaping to conserve water.
- California city boosts lawn rebate to $4 a foot to swap water-guzzling grass for drought-tolerant yards
A California city increased financial incentives for residents to replace lawns with drought-tolerant landscaping.
- Preparing for Godzilla El Niño
Local authorities are initiating preparations to mitigate the potential impacts of a strong El Niño cycle.Also: Alameda Post
- BC funds industry to cut emissions and stay competitive
The British Columbia government is providing funding to industrial sectors to help them reduce emissions while maintaining economic competitiveness.
- Floating Power Plants Are Opening a New Energy Frontier
Floating power plants are emerging as a new technological frontier for expanding renewable energy generation capacity.
- Massachusetts town clears final Green Community hurdle, tees up lower winter power bills
A Massachusetts town has achieved Green Community status, a move expected to lower electricity costs for residents this winter.
- As wind power momentum slows in Japan, can tech help the industry get back on track?
Japan's wind power industry faces slowing momentum, prompting discussions on how technology can help restore growth.
- Golden dreams in Barendra sun: Solar irrigation brings fallow lands back to life
Solar-powered irrigation systems are enabling the cultivation of previously fallow lands in the Barendra region.
- Electrifying the Septic Tank: How Electrochemistry Could Transform Off-Grid Wastewater TreatmentStudy
Scientists are exploring electrochemical methods to improve off-grid wastewater treatment efficiency.
- Rooftop solar is turning property owners into power sellers
Rooftop solar installations are enabling property owners to sell excess electricity back to the grid.
- Surging ahead, China’s bigger, better batteries
China is rapidly expanding its battery manufacturing capacity, improving technology and scale for the electric vehicle market.
- Underwater Shades Shield Coral Reefs from Heat-Induced Stress in Florida WatersReprint
Underwater shades are being tested to protect Florida coral reefs from heat stress.
- Livestock farming in the Salado Basin could reduce its carbon emissions by 15% thanks to new technologiesReprint
New technologies could allow livestock farmers in Argentina's Salado Basin to reduce carbon emissions by 15%.
- AgriZeroNZ Expands Emissions Fund To 308 Million Dollars
The AgriZeroNZ partnership has increased its funding for agricultural emissions reduction technology to 308 million dollars.
- Dubai to host major global electric vehicle event
Dubai is set to host a major international event focused on the electric vehicle industry.
- The Department of Energy is pushing for immediate interventions to address the continuing power situation in the Visayas, including solar battery energy storage systems and power barges as short-term measures to prevent yellow and red alerts. Link to the fulReprint
The Philippines Department of Energy is deploying solar battery storage to prevent power alerts in the Visayas region.
- My Trip To Brazil To See The Rapid Rise Of Chinese Cars, Part 2: Dealer Visits
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers are rapidly expanding their market presence in Brazil.
- Tough times for Audi, VW, and Porsche could make October a great time to buy
Volkswagen Group faces market challenges, leading to increased rebates and incentives for its electric vehicle brands.
- Rivian’s delayed ALSO e-bikes are finally arriving to first customers, with mixed early feedback
Rivian spinout ALSO has begun delivering its electric bikes to customers following significant production delays.
- High-Speed Kinetic Energy Flywheel Systems Market To 2035: Renewable Integration and Grid Stability Needs Fuel Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
A market report forecasts growth for kinetic energy flywheel systems driven by the need for grid stability in renewable energy integration.
- German utility provider introduces 'gaming electricity' plan targeting high-consumption households, like those running multiple high-end gaming PCs — plan requires 2,500 kWh per year to offset a higher base price, claims to use renewable energy
A German utility is offering a specialized electricity plan for high-consumption households that claims to utilize renewable energy sources.
- New milestone for NBIM fund investments
The Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global (NBIM) has reached a new milestone regarding its investments in renewable energy infrastructure.
- How everything-to-grid tech could turn your EV and home into part of giant power grid networkClickbait
Vehicle-to-grid technology allows electric vehicles and home systems to integrate into the broader power grid network.
- Power to the people: Belgium’s energy transition starts locally
Local initiatives are playing a central role in driving Belgium's energy transition.
- PH pushes ASEAN Power Grid, cross-border electricity trade
The Philippines is advocating for the development of an ASEAN Power Grid to facilitate cross-border renewable electricity trade.
- Canada and China deepen clean-tech ties as Ottawa rebuilds economic relationship
Canada and China are strengthening cooperation on clean technology as part of their evolving economic relationship.
- Research breakthrough turns bleach and salt water into a promising battery for blackouts
Researchers have developed a promising new battery technology using bleach and salt water for backup power applications.
- Syensqo and Shell Chemicals to Advance Low-Carbon Ethylene Oxide Solutions
Syensqo and Shell Chemicals are collaborating to develop lower-carbon production methods for ethylene oxide.Also: CHEManager
- Egypt Forum 2026 to Showcase Energy ProgressReprint
The upcoming Egypt Forum 2026 aims to highlight progress and developments within the country's energy sector.
- Oswal Pumps accelerates renewable manufacturing expansion with robust FY26 performance and strategic solar investments
Oswal Pumps is expanding its renewable energy manufacturing capacity following strong financial performance.
- UK Electric Car Grant Explained: Eligibility, Discount Bands & How It WorksReprint
This guide outlines eligibility and discount bands for the United Kingdom's electric vehicle grant program.
- EnergyPro to host battery storage industry forum in London
EnergyPro is organizing an industry forum in London to discuss advancements in battery storage technology.
- Today's emissions choices could limit Antarctic ice loss and sea-level rise for coastal communitiesStudy
A new study indicates that immediate emissions reductions can significantly limit Antarctic ice loss and future sea-level rise.
- Nepal plans to drain four glacial lakes after deadly floods
Nepal plans to drain four glacial lakes to prevent catastrophic flooding caused by rapid glacial melt.
- Renault to invest over €10 billion in France in EVs, affordable cars, CEO saysReprint
Renault plans to invest over €10 billion in France to support electric vehicle production and affordable car manufacturing.
- Boulder’s climate lawsuit against Exxon, Suncor heads to U.S. Supreme Court
Boulder's climate accountability lawsuit against Exxon and Suncor has reached the U.S. Supreme Court.
- Australian Government Accelerates Renewable Energy TransitionReprint
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency expanded community battery installations and funding for residential gas-to-electric conversions.
- Europe EV Sales Report: Record Month — BEVs Reach 30% Market Share!
Battery electric vehicle market share in Europe reached 30% in August, marking a 51% year-over-year increase.
- Fossil fuel phase-out, climate funds top pre-COP agendaReprint
Negotiators are prioritizing fossil fuel phase-out and climate finance as key agenda items for the upcoming COP summit.
- NJ County Files Latest Climate Risk Suit Against Big OilStudy
A New Jersey county has filed a new lawsuit against major oil companies seeking damages for climate-related risks.
- Mozambique Faces Fossil Fuel Trap; UN Expert Calls for Solar-Powered Future for All
A UN expert warns Mozambique against fossil fuel dependency and advocates for a transition to solar energy.Also: Africa.com, The National Tribune
- Sierra Club Statement on FERC Decision Rejecting Centralia Coal Plant Cost-Recovery Plan
FERC rejected a cost-recovery plan for the Centralia coal plant, blocking an effort to keep the retired facility operational.
- Climate Change at the International Court of Justice
The International Court of Justice is addressing legal questions related to climate change obligations.
- Teresa Ribera on EU Climate Adaptation Push
Teresa Ribera is leading efforts to advance climate adaptation policies within the European Union.
- Scientists put ‘underwater umbrellas’ over Florida corals during extreme heat; they worked, cutting sunli
Scientists successfully used underwater shade structures to reduce heat stress on Florida coral reefs during extreme temperatures.
- US Q3 EV Sales Report: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly
US electric vehicle sales showed mixed performance in the third quarter of 2026 amid shifting market conditions.
- Victims Demand Climate Justice in New Policy
Climate disaster victims in Nepal are calling for the integration of climate justice principles into national policy.
- New material provides boost to carbon capture technologiesStudy
Researchers have developed a new material that improves the efficiency and viability of carbon capture technologies.
- Farm-Specific Data Cuts Milk’s Carbon Footprint by 27 Percent in Bangladesh StudyStudy
A study in Bangladesh demonstrates that farm-specific data management can reduce the carbon footprint of milk production by 27 percent.Also: Technology Networks
- Marinus Link: Hitachi Energy’s grid-forming HVDC technology drives Australian renewable energy superhighway
Hitachi Energy is deploying grid-forming HVDC technology to support the development of an Australian renewable energy transmission project.
- Battery storage paired with 37% of new U.S. residential solar systems in 2025Study
Data shows that 37% of new U.S. residential solar systems installed in 2025 included battery storage.
- Layer Order Surprise: Atomic-Deposited Tin Oxide Boosts Perovskite Solar Cells Only When HiddenStudy
Researchers discovered that specific layer ordering of tin oxide improves the efficiency of perovskite solar cells.
- Green energy scheme ‘big push’ towards achieving 900 GW non-fossil capacity by 2035: PM Modi
Prime Minister Modi announced a new green energy scheme to help India reach 900 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity by 2035.
- ‘Nature-Based’ Solutions Could Save Insurers and Policyholders Billions
Coastal ecologists suggest that nature-based conservation strategies can provide significant financial protection for insurers and property owners against climate risks.Also: Responsible Investor
- After Outcry, Monitors the Trump Administration Tried to Scrap Return to Sea
A network of ocean monitors providing critical climate and weather data is being restored following congressional pressure.
- FedEx believes $300M electric truck spend will save them $800M in diesel
FedEx ordered 2,000 electric box trucks, projecting significant long-term savings on diesel fuel costs.
- The ancient African rice that could help farmers grapple with climate change
Researchers are studying ancient African rice varieties that may help farmers adapt to changing climate conditions.
- Jeff Bezos pledged $10 billion to fight climate change in 2020; 6 years later, his Earth Fund is putting
Jeff Bezos' Earth Fund continues to distribute its $10 billion pledge to climate-related initiatives.
- Pacific climate summit faces thin turnout from global leaders
A Pacific climate summit is seeing low attendance from major global leaders.
- Ho Chi Minh City plans 'sponge city' model to tackle chronic flooding
Ho Chi Minh City is implementing a 'sponge city' model to mitigate chronic urban flooding issues.
- China Pioneers Smarter, Greener Ways to Keep Cities Cool Amid Rising Temperatures
Chinese cities are implementing new urban cooling strategies to mitigate the impacts of rising temperatures.
- Latin America Could Double Its Onshore Wind Capacity by 2035
A report suggests Latin America has the potential to double its onshore wind capacity by 2035.
- Scaled-up seawater system produces both hydrogen and fresh water with higher efficiencyStudy
Researchers have developed a more efficient seawater system capable of producing both hydrogen fuel and fresh water.
- Third edition of Green Energy Corridor to add 51,126 ckm transmission lines, 50 GWh BESS
India is launching the third phase of its Green Energy Corridor to expand transmission lines and battery energy storage systems.Also: TaiyangNews
- Energy and climate deals of the weekReprint
A weekly roundup summarizes key developments in energy and climate policy and business deals.
- Exclusive: Quantum Formatics is raising $30M to discover new superconductors
Quantum Formatics raised $30 million to advance research into new superconductors, which could improve energy efficiency.
- Town of Amherst Under Mandatory Water Conservation Due to Ongoing Drought
The town of Amherst implemented mandatory water conservation measures due to persistent drought conditions.
- Climate-proofing growth: SM banks on resilience as long-term investment
A major corporation is investing in climate resilience measures to protect its long-term business growth.
- New paths to lower carbon take shape on China's tropical islandReprint
Hainan province is implementing new low-carbon development strategies and infrastructure projects to reduce emissions on the island.
- PH targets $5-M UN fund to tackle ‘super pollutants’
The Philippines is seeking $5 million in UN funding to support national efforts to reduce short-lived climate pollutants.Also: The Manila Times
- GOBARdhan Scheme
The GOBARdhan scheme promotes the conversion of organic waste into biogas and bio-slurry to support sustainable energy and sanitation.
- Three of the Arizona Corporation Commission hopefuls push renewable energy
Candidates for the Arizona Corporation Commission are campaigning on platforms that prioritize the expansion of renewable energy.Also: The Des Moines Register
- ROX Capital Group Launches Gulf Energy Storage Platform for the UAE and Oman
ROX Capital Group is launching a new energy storage platform to support infrastructure in the UAE and Oman.
- Adani Green Energy Expands Battery Storage Capacity to 6.63 GWh
Adani Green Energy has increased its battery storage capacity to 6.63 GWh to support renewable energy integration.
- New Colorado neighborhood could offer glimpse into the future of home energy use
A new Colorado housing development is testing innovative home energy technologies that may serve as a model for future sustainable living.
- BYD BEV Sales Up 33% in SeptemberStudy
BYD reported a 33% increase in fully electric vehicle sales for September compared to the previous year.Also: CleanTechnica
- SEIA Statement on Governor Newsom’s Actions on Clean Energy Bills
The Solar Energy Industries Association praised California Governor Newsom for signing new legislation supporting clean energy generation.
- Pacific will host fresh climate push
Pacific nations are preparing to launch a new diplomatic initiative to push for stronger global climate action.
- City of Miami gives away 600 fruit trees to combat extreme heat
The City of Miami is distributing 600 fruit trees to residents to help mitigate the urban heat island effect.
- Demand for climate justice rises in Nepal; commemoration continues for flood victims
Advocacy for climate justice is increasing in Nepal following recent flood disasters.
- PGW upgrading infrastructure to cut a small fraction of its climate pollution
Philadelphia Gas Works is upgrading infrastructure to achieve minor reductions in methane and carbon emissions.
- Kathairos technology eliminates pneumatic controller emissions
Kathairos technology has been deployed to eliminate methane emissions from pneumatic controllers in oil and gas operations.Also: Stock Titan
- Nima Daneshvarnejad on AI-Powered Methane Monitoring and Legacy Wells
An industry expert discusses the application of AI-powered monitoring to detect methane leaks from legacy oil and gas wells.
- Spain, Portugal, Luxembourg Push EU for 2040 Renewable Energy Targets - News and StatisticsReprint
Spain, Portugal, and Luxembourg are urging the European Union to adopt 2040 renewable energy targets.
- Over 40 environmental and clean energy groups sign letter in support of better grid utilization
Over 40 environmental groups signed a letter advocating for improved electrical grid utilization.
- Australia hits 100 community batteries, and its renewable energy agency funds 3 more rooftop solar storage projects
Australia has reached a milestone of 100 community batteries while funding additional rooftop solar storage projects.
- Türkiye looks to export waste-to-energy biomethane to EuropeReprint
Türkiye is exploring the export of waste-to-energy biomethane to European markets to support renewable energy integration.
- More Retail sets Benchmark for Green Logistics by fully electrifying Mid-Mile Fleet with Montra Electric EVIATOR
More Retail has transitioned its mid-mile logistics fleet to electric vehicles to improve sustainability in its supply chain.Also: Auto India Daily
- UK Electric Vehicle Registrations Hit Record 99,199 Units in SeptemberReprint
UK electric vehicle registrations reached a record high of 99,199 units in September.
- Brazil Has 56 GW of Grid Capacity for Battery Storage in December Auctions, Absae SaysStudy
Brazil has 56 GW of grid capacity available for battery storage projects in upcoming December auctions.Also: mvapulse.com, ESS News
- New imaging technologies offer a clearer view of coral reef changeStudy
New imaging technologies are being deployed to better monitor and study changes in coral reef ecosystems.
- Calls For Special E-Mobility Tariffs To Support Fleet Operators in South Africa
Advocates are calling for new e-mobility tariffs in South Africa to incentivize the adoption of electric vehicles.
- DOE awaits battery storage for 3 months amid Visayas outages
The Philippines' Department of Energy is awaiting the delivery of battery storage systems to address ongoing power outages in the Visayas region.
- New battery chip could replace 'best-guess' monitoring before faults become fires
A new battery monitoring chip aims to prevent fire risks by providing more accurate diagnostics than current methods.
- Silicon Quantum Computing and Schneider Electric Advance Energy Grid Forecasting via Watermelon Quantum-Enhanced AI SystemStudy
New quantum-enhanced AI systems are being deployed to improve forecasting and efficiency for electrical grid management.
- Woodlands project records more trees than expected
A woodland restoration project in Sussex has successfully recorded a higher number of trees than initially expected.
- Watt’s up, doc? Huddig hybrid loader gets a big battery boost [video]
Huddig upgraded the battery capacity of its hybrid wheel loader by 40% for the new model year.
- Parliamentary Committee Discusses Flood Response and Rehabilitation with Security Agencies
A parliamentary committee in Nepal is coordinating with security agencies to manage flood response and rehabilitation efforts.
- Ministry promotes low-carbon aquaculture to boost exports
Indonesia's ministry is promoting low-carbon aquaculture practices to increase export competitiveness and reduce environmental impact.
- Bloomington offers free solar installations for qualifying homeownersReprint
Bloomington, Indiana, is offering free solar panel installations to qualifying low-to-moderate income homeowners.
- Peru’s Lupi solar farm uses terrain-following trackers at 14,700 feet in Andes
A new solar farm in the Peruvian Andes utilizes specialized terrain-following trackers to operate at high altitudes.
- Vestas Powers Up Vietnam's Clean Energy Ambitions with Two New Wind ProjectsReprint
Vestas has announced two new wind energy projects in Vietnam to support the country's clean energy goals.Also: PR Newswire
- FMO & CIP commit $276 million for renewable energy projectsReprint
FMO and CIP have committed $276 million to fund various renewable energy projects.
- Bondada Engineering Commissions 221.7 MWp Solar Projects in Q2 FY27Study
Bondada Engineering commissioned 221.7 MWp of solar energy projects during the second quarter of fiscal year 2027.
- FDB teams up with FMF EV to promote sustainable transport
The Fiji Development Bank is partnering with FMF EV to promote the adoption of sustainable electric transport solutions.
- CAFE III: 3x EV Credit Creates New Growth Opportunity for Auto Component Makers Like Sona BLW
New EV credit structures under CAFE III regulations are expected to drive growth for automotive component manufacturers.
- Brazil hits 56 GW of connection headroom for battery auctions
Brazil has identified 56 GW of grid connection headroom available for upcoming battery energy storage auctions.
- Kardemir plans to invest $81 million in solar power stationsReprint
Turkish steel producer Kardemir plans to invest $81 million in the construction of solar power stations.
- Has Instalco (OM:INSTAL) Priced In Its Finland Battery Storage Win?Clickbait
Financial analysis examines whether Instalco's recent battery storage contract win is already reflected in its stock price.
- Mankato Area Solar and Energy Efficiency Tour is Saturday
A local solar and energy efficiency tour is scheduled to take place in Mankato.
- Cities, states sue EPA over power plant emissions rollback
A coalition of cities and states has filed a lawsuit challenging the EPA's rollback of power plant emissions regulations.Also: Utility Dive, Smart Cities Dive
- Chicago, Illinois file lawsuit over President Donald Trump's EPA eliminating rule that limits emissions from power plants
Chicago has joined legal efforts to challenge the EPA's decision to eliminate federal rules limiting power plant emissions.
- Massachusetts joins 25 other governments in suing EPA over power plant rollback
Massachusetts has joined a multi-state lawsuit against the EPA regarding the rollback of power plant emissions standards.
- 21 States Sue EPA to Reinstate Climate Pollution Rules for Power Plants
A coalition of states and cities is suing the EPA to challenge the repeal of greenhouse gas emissions standards for power plants.
- How the West is preparing for a drier future as water supplies hit lows
Water managers in the American West are investing billions in infrastructure to adapt to long-term water shortages driven by climate change.
- Texas PUC Greenlights Coal Plant Closure & Renewables Construction, Saving Millions of Gallons of Water Every Year
Texas regulators approved the closure of a coal plant and the construction of new renewable energy and battery storage projects.
- Nepal plans to drain four glacial lakes after deadly floods
Nepal plans to drain four glacial lakes to mitigate the risk of deadly floods caused by climate-driven melting.Also: Philenews, Moneycontrol.com
- Reps. Tlaib, Pressley, Senator Markey Announce Legislation to Stop Big Banks from Bankrolling the Climate Crisis
U.S. lawmakers introduced legislation aimed at preventing large banks from financing projects that exacerbate the climate crisis.
- India approves US$19.3 billion Green Energy Corridor Phase III with 50GWh BESS
India has approved a US$19.3 billion investment for the Green Energy Corridor Phase III, including 50GWh of battery storage.
- Will Courts Block Climate Suits By Hawaiʻi, Other States?
Courts are evaluating whether state-led climate lawsuits against fossil fuel companies will be permitted to proceed.
- Pacific Islands get their climate moment with pre-COP meeting, but the guest list is thin
Pacific Island nations held a pre-COP meeting to discuss climate issues, though attendance was lower than expected.
- Underwater Umbrellas Reduce—and Reverse—Coral Bleaching in the Caribbean
Researchers in the Caribbean are using underwater shades to reduce sunlight exposure, successfully mitigating and reversing coral bleaching.Also: Phys.org, CBS 19 News, iosconews.com, Newsbug.info, Indiana Gazette Online, theprint.in, CBS 19 News, themercury.com, Iosco County News Herald, Newsbug.info and 9 others
- Long-Awaited Senate Deal to Speed Permitting Faces Familiar Hurdles
Congress is considering a bipartisan deal to accelerate permitting for large energy projects, which could impact the deployment of clean energy.
- ‘We want action’: Fijian climate activist sends message ahead of UN talks in Pacific
A Fijian climate activist calls for urgent action ahead of upcoming UN climate talks in the Pacific.Also: The Guardian
- US states file lawsuit challenging repeal of power plant GHG limits
US states have filed a lawsuit challenging the federal repeal of greenhouse gas emission limits for power plants.Also: NationofChange, NationofChange
- The GEAR Framework: Measuring how renewable energy boosts climate resilience in agricultureStudy
IRENA released a framework to measure how renewable energy integration enhances climate resilience within the agricultural sector.
- California Governor Newsom signs VPP and balcony solar bills, vetoes community solar legislation
California Governor Newsom signed bills supporting virtual power plants and balcony solar while vetoing community solar legislation.
- Record renewables output in Greece prompts cuts in interconnections
Greece is curtailing renewable energy output due to grid interconnection limitations following record production levels.Also: Balkan Green Energy News
- Renewables cover 60.7% of Germany's electricity consumption in the first nine months
Renewable energy sources provided 60.7% of Germany's electricity consumption during the first nine months of the year.Also: Renewables Now, Renewables Now
- Video. Solar has saved the EU €37.4 billion since the war on Iran began
Solar energy generation has saved the European Union €37.4 billion in energy costs since the start of the conflict in Iran.Also: euronews.com, Yahoo News Singapore
- UK EV sales surge 36% to record high in SeptemberStudy
UK electric vehicle sales reached a record high in September, accounting for 28.3% of the total market.
- Romania's newest wind farm may add solar, storage, as country faces energy crunch
Romania is expanding its wind farm capacity with solar and storage to address national energy supply challenges.
- Probiotics prevented coral bleaching during a Red Sea heat wave: StudyStudy
A study found that probiotic treatments helped protect Red Sea corals from bleaching during a heat wave.
- Diesel prices are rising worldwide. So are electric truck sales.Study
Global sales of medium- and heavy-duty electric trucks reached a record high in the first half of the year.
- The Senate Permitting Deal Contains a Data Center Double Tap
A Senate permitting bill includes provisions allowing states and utilities to restrict electricity access for AI data centers and crypto miners.
- Japan to set up greenhouse gas data hub to help curb global warming
Japan is establishing a new data hub to collect and analyze greenhouse gas emissions to support global climate mitigation efforts.
- Gyeonggi Province Launches Its Second Climate Satellite, First Dedicated to Greenhouse Gases
Gyeonggi Province launched a satellite specifically designed to monitor greenhouse gas emissions.
- PG&E, Rewiring America and Google Launch Virtual Power Plant to Help Lower Costs for Customers
PG&E, Rewiring America, and Google launched a virtual power plant project to reduce energy costs for customers.
- Global High-Level Forum on Energy Transition - Accelerating the Global Energy Transition: Tripling Renewables and ElectrificationStudy
IRENA hosted a high-level forum focused on strategies to triple global renewable energy capacity and accelerate electrification.
- Council gives early approval for ‘sobering’ new climate plan
A local council has granted preliminary approval to a new climate action plan aimed at addressing regional environmental risks.Also: Village Report
- Demand for climate justice rises in Nepal; commemoration continues for flood victims
Advocacy for climate justice intensifies in Nepal as communities commemorate victims of recent flooding events.
- New IRS rule rewards farms for turning manure to gas
A new IRS rule provides financial incentives for farms to convert livestock manure into biogas.Also: Bradenton Herald
- SFL Missions Inc. Confirms Successful Deployment of Two GHGSat Greenhouse Gas Monitoring Microsatellites
SFL Missions successfully deployed two microsatellites designed to monitor and track greenhouse gas emissions from space.
- Upstream Producers Face Pressure Over Methane Emissions
Upstream oil and gas producers are facing increasing pressure to address and reduce methane emissions from their operations.Also: LEADERSHIP Newspapers
- California Energy Commission Celebrates American Lithium Energy Factory Opening as Part of California’s Investments in Clean Energy Innovation
A new lithium-ion battery factory has opened in California, supported by state investments in clean energy innovation.
- Virginia unveils new clean energy strategy to meet rising electricity demand, advance clean firm technologies
Virginia has released a new strategy to increase clean energy capacity and support firm, low-carbon power technologies.
- Climate Advisory Opinions and the Emergence of General PrinciplesStudy
Legal scholars analyze how international advisory opinions on climate change are establishing new general principles of environmental law.Also: Völkerrechtsblog
- As Negotiators Struggle to Advance a Plastics Treaty, Iran War Underscores the Urgency
Nations are negotiating a UN plastics treaty, with many developing countries pushing for comprehensive action on plastic pollution drivers.
- Ministry recognizes heat management as priority
Taiwan's government has officially designated heat management as a priority policy area.
- Flooding Highlights Climate Risks as Cambodia Seeks New Solutions for Farmers
Cambodia is exploring new agricultural solutions to mitigate the impact of flooding on farmers.Also: Kiripost
- California Rushes to Prepare for Massive ‘Kelvin’ Wave and Sea Level Rise
California officials are taking proactive measures to prepare for potential coastal flooding caused by an incoming Kelvin wave.Also: WhoWhatWhy
- Shougang, Rio Tinto commission carbon capture trial facility at China steel plant
Shougang and Rio Tinto have commissioned a pilot carbon capture facility at a steel plant in China.Also: gasworld
- Whistler emissions level off, but 2030 climate target remains far out of reach
Whistler's greenhouse gas emissions have stabilized, but the municipality remains off track to meet its 2030 climate targets.Also: Pique Newsmagazine
- Adani Green Energy expands operational battery storage capacity to 6.63 GWh
Adani Green Energy has increased its operational battery storage capacity to 6.63 GWh.Also: ESS News
- UN climate chief hails India’s Green Energy Corridor-III, says grid strengthening will deliver “big dividends”
The UN climate chief praised India's Green Energy Corridor-III project for its potential to strengthen the grid and support renewable energy.Also: ANI News
- GIGA Storage ready to start building 1.4-GWh German battery project
GIGA Storage is preparing to begin construction on a 1.4-GWh battery storage project in Germany.Also: Renewables Now
- How California’s latest climate and energy bills reshape the grid
New California legislation aims to modernize the state's power grid to better accommodate climate and energy goals.
- Executive Director participates in G7 Leaders’ meeting on energy security and markets
The IEA Executive Director discussed global energy security and market stability with G7 leaders.
- Cincinnati gives out nearly $1 million to residents fighting climate change
Cincinnati is funding community-led climate adaptation and sustainability projects through its Seeds of Change program.
- Mangrove restoration is becoming big business, but benefits don't always reach local people
A large-scale mangrove restoration project in Pakistan highlights concerns about whether carbon credit profits effectively benefit local communities.
- Bushfire simulation reveals green strategy that could cut Australia's fire threatStudy
Modeling suggests that irrigating low-flammability vegetation can significantly reduce wildfire intensity and spread in Australia.
- European Businesses in the Transport Sector Call for EU to Maintain Stability & Ambition on Decarbonising Heavy-Duty Vehicles (HDVs)
European businesses are urging the EU to maintain strict CO2 standards for heavy-duty vehicles to support decarbonization.
- The world’s tallest wind turbine just reached 1,197 feet
A new wind turbine in Germany has reached a record height of 1,197 feet, potentially doubling its electricity output.
- Tesla (TSLA) Q3 2026 deliveries slip 2% to 486,532, but beat estimatesStudy
Tesla reported 486,532 vehicle deliveries in the third quarter of 2026, a slight decline from the previous year.
- California's climate literacy seal bill enacted
California has enacted legislation to establish a climate literacy seal for students, promoting climate education in schools.
- Dryad Networks Wins XPRIZE Wildfire Award for Drones, Sensor Networks
Dryad Networks won an XPRIZE award for developing sensor technology that detects wildfires early.
- Merced County declares local emergency as officials prepare for potentially strong El Niño
Merced County has declared a local emergency to facilitate preparations for a potentially strong El Niño.
- Kobe Steel cuts production-related carbon emissions by 23 percent in 2025, moving closer to 2030 target
Kobe Steel reported a 23 percent reduction in production-related carbon emissions, progressing toward its 2030 climate targets.
- How Canada’s New ITMO Framework Could Unlock International Carbon Markets
Canada's new ITMO framework aims to facilitate international cooperation and investment in carbon market projects.
- How Restored Soils Lock Away Carbon: The Hidden Machinery Beneath Our FeetStudy
Researchers are investigating the biological mechanisms by which restored soils sequester carbon to improve climate mitigation strategies.
- EU court challenges shipping taxonomy over methane emissions
An EU court is reviewing a challenge to the shipping industry's taxonomy regarding the classification and regulation of methane emissions.
- Chord Energy reports major cuts in methane and greenhouse gas emissions in 2025 Sustainability ReportStudy
Chord Energy reports significant reductions in methane and greenhouse gas emissions in its 2025 sustainability report.
- Turkmenistan reviews methane rules amid EU requirements for gas imports
Turkmenistan is reviewing its methane regulations to align with EU requirements for gas imports.
- Gov. Abigail Spanberger unveils state energy plan
Virginia gubernatorial candidate Abigail Spanberger has unveiled a new state energy plan focused on clean energy development.
- Virginia outlines energy plan with clean-first, least-cost approachReprint
Virginia officials have outlined a state energy plan prioritizing clean energy sources and a least-cost approach for consumers.
- Norwegian wealth fund commits €1.2 billion to renewable energy infrastructure
Norway's sovereign wealth fund has committed €1.2 billion to invest in renewable energy infrastructure projects.
- Fervo Energy declares commercial operation at Cape Station geothermal power plant
Fervo Energy has officially commenced commercial operations at its Cape Station geothermal power plant.
- European Commission approves three cross-border renewable energy projects
The European Commission has approved three cross-border renewable energy projects to enhance regional energy integration and sustainability.
- Chinese EV Makers Sell Carbon Credits to Porsche and Other Europe’s Auto Giants
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers are selling carbon credits to European automakers to help them meet emissions targets.
- Zero-Emission Trucks Gain Ground Worldwide, But Not in Canada
Zero-emission truck adoption is increasing globally, though Canada is currently lagging behind international trends.
- Japan tightens grid access as battery queue reaches 172 GW
Japan is tightening grid access regulations as the queue for battery storage projects reaches 172 GW.
- Germany approves rules for storage, bidirectional charging
Germany has approved new regulatory rules to facilitate energy storage integration and bidirectional charging.Also: IndexBox
- GIGA Storage advances 350 MW / 1.4 GWh Albatross project in Lower Saxony to construction-ready stage
GIGA Storage has advanced its 350 MW Albatross battery project in Germany to the construction-ready phase.
- Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners announces EUR 270 million investment in new Scottish battery storage projectReprint
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners is investing 270 million euros in a new battery storage project in Scotland.
- Maine joins lawsuit over EPA power plant rules
Maine has joined a multi-state lawsuit challenging the EPA's power plant emissions regulations.
- New Adsorbent Materials Could Unlock Methane From Low-Grade Coalbed GasStudy
Scientists have developed new adsorbent materials that could improve the extraction of methane from low-grade coalbed gas.Also: bioengineer.org
- Natural gas prices down as solar power generation jumps 22%
Increased solar power generation has contributed to a decline in natural gas prices.Also: americanpress.com
- A year after federal EV tax credits ended, a patchwork of state EV incentives remains
A report highlights the remaining patchwork of state-level incentives for electric vehicles following the expiration of federal tax credits.Also: marketplace.org
- From cars to mining trucks - BEML's 60-ton electric mining truck marks India's EV shift into heavy industry
BEML introduced a 60-ton electric mining truck, marking a shift toward electrification in India's heavy industry sector.
- SMT Energy Secures Up To $268 Million Equity Partnership With Climate Adaptive Infrastructure
SMT Energy secured a $268 million equity partnership to expand its climate-adaptive infrastructure and battery storage projects.Also: Pulse 2.0
- AI Has an Energy Problem: Can Renewables, And AI Itself, Be the Solution?
The energy demands of artificial intelligence are prompting a search for renewable energy solutions to power data centers.
- ECMWF showcases 14 open-source weather and climate projects from Europe and AfricaStudy
The ECMWF is highlighting 14 open-source projects aimed at improving weather and climate monitoring across Europe and Africa.Also: INSIGHT EU MONITORING
- SFL Missions Wins Contract to Develop Next-Generation Greenhouse Gas Monitoring Satellite for GHGSat
SFL Missions secured a contract to build a next-generation greenhouse gas monitoring satellite for GHGSat.
- eVerse.AI Deploys Smart Collars and Methane Monitoring in India
eVerse.AI is deploying smart collars and methane monitoring technology to track emissions in India's dairy sector.Also: dairynews.today
- International standards for reducing methane emissions were discussed in Ashgabat
International officials met in Ashgabat to discuss establishing global standards for reducing methane emissions.Also: vestiabad.ru, Arzuw news
- Texas Imposes New Rules on Recyclers of Renewable Energy Components
Texas has introduced new regulatory requirements for facilities that recycle components from renewable energy infrastructure.
- Renewable energy is reshaping what operators need to know to keep grids stable
The integration of renewable energy sources is requiring grid operators to adopt new strategies to maintain stability.
- Brookfield Renewable Targets AI Power Boom With Storage, Nuclear Push
Brookfield Renewable is expanding its focus on nuclear and storage to meet electricity demand from AI data centers.
- Taoke Energy puts 8 MW of grid-scale battery facilites in operation
Taoke Energy has commissioned 8 MW of grid-scale battery storage capacity.Also: Renewables Now
- Spain plans tender for 600 MW of grid access for renewables, storage
Spain plans to launch a tender for 600 MW of grid access capacity dedicated to renewables and storage.Also: Renewables Now
- From Oil Shale to Wind Power: Estonia’s High-Stakes Plan for Cheaper, Secure Electricity
Estonia is transitioning its energy strategy away from oil shale toward wind power to improve security and reduce costs.
- Italy approves 3.25 GW of BESS projects in September
Italian authorities approved 3.25 GW of new battery energy storage system projects during the month of September.
- Education for climate action at COP31
UNESCO is promoting the integration of climate change education into international policy frameworks ahead of the COP31 climate summit.
- California to Vote on Landmark Tribal Petitions for Coastal Protections
California is considering new tribal petitions for coastal management and protection policies.
- Africa’s Unseen Solar Energy Revolution
Africa is becoming a significant hub for solar energy development, particularly within the distributed resources sector.
- Kia emerges as Europe’s fastest-growing top 10 car brand after EV sales surge 58%
Kia has become Europe's fastest-growing car brand this year, driven by a 58% surge in electric vehicle sales.
- Climate tech reframes and pivots
The climate technology sector is undergoing strategic shifts and reframing its approach to innovation and investment.
- The warming climate is forcing marathons to consider changes to keep runners cool
Marathon organizers are evaluating operational changes to ensure runner safety as global temperatures continue to rise.
- Can green roofs save cities from deadly heat?Clickbait
Experts evaluate the effectiveness of green roofs as an adaptation strategy to reduce urban heat island effects.
- Wildfire Emissions Prevention Act
The Wildfire Emissions Prevention Act aims to address the climate impacts of large-scale wildfire smoke and carbon release.
- Idaho forests to get $12.4M boost for restoration and wildfire risk reduction
Idaho received $12.4 million in funding for forest restoration projects aimed at reducing wildfire risks.
- Worried about El Niño? Here’s what San Diegans need to know to prepare
San Diego residents are being advised on how to prepare for potential weather impacts from El Niño.
- El Niño emergency brings tenant protections
Local authorities have implemented tenant protections in response to the declared El Niño emergency.
- As El Niño strengthens, Ventura County will waive these fees
Ventura County is waiving certain fees to help residents prepare for the strengthening El Niño.
- Homeowners Get Flood Insurance Reprieve Ahead of Severe El Niño
Homeowners are receiving a reprieve on flood insurance requirements ahead of the predicted severe El Niño.
- What Californians can do to prepare for El Niño
Californians are receiving guidance on practical steps to prepare for the upcoming El Niño season.
- Primetals: Carbon capture can support steel decarbonization but infrastructure gaps remain
Primetals Technologies highlights that while carbon capture is vital for steel decarbonization, significant infrastructure gaps remain.
- ArcelorMittal Belgium starts power generation from blast furnace gas pressure at Ghent
ArcelorMittal Belgium has begun generating electricity using blast furnace gas pressure at its Ghent facility to improve energy efficiency.
- In 2022, researchers modelled old wind blades used instead of steel products as the largest emissions savStudy
A 2022 study modeled the emissions benefits of repurposing decommissioned wind turbine blades as structural components in place of steel.
- Hilton launches zero-emission prototype
Hilton has unveiled a prototype hotel design aimed at achieving zero-emission operations.
- Serdar Berdimuhamedov’s gas strategy extends from exports to methane efficiency
Turkmenistan's leadership is integrating methane efficiency measures into the country's broader gas export strategy.
- Spain's renewables reach 50.9% of power mix in Sept
Renewable energy sources accounted for 50.9% of Spain's total power generation mix during the month of September.
- Yindjibarndi Energy files development plans for 1.5-GW Aussie hybrid
Yindjibarndi Energy has submitted development plans for a 1.5-GW hybrid renewable energy project in Australia.
- Wisconsin labor groups launch push for aggressive green energy goals
Labor groups in Wisconsin are advocating for more ambitious state-level green energy targets.
- France and Germany Move Towards Compromise on EU Car Rules and ‘Made in Europe’ Policy
France and Germany are negotiating a compromise regarding European Union automotive regulations and domestic manufacturing policies.
- Singapore EV sales seen rising 34 percent in 2026, BMI saysStudy
BMI Research forecasts that electric vehicle sales in Singapore will increase by 34 percent by 2026.
- Soaring UK fuel prices make EVs up to 9 times cheaper to drive than petrol or diesel cars
High fuel prices in the UK make operating electric vehicles significantly cheaper than petrol or diesel equivalents.
- India's Green Energy Grid, Battery Storage Scheme Will Give Big Dividends: UN Climate ChiefReprint
The UN climate chief praised India's green energy grid and battery storage initiatives for their potential economic and environmental benefits.
- California council reverses denial, approves giant battery site near beloved park
A California city council reversed a previous decision and approved a large-scale battery storage facility.
- Orix launches 589 MWh BESS portfolio with investors in Japan
Orix has launched a 589 MWh battery energy storage portfolio in Japan in partnership with investors.
- Beyond inclusion: Indigenous knowledge, food and water security, and climate resilience
Research highlights the importance of integrating Indigenous knowledge into climate resilience and food security strategies.
- Simple shades helped Florida Keys corals cope with extreme heat
Experimental shading techniques helped coral reefs in the Florida Keys survive periods of extreme ocean heat.
- Solar panels installed in 2020 could supply 21% of solar silver by 2035Study
Research indicates that solar panels installed in 2020 could provide a significant portion of recycled silver by 2035.Also: MarketScale
- Kia sweetens EV deals with up to $10,000 off
Kia is offering up to $10,000 in incentives on select electric vehicle models to boost sales.
- Jeep’s off-road electric SUV managed just 160 miles in a real-world highway range test
Real-world testing of the Jeep Recon EV showed lower highway range efficiency than the manufacturer's initial estimates.
- Flylogix completes cross border drone flight
Flylogix successfully completed a cross-border drone flight to monitor methane emissions.Also: Oilfield Technology
- ADF Foods ADFFOODS: 950 KWp Solar Plant at Surat Facility
ADF Foods has installed a 950 KWp solar power plant at its Surat facility to reduce operational carbon emissions.
- New battery storage project proposed for Topeka area
A new utility-scale battery storage project has been proposed for development in the Topeka area.
- Where is there room for new batteries in Brazil? ONS reveals grid limits for LRCAP.
Brazil's grid operator has identified specific capacity limits for integrating new battery storage projects into the national grid.
- The blueprint for scaling data center power infrastructure
Industry experts outline infrastructure requirements for scaling power capacity to meet the growing energy demands of data centers.
- ‘Like caring for a pet’: the app that lets you know if your neighbourhood tree is thirsty
A mobile app is helping residents track and water heat-stressed urban trees in Berlin.
- A New Star Is Born As EVs Reach 19% Market Share In Ecuador In August!
Electric vehicle market share in Ecuador reached 19% in August, marking a significant increase from previous years.
- Rivian continues to ramp with R2 even as EV market growth slows
Rivian remains on track to meet annual production targets despite a general slowdown in the US electric vehicle market.
- Could electric vehicles help this African capital clean its air and fight climate change?Clickbait
The UN explores the potential for electric vehicles to reduce air pollution and address climate change in an African capital.
- SNCF adapts to climate change
French railway operator SNCF is implementing measures to adapt its infrastructure and operations to a changing climate.
- The Carbon Cost of Culture: How the Art World Is Confronting Its Shipping Emissions
The art world is exploring ways to reduce carbon emissions associated with the international shipping of artworks.
- The Creation of Watershed’s AI Emissions Framework
Watershed has launched an AI-powered framework to help organizations measure and manage their carbon emissions.
- Algebris Acquires Renewable Energy Advisory Firm Vector Renewables
Algebris has acquired Vector Renewables to expand its advisory capabilities within the renewable energy sector.Also: Renewables Now
- Galp Said to Weigh Sale, Partner for Renewable Energy Assets
Galp is reportedly considering the sale of or a partnership for its renewable energy assets.
- Owatonna solar garden part of larger effort to provide affordable energy
A new solar garden in Owatonna, Minnesota, has been completed to provide affordable renewable energy to the local community.
- EBRD advances renewable energy and infrastructure development in Bulgaria
The EBRD is funding new renewable energy and infrastructure projects to support development in Bulgaria.
- Spanberger announces energy plan amid growing demand
Representative Abigail Spanberger announced a new energy plan aimed at addressing rising energy demand in Virginia.
- Atmos Renewables takes 1 GW of CIS projects through financial close
Atmos Renewables has reached financial close for 1 GW of renewable energy projects.
- NTU Singapore launches CRIMSON-1 satellite to test next-gen perovskite solar cells and AI computing in spaceStudy
NTU Singapore launched a satellite to test advanced perovskite solar cells and AI computing capabilities in space.
- Ingenious Student-Built EV Collects Its Own Tire Dust with Electrostatic TechReprint
A student-built electric vehicle uses electrostatic technology to collect tire dust emissions while in motion.
- ONS announces available grid capacity for 2026 battery auctions.
The grid operator ONS has announced available capacity for upcoming 2026 battery storage auctions.
- Larkana Seminar Calls for Stronger Action to Protect Forests and Expand Green Cover
A seminar in Larkana, Pakistan, emphasized the need for increased forest protection and expanded green cover to combat climate impacts.
- Renewable Energy in the U.S.: Enel’s GrowthReprint
Enel Group reports on its ongoing growth and expansion of renewable energy projects in the United States.
- From Trash to Treasures: Pandora opens $150M jewelry factory powered by renewable energyReprint
Pandora has opened a new $150 million jewelry manufacturing facility that is powered by renewable energy.
- Fraunhofer ISE Launches Free Electricity Price Simulator for Battery Storage AnalysisStudy
Fraunhofer ISE released a free simulator tool to help analyze electricity price impacts on battery storage investments.
- Mercedes will no longer offer these EVs in 2027
Mercedes-Benz is updating its electric vehicle lineup, with plans to discontinue certain models by 2027.
- Tesla Model 3 gets range and performance boost, plus a new 16-inch screen in US
Tesla is upgrading the Model 3 in the US with a larger touchscreen and improved performance specifications.
- View the Recording from the September 29 El Nino WorkshopStudy
The City of Malibu has released a recording of a workshop regarding El Niño preparedness.
- Carbon footprint: measuring to act better
A report emphasizes the importance of accurate carbon footprint measurement as a prerequisite for effective corporate climate action.
- Marshall County Zoning Commission continues work on renewable energy ordinance
The Marshall County Zoning Commission continues deliberations on a local ordinance governing renewable energy project development.
- Block announces energy plan, Foulkes and Guckian hone in on theirs
Political candidates in Rhode Island are presenting their respective energy plans ahead of upcoming elections.
- Six Flags Magic Mountain's new solar carport starts generating clean energy
Six Flags Magic Mountain has activated a new solar carport installation to generate clean energy for its operations.Also: Amusement Today
- Green Rain Energy Expands EV Charging to Florida and Las Vegas
Green Rain Energy is expanding its electric vehicle charging infrastructure into Florida and Las Vegas.
- Six Flags brings new meaning to ‘solarcoaster’ with completed PV project
Six Flags has completed a new photovoltaic solar project at one of its theme parks.
- Solar Array on Bird Alliance 82nd Ave Property
The Bird Alliance has installed a new solar array at its property on 82nd Avenue in Montavilla.
- COP31: Environment MEPs urge faster fossil fuel phase-out and more climate finance
European lawmakers are urging for an accelerated fossil fuel phase-out and increased climate finance ahead of COP31.Also: The Climate Watch
- Ahead of the global climate summit, Pacific leaders call on nations to keep 1.5°C within reach
Pacific leaders are urging global nations to maintain the 1.5°C warming limit ahead of the upcoming climate summit.Also: Fiji Sun
- California Climate Disclosure Laws
California has implemented new laws requiring companies to disclose their climate-related risks and emissions.
- Caltrans Releases 2026 Climate Change Vulnerability Risk Assessment, Sea Level Rise GuideStudy
Caltrans has released a new assessment and guide to help manage climate change and sea level rise risks for transportation infrastructure.Also: SCVNews.com
- Tanager 2 Launch to Scale Up Carbon Mapper's Methane Impact
The launch of the Tanager 2 satellite aims to enhance Carbon Mapper's ability to detect and mitigate methane leaks globally.Also: PR Newswire, Moomoo
- California gets a new eye in the sky to track planet-warming methane
California has deployed new satellite technology to monitor and track methane emissions across the state.Also: Los Angeles Times $
- California just made it legal to turn balconies into tiny power plants
California has legalized the installation of small-scale solar power systems on residential balconies.Also: Electrek
- Watch a Resilient Passive House in Action
A demonstration of a passive house design highlights how resilient architecture can improve energy efficiency and climate adaptation.Also: Fine Homebuilding
- Oil and gas giants report upstream methane emissions are down 61 per cent in last decadeStudy
Major oil and gas companies report a 61 percent reduction in upstream methane emissions over the past decade.Also: BusinessGreen
- Faster fossil fuels phaseout urged by EU environment lawmakers ahead of COP31
EU lawmakers are pushing for more aggressive fossil fuel phase-out commitments in preparation for the upcoming COP31 summit.Also: MLex
- MEPs warn delay on fossil fuels and climate finance risks vulnerable nationsReprint
MEPs warn that failing to phase out fossil fuels and provide climate finance poses severe risks to vulnerable nations.
- COP31 Action Tracker: UNGA updates, electrification pledge and Germany maps fossil-fuel exit
A tracker highlights recent progress on electrification pledges and Germany's fossil fuel exit plans ahead of COP31.
- Between Ambition and Trust: Tracking Southeast Asia’s Climate Transition
Analysis examines the challenges of balancing climate ambition with economic trust during Southeast Asia's energy transition.Also: fulcrum.sg
- US Energy Storage Hits Record 18.9 GWh in Q2 2026Study
The U.S. energy storage market reached a record 18.9 GWh of capacity in the second quarter of 2026.Also: SolarQuarter
- For most US drivers, EVs offer emissions benefits and cost savingsStudy
Research from MIT indicates that electric vehicles provide significant emissions reductions and cost savings for most U.S. drivers.Also: energy.mit.edu
- South Korea grid overhaul to connect more than 100 GW of renewables
South Korea is undertaking a major grid overhaul to facilitate the integration of over 100 GW of renewable energy capacity.Also: pv magazine Global, Enerdata
- California Joins Growing Plug-In Solar Boom as Power Costs Surge
Rising power costs are driving an increase in plug-in solar energy adoption in California.Also: Bloomberg $
- Inside the Little-Known World of China's Clean Tech Startups
Chinese startups are increasingly driving innovation in clean technology sectors like battery storage and electric vehicles.Also: Bloomberg $
- Insights from the Global Critical Minerals Outlook 2026: Special Focus WebinarStudy
The IEA is hosting a webinar to discuss the global outlook for critical minerals essential to the energy transition.
- Renewable Caribbean꞉ towards energy independenceStudy
A new report outlines pathways for Caribbean nations to achieve energy independence through increased renewable energy adoption.Also: Ember
- All Hail Electrification. But Let’s Talk About the Hard Part.Study
A new IEA report analyzes the global economic and infrastructure challenges associated with the transition to widespread electrification.
- The surprising allies backing Boulder’s climate case before the Supreme Court
Diverse groups are filing amicus briefs in support of Boulder's climate lawsuit against fossil fuel companies before the Supreme Court.
- Wind turbine taller than the Eiffel Tower aims to boost German electricity production
Germany is deploying a wind turbine taller than the Eiffel Tower to increase renewable electricity generation.Also: Mongabay
- European Fleet Operators Urge EU Commission Not To Weaken Truck Emissions Policy
European fleet operators are lobbying the EU to maintain strict truck emissions policies to drive efficiency and reduce fuel costs.
- Newsom finally says yes to virtual power plants
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed legislation to promote virtual power plants and address rising electricity costs.
- Do you have gas heat? Under a controversial energy bill, there’s a chance the state could force you to go electric.
A proposed energy bill in Massachusetts sparks debate over potential mandates to transition from gas to electric heating.
- New Analysis Finds Federal Transmission Reforms Would Slash Power Sector Emissions, Boost Grid Reliability, and Save Consumers BillionsStudy
New analysis indicates that federal transmission reforms could significantly reduce power sector emissions while improving grid reliability.
- Sunrun and Tesla Say 140,000 California Home Batteries Delivered a Record 580 MW During a Heat WaveStudy
California home batteries provided a record 580 MW of power to the grid during a recent heat wave.
- Global Distributed Solar Installations Reach 282 GW In 2025Study
Global distributed solar capacity reached 282 GW in 2025, according to industry data.
- Queensland's CleanCo credits battery storage boom as Australian state records 40% wholesale electricity price drop
Queensland's CleanCo reports that increased battery storage capacity contributed to a 40% drop in wholesale electricity prices.
- Keeping Gas in the Pipe: ExxonMobil, Shell Share Methane Lessons
ExxonMobil and Shell share operational strategies and lessons learned for reducing methane leaks in gas infrastructure.Also: Hart Energy
- Where the waters meet: Connecting global limits and river basin managementStudy
Researchers have created a new framework to help manage water resources amid the increasing pressures of climate change and human activity.
- As economic damage from climate change grows, NC experts urge ‘pre-recovery’ planning
North Carolina experts are advocating for proactive 'pre-recovery' planning to mitigate the rising economic costs of climate change.Also: NC Newsline, News From The States
- What El Niño 2026-27 could mean for utilities and the power systemStudy
Utilities are evaluating the potential impacts of the 2026-27 El Niño cycle on power grid stability and energy demand.Also: Renewable Energy World
- OGCI members meet 2025 aggregate carbon and methane intensity ambitions and sharpen their 2030 focusStudy
The Oil and Gas Climate Initiative members met their 2025 carbon and methane intensity targets and updated 2030 goals.
- Microbes living on algae reduce a powerful greenhouse gasStudy
Researchers identified microbes living on algae that are capable of reducing methane emissions.Also: Earth.com
- Oil majors hit emissions reductions goals for fifth consecutive year
Major oil companies have met their emissions reduction targets for the fifth year in a row.Also: Upstream Online
- Amazon Draws Climate Protest Over AI Data Centers
Protesters gathered at an Amazon facility to demonstrate against the environmental impact of energy-intensive AI data centers.
- Renewable Power Record: 61 Percent ShareReprint
Renewable energy sources have reached a record 61% share of power generation in a major market.Also: marketscreener.com
- Here's how Texas made it through a hot summer without blackouts
Texas maintained grid stability during a record-breaking summer heat wave through increased renewable energy and battery storage usage.
- Australian rooftop solar sets six-month record of 1,894 MW
Australian rooftop solar installations reached a record 1,894 MW over a six-month period.
- Bondada Engineering Commissions 221.7 MWp Solar Projects In Maharashtra And Gujarat
Bondada Engineering has commissioned 221.7 MWp of new solar energy projects across Maharashtra and Gujarat.Also: SolarQuarter
- CAFE 3 Norms Open Wider Clean-Mobility Route for India
New CAFE 3 regulations in India are expected to accelerate the adoption of cleaner mobility technologies.Also: urbanacres.in
- Government Notifies CAFE-III Norms, EVs Get 3x Super Credit
The Indian government has notified CAFE-III norms, which grant electric vehicles a 3x super credit toward efficiency targets.
- Sungrow completes 108MW grid-forming battery storage system with black start capability in Cambodia
Sungrow completed a 108MW grid-forming battery storage system in Cambodia featuring black start capabilities.
- Oahu and Kauai Microgrid Construction Begins Now
Construction has commenced on new microgrid projects in Oahu and Kauai to enhance energy resilience.
- Building a Clean Industrial Future: Policy Lessons From Climate Week NYC
A report outlines policy strategies for building a clean industrial sector following discussions at Climate Week NYC.
- ECB’s Sleijpen Says Central Banks Can’t Ignore Climate Change
An ECB official stated that central banks must integrate climate change considerations into their financial oversight and policy frameworks.Also: Bloomberg $
- North Carolina food bank gets microgrid backup for future storms
A North Carolina food bank installed a microgrid to ensure power reliability following damage from Hurricane Helene.
- Exclusive: Stellantis-Backed Geothermal Startup Prepares to SPAC
A Stellantis-backed geothermal startup is preparing to go public to develop clean energy and lithium extraction at the Salton Sea.
- Climate solutions: From innovation to action
An overview of various climate solutions ranging from technological innovation to practical implementation strategies.
- Rio Tinto and Shougang commission industrial-scale carbon capture facility for blast furnace in China
Rio Tinto and Shougang have commissioned an industrial-scale carbon capture facility for a blast furnace in China.
- Oil majors invested $28bn in low-carbon solutions in 2025
Major oil companies invested $28 billion into low-carbon energy technologies during 2025.
- EU court calls for methane-slip limit on LNG ships – Opportunity Green
An EU court is pushing for stricter limits on methane leakage from LNG-powered shipping vessels.
- Call to action: Ahead of COP31, activists urge Türkiye to confront fossil fuels following Antalya wildfires
Activists are calling on Türkiye to address fossil fuel reliance following recent wildfires ahead of COP31.
- Reform of German Renewable Energy Sources Act + Pre-COP meeting + Impact of Brazil’s electionsReprint
Briefing covers German renewable energy reforms, pre-COP diplomatic meetings, and the climate implications of recent Brazilian election results.
- Renewable Energy Super PAC Targets 7 Republicans With $15 Million War Chest
A renewable energy super PAC is launching a $15 million campaign targeting seven Republican congressional candidates.
- Advancing women’s economic opportunities in the solar energy sectorStudy
A report examines strategies to increase women's economic participation within the solar energy sector.
- USDA issues new Rural Energy for American Program rule ‘critical’ for community growth
The USDA issued a new rule for the Rural Energy for American Program to support community renewable energy growth.
- UK's SSE posts 20% jump in first-half renewable energy output, reiterates outlook
UK energy company SSE reported a 20% increase in renewable energy output for the first half of the year.
- Brazil power reforms to accelerate shift to renewables, says GlobalDataStudy
GlobalData reports that recent power sector reforms in Brazil are expected to accelerate the country's transition to renewable energy.
- Mexico’s Energy Security Objectives Best Met by Expanding Renewables to Replace Gas ImportsStudy
An IISD report argues that Mexico can best meet its energy security goals by replacing gas imports with expanded renewable energy capacity.
- Scatec starts construction of the 900 MW Shadwan wind project in Egypt
Scatec has begun construction on a 900 MW wind power project located in Egypt.
- How smaller, distributed batteries could help the grid
Distributed battery systems offer potential benefits for grid stability and the integration of renewable energy sources.
- Bend imposes fee on natural gas appliances
The city of Bend, Oregon, has implemented a new fee on natural gas appliances to discourage fossil fuel use.
- Policy brief on EU water policies in times of climate extremesStudy
The European Environmental Bureau released a policy brief outlining recommendations for EU water management amid intensifying climate extremes.Also: WWF EU
- ‘People’s Rights Are Being Signed Away,’ Claim Albertans Near Proposed Carbon Capture Project
Albertan residents are protesting a proposed carbon capture project, citing concerns over land rights and local impacts.
- UFPR laboratory creates infiltration trench to mitigate flooding in Paranaguá.
A university laboratory in Brazil has developed an infiltration trench to help mitigate urban flooding in Paranaguá.
- Nanaimo continues progress on plans to prepare for rising sea levels
The city of Nanaimo is continuing its long-term planning efforts to mitigate the risks posed by rising sea levels.Also: NanaimoNewsNOW
- Nanaimo recommended to begin making plans for rising sea levels, need to raise Front Street
Nanaimo officials are recommended to begin infrastructure projects, including raising Front Street, to adapt to rising sea levels.
- Virginia Energy Plan Weighs Five Paths to a Net-Zero Grid as Power Demand Climbs
Virginia's updated energy plan evaluates five potential pathways to achieve a net-zero power grid amid rising demand.
- Supreme Court back in session first Monday of October: will hear climate and discrimination cases
The Supreme Court's upcoming session includes cases related to climate policy and discrimination.
- Startups turn spare power into AI compute
Startups are developing technologies to repurpose excess energy capacity for artificial intelligence computing needs.
- Mangroves keep waves at bay. A new study helps scientists predict howStudy
New research provides a model to predict how effectively mangrove forests can buffer coastal areas against storm surges.
- How African restoration projects spill over into surrounding landscapesStudy
A study examines how habitat restoration projects in sub-Saharan Africa influence tree cover and land use in surrounding areas.
- Environment & Climate Change New Mexico governor’s office releases up to $3.75M in emergency response to flooding
New Mexico has released $3.75 million in emergency funding to support flood response efforts.
- Voice for climate justice raised at Annapurna Base Camp
Activists gathered at Annapurna Base Camp to advocate for climate justice and global support for vulnerable regions.Also: myRepublica
- Minister of Water Resources: Egypt prepares comprehensive plan to protect, manage coastal zone by 2100
Egypt is developing a comprehensive strategy to manage and protect its coastal zones from the impacts of climate change through 2100.
- Cutting Emissions in Midstream Infrastructure: Egypt’s Field-to-Market Opportunity
Egypt is exploring opportunities to reduce methane emissions within its midstream oil and gas infrastructure.Also: Egypt Oil & Gas
- WWF Publishes Updated Toolkit and New Guidance on Lower Emission Steel ProcurementStudy
WWF released new guidance to help companies procure steel with lower carbon emissions.
- CAFE-III norms: Carmakers welcome EV, hybrid incentives
Indian automakers are responding positively to new CAFE-III norms that include incentives for electric and hybrid vehicles.
- New CAFE 3 rules may make EVs cheaper: Companies get 5 years' time to increase average mileage of petrol & ...
India's new CAFE 3 regulations provide a five-year window for manufacturers to improve fuel efficiency, potentially lowering electric vehicle costs.
- Non-BS-VI Vehicles To Face Entry Restrictions In Delhi From November 1
Delhi will implement entry restrictions for older, non-BS-VI compliant vehicles starting November 1 to improve air quality.
- Juniper Green adds 100 MWh of storage in India on existing grid link
Juniper Green Energy has added 100 MWh of battery storage capacity to an existing grid connection in India.
- Major US partnerships may signal battery storage’s infrastructure era
New partnerships in the U.S. suggest that battery storage is transitioning into a core component of national infrastructure.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- Shared grid connections concentrate battery insurance risk
Industry analysts warn that shared grid connections for battery storage systems are creating concentrated insurance risks.Also: ESS News
- Lynus starts production of large-scale battery storage systems in Germany
German company Lynus has begun production of large-scale battery storage systems.
- SEI at Bangkok Climate Action Week: bridging science, finance and community for climate resilienceStudy
The Stockholm Environment Institute is hosting events at Bangkok Climate Action Week to discuss climate resilience, finance, and science.
- Climate lawsuits force Big Oil to approach SCOTUS, US trade court probes Trump's 'forced labor' tariffs and more ➡️Clickbait
Energy companies are petitioning the Supreme Court to block climate-related lawsuits filed by local governments.Also: LinkedIn
- Tata Power Says India Will Meet Surging AI Electricity Demand
Tata Power plans to address the rising electricity demand driven by artificial intelligence development.Also: Bloomberg $
- New podcast episode looks at the momentum behind fusion energy and the challenges ahead
A new podcast episode explores the current progress and technical challenges facing the development of fusion energy.
- Prince of Wales tells villagers 'holistic' approach is needed to tackle flooding
Prince William visited a flood-prone Welsh village to discuss the need for holistic approaches to managing increasing flood risks.Also: The Independent
- Bike-sharing programs can help cities reduce emissions and congestion
An analysis discusses how urban bike-sharing programs can contribute to reducing city-level emissions and traffic congestion.Also: Phys.org
- US Startup Adds Another 2,000 Electric Trucks To FedEx Delivery FleetReprint
FedEx has ordered 2,000 electric trucks from startup Harbinger, signaling continued growth in commercial vehicle electrification.
- Ready to Scale: Europe Will Have Enough Cells to Meet Demand and Grow Its Domestic Battery Value Chain IndustryStudy
New analysis suggests Europe will have sufficient domestic battery cell production capacity by 2030 to meet projected demand.
- A gas utility is picking up the upfront tab for geothermal
A Vermont gas utility is funding the underground infrastructure for geothermal heating in a new affordable housing development.
- Turning climate knowledge into action: Yale @ Climate Week NYC
Yale University hosted events during Climate Week NYC focused on translating climate research into action.
- Climate change is changing Florida. A ‘Living Laboratory’ could help state adapt
Florida officials are considering a living laboratory initiative to test adaptation strategies for climate-driven environmental changes.Also: Bradenton Herald
- As climate disasters multiply, Indigenous governance offers a way forward
Indigenous governance models are being highlighted as effective strategies for managing increasing climate-related disasters.
- Climate answers from informal settlements
Informal urban settlements are developing localized climate adaptation strategies to manage environmental risks.
- Commission warns against ‘free lunches’ in EU carbon market overhaul
The European Commission is warning against loopholes during the upcoming overhaul of the EU carbon market.
- Singapore launches S$30.4 million programme to cut carbon emissions from Construction
Singapore launched a S$30.4 million program to reduce carbon emissions within the construction sector.
- Students demand climate action in lead-up to COP31
Students are organizing to demand stronger climate commitments ahead of the upcoming COP31 summit.
- NYPA to own 51% of 240-MW solar project with EDF
The New York Power Authority will hold a majority stake in a new 240-MW solar project developed with EDF.
- Introduction to Geothermal EnergyStudy
Resources for the Future provides an introductory overview of geothermal energy technology and applications.
- DENSO Manufacturing Athens Tennessee Marks Months of Solar Energy Generation
DENSO Manufacturing in Tennessee reports on the performance of its solar energy installation after several months of operation.
- Ecostrat, New Energy Risk and Yilkins Forge Alliance to De-Risk Biomass Project Financing
Three companies have formed an alliance to reduce financial risks for biomass energy projects.
- NZ Clean Energy and Mercury NZ Ltd enter long-term renewable partnership
NZ Clean Energy and Mercury NZ Ltd have established a long-term partnership to advance renewable energy projects.
- Pandora opens $150 million Vietnam jewelry factory powered by renewable energy
Pandora opened a $150 million jewelry manufacturing facility in Vietnam that is powered by renewable energy.
- Delta, Georgia Leaders Unite to Accelerate SAF Growth
Delta Air Lines and Georgia state leaders are collaborating to accelerate the growth of sustainable aviation fuel.
- How the new Great British Grid could help households benefit from abundant and cheap renewable power
A new analysis explores how the Great British Grid could help households access cheaper and more abundant renewable energy.
- Maxwell Power secures USD 800m from for consumer solar, storage
Maxwell Power has secured $800 million in funding to support consumer solar and energy storage projects.
- Require Satellite Evidence for Energy and AI Data Centre Approvals, Researchers Urge Governments | NewswiseStudy
Researchers are urging governments to require satellite evidence of energy efficiency for new data center approvals.
- Harckham’s Schools Solar Energy Projects bill signed into law
New York state legislation authorizing solar energy projects for schools has been signed into law.
- Construction Begins on Grid-Scale Battery Energy Storage Facility in Namie, Fukushima
Construction has begun on a grid-scale battery energy storage facility in Namie, Fukushima, Japan.
- Camco backs Prado Power solar mini-grids in Nigeria
Camco has provided funding to support the development of solar mini-grids by Prado Power in Nigeria.
- California Energy Commission’s Noemí Gallardo on the state’s BESS expansion
California Energy Commissioner Noemí Gallardo discusses the state's ongoing expansion of battery energy storage systems.
- Adani Green Energy Boosts BESS to 6.63 GWh, 70% FY27 Target
Adani Green Energy has expanded its battery storage capacity to 6.63 GWh, moving toward its 2027 targets.
- The rocky road to a new permitting law
Legislative efforts to reform energy permitting processes face significant political and procedural challenges.
- Town of Bethany Beach to discuss rising sea levels
The town of Bethany Beach is holding public discussions to address the local impacts of rising sea levels.Also: WDEL
- Toyota bucks the trend as new EVs drive growth
Toyota reported growth in electric vehicle sales during the third quarter, bucking the broader industry trend.
- CAFE-III Norms: Citi Favours Maruti Suzuki, M&M, Hyundai; BofA Sees Tata Motors Best Placed
Financial analysts are evaluating how Indian automakers are positioned to meet the requirements of the new CAFE-III norms.
- Lower Thames Crossing being built with zero-emission vehicles | construction and utilities
The Lower Thames Crossing construction project is utilizing zero-emission vehicles to reduce its environmental impact.
- More Retail Moves to Electric Vehicles for Mid-Mile Deliveries
More Retail has transitioned to using electric vehicles for its mid-mile delivery operations.
- Chino residents voice concerns over proposed battery storage facility; city commission denies the project
A city commission in Chino, California, denied a proposed battery storage project following local community opposition.
- Real Science, Right Now: How High School Students Are Researching Climate Solutions
High school students are conducting research on climate change solutions through a Columbia University program.
- Sarasota nonprofit tackles climate change problems with tech (Video)
A Sarasota nonprofit is utilizing new technology to address local climate change impacts.
- Carbon reduction milestone for Miami International Airport
Miami International Airport has achieved a new milestone in its efforts to reduce carbon emissions.
- Carbon Costs Put Marine Engine Performance Under Scrutiny
Rising carbon costs are forcing the maritime industry to prioritize engine performance and efficiency.
- VisitScotland launches 'carbon calculator' to help tourism firms cut emissions
VisitScotland has introduced a carbon calculator tool to assist tourism businesses in reducing their emissions.
- Turning Excavated Soil and Coal Waste Into Low-Carbon Flowable BackfillStudy
Engineers developed a low-carbon construction material using excavated soil and coal waste.
- Green roads: National Highways backs low carbon road resurfacing projects
National Highways in the UK is funding projects to implement low-carbon road resurfacing techniques.
- ArkeaBio Raises $7M in Series A1 Funding
ArkeaBio raised $7 million to develop a methane-reducing vaccine for livestock.
- Alberta-Founded Methane Elimination Technology Company, Kathairos, Named Canada’s No. 1 Top Growing Company by The Globe and Mail
Kathairos, a company specializing in methane elimination technology, was named Canada's top growing company.
- Latest News In Energy Transition - Wind Power's Surge: Driving Global Renewable Energy GrowthReprint
A report highlights the surge in wind power as a primary driver of global renewable energy growth.
- Clean Energy Connect secures $3.17M credit line, lifting total raised to ¥81.1B
Clean Energy Connect secured a $3.17 million credit line to support its renewable energy operations.
- Saudi 12.538-MW solar-irrigation project adds over 5% capacity with reinforced back-contact panels
A solar-powered irrigation project in Saudi Arabia increased its capacity by 5% using advanced panel technology.
- PM-DHARA ‘a meaningful first step’ for renewable energy grid, say industry executives
Industry executives describe the PM-DHARA initiative as a significant step forward for India's renewable energy grid integration.
- Joint venture to close energy and capital gap for grid-constrained projects
A new joint venture aims to address capital and infrastructure gaps for grid-constrained renewable energy projects.
- New Weather Lawsuit 2026: Settlement and Filing Updates
Updates are provided regarding ongoing legal settlements and filings related to climate-driven weather litigation.
- Innergex Renewable Energy Inc. (TSX:INE): Hydroelectric Power Driving Grid StabilityClickbait
A profile of Innergex Renewable Energy highlights the role of hydroelectric power in maintaining grid stability.
- The Hyundai IONIQ 5 is still in the EV sales mix, with 31,000+ sold in 2026
The Hyundai IONIQ 5 remains a top-selling electric vehicle in the US, with over 31,000 units sold through September 2026.
- Sustain Verona named ‘Climate Champion’
The local organization Sustain Verona received a 'Climate Champion' award for its community-based environmental and sustainability initiatives.Also: veronapress.com
- ArcelorMittal supplies reduced emissions steel for coin production
ArcelorMittal is supplying steel produced with reduced emissions for use in coin production.
- Apply Now: Carbon Innovation Grants Program (Australia)
The Australian government is accepting applications for grants focused on carbon innovation projects.
- Union labor is the key to energy goals – and avoiding blackouts
A labor perspective argues that unionized workforces are essential for achieving energy transition goals and maintaining grid reliability.
- DENSO Expands Solar Energy Operations
DENSO is expanding its solar energy operations as part of its corporate energy strategy.
- Visionary coupe self-cleans the emissions EVs still createClickbait
A concept vehicle design aims to capture particulate matter from tire and brake wear.
- 45 engineers trained in solar, battery storage systems in Nepal
Forty-five engineers in Nepal completed training on solar and battery storage system technologies.
- Sungrow unpacks multi-energy integration
Sungrow is promoting integrated multi-energy solutions to improve efficiency in renewable energy projects.
- 7.2.3 Carbon Reduction and Emission Reduction ProcessStudy
Ateneo de Manila University outlines its internal processes for carbon and emission reduction.
September 2026
- Facing climate lawsuits, Big Oil again turns to US Supreme Court
Major oil companies are appealing to the U.S. Supreme Court to block climate-related liability lawsuits.Also: Reuters, Associated Press, Associated Press, Reuters, Grist, The Guardian, The Conversation, CNN, NBC News, CBS News and 86 others
- India approves $19 billion for renewable energy programme
The Indian government has approved $19 billion in funding to support the expansion of the country's renewable energy programs.
- Senators strike bipartisan permitting deal
US Senators have reached a bipartisan agreement on legislation aimed at reforming energy project permitting processes.
- Can cities and counties sue oil companies over climate change?
Legal analysis explores the viability of lawsuits filed by local governments against oil companies regarding climate change.
- Senate permitting bill could greatly expand power lines and clean energy
A proposed U.S. Senate permitting bill aims to streamline high-voltage power line construction to expand clean energy capacity.
- India Sets New Car Emission Limits, Adds Carbon Credit Trading
India has introduced new vehicle emission limits and established a framework for carbon credit trading.Also: Bloomberg $
- TPG Gets $10 Billion for Climate PE Fund; to Close for New Cash
TPG raised $10 billion for its climate-focused private equity fund and is closing the fund to new investors.Also: Bloomberg $
- A price worth paying? A mineral security premium as insurance against supply disruptions – AnalysisStudy
The IEA analyzes the potential for a mineral security premium to protect against supply chain disruptions for clean energy technologies.
- Analysis: Wind and solar save UK from gas imports worth £5.9bn during Hormuz crisisStudy
UK wind and solar generation reduced the need for expensive gas imports by £5.9 billion during the recent Hormuz crisis.Also: Carbon Brief
- PAHO, ORAS-CONHU and Andean countries launch plan to protect health from the impacts of climate change
PAHO and Andean countries have launched a collaborative plan to protect public health from climate change impacts.
- WHO releases new guidance to prevent heat-related illness at mass gatheringsStudy
The WHO has released new guidance to help organizers prevent heat-related illnesses at mass gatherings.Also: openaccessgovernment.org
- U.S. energy storage market posts record 18.9 GWh in Q2 on surging data center demandStudy
The U.S. energy storage market reached a record 18.9 GWh in the second quarter, driven by data center demand.Also: pv magazine India, pv magazine USA
- CAFE-III Norms Notified Without Small-Car Concession, 3x Credit For EVsStudy
India has notified new CAFE-III fuel-efficiency norms that include a 3x credit multiplier for electric vehicles.Also: GaadiFy, Autopunditz
- ASLA Reduced Its Greenhouse Gas Emissions by More Than Half in 2025Study
The American Society of Landscape Architects reports a greater than 50% reduction in its greenhouse gas emissions by 2025.
- Geothermal Energy’s Role in Addressing the Climate Crisis
The Department of Energy outlines the role of geothermal energy in mitigating the climate crisis.
- UK announces largest ever solar energy procurement
The UK government has announced its largest-ever procurement round for solar energy projects.
- New tool can monitor climate effects of fossil fuel projects and companiesStudy
A new monitoring tool has been developed to track the climate impact of specific fossil fuel projects and corporate activities.
- Renewables investment decline comes to a halt. New capacity additions are nevertheless set to fall for the first time in more than 10 years this yearStudy
New renewable capacity additions are projected to fall this year for the first time in a decade despite stabilizing investment levels.
- Govt notifies new CAFE-3 norms for passenger vehicles
The Indian government has officially notified new CAFE-3 fuel efficiency norms for passenger vehicles to reduce emissions.
- What India’s new fuel-efficiency norms mean for carmakers, small cars and EVs
An analysis explains the implications of India's new fuel-efficiency standards for automakers and the electric vehicle market.
- Tenfold surge in EV sales needed to meet climate goals
A report indicates that Australia must increase electric vehicle sales tenfold to meet its national climate targets.
- Public health advocates pitch New Mexico lawmakers on heat, climate change initiatives
Public health advocates are urging New Mexico lawmakers to adopt new initiatives addressing heat and climate change.Also: Source New Mexico, thedp.com
- This tool tells you how fossil fuel emissions actually translate into heat deaths, coral reef damage, and more
A new tool quantifies the specific impacts of fossil fuel emissions on heat deaths and coral reef degradation.Also: Fast Company
- Constellation, Amazon sign 20-year power deal to support Maryland nuclear plant
Constellation and Amazon signed a 20-year power agreement to support a nuclear power plant in Maryland.
- How low-cost climate solutions are helping cities recover from major storms faster
Cities are utilizing low-cost climate adaptation strategies to improve recovery times following major storm and flooding events.
- Cities across the world are sinking because of groundwater depletion, but the process can be reversedStudy
Research shows that sinking cities can mitigate flood risks by reversing groundwater depletion through managed recharge.
- Call for the WHO to declare the climate crisis a public health emergency of international concern
Health experts are calling on the WHO to officially designate the climate crisis as a public health emergency.
- Senate Unanimously Passes Merkley-Curtis Bipartisan Wildfire Emissions Prevention Act
The U.S. Senate passed bipartisan legislation aimed at reducing wildfire-related carbon emissions.
- California rushes to prepare for massive ‘Kelvin’ wave and predicted sea level rise
California is accelerating preparations for sea level rise and the impacts of a massive Kelvin wave.
- Reverion Raises $175M to Scale Production of its Dispatchable, Carbon-Negative Power Plants Tenfold
Reverion raised $175 million to scale production of its dispatchable, carbon-negative power plant technology.
- Govt notifies stricter emission norms for OEMs from April next year under CAFE IIIReprint
The Indian government has notified stricter emission norms under CAFE III, effective for original equipment manufacturers starting next April.
- CAFE 3 norms notified: Carmakers face 16.7% tighter CO₂ target at 78.9 g/km by FY32
India has notified CAFE 3 norms, requiring carmakers to meet a 16.7% tighter CO2 emissions target of 78.9 g/km by 2032.
- Louisiana's coastal restoration efforts are working — but not fast enough
Louisiana's coastal restoration projects are showing progress, though the pace of work remains insufficient to counter land loss.
- Oregon Republicans revisit cap and invest proposal seven years after they walked out over it
Oregon Republicans are revisiting cap-and-invest climate legislation seven years after a walkout blocked previous attempts.
- New satellite tool to help communities better prepare for Bushfire seasonStudy
A new satellite tool has been developed to assist Australian communities in preparing for the upcoming wildfire season.Also: StateScoop
- Wind Market Reports: 2021 EditionStudy
The U.S. Department of Energy released its 2021 market report detailing trends and developments in the wind energy sector.
- Gotion delivers largest energy storage project in Africa
Gotion has completed the installation of the largest energy storage project currently operating in Africa.Also: Inspenet
- “Triple Threat” Pumped Storage Hydro plus Solar, Storage and Biofuel Microgrids Supported by $73 million in PG&E Funding
PG&E is providing $73 million in funding to support integrated microgrid projects featuring pumped hydro, solar, and biofuels.
- Germany Pledges To Phase Out Fossil Fuels By 2045
Germany has pledged to phase out fossil fuels by 2045, despite political opposition from right-wing groups.Also: trendingtopics.eu
- Count military emissions in climate plans, Quakers say
Quakers in Britain are calling for the inclusion of military carbon emissions in national climate action plans.Also: Quakers in Britain
- US Cities Investing To Protect Residents From Climate ChangeReprint
U.S. cities are increasingly investing in infrastructure and programs to protect residents from the impacts of climate change.Also: Yahoo
- Exclusive: ArkeaBio raises $15m for livestock methane tech, cuts headcount
ArkeaBio secured $15 million in funding to develop methane-reducing technology for livestock, despite recent workforce reductions.Also: AgFunderNews
- Proposal on EU Methane Regulation enforcement and penalties is sent for reviewStudy
The Finnish government has sent a proposal regarding EU methane regulation enforcement and penalties for review.Also: Valtioneuvosto
- Actis launches Indian renewable energy platform, targets 3GW of capacity
Investment firm Actis has launched a new renewable energy platform in India with a target of 3GW capacity.
- Asia’s grid investment accelerates, but Indonesia and Thailand risk falling behind - BMIStudy
BMI reports that while Asian grid investment is accelerating, Indonesia and Thailand are lagging behind regional progress.Also: TNGlobal
- EV Council calls for five million electric cars on Australian roads by 2035
The Electric Vehicle Council of Australia is calling for a target of five million electric vehicles on the road by 2035.Also: CarExpert
- Punjab’s Big EV Push: 120,000 Electric Bikes and Three-Wheelers Planned Across Province
The Punjab province in Pakistan plans to deploy 120,000 electric bikes and three-wheelers to promote sustainable transport.
- US senators hit deal on energy project permitting bill, vote after midterm elections
US senators reached a deal on energy project permitting reform, with a vote scheduled after the midterm elections.
- Meta Announces Large Solar Purchase Agreement in Texas, But It’s Powering Some Data Centers With Gas
Meta signed a solar power purchase agreement in Texas, though the company continues to power some data centers with natural gas.
- Half a million trees to be planted in England in three years, says government
The UK government pledged to plant 500,000 trees over three years to improve resilience against extreme weather.
- Driving An EV Now Costs Half As Much As Diesel, New Analysis ShowsReprint
New analysis indicates that driving an electric vehicle in Europe is significantly cheaper than driving a diesel vehicle.
- China’s 2,250kW chargers are already in service, while US thinks about 750kW next year
China is deploying 2,250kW EV chargers, significantly outpacing the development and deployment speeds of high-power charging infrastructure in the United States.
- Electric trucks cost too much. California has a law for that.
California is implementing new laws to address the high costs associated with transitioning heavy-duty trucking fleets to electric power.
- A ‘wholesale revision’ of US nuclear rules is on the table
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission is proposing rule changes to streamline the construction and operation of nuclear power plants.
- Corporate Climate Change Pledges Are Shifting and Evolving | National News | U.S. News
Corporate climate pledges are evolving as companies shift from broad commitments to more specific, data-driven sustainability strategies.
- Inter-sectoral cooperation on Montreal protocolReprint
Vietnam is coordinating inter-sectoral efforts to meet the requirements of the Montreal Protocol regarding ozone-depleting substances.
- California teachers say classrooms hit 100 degrees, press district for a formal plan to solve indoor heat
California teachers are pressuring their school district to create a formal plan to address dangerous indoor heat in classrooms.
- Portland homeowners cut energy use 70% — and want to show you how
Portland homeowners demonstrate methods for achieving significant reductions in household energy consumption.
- New California wildfire laws aim to cut risk and upgrade homes
New California laws focus on reducing wildfire risks and upgrading residential infrastructure for better protection.
- Senate passes bipartisan Curtis bill to prevent wildfire emissionsReprint
The U.S. Senate passed bipartisan legislation intended to mitigate emissions resulting from wildfires.
- Yakima River Basin offers a model of resilience in an unprecedented drought
The Yakima River Basin is being highlighted as a model for water management and resilience during severe, unprecedented drought conditions.
- Charlotte Water Celebrates McDowell Solar Facility Grand Opening
The City of Charlotte has opened a new solar facility to power its water infrastructure.
- South Sudan: Calls for national-led response to climate crisis which threatens to cause catastrophe in Bentiu
Advocates are calling for a national-led response to the climate crisis in South Sudan to prevent humanitarian catastrophe.
- Why Nepal’s UN pitch for a three-nation climate mechanism faces tough odds
Nepal is proposing a three-nation climate mechanism at the UN, though the initiative faces significant diplomatic and logistical challenges.
- Ecological recovery, maintenance-dependent protection: a synthesis of three nature-based solutions for coastal resilience in New JerseyStudy
A study synthesizes nature-based solutions for coastal protection and ecological recovery in New Jersey.
- MIA earns new global accreditation for reducing carbon emissions
Miami International Airport received global accreditation for its efforts to reduce carbon emissions.
- Chinese Automakers Begin "Selling Carbon" to European Giants
Chinese automakers are beginning to trade carbon credits with European manufacturers to comply with international climate regulations.
- Amazon Expands Its US$3.9bn UK Renewable Energy Investment
Amazon has increased its investment in UK renewable energy projects to a total of $3.9 billion.
- Resurety and Akamai Make Clean Energy History With First-Ever Exchange-Executed VPPA
Resurety and Akamai executed the first-ever exchange-traded virtual power purchase agreement for clean energy.
- New York goes big on storage, renewables awards to build 1.7 GW portfolio
New York has awarded contracts for a 1.7 GW portfolio of renewable energy and battery storage projects.
- CAFE-III norms to improve fuel efficiency, cut emissions: Auto industry
The automotive industry states that India's new CAFE-III norms will improve fuel efficiency and contribute to lower overall emissions.
- CAFE III Norms Tighten India’s Auto Emissions RulesReprint
India has implemented stricter CAFE III norms to tighten emissions regulations for the automotive industry.
- "We got there a decade early:" EV industry hails breakthrough year as "average Australians" turn to electric cars
The Australian electric vehicle industry reports a breakthrough year as consumer adoption of electric cars accelerates significantly.
- CAFE-III norms locked, may make EVs cheaper but ICE vehicles costlier
New CAFE-III norms in India are expected to incentivize electric vehicle adoption while potentially increasing the cost of internal combustion engine vehicles.
- Spain is making batteries a licensing condition for data centres, and nobody noticed
Spain has introduced a new requirement mandating battery storage installations for data centers.
- Elevating climate in EU foreign policy – from crisis to strategy
E3G proposes integrating climate change more deeply into European Union foreign policy to move from crisis management to strategic action.
- Harbor Towers residents spend $20M on flood defenses after close calls
Residents of a Boston apartment complex are investing $20 million in private flood defenses to protect their property.Also: The Business Journals
- Fleet Economics Shape Electric Truck Outlook
The outlook for electric truck adoption is increasingly being driven by fleet economic considerations and operational costs.Also: Heavy Duty Trucking
- GMP grows battery storage program aimed at preventing outages
Green Mountain Power is expanding its battery storage program to enhance grid resilience and prevent power outages.Also: wcax.com
- Enviro Advocates to Mayor Mamdani: Keep Campaign Pledges to Decarbonize NYC
Advocacy groups are urging the Mayor of New York City to fulfill campaign promises regarding urban decarbonization.
- How ISSB’s climate reporting is shifting expectations for financial firms in ASEAN
New climate reporting standards from the ISSB are changing financial disclosure expectations for firms in ASEAN countries.Also: Bloomberg $
- World-First Green Flight Levy in Singapore Adds to Rising Costs of Air Travel
Singapore has introduced a green flight levy to address aviation emissions, contributing to higher travel costs.Also: Bloomberg $
- Michael Sheen campaign on toxic waste sites wins Senedd backing
The Welsh Senedd backed a campaign to ensure polluters pay for the cleanup of contaminated land.
- Research collaboration helps Gulf Coast communities plan for the unpredictable
Researchers are helping Gulf Coast communities develop data-driven evacuation plans to better prepare for increasingly unpredictable hurricane seasons.
- Chicago Metra calls its new battery-electric locomotive a first of its kind
Chicago's Metra is introducing a new battery-electric locomotive to replace diesel-powered commuter trains.
- Going Off the Grid to Deal With Climate Disasters
Residents are increasingly adopting off-grid technologies to maintain power and resources during climate-related disasters.Also: National Geographic
- Renewable energy plant will convert landfill emissions, support Fort Worth’s trash demands
A new renewable energy plant in Fort Worth will convert landfill emissions into energy to support local waste management.Also: fortworthreport.org
- Brightly Announces First Verra Issuance of Carbon Credits for Rescued Food
Brightly issued its first set of Verra-verified carbon credits generated from rescued food waste.
- Upright Launches Physical and Transition Climate Risk Assessment Solution for Companies, InvestorsStudy
Upright has launched a new assessment tool to help investors and companies evaluate physical and transition climate risks.
- IDSC: Egypt among Africa’s top three markets for solar capacity additions in 2025Study
Egypt is ranked among the top three African markets for solar capacity additions in 2025, according to government data.
- India’s Renewable Energy Rise and the Challenges Ahead
A report examines the rapid growth of renewable energy in India alongside the infrastructure and policy challenges ahead.
- China drives record global nuclear output as generation elsewhere fallsReprint
China is driving record global nuclear power output while generation in other regions continues to decline.Also: Anadolu Ajansı
- Asia EV adoption broadens as China weighs on vehicle sales - BMIStudy
BMI reports that EV adoption is broadening across Asia despite a slowdown in Chinese vehicle sales.Also: TNGlobal
- The AI boom invaded Climate Week
The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence technology became a central topic of discussion during Climate Week.
- Watch Need Energy, Water Solutions With Data Centers: Jan Vesely
Industry experts emphasize the need for sustainable energy and water management solutions to support the growth of data centers.
- Elevenlabs hits $22b, Varda's $251m, and TPG's $10b climate fund
TPG has raised a $10 billion climate fund as part of broader venture capital and private equity activity.
- AES bets on data center flexibility
AES is implementing strategies to improve energy flexibility for data centers to manage increasing power demands.
- The astonishing collective impact of household energy shifts
Researchers suggest that small changes in household energy habits could reduce the need for new gas-fired power plants.
- GM Really Wasn’t Kidding About Those New LMR EV Batteries
General Motors continues to develop high-performance, low-cost LMR EV batteries despite shifts in federal energy policy.
- Second-Hand EVs Retain Their Value Better Than Industry Claims — New StudyStudy
A new study finds that electric vehicles retain their value better than industry depreciation estimates suggest.
- The new 2027 BMW i3 is here with up to 468 miles of range, but it’s not cheap
BMW has opened orders for the 2027 i3 electric sedan, which features a range of up to 468 miles.
- IONNA tops 180 charging sites, with discounts for these EV drivers
The charging network IONNA has expanded to over 180 sites and is offering discounts to drivers of its founding automotive brands.
- This startup helps food carts switch loud, dirty generators for batteries
A startup is piloting a program to replace noisy, polluting diesel generators on New York City food carts with battery-powered alternatives.
- Plantik and Hudson River Biotechnology team up to de-risk heat-tolerant strawberries
Two biotechnology companies are collaborating to develop heat-tolerant strawberry varieties to mitigate climate-related agricultural risks.
- Alabama Uses OroraTech Satellites for Wildfire Response
Alabama is utilizing satellite technology to enhance its wildfire detection and response capabilities.
- Moving through the fires: Lessons learned about community needs after a record-breaking wildfire season
A disaster philanthropy organization shares lessons learned regarding community support needs after record-breaking wildfire seasons.
- Bureau of Reclamation reduces Pactola Reservoir releases amid drought concerns
The Bureau of Reclamation is reducing water releases from Pactola Reservoir to manage supplies during drought.
- Enabling responsible and transparent evaluation of marine carbon dioxide removal techniquesStudy
Researchers are developing frameworks to ensure transparent and responsible evaluation of marine carbon dioxide removal technologies.
- Verra CCS Methodology Gets ICVCM Approval as Carbon Removal Market GrowsStudy
Verra's carbon capture and storage methodology has received approval from the ICVCM, signaling growth in the carbon removal market.
- Three ETS Bills – but Only One EU Accession
Ukraine is advancing legislation to align its emissions trading system with European Union standards.
- QazaqGaz joins UN-backed global methane emissions reduction initiative
The Kazakhstani state gas company QazaqGaz has joined a UN-backed initiative to reduce methane emissions.
- A Clean Energy Win for Darlington County South Carolina
A new clean energy project has been approved in Darlington County, South Carolina.
- The narrowing window: why corporate renewable energy buyers need to act now
A report highlights the urgent need for corporate entities to accelerate their procurement of renewable energy.
- City of Lowell Accepts $2.5M Grant to Improve Climate Resiliency at Lowell Regional Water Utility
The city of Lowell, Massachusetts, received a $2.5 million grant to improve the climate resiliency of its regional water utility.
- US Congress Announces Formation of Bipartisan Geothermal Caucus
The US Congress has established a new bipartisan caucus dedicated to advancing geothermal energy development.
- Actis Is Said to Plan $2 Billion India Renewable Energy PlatformReprint
Investment firm Actis is planning a $2 billion renewable energy platform in India.
- Power grid plan eyes 100GW capacity in renewable energy by 2030Reprint
South Korea's government has released a power grid plan targeting 100GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030.
- Multibillion-pound Lighthouse Green Fuels Project to Drive Jobs and Industrial Growth
A multi-billion pound green fuels project in the UK is expected to create jobs and stimulate industrial growth.
- Trina Storage Commissions First Battery Energy Storage Project in Portugal with Prosolia Energy
Trina Storage has commissioned its first battery energy storage project in Portugal in partnership with Prosolia Energy.
- Inox Clean Energy IPO: Rs 10,000 Crore DRHP Filed
Inox Clean Energy has filed a draft red herring prospectus for an IPO to raise 10 billion rupees for renewable energy projects.
- SOCAR, HUSI Partners secure mobility sector’s first greenhouse gas reduction certification, 306 tons
SOCAR and HUSI Partners have received the first greenhouse gas reduction certification in the mobility sector for saving 306 tons of emissions.
- TERI Study Calls For Multi-Fuel Strategy In India’s Transport Sector, Says No Single Technology Can Replace All FuelsStudy
A TERI study recommends a multi-fuel strategy for India's transport sector, noting that no single technology can replace all existing fuels.
- ZE Energy acquires 1 GWh-plus BESS project in Italy
ZE Energy has acquired a battery energy storage project in Italy with a capacity exceeding 1 GWh.
- FRV Australia Commissions 100 MW Terang Battery Project
FRV Australia has officially commissioned its 100 MW Terang battery energy storage project.Also: ESS News
- Scaling India’s BESS Electronics for Energy Transition
India is focusing on scaling domestic electronics manufacturing for battery energy storage systems to support its energy transition.
- 10 MW Battery Energy Storage System connected to national grid
A 10 MW battery energy storage system has been officially connected to the national grid.
- $200M Indiana Battery Storage Plan Gains County Approval
A $200 million battery storage project in Indiana has received necessary county-level approval.
- Cuba plans 100 MW of new storage
Cuba has announced plans to develop 100 MW of new battery energy storage capacity.
- Electricity weathered energy shocks in 2026, but storage and flexibility must catch upReprint
Despite resilience during energy shocks, the power sector requires faster deployment of storage and flexibility solutions.
- Mexico Expands Water Infrastructure / Climate TargetsReprint
Mexico is expanding its water infrastructure projects as part of its broader climate and environmental targets.
- UNECE review charts path for Tajikistan to strengthen water security, climate resilience and environmental governanceStudy
A UNECE review provides a roadmap for Tajikistan to improve water security and climate resilience through better governance.
- Amp raised $70M in project debt to finance its next-gen recycling plants in Virginia
Amp secured $70 million in debt financing to expand its advanced recycling infrastructure in Virginia.
- DOE Explains...Carbon SequestrationStudy
The Department of Energy provides an educational overview of carbon sequestration technologies and processes.
- Global Battery Electrolyte Market to Reach USD 50.98 Bn. by 2034 as EV Expansion, Grid-Scale Energy Storage and Next-Generation Battery Technologies Accelerate Demand Maximize Market Research ReportsStudy
A market forecast projects the global battery electrolyte market will reach $50.98 billion by 2034 due to rising storage demand.Also: Fidelity Investments
- Food Rescue Carbon Credits: Brightly Turns Avoided Food Waste into Verified CreditsReprint
Brightly is converting avoided food waste into verified carbon credits to help mitigate emissions.
- Metris Raises $5 Million To Build AI Data Layer For Energy Assets
Metris has raised $5 million to develop an AI-driven data platform for managing energy assets.
- Sono-Tek Secures Record $7.19 Million Order for 10 Clean Energy Coating Systems
Sono-Tek received a $7.19 million order for clean energy coating systems used in solar panel manufacturing.Also: SolarQuarter
- [INTERVIEW] Hooxi Partners seeks to turn emissions cuts into revenue
Hooxi Partners is working on a business model to monetize carbon emissions reductions.Also: koreatimes.co.kr
- Egypt deploys Gotion 5MWh systems for grid storage
Egypt has deployed 5 MWh of Gotion battery storage systems to support grid stability.
- On-Grid Battery Energy Storage Systems: Strengthening the Future of Renewable Power Grids
On-grid battery energy storage systems are increasingly viewed as vital for stabilizing power grids that rely on renewable energy sources.Also: timestech.in
- Exclusive: GE Vernova Ventures looks to upsize fund to $250M
GE Vernova Ventures is planning to increase the size of its investment fund to $250 million.
- Young minds develop ideas to tackle climate change
Teenagers participated in a hackathon to develop creative solutions for various environmental issues.
- BYD’s cheapest EV is getting bigger and fancier
BYD is updating its budget-friendly electric vehicle with a larger design and additional luxury features.Also: Electrek
- Range Rover Sport EV orders open at nearly $150,000 with up to 378 miles of range
Land Rover has opened orders for the new Range Rover Sport EV, which offers an electric powertrain and 378 miles of range.
- The Startup Raising $17 Million for Super-Thin, Wall-Mounted Batteries
A startup has raised $17 million to develop thin, wall-mounted batteries designed to help commercial buildings manage peak electricity demand charges.
- Book explores Northern Michigan’s climate haven potential
A new book examines the potential for Northern Michigan to serve as a climate haven for future migration.
- Texas Power Grid Holds Up Well During Summer Heat Wave
The Texas power grid has maintained stability despite high demand during the recent summer heat wave.
- Reno approves nearly $186,000 in wildfire rental assistance for 50 households
Reno approved funding to provide rental assistance to households displaced by wildfires.
- CodeWatch: Big wins for off-site construction and embodied carbon reduction
New construction codes are incentivizing off-site building methods to reduce embodied carbon in the industry.
- NEWS RELEASE: San José Clean Energy, Caltrain, and Westlight Energy Wins National Award for Clean Transportation InnovationReprint
San José Clean Energy and partners received a national award for innovations in clean transportation.
- Amorepacific: “Our energy transition is a critical component of our long-term corporate resilience”
A major corporation highlights its energy transition as a key strategy for ensuring long-term business resilience.
- UAlbany to Convene New York Energy Leaders for 2026 Clean Energy Pathways Workshop
The University at Albany is organizing a 2026 workshop to bring together New York energy leaders to discuss clean energy pathways.
- Light Board backs Green Community effort, winter rate discount
The Marblehead Light Board approved a Green Community initiative and a winter rate discount for local customers.
- Pressurized Experiments Could Help Wind Farms Generate More PowerStudy
Researchers are conducting pressurized experiments to determine if wind farms can increase their power generation efficiency.
- Availability: Why this BESS performance metric matters so much, and how to calculate itStudy
An analysis explains the importance of availability metrics for evaluating the performance of battery energy storage systems.
- Oregon's Clean Energy Grid Depends on a Skilled Electrical Workforce as 2026 License Renewals ApproachReprint
Oregon faces a need for a skilled electrical workforce to support the expansion of its clean energy grid.
- New EV concept tackles pollution electric cars don't get blamed forClickbait
A new EV concept aims to address non-exhaust emissions like tire and brake dust.
- BH60-EV advances BEML’s electric mobility portfolio with zero tailpipe emissions
BEML has introduced the BH60-EV, an electric mining truck designed to eliminate tailpipe emissions.
- Battery storage (BESS) financing in the Netherlands
Legal analysis outlines the current landscape and requirements for financing battery energy storage systems in the Netherlands.Also: Stibbe
- The world’s largest oat milk producer has joined an unusual climate journalism campaign
A major oat milk producer has partnered with a climate journalism initiative.
- Ganesh Parajuli takes oath as chair of climate impact committee
Ganesh Parajuli has been sworn in as the chair of a committee focused on climate impact.
- New Platform Combines Carbon Tracking and Sustainability Reporting
A new software platform has been launched to assist companies in tracking carbon emissions and managing sustainability reporting.
- ArcelorMittal will supply steel with a reduced carbon footprint for coinage
ArcelorMittal is supplying low-carbon steel for use in the production of coinage.
- Dow synthetic latex earns carbon labels, supporting businesses towards net zero
Dow has received carbon labels for its synthetic latex products to support corporate net-zero initiatives.
- NANO-S-MART project pursues more sustainable and competitive steelmaking
The NANO-S-MART project is researching new methods to improve the sustainability and competitiveness of steel manufacturing.
- BNZ selects Sitetracker software to manage 2.7-GW renewables portfolio
Renewable energy developer BNZ has adopted Sitetracker software to manage its 2.7-GW portfolio of projects.
- Hitachi Energy Signs MoU with Linxon, FTC Solar
Hitachi Energy has signed memorandums of understanding with Linxon and FTC Solar to collaborate on energy infrastructure.Also: finance.yahoo.com
- Sungrow Chief Scientist David Zhao Unveils 10 Trends Driving the Convergence of Clean Energy and AI at APSARA Conference
A Sungrow executive outlined ten trends regarding the integration of artificial intelligence into clean energy systems.
- Operators test e-mobility for sustainable tourism push
Tourism operators are testing electric mobility solutions in an effort to promote more sustainable travel practices.
- Gresham House Energy Storage Fund PLC (LSE:GRID) (H1 2026) Earnings Call Highlights: NAV Jumps ...Reprint
Gresham House Energy Storage Fund reported financial results showing an increase in net asset value.
- Radial Power, in Partnership with Valent Partners, Deploys AI to Structure Project Records Across Its Solar and Storage PortfolioReprint
Radial Power is deploying artificial intelligence to manage project records across its solar and energy storage portfolio.
- Good news: Climate pollution is falling
Recent data indicates a positive trend as global climate pollution emissions begin to decline.
- Top US Electric Grid Didn’t Go All-In on Batteries and Strain Is Showing
The US electric grid is experiencing strain due to insufficient investment in battery storage technology.
- Supreme Court climate showdown jolted by Alito's last-minute decision
Justice Alito issued a last-minute decision regarding a Supreme Court case involving climate policy.
- Spain, Portugal and Luxembourg push for 2040 EU renewable energy target
Spain, Portugal, and Luxembourg are advocating for the European Union to adopt a renewable energy target for 2040.
- UK sets fresh renewables record as solar installations hit 14-year high
The UK reached a new renewable energy generation record as solar installations reached their highest level in 14 years.
- Governor Newsom signs legislation to accelerate wildfire prevention projects, strengthen fire response, and harden communities against future disasters
California Governor Newsom signed legislation to improve wildfire prevention, emergency response, and community hardening against disasters.Also: The Press Democrat
- UK govt creates publicly owned Great British Grid
The UK government is establishing a publicly owned entity, Great British Grid, to oversee national energy infrastructure.Also: Heatmap $
- Environmentalists Sue Federal Agencies Over Nation’s First Fast-Tracked Critical Minerals Mine
Environmental groups are suing federal agencies over the fast-tracked permitting process for a new critical minerals mine in Arizona.
- Emerging markets double reach of world's carbon-pricing measures
Emerging markets have significantly expanded their adoption of carbon-pricing mechanisms to address climate change.
- Investors warn EU against delay to methane imports rule
Investors are urging the European Union to maintain the timeline for implementing new methane import regulations.Also: Responsible Investor
- ‘Not in any way backtracking’: Jørgensen defends reopening of EU methane law
EU official Dan Jørgensen defends the decision to reopen methane law discussions, denying that the move constitutes a policy rollback.Also: ENDS Europe
- Hear our voice, end fossil fuel expansion’: Torres Strait message to Australia’s Pre-COP
Torres Strait representatives urged Australia to halt fossil fuel expansion during the country's pre-COP climate summit.Also: Islands Business
- Nearly 200 experts meet in Thailand to advance IPCC Climate Mitigation assessment
Nearly 200 experts gathered in Thailand to advance the IPCC's upcoming assessment on global climate change mitigation strategies.
- REPORT: U.S. Adds 20 GWh of Energy Storage Capacity in Q2, Largest Quarter on RecordStudy
The U.S. energy storage sector added a record 20 GWh of capacity during the second quarter of the year.Also: Yonkers Times
- From fuel economy regulations to electrification pathways: Assessing India’s electric vehicle adoption and battery capacity needs (2026–2040)Study
A new report assesses India's requirements for EV adoption and battery capacity to meet future fuel economy and electrification targets.
- South Korea to Unlock More Renewable Power With Grid Overhaul
South Korea plans to overhaul its power grid to integrate more renewable energy sources.Also: Bloomberg $
- How a Washington State farm dramatically slashed its irrigation needs
A Washington State farm successfully implemented new irrigation techniques to significantly reduce water usage during drought conditions.
- Tennessee Valley Authority Gets Approval to Build Small Nuclear Reactor
Regulators approved the construction of a small modular nuclear reactor for the Tennessee Valley Authority.
- Lives 'will be lost' unless UK does more to combat wildfires, committee chairwoman says
A UK committee chair warned that improved wildfire training and planning are essential to prevent future loss of life.
- Overshoot of Paris Agreement and the Looming Super El Niño Drive Urgent Calls for Global Climate Action at UNGA 81
Global leaders face mounting pressure at the UN to increase climate action due to Paris Agreement breaches and El Niño-driven warming.Also: Global Issues.Org
- Supreme Court’s Alito won’t participate in climate case involving oil companies
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito will recuse himself from a climate change liability case involving major oil companies.
- India turns to corals and seagrass to shield against rising seas
India is utilizing coral reef restoration and seagrass planting as natural defenses to protect coastlines from rising sea levels.
- The Economics of Avoided Emissions: The Cost of Keeping 1 Ton of CO₂ Out of the AtmosphereStudy
The Asian Development Bank released a report analyzing the economic costs of preventing one ton of carbon dioxide emissions.
- Germany presents plan to transition away from fossil fuels, reaffirms 2045 climate neutrality target
Germany has unveiled a new plan to transition away from fossil fuels, reaffirming its commitment to reach climate neutrality by 2045.
- Three EU Nations Call for New 2040 Renewable Energy GoalReprint
Three EU nations are calling for the establishment of a new renewable energy goal for the year 2040.
- Long-term energy scenarios and low-emission development strategies: Aligning energy and climate planningStudy
IRENA released a guide on aligning long-term energy scenarios with low-emission development strategies.
- This automaker is sticking with EVs as Trump scraps green car regs
An unnamed automaker is maintaining its electric vehicle strategy despite the federal rollback of green car regulations.
- Brazil confident new rainforest fund will reach $10bn public funding milestone
Brazil expects its new rainforest conservation fund to reach a $10 billion milestone in public funding commitments.
- Students develop electric car that captures particulate matter while driving
Students have developed an electric vehicle prototype capable of capturing particulate matter from the air while in motion.
- Washington State climate laws cloning those of California
Washington State is adopting climate legislation modeled after existing policies in California.Also: heartland.org
- Germany smashes PV record, produces three times more solar power than Australia so far this year
Germany has reached a new record for photovoltaic power generation, significantly outpacing Australia's solar output this year.Also: Nature World News, Renew Economy
- Research for Action Agenda on Climate Change and Health in the CaribbeanStudy
A new research agenda outlines strategies to address the intersection of climate change and public health in the Caribbean.Also: ReliefWeb
- New England hits 500 'duck curve' days as rooftop solar slashes midday grid demand
New England's grid has experienced 500 'duck curve' days as high rooftop solar output reduces midday electricity demand.Also: The Cool Down
- NZ-EU trade deal faces first formal climate complaint
A formal climate complaint has been filed against the trade agreement between New Zealand and the European Union.Also: B2B News
- India Has the Solar. Can It Power the AI Boom?
India is expanding solar capacity to meet the rising electricity demands of its growing artificial intelligence and data center sectors.Also: Bloomberg $
- Kenyan nuclear project faces international legal challenge over security risks
A legal challenge has been filed against Kenya's plan to build a nuclear power plant near Lake Victoria due to security concerns.
- GM’s new EV battery tech will cut costs without sacrificing performance or range
GM announced new prismatic battery technology designed to increase energy density and reduce production costs for electric vehicles.
- Mesabi Metallics to build a $15B lower-carbon steel mill in Iowa
Mesabi Metallics plans to build a $15 billion low-carbon steel mill in Iowa to advance sustainable steelmaking practices.
- Indonesia Drought 2026 - DREF Operation (MDRID030)Study
The Red Cross has launched a disaster relief operation to address the impacts of the 2026 drought in Indonesia.
- UNESCO strengthens Niger State's capacity for climate-resilient flood planning
UNESCO is assisting Niger State in developing capacity for climate-resilient flood planning and management.Also: UNESCO
- CCAC Report Underscores Need to Accelerate Climate Mitigation InfrastructureStudy
The CCAC report calls for urgent acceleration of infrastructure projects to meet climate mitigation goals.Also: labour.ie
- Definition of ultra-low-carbon fuels for a potential U.S. West Coast green shipping corridorStudy
The ICCT proposes definitions for ultra-low-carbon fuels to support the development of green shipping corridors on the U.S. West Coast.
- South Africa’s energy crossroads: renewable, inclusive energy or future fossil fuel liabilities?
South Africa faces a critical decision between investing in renewable energy or committing to long-term fossil fuel liabilities.Also: Green Building Africa
- Global Solar Additions Hit 690 GW in 2025: India Ranks SecondReprint
Global solar capacity additions reached 690 GW in 2025, with India ranking as the second-largest market.
- Drones Are Already on the Front Lines of Wildfire Response. Robots and AI Could Be Next.
Firefighters are increasingly utilizing drones and exploring AI to safely monitor and manage smoldering wildfires in difficult terrain.
- Urban trees in south-east England can’t cope with the changing climate
Botanists warn that urban trees in south-east England are struggling with heat and drought, necessitating a shift to more resilient species.
- Philippines Boosts EV Infrastructure Budget as Charging Network Faces Expansion Test
The Philippine government proposes a sevenfold increase in funding for electric vehicle infrastructure by 2027 to support rising EV sales.
- Are Electric Trucks Cheaper To Operate Than Diesel?Study
A new analysis finds that electric trucks are already cheaper to operate than diesel models in six of nine major EU markets.
- The TVA’s Big Nuclear Project Gets the Green Light
The Tennessee Valley Authority receives approval for a new nuclear power project.
- Europe’s climate-resilience moment has arrived
Europe is entering a new phase of focusing on climate resilience within its financial and economic systems.
- PreCOP: A moment to carry the Pacific’s climate action fight forward, not dilute it
Advocacy groups urge negotiators to maintain ambitious climate action commitments ahead of the upcoming PreCOP meeting.
- Government plans for climate change flooding
The UK government is developing new strategies to manage and mitigate flood risks exacerbated by climate change.
- How public schools can protect children from extreme heat
Public schools are exploring infrastructure and policy changes to protect students from the dangers of extreme heat.
- Could new air conditioning requirement cause unintended consequences for Houston renters?
New air conditioning requirements for Houston rentals raise concerns regarding potential unintended financial impacts on tenants.
- Europe Is Cracking Down On ‘Green’ Hotels. Here’s What Changed On Sept. 27
European regulators have implemented stricter rules to prevent greenwashing in the hotel industry.
- Many priority flood-relief schemes still in design stage, CCAC warnsStudy
The CCAC warns that many critical flood-relief projects remain in the design phase, delaying necessary protection.
- Nepal’s UN Voice on Floods and Climate Justice
Nepal is advocating for climate justice and increased support at the UN to address the impacts of severe flooding.
- Himalayan diplomacy: A new frontier for Pakistan–Nepal climate cooperation
Pakistan and Nepal are pursuing diplomatic cooperation to address shared climate challenges in the Himalayan region.
- Four Students Wrapped Part Of A Swiss Glacier In Sheep's Wool In June. By September, It Had Shielded The Ice As Well As Plastic Covers
Students successfully used sheep's wool to shield a Swiss glacier from melting, matching the effectiveness of plastic covers.
- GEN-H plans 200–300 MW zero-emission balancing power facility in Finland based on Hycamite methane pyrolysis technology
GEN-H plans to build a zero-emission power facility in Finland utilizing methane pyrolysis technology.
- GEN-H to Build 300MW Hydrogen Power Plant in Finland
GEN-H plans to construct a 300MW hydrogen power plant in Finland to support clean energy production.
- Levi’s, Marks & Spencer launch renewable energy initiative for fashion suppliers
Levi’s and Marks & Spencer have launched a new initiative to help fashion supply chains transition to renewable energy.
- Studies map microclimates beneath solar panels to help native vegetation thrive in the shadow of renewable energyStudy
Researchers are studying how microclimates under solar panels can be managed to support native vegetation.
- Electricity systems must adapt: UNECE issues Protocol to plan for resilience in energy transitionStudy
The UNECE issued a new protocol to help electricity systems improve resilience during the energy transition.
- EXCLUSIVE: Exus acquires large US solar projects from ibV Energy in data center hot spots Louisiana and Wisconsin
Exus has acquired large-scale solar projects in Louisiana and Wisconsin to serve data center energy needs.Also: KELO-AM
- Tanesco accelerates large-scale wind and solar procurement to hedge against hydropower deficits
Tanzania's Tanesco is increasing wind and solar procurement to diversify its energy mix and mitigate risks from hydropower shortages.
- Funding Southeast Asia’s renewable investment through import savingsStudy
A report suggests that Southeast Asian nations can fund renewable energy transitions by redirecting capital currently spent on fossil fuel imports.
- Nigeria: New distributed renewable energy investments and commitments
New investments and commitments are driving the expansion of distributed renewable energy projects across Nigeria.
- Sunrun, Tesla break residential VPP dispatch record
Sunrun and Tesla set a new record for residential virtual power plant dispatch during a recent grid stress event.
- How climate policies can speed up manufacturing decarbonisation in the Western BalkansStudy
A Bruegel analysis outlines policy strategies to accelerate the decarbonization of the manufacturing sector in the Western Balkans.
- Europe’s electrification and industrial competitivenessStudy
A Bruegel report examines the intersection of European industrial competitiveness and the transition to an electrified energy system.
- News You Can Use: Preparing for El Niño and Other Climate Challenges
Duke University experts provide guidance on preparing for the impacts of El Niño and broader climate-related challenges.Also: Duke Today
- Ellomay Capital Subsidiary Secures Grid Access and Charging Permit for 22.2 MW/100.3 MWh Battery Storage Project in SpainStudy
A subsidiary of Ellomay Capital has secured permits for a 100.3 MWh battery storage project in Spain.
- Peru could require up to 1 GW of battery storage to integrate new renewable generation
Peru may require up to 1 GW of new battery storage capacity to effectively integrate renewable energy into its power grid.Also: BNamericas
- Climate Action Learning Lab bridges research and policy for effective climate solutions
MIT's new Climate Action Learning Lab aims to connect academic research with policy development to foster effective climate solutions.Also: MIT News
- India restores corals and seagrass to protect island — Taipei TimesReprint
India is restoring coral and seagrass habitats to provide coastal protection for its islands.Also: UA.NEWS
- BYD tests new ultra-luxury EV with coach doors and a solid-state battery
BYD is testing a new luxury electric vehicle that will reportedly be the first to feature the company's solid-state battery technology.Also: Electrek
- Office of Climate Change, Sustainability and Resiliency wins Climate Leadership Award
Honolulu's Office of Climate Change, Sustainability and Resiliency received an award for its climate leadership efforts.
- Environmental Leadership Can Shape the Future of Carbon Removal
An advocacy piece outlines how environmental leadership can guide the development and implementation of carbon removal technologies.
- Come hell or high water: How a small town became a blueprint for building climate resilience
A small town is being highlighted as a successful model for implementing local climate resilience strategies.
- Ireland needs to ‘prepare systematically’ for a changing climate
Experts call for Ireland to implement systematic preparations to adapt to the impacts of a changing climate.Also: Sustainability Online
- Diplomacy of the Mountains. Kyrgyzstan at the Forefront of the Fight Against Climate Change
Kyrgyzstan is positioning itself as a leader in mountain-focused climate diplomacy.Also: open.kg
- CEC releases new Rooftop solar and storage report, January to June 2026Study
The CEC published a report on rooftop solar and energy storage trends from January to June 2026.
- U.S. team claims stability record for 16.19%-efficient 2D/3D tin perovskite solar cellStudy
U.S. researchers achieved a new stability record for a 16.19%-efficient tin perovskite solar cell.
- Record to be set in October: Czech municipalities to vote on dozens of wind turbines
Czech municipalities are preparing to vote on the construction of numerous wind turbines in a significant push for local renewable energy.Also: oEnergetice.cz
- SMA battery inverter first to win grid-forming certification for German inertia market
SMA has developed the first battery inverter to receive grid-forming certification for the German inertia market.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- New York pushes upstate clean energy expansion amid federal lawsuits
New York is advancing clean energy projects in the upstate region despite ongoing federal legal challenges.Also: The Ithaca Journal
- Groups File Opening Briefs in LCFS Biogas LawsuitStudy
Advocacy groups have filed opening briefs in a lawsuit challenging the inclusion of biogas in low-carbon fuel standards.Also: Center for Food Safety
- Inside IKEA’s quest for sustainable wood
IKEA is working to improve the sustainability of its wood supply chain through new sourcing practices.
- Scoop: Gas turbine developer Arbor prepping $250M round
Gas turbine developer Arbor is reportedly raising $250 million in new funding.
- Microplastics and the law explained: What California's new rule means for plastic policy
California is initiating a regulatory process to address microplastics, potentially classifying them as harmful substances.
- Unlock Public EV Charging Price Transparency & Competition
Transport & Environment outlines policy recommendations to improve price transparency and competition in the EU's public EV charging network.
- EVgo’s 750 kW charging system is coming in 2027
EVgo previews a new high-power DC fast-charging system capable of delivering up to 750 kW, expected in 2027.
- Hyundai launches electric Ioniq V for under $15,000, but you can’t have it
Hyundai launches a budget-friendly electric Ioniq V in China, with plans for a future global release.
- Hyundai is launching two new EVs, the IONIQ 4 and IONIQ 7
Hyundai announces the upcoming launch of two new electric SUVs, the IONIQ 4 and IONIQ 7.
- Global Heat Forum will tackle extreme heat
The Global Heat Forum is convening to discuss strategies for addressing the rising threat of extreme heat.
- How early years settings can adapt their buildings to cope with extreme heat
Early childhood education centers are looking for ways to adapt building designs to better manage extreme heat.
- Climate Resilient Cities: 4 Proven Wins in Flood Defence
This report outlines four proven strategies for cities to improve their flood defenses and climate resilience.
- Monaco backs a woman to lead the UN and urges action on rising seas
Monaco is advocating for stronger international action on rising sea levels while supporting new leadership at the UN.
- LIFE project lays the ground for whole-life emission assessments for buildingsStudy
A new EU-funded project develops methodologies for assessing the full lifecycle carbon emissions of buildings.
- Sustainable AI Group’s new tool provides AI emissions estimatesStudy
A new tool is released to help organizations estimate the carbon footprint associated with artificial intelligence operations.
- Low-Carbon Copper Begins Separate Trading: Will the Environmental Value of Recycled Copper Be Reevaluated?
Low-carbon primary copper is now traded separately, prompting discussions on how to value the environmental benefits of recycled copper.
- New emissions accounting rules win backing from companies and nonprofits
New standards for corporate emissions accounting have received support from various companies and nonprofit organizations.
- Sodium-Ion Packs Have 24.9% Lower Production Footprint Than LFP, China LCA Finds - News and StatisticsStudy
A Chinese life-cycle assessment finds that sodium-ion battery packs have a 24.9% lower production carbon footprint than LFP batteries.
- Korea Zinc Secures 20-Year Fixed-Price Solar Power Deal, Cutting Annual Carbon Emissions by 4,200 Tons
Korea Zinc signed a 20-year solar power purchase agreement expected to reduce its annual carbon emissions by 4,200 tons.Also: 매일경제
- [SMM Analysis] Low-Carbon of Primary Copper Begin Trading Separately—Will Recycled Copper’s Green Value Be Reassessed?
The separate trading of low-carbon primary copper is raising questions about the future market valuation of recycled copper.
- XPeng Reaches Carbon Credit Deal with Porsche Worth Over 1 Billion Yuan
XPeng and Porsche have entered into a carbon credit trading agreement valued at over 1 billion yuan.
- Soil Treatment Boosts Crop Yields, Removes Carbon: StudyStudy
A new study finds that a specific soil treatment can simultaneously increase crop yields and sequester carbon.
- Renewable Energy Group Acquires 715-MW Solar Power PortfolioReprint
Renewable Energy Group has acquired a 715-MW portfolio of solar power projects.
- The virtuous cycle of inclusive utility investment and virtual power plants
Utility Dive explores the benefits of integrating inclusive utility investment with virtual power plant technology.
- How data centers factor into DTE’s 20-year power plan
DTE Energy's long-term power plan is being shaped by the increasing energy demands of data centers.
- Facilities are using 48E investment tax credits to make energy projects pencil out
Facilities are utilizing 48E investment tax credits to improve the financial viability of new energy projects.
- Germany Renewable Energy Tender: 480 MW Awarded at EUR0.0514/kWh - News and StatisticsStudy
Germany awarded 480 MW of new solar capacity in its latest renewable energy tender at a price of EUR0.0514/kWh.
- Renewable Properties acquires 71.8 MW Pennsylvania solar portfolio from Prospect14
Renewable Properties has acquired a 71.8 MW solar portfolio in Pennsylvania from developer Prospect14.
- LONGi pushes silicon solar efficiency to 28.29%, nearing the technology's theoretical ceiling
LONGi has achieved a new efficiency record of 28.29% for silicon solar cell technology.
- Nuclear generation hits record high, but solar moves ahead
While nuclear power generation reached a record high, solar energy continues to grow at a faster pace.
- Mercedes-Benz Taps ProLogium’s Gen4 Solid-State Battery in Next EV Push
Mercedes-Benz is partnering with ProLogium to integrate solid-state battery technology into its future electric vehicle lineup.
- NTT Docomo to test solar and battery storage for hourly clean power matching
NTT Docomo is testing solar and battery storage systems to achieve hourly matching of clean energy consumption.
- Bridging ocean science and Indigenous knowledge for climate resilience in Namibia
UNESCO is integrating Indigenous knowledge with ocean science to enhance climate resilience efforts in Namibia.
- Palau's President On His Mission to Fight Climate Change
Palau's President discusses his nation's ongoing diplomatic and policy efforts to address the global climate crisis.
- Sumitomo Chemical's Carbon Footprint of Product Calculation Tool CFP-TOMOStudy
Sumitomo Chemical has launched a new digital tool to calculate the carbon footprint of its products.Also: ChemAnalyst, Indian Chemical News
- Noi Bai International Airport achieves Level 1 Airport Carbon Accreditation
Noi Bai International Airport in Vietnam has achieved Level 1 accreditation under the Airport Carbon Accreditation program.Also: ACI Asia-Pacific
- A Spanish battery project gets permission to draw power from the gridReprint
A battery storage project in Spain has received regulatory approval to connect to the national power grid.Also: Stock Titan
- Clean your plate – to reduce food loss and wasteReprint
The UN encourages reducing food waste as a practical strategy to lower environmental impact.
- HIGH HEAT ALERT: City of West Hollywood Opens Cooling Center at Plummer Park
The City of West Hollywood has opened a cooling center in response to a high heat alert.
- Mendocino County hosts Sea Level Resiliency workshops on coast
Mendocino County is hosting local workshops to address sea level rise resiliency and coastal planning.
- Research paper shows biofuels, BECSS can play a role in mitigating GHG emissionsStudy
New research highlights the potential role of biofuels and bioenergy with carbon capture in mitigating greenhouse gas emissions.
- The 300-Year Battery That Might Quietly Reshape the GridClickbait
A new long-duration thermal energy storage technology using graphite is being developed to support grid stability.Also: EVWORLD.COM
- Battery storage market to reach $118.4 billion by 2033Study
Market analysis projects the global battery storage sector will reach a valuation of $118.4 billion by 2033.Also: Solarbytes
- Energy Storage Becoming the Centrepiece of Energy Transition
Energy storage is increasingly becoming a central component of the global energy transition strategy.Also: Energy Industry Review
- Electric Future, Established Name: The New ID. Tiguan Premieres in OctoberReprint
Volkswagen announces the upcoming premiere of the new electric ID. Tiguan SUV.
- Geely Gets 30% of NIO Power
Geely acquires a 30% stake in NIO Power, highlighting ongoing developments in electric vehicle battery-swapping technology.
- Kia adds new PV5 Chassis Cab with ‘endless’ conversions, including a camper
Kia introduces the PV5 Chassis Cab, an electric platform designed for various commercial conversions.
- Two Silverado EVs and a 150 kWh battery powered this entire concert tour
A concert tour in Quebec was powered entirely by electric vehicles and mobile battery storage, eliminating the need for diesel generators.
- Merz announces sustainability plan, stresses risks of climate change
Merz has announced a new sustainability plan while acknowledging the business risks posed by climate change.
- Former VP Al Gore: A clean Earth is within world’s grasp even as climate dangers accelerateReprint
Former Vice President Al Gore emphasizes that clean energy solutions remain achievable despite accelerating climate risks.
- Chinese researchers find sodium-ion packs 25% less carbon-intensive than LFPReprint
Researchers in China determined that sodium-ion battery production is 25% less carbon-intensive than LFP battery production.Also: pv magazine Global
- How digital project management reduces carbon waste in construction operations
Digital project management tools are being used to reduce carbon waste in construction operations.
- OMA Installs 8.7MW Solar Park, 49MWh Storage at Monterrey Airport
OMA has installed an 8.7MW solar park and 49MWh battery storage system at Monterrey Airport.
- Toyota Enters Renewable Energy Agreement for Solar GenerationReprint
Toyota has entered into a new agreement to source electricity from solar power generation.
- Rhode Island Energy joins New England state partners to select solar portfolio of projects
Rhode Island Energy has partnered with other New England states to select a new portfolio of solar projects.
- Apex Clean Energy sells minority stake in 339MW US solar, wind portfolioReprint
Apex Clean Energy has sold a minority stake in a 339MW portfolio of solar and wind assets.
- How Co-Located Data Centers Solve Renewable Curtailment
Co-locating data centers with renewable energy projects helps manage grid congestion and reduces renewable energy curtailment.
- New law gives school districts more time to pay for clean energy upgrades
A new law in New York provides school districts with extended timeframes to finance and implement clean energy upgrades.
- Scientists Unveil Underwater Solar Panels
Researchers have developed new solar panel technology designed for underwater deployment.
- Photovoltaic Encapsulation Films Market To 2035: Growth Driven by Solar PV Boom - News and StatisticsStudy
The market for photovoltaic encapsulation films is projected to grow significantly through 2035 due to rising solar demand.
- Arval UK Exceeds 63000 Electric Vehicles Milestone
Arval UK has surpassed a milestone of 63,000 electric vehicles in its fleet.
- Quantron Zero Emission Autonomous Trucks for China Market
Quantron is introducing zero-emission autonomous trucks to the Chinese market.
- Green energy revolution demands cleaner supply chains
The transition to green energy requires a focus on ensuring cleaner and more sustainable supply chains.
- To solve northern power bottlenecks, future-proof the grid and UK’s energy storageReprint
Drax Global discusses the role of energy storage in addressing grid bottlenecks and supporting the UK's energy transition.
- EORA Energy, Tulla Group form JV targeting Australian mining sector with integrated storage
EORA Energy and Tulla Group formed a joint venture to provide integrated battery storage solutions for the Australian mining industry.
- Italy's battery gold rush: Energy storage creates a new marketReprint
Italy is experiencing a rapid expansion in its energy storage market as part of its transition to renewable power.
- Insurer climate rules put broker clients in the crossfire
New insurance industry climate regulations are creating compliance challenges for brokers and their clients.
- Battery storage facility on the table in Vernon
A proposal for a new battery storage facility is currently under consideration in Vernon.
- Global energy leaders to gather in Dublin in May 2027 for IEA’s annual energy efficiency conference
The International Energy Agency announced it will host an energy efficiency conference in Dublin in May 2027.
- Coming soon: Our 2026 list of Climate Tech Companies to WatchClickbait
MIT Technology Review announces an upcoming list of climate technology companies to watch in 2026.
- Ecological transition: incentives and simplification as the common thread
The article discusses the role of incentives and regulatory simplification in facilitating the ecological transition.
- GCEA commissions new solar project
Gunnison County Electric Association has commissioned a new solar energy project.
- MAHLE Expands Renewable Energy Generation in ThailandReprint
MAHLE is expanding its renewable energy generation capacity at its facilities in Thailand.
- Black & Veatch: Powering the Sustainable Energy TransitionReprint
Black & Veatch discusses its role in supporting infrastructure for the sustainable energy transition.
- Cheyenne council hears proposal for Belvoir Ranch solar energy project, battery storage facility
Cheyenne city officials are reviewing a proposal for a new solar and battery storage facility at Belvoir Ranch.
- Envision Energy Named to Fortune's 2026 Change the World List for Advancing AI and Green Energy ConvergenceReprint
Envision Energy was recognized for its work in integrating AI with green energy technologies.
- Nordex Group receives 42 MW order from Navaris in GermanyReprint
Nordex Group has secured a 42 MW wind energy order from Navaris for a project in Germany.
- NSAA Program Promotes Green Power Purchases
The National Ski Areas Association launched a program to encourage ski resorts to purchase green power.
- Hybrid Electric Vehicles Market Analysis Emphasizes Segment Growth and Industry LeadershipReprint
A market analysis highlights growth trends and leadership within the hybrid electric vehicle sector.
- Pumping off-grid with battery packsReprint
Off-grid battery packs are being utilized to power water pumping systems, reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
- Transforming the Power Sector: Embracing Digital Grid InnovationReprint
Digital grid innovation is being promoted as a key strategy for transforming the power sector toward cleaner energy.
- JA launches DC-Coupled Hybrid Battery and Latest-Gen AC-Coupled SolutionReprint
JA Solar has launched new DC-coupled and AC-coupled hybrid battery solutions for residential and commercial applications.
- Building a community to shape research, policy and practice in the Mekong Region with SUMERNET
The Stockholm Environment Institute is building a research network to improve climate resilience and policy implementation in the Mekong region.
- USP student develops AI reef monitor
A student at the University of the South Pacific developed an AI-based tool to monitor coral reef health.
- EIA: 83 GW of renewables and storage coming in 12 months as fossil fuel capacity to fallStudy
The EIA projects 83 GW of new renewable and storage capacity in the US while fossil fuel capacity declines.
- In global first, a next-gen geothermal plant goes live at utility scale
Fervo Energy has launched the world's first utility-scale, next-generation geothermal power plant in Utah.
- UN adopts first declaration on sea level rise, backs continued statehood of island nations
The UN adopted a declaration supporting the continued statehood of island nations threatened by rising sea levels.
- New tool directly links carbon emissions to amount of environmental and economic damage causedStudy
A new scientific tool allows for the direct quantification of environmental and economic damages linked to specific carbon emissions.
- States test climate tools as Paris goal slips
US states are implementing new climate policy tools as international progress toward Paris Agreement goals slows.
- We can finally measure the damage each new coal, gas or oil project will do to people and nature
New methodologies enable the precise measurement of the human and environmental impact of individual fossil fuel projects.Also: The Conversation
- Boston sues Trump administration after grant nixed over EV support
Boston is suing the Trump administration after a federal grant was revoked due to the city's support for electric vehicle infrastructure.Also: The Boston Globe $
- Electric Trucks Cheaper To Operate Than Diesel For Almost Half Of Trucks Sold In EU — New AnalysisStudy
New analysis shows electric trucks have a lower total cost of ownership than diesel in six major EU markets.
- Bangladesh launches $112 million project for climate-resilient rural livelihoods
Bangladesh has launched a $112 million initiative to improve climate resilience for rural communities.
- For climate-vulnerable countries, debt costs 25 times more than climate action
Climate-vulnerable nations are spending 25 times more on debt servicing than on essential climate adaptation and mitigation projects.
- US says GM tech costs to drop by $20 billion through 2031 due to new emissions rules
New United States emissions regulations are expected to reduce General Motors' technology costs by 20 billion dollars through 2031.
- Rooftop solar eclipses coal generation and AEMO forecastsStudy
Australian rooftop solar generation has surpassed coal-fired power output according to recent AEMO forecasts.
- SCOTUS to Hear Oral Arguments for Boulder’s Climate Change Lawsuit
The Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments regarding Boulder's lawsuit seeking to hold oil companies accountable for climate damages.Also: longmontleader.com
- Google DeepMind’s Hurricane Forecast Model Provides a Whole Extra Day of WarningStudy
Google DeepMind developed a new AI-based hurricane forecasting model that improves warning lead times by one day.Also: Gizmodo
- NOAA Announces Funding Opportunity to Advance Coastal Flood ProtectionStudy
NOAA announced new funding opportunities to support projects aimed at enhancing coastal flood protection and resilience.Also: NOAA
- The world agreed to quit fossil fuels. Now it disagrees over the plan
Nations are struggling to reach a consensus on the implementation plans required to fulfill the global commitment to phase out fossil fuels.Also: Dialogue Earth
- Electric switch slashes Australia’s energy use by 5pc
A shift toward electric technologies has resulted in a 5 percent reduction in Australia's total energy consumption.Also: afr.com
- Longi sets 28.29% world record for single-junction silicon solar cell efficiencyStudy
Longi achieved a new world record of 28.29% efficiency for a single-junction silicon solar cell.
- India on e-wheels: Kerala is electrifying its vehicles. But is it actually cleaning up transport?
Kerala is expanding electric vehicle adoption, though questions remain regarding the overall environmental impact of the transition.Also: downtoearth.org.in
- Akaysha Energy Completes 850 MW Waratah Super Battery in Australia
Akaysha Energy has completed the 850 MW Waratah Super Battery project, a major infrastructure addition to the Australian power grid.Also: SolarQuarter, SolarQuarter
- Australia’s most powerful battery storage system officially completed
Australia's largest battery storage system has been officially completed, marking a significant step for grid stability.Also: Renew Economy
- Analysis: Lula presidency saved at least 20,000km2 of Brazilian Amazon since 2022Study
Analysis indicates that policies under the Lula presidency have prevented the deforestation of 20,000 square kilometers of the Brazilian Amazon since 2022.
- Climate risks don't stop at sector boundaries—our responses shouldn't either
Australia has implemented mandatory climate risk reporting for organizations to improve economic resilience against future climate impacts.
- The Great Solar Repowering
The U.S. solar industry is increasingly replacing aging solar panels with more efficient technology to boost electricity generation.
- Cut the hassle, introduce greener defaults and make sustainable energy choices easier, urges UNECE
The UNECE urges the adoption of greener default policies to simplify sustainable energy choices for consumers.
- Gov. Hochul announces $16.8 million available to help farmers across the state combat impacts of climate change
New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced $16.8 million in funding to help farmers adapt to climate change impacts.
- Come hell or high water: How a small town became a blueprint for building climate resilience
A small town serves as a case study for implementing successful climate resilience and flood mitigation strategies.
- Nepal Demands Climate Justice at UN General Assembly Following Devastating Flood
Nepal's representatives at the UN General Assembly called for climate justice following recent devastating floods.
- The U.N. has issued its first joint declaration on sea level rise
The United Nations has released its first joint declaration addressing the global threat of sea level rise.
- UN adopts sea-level rise declaration: What it means for low-lying areas
The United Nations has adopted a declaration addressing the risks and implications of rising sea levels for low-lying regions.
- Rio Tinto commissions carbon-capture trial at China's Shougang steel plantStudy
Rio Tinto has launched a carbon-capture pilot project at a steel plant in China.Also: Mining.com, GMK Center
- From energy crisis to energy transition: How renewables are reshaping energy security
The UN reports that the global energy transition is increasingly being driven by the need for enhanced energy security.
- NYSERDA taps 950 MW lithium batteries, 700 MW renewables
New York’s energy authority has awarded contracts for 950 MW of battery storage and 700 MW of renewable energy projects.
- Germany's Solar Output Already Surpasses All of 2025 by September
Germany's cumulative solar power output by September has already exceeded the total production recorded for the entire year of 2025.
- Trump U-turns on battery storage as American grid demand surges
Donald Trump has shifted his stance to support battery storage technology in response to rising American electricity grid demand.
- Australia’s 850 MW Waratah battery reaches full operations
Australia's 850 MW Waratah Super Battery has officially reached full operational capacity to support grid reliability.
- Watch: “No Immunity for Big Oil” panel at Climate Week NYC
Climate advocates held a panel discussion at Climate Week NYC regarding legal accountability for major oil companies.
- Rooftop solar resurgence: Aussies smash solar, battery records to beat power bills
Australian households are increasingly adopting rooftop solar and battery storage to reduce electricity costs and reliance on the grid.Also: The Courier Mail
- A 1-megawatt battery that stores power as graphite glowing at up to 4,352 degrees has started going up in a Massachusetts town, is getting switched on one subsystem at a time, and the worst failure it can have is a stack of very hot bricks slowly going cold
A 1-megawatt thermal energy storage facility using heated graphite is being commissioned in Massachusetts.Also: Autonocion.com
- Will New York's 1GW storage contracts finally break the state's big battery impasse?
New York state awards new energy storage contracts in an effort to reduce reliance on fossil-fueled peaker plants.
- City of Boulder Completes Alpine-Balsam Flood Mitigation Channel
The city of Boulder has completed a new flood mitigation channel to protect against future climate-driven flood risks.Also: Yellow Scene Magazine
- UN moves to protect statehood of countries threatened by rising seas
The UN is working on international frameworks to protect the legal statehood of countries facing existential threats from rising seas.
- UN Broadens Support To Nigeria’s Methane Emissions Reduction Programme
The United Nations is increasing its support for Nigeria's national program to reduce methane emissions.
- Tonga's PM appeals for support towards renewable energy, climate finance goals at UN
Tonga's Prime Minister requested international support for renewable energy projects and climate finance goals at the United Nations.Also: Matangi Tonga
- Harckham, Griffin Bill to Support Solar Energy Projects for Schools Signed into Law
New York state signed legislation into law to facilitate and support the development of solar energy projects for schools.
- Bulgaria reaps rewards of solar power as drought hits regional grids
Bulgaria is increasingly relying on solar power to maintain grid stability as regional droughts impact traditional energy sources.Also: turkiyetoday.com
- Solar Plus Batteries Make Their Strongest Case In Texas
Solar and battery storage projects are demonstrating strong economic and operational performance within the Texas energy market.Also: Saur Energy
- India Solar H1 2026: 50.6GW Module Capacity Added, 27GW Installed - News and StatisticsStudy
India added 50.6GW of solar module capacity and installed 27GW during the first half of 2026.Also: IndexBox
- Consumers put squeeze on coal as Australian households install record amounts of solar and batteries
Record-breaking residential solar and battery adoption in Australia is reducing reliance on coal-fired power.
- California is using and storing more solar energy
California is expanding its capacity for solar energy generation and long-term storage solutions.Also: Environment America
- SEIA report says 7.8 GW of solar capacity added in first quarterStudy
The Solar Energy Industries Association reported 7.8 GW of new solar capacity added in the first quarter.
- 'Few better uses of public money': Solar panels and batteries cut lower-income households bills by two thirds
Solar panels and battery storage are reducing energy bills for lower-income households by two-thirds.Also: BusinessGreen
- A Suggested Regime for Regulating Vehicle EmissionsStudy
The C.D. Howe Institute proposes a new regulatory framework for managing vehicle emissions.
- Harvard study says EVs to make up 32 percent of U.S. new car sales by 2030Study
A Harvard study projects that electric vehicles will account for 32 percent of new U.S. car sales by 2030.Also: 디지털투데이
- Urgent need for cybersecurity overhaul as BESS deployment accelerates, Energy Storage Europe says
Energy Storage Europe highlights the urgent need for enhanced cybersecurity measures as battery energy storage system deployment increases.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- Offshore wind plant to bring jobs boost to Montrose
A new manufacturing facility in Montrose will produce components for offshore wind farms, supporting the transition to renewable energy.
- Bridging the gap: Policymakers turn to humanities to advance sustainability goals
Policymakers are increasingly incorporating humanities perspectives to help advance sustainability and climate goals.
- Rooftop sprinklers turn rainwater into a tool against urban heat
Rooftop sprinkler systems using harvested rainwater are being deployed to mitigate urban heat island effects.
- Smoke ecology studies what can be done to prevent harms from wildfire smoke
Researchers are studying smoke ecology to develop methods for mitigating the health impacts of wildfire smoke.
- A growing coalition wants Congress to think about wildfires as a national-security challenge
A coalition is advocating for Congress to classify wildfire management as a national security priority.
- Las Vegas planning artificial turf throughout the city to combat drought
Las Vegas is implementing city-wide artificial turf installation as a strategy to combat water scarcity.
- British cash to help communities facing most ‘urgent’ threat from rising sea levels
The British government is providing funding to assist communities facing the most urgent threats from rising sea levels.
- California’s plan to save coastal homes from El Niño could end up killing beaches
California's coastal protection measures against El Niño may inadvertently cause long-term damage to local beaches.
- CO2-assisted in-situ leaching for carbon-negative mining: From uranium to other critical mineralsStudy
Researchers are exploring CO2-assisted leaching techniques to extract critical minerals while potentially achieving carbon-negative outcomes.
- How insect protein scale-up is reducing costs and carbon as feed adoption grows
Scaling up insect protein production is reducing feed costs and lowering carbon emissions in the agricultural supply chain.
- Singapore seals carbon credit deal with the Philippines, its third Southeast Asian partner
Singapore signed a carbon credit cooperation agreement with the Philippines, marking its third such partnership in Southeast Asia.
- How Google is helping fund Stegra's green steel push
Google is providing funding to support Stegra's efforts to produce green steel.
- Turkey Says COP31 Climate Summit to Focus on Clean Energy Shift
Turkey announces that the COP31 climate summit will prioritize the global transition to clean energy.
- 3 Questions: Understanding why rooftop solar consumers adopt energy storageStudy
MIT researchers explore the primary motivations behind why residential rooftop solar owners choose to install battery energy storage systems.
- XGS Energy Selected by U.S. DOE to Advance Next-Generation Geothermal Development in New Mexico
The U.S. Department of Energy selected XGS Energy to develop next-generation geothermal technology projects in New Mexico.
- Sierra Club gives TECO, Duke failing grades on clean energy
The Sierra Club issued failing grades to Florida utilities TECO and Duke Energy regarding their clean energy transition progress.
- Utilities Face Pushback as They Build Large Batteries in Crowded Neighborhoods
Utilities are facing community opposition as they attempt to site large-scale battery storage facilities in residential neighborhoods.
- Renewables and batteries ballooned by 88.7 GW in Trump's first 18 monthsReprint
Renewable energy and battery capacity in the U.S. increased by 88.7 GW during the first 18 months of the Trump administration.
- Solar energy production at record levels in GermanyReprint
Germany has reached record levels of solar energy production this year.
- New solar cells reach 30.1% efficiency with smarter perovskite layersStudy
Researchers have developed new perovskite-based solar cells that achieve 30.1% efficiency.
- Romania set a new record for wind energy on Monday morning: wind power accounted for over 41% of national production
Romania set a new wind energy record, with wind power providing over 41% of the country's electricity production.
- Germany’s solar output hits 90.2 TWh by Sept, exceeds 2025 totalReprint
Germany's solar power generation reached 90.2 TWh by September, surpassing the total output for the entire year of 2025.
- India adds 50.6GW module and 9.7GW cell capacity in H1 2026Study
India expanded its solar manufacturing capacity by 50.6 GW of modules and 9.7 GW of cells in the first half of 2026.
- LONGi breaks silicon efficiency record for the third time this yearStudy
LONGi Green Energy Technology has set a new world record for silicon solar cell efficiency.
- TU Wien: A.I. Data Centers Must Adapt to the Power Grid
Researchers at TU Wien argue that energy-intensive AI data centers must be better integrated with power grid management.
- September 2026 Global Regulatory Brief: ESG ratings, sustainability reporting and EU ETSStudy
A regulatory brief outlines updates on ESG ratings, sustainability reporting, and the EU Emissions Trading System.
- Mazda to surge EV sales to offset BT-50 emissions
Mazda plans to increase its electric vehicle sales to offset the carbon emissions produced by its BT-50 utility vehicle line.Also: goauto.com.au
- Lexus reveals 2027 TZ prices start under $65,000, with up to 315 miles of range
Lexus announces pricing and range specifications for the 2027 TZ electric SUV.
- Can a Heat Pump really cool your home? Come and see for yourself
A local feature highlights the cooling capabilities of heat pumps for residential use.Also: The Mayo News
- Leap the Gap: Turning Climate Risk into Corporate Action
Corporate leaders discuss strategies for integrating climate risk management into business operations.
- 7th Nadi Utsav Session in New Delhi Stresses Protection of Tibetan Plateau for Downstream Water Security
A conference in New Delhi emphasized protecting the Tibetan Plateau to ensure water security for downstream regions.
- Cow Mask That Cuts Methane Emissions Wins Prince Charles’ Terra Carta Design Prize
A cow mask designed to reduce methane emissions has won the Terra Carta Design Prize.Also: tatsatchronicle.com
- Korea completes Tajikistan’s first megawatt-scale solar plants
South Korea has completed the construction of Tajikistan’s first megawatt-scale solar power plants.Also: mkbn.mk.co.kr
- Foodstuffs North Island’s electric truck saves more than 80 tonnes of emissions in first six months
Foodstuffs North Island reports that its new electric truck has successfully prevented over 80 tonnes of carbon emissions in six months.Also: Retail World Magazine
- NineDot Energy Launches 20-MW Hunts Point BESS in the Bronx - News and StatisticsReprint
NineDot Energy has launched a 20-MW battery energy storage system in the Bronx to support local grid reliability.
- Australia’s NSW trials property-level and community battery models to extend solar benefits
New South Wales is trialing community and property-level battery models to increase the benefits of residential solar installations.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- B2U Storage Solutions and LG Energy Solution Partner to Repurpose Batteries
B2U Storage Solutions and LG Energy Solution are partnering to repurpose used electric vehicle batteries for grid storage.Also: energynews.pro
- ERS Energy Surpasses 1.5 GWh Utility-Scale BESS Capacity Across Southeast Asia
ERS Energy has reached a milestone of 1.5 GWh in utility-scale battery energy storage capacity across Southeast Asia.Also: SolarQuarter
- A big battery in the Bronx will help community break from polluting power
A new battery storage facility in the Bronx is designed to help the local community reduce reliance on polluting fossil fuel power plants.
- CLARREO PathfinderStudy
The CLARREO Pathfinder mission is designed to demonstrate technology for highly accurate climate observations from space.
- Kia PH Brings EV3 to Shake Up Compact Electric Crossover Market
Kia Philippines has launched the EV3 compact electric crossover to expand its local electric vehicle lineup.
- Volkswagen’s best-seller is going electric in 2027 to replace the ID.4 and ID.5 [Images]
Volkswagen plans to replace its ID.4 and ID.5 models with an electric version of the Tiguan in 2027.
- NIO sells 30% of battery swap unit to Geely at more than $2 billion
Geely is acquiring a 30% stake in NIO's battery swap and charging unit for approximately $2.4 billion.
- Massachusetts startup floats a versatile new solar boat
A Massachusetts startup has developed a new solar-powered boat designed for versatile use on waterways.
- Applications Open for the Second Cohort of Yale's Certificate in Strategic Climate Change Communication
Yale University is accepting applications for its certificate program focused on strategic climate change communication.
- 1: Combating the climate crisis
This piece outlines strategies and necessary actions for effectively combating the ongoing climate crisis.
- Legarda: PH should refuse to remain a mere climate change victim
Senator Loren Legarda urges the Philippines to take proactive measures rather than remaining a passive victim of climate change.Also: Inquirer.net
- This grain could be an answer to drought-prone fields – if more Americans eat it
Researchers suggest that drought-resistant grains could help agriculture adapt to changing climate conditions.
- Iloilo City turns to science to prepare for climate risks
Iloilo City is integrating scientific data into its urban planning to better prepare for climate-related risks.
- Latin America and the Caribbean’s Maritime Vulnerability and Resilience
This report evaluates the maritime vulnerabilities and resilience strategies for Latin American and Caribbean nations.
- UN sea-level rise declaration puts focus on coastal risksReprint
The UN declaration on sea level rise highlights the growing risks faced by coastal populations worldwide.
- India, France Join Hands In Space To Map Earth’s Water Resources
India and France are collaborating on a space mission to monitor and map Earth's water resources.
- Preparing for El Niño: How better forecasts and AI can help
Advancements in AI and meteorological forecasting are being utilized to improve global preparedness for El Niño weather events.
- Renew and Reinvest: Metro’s zero-emission fleet generates nearly $1.5 million in clean fuel credits
A transit agency's transition to a zero-emission fleet has generated significant revenue through clean fuel credit programs.
- Innovafeed, Protix link insect protein scale to lower carbon footprint
Insect protein producers are scaling operations to provide a lower-carbon alternative to traditional livestock feed sources.
- Carbon Data Management Becomes Part Of How Industry Runs Its Business
Companies are increasingly integrating carbon data management into their core business operations to track and report emissions.
- Pelletized Straw Cuts Soil Emissions
The use of pelletized straw in farming practices is helping to reduce soil-based carbon emissions.
- Japan Airlines Cuts CO₂ to 9.13M Tons, Expands Carbon Credit Strategy
Japan Airlines reduced its annual CO2 emissions and is expanding its strategy for purchasing carbon credits.
- South Korean Airlines Accelerate Carbon Credit Purchases for CORSIAReprint
South Korean airlines are increasing their carbon credit purchases to comply with the CORSIA international aviation emissions program.
- NHS carbon emissions drop
The UK's National Health Service reports a reduction in its overall carbon emissions.
- ScotRail drives forward net zero plans with new trains and greener stations
ScotRail is advancing its net-zero strategy through the introduction of new trains and energy-efficient station upgrades.
- [Feature] Carbon Emission Accountability Surges Following Nepal’s Mass Floods… How Did South Korean Companies Score? ④ Insurance and Credit Cards
South Korean financial institutions face increased scrutiny regarding carbon accountability following severe flooding in Nepal.
- 5: Protecting human health and environments
This report outlines strategies for protecting public health and ecosystems during the transition to sustainable energy systems.
- Western Balkans: An emerging renewable energy powerhouse?
The Western Balkans region is exploring its potential to become a significant hub for renewable energy production.
- City of Cleveland Launches Two Solar Projects to Provide Locally Generated Clean Energy and Savings
The City of Cleveland is launching two solar energy projects on city-owned land to generate clean power and reduce municipal energy costs.
- City Solar Grant Program Covers Full Installation Cost for Income-Qualified Homeowners
Bloomington, Indiana, has launched a grant program that covers the full cost of rooftop solar installation for income-qualified homeowners.
- Cleveland to install solar on two city-owned landfillsReprint
Cleveland is moving forward with plans to install solar energy arrays on two city-owned landfill sites.
- Managing Thermal Runaway in Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)Study
Technical review of safety management strategies to prevent thermal runaway in battery energy storage systems.
- Two old Cleveland landfills getting new powerful lives
Two former landfills in Cleveland are being repurposed to host solar energy installations.
- Power Electronics building nation’s largest power conversion manufacturing campus
Power Electronics is constructing a large-scale manufacturing campus for power conversion technology in the United States.
- Irena urges renewables surgeReprint
IRENA has issued a call for a significant global acceleration in renewable energy deployment.
- PSE&G Introduces GridSmart Battery Program, a New Residential Battery Storage Pilot
PSE&G has launched a residential battery storage pilot program to improve grid management and energy reliability.
- NineDot Adds 20 MW Battery Energy Storage Site ...
NineDot Energy has commissioned a new 20 MW battery energy storage facility to support grid stability.
- Vena Energy Wins 46.8 MW Battery Storage Contract in Japan
Vena Energy has secured a contract to provide a 46.8 MW battery storage system in Japan.
- Ukraine adds between 1.6-1.9 GWh of energy storage in H1 2026
Ukraine added between 1.6 and 1.9 GWh of new energy storage capacity during the first half of 2026.
- ‘A gold mine’: How old EV batteries could help prevent Europe from wasting solar and wind energy
Repurposed electric vehicle batteries are being explored as a solution to store excess wind and solar energy in Europe.
- EUMETSAT takes charge of Copernicus Sentinel-4Study
EUMETSAT has assumed operational responsibility for the Copernicus Sentinel-4 mission to monitor atmospheric composition.
- New York’s Energy Storage Site Could Power up to 20,000 Homes
A new energy storage site in New York is capable of providing power to approximately 20,000 homes.Also: Tomorrow's World Today
- Resilient French Farmers Use Warming Climate to Grow the Country’s Own Tropical Fruit
French farmers are adapting to a warming climate by successfully cultivating tropical fruits previously unsuitable for the region.Also: Good News Network
- Prospect Park Lake gets $4 million boost for restoration, climate resilience
Prospect Park Lake in Brooklyn will receive $4 million in funding for restoration and climate resilience improvements.
- The head of Turkmenistan advocated a comprehensive approach to resolving the Aral Sea's problems
The leader of Turkmenistan called for a comprehensive regional approach to address the environmental crisis of the Aral Sea.
- Grain bypasses Greater Odesa. Which route leaves the smallest carbon footprint?
An analysis evaluates the carbon footprint of various logistics routes used to transport grain while bypassing Odesa.Also: New Eastern Europe
- Council's Sustainability Strategy delivers greener homes and lower emissions in first year
North Herts Council reports that its sustainability strategy successfully reduced local emissions and improved home energy efficiency in its first year.
- From UTA to New Zealand: Protecting coral reefs
University of Texas at Arlington researchers are working on international projects to protect and restore coral reefs.Also: uta.edu
- Exclusive: R3 Lithium plans Series B in the range of $90M
Lithium producer R3 Lithium is planning a $90 million Series B funding round to expand operations.
- Omoda & Jaecoo confirm Canada launch in late 2026: here’s the EV lineup
Chinese automakers Omoda and Jaecoo confirmed plans to launch electric SUVs in the Canadian market by late 2026.
- Full Self Hauling: Volvo moves 3 million tonnes of Earth, autonomously
Volvo Autonomous Solutions reached a milestone of hauling 3 million tonnes of material using autonomous mining trucks.
- Extreme Heat Pushes Brenda Cassellius to Cool Classrooms
Milwaukee schools are implementing cooling measures in classrooms to address rising extreme heat.
- City of Boulder begins Fall Wildfire Grazing at Chautauqua Meadows
The City of Boulder is using livestock grazing as a strategy to reduce wildfire fuel loads.
- Wildfire Safety and Preparedness Program Grantees AnnouncedReprint
Grant recipients for a wildfire safety and preparedness program have been announced.
- Heat and drought push Belgian potato sector to seek solutions as market opportunities emerge
Belgian potato farmers are seeking new irrigation and management strategies to adapt to increasing heat and drought.
- As El Niño Approaches, Residents of Low-Lying Communities Are Encouraged to Attend the 'Hands-On Flood Fight' Training This Week
Local authorities in California are offering flood preparedness training to residents in anticipation of potential El Niño-driven storms.
- PHINIA Publishes 2026/2027 Heavy-Duty and Off-Road Emission Standards Booklet with Greenhouse Gas CoverageStudy
PHINIA released a guide detailing upcoming heavy-duty and off-road emission standards, including greenhouse gas reporting requirements.
- New platform targets infrastructure carbon performance
A new platform has been launched to track and improve the carbon performance of infrastructure projects.
- Green Energy Could End 200 Years Of Fossil FuelsClickbait
This article discusses the potential for renewable energy technologies to eventually replace fossil fuel reliance.
- 3: Driving growth and innovation
This report examines strategies for driving growth and innovation within the renewable energy sector.
- Mechanical Energy Could Help Turn Biomass Into Fuels and Valuable ChemicalsStudy
Researchers are investigating how mechanical energy can improve the efficiency of converting biomass into fuels and chemical products.
- 4: Empowering citizens
This report explores methods for increasing citizen participation and empowerment in the transition to renewable energy systems.
- USDA Announces New American Biofuels Trade OutlookStudy
The USDA released a new outlook report regarding the trade and market status of American biofuels.
- Buying an electric vehicle in the Central Valley? You can get up to $3,000 back
Residents of California's Central Valley are eligible for rebates of up to $3,000 when purchasing an electric vehicle.
- Pos Malaysia Launches Largest Electric Vehicle Logistics Fleet
Pos Malaysia has deployed the largest electric vehicle fleet for logistics operations in the country.
- Most popular plug-in hybrids lack basic charging standards
A report finds that many popular plug-in hybrid vehicles lack standardized charging capabilities, hindering adoption.
- TZ tourism firm brings Tesla, drives green tourism
A Tanzanian tourism firm has introduced Tesla electric vehicles to promote sustainable tourism practices in the region.
- Global Off-Grid Battery Storage Industry Trends & OutlookStudy
A new industry report outlines current trends and future growth projections for the global off-grid battery storage market.
- JA Expands C&I BESS Offering with DC-Coupled Hybrid Battery and Latest-Gen AC-Coupled Solution
JA Solar has expanded its commercial and industrial battery storage product line with new hybrid and AC-coupled solutions.
- PacificLight Power begins work on S’pore’s first gas power plant that comes with battery storage
PacificLight Power has begun construction on Singapore's first gas-fired power plant integrated with a battery energy storage system.
- NineDot unveils 19.6MW/78.3MWh battery storage site in the Bronx
NineDot Energy has unveiled a 19.6MW/78.3MWh battery storage facility located in the Bronx, New York.
- Partnership in practice for people: SEI and ONWR co-design actionable solutions for water and climate resilience in Thailand
The Stockholm Environment Institute and Thailand's Office of National Water Resources are collaborating on water management and climate resilience solutions.
- Researchers seek govt. intervention to tackle climate change
Researchers in Nigeria are calling for increased government intervention to address the impacts of climate change.
- SOLARLAP — Around Australia on Green Power
An individual completes a trip around Australia using primarily solar energy to demonstrate the viability of renewable-powered EV travel.
- Swindon fleet firm among the world’s most sustainable
A Swindon-based fleet firm has been recognized for its sustainability efforts.
- Vanadium Pentoxide Powder Market To 2035: Energy Storage Demand Drives Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
A market report projects significant growth in vanadium pentoxide demand through 2035, driven by the expansion of energy storage.Also: IndexBox
- Sod Solutions launches HighPoint Bermudagrass for increased cold tolerance, drought efficiency and moreStudy
A company has launched a new drought-efficient grass variety designed for improved climate resilience.
- What Southern Californians should know as El Niño strengthens
Southern California residents are being advised on safety and preparedness measures as El Niño conditions intensify.
- Solaren Renewable Energy Solutions: Using Solar Energy To Power The Future Of AIClickbait
Solaren Renewable Energy Solutions highlights the growing energy demands of AI data centers and the potential for solar power to meet them.
- Post-Pune: How Cascading Substation Failures Are Redefining Maintenance ProtocolsStudy
Technical analysis of substation failures suggests a need for updated maintenance protocols to ensure grid reliability for renewable energy integration.
- Energy Insurance Conditions Vary by Segment as Renewables and Data Centers Grow
The insurance industry is adjusting its risk assessments and conditions as renewable energy projects and data centers expand.
- ERS Energy crosses 1.5GWh BESS milestone
ERS Energy has reached a milestone of 1.5 gigawatt-hours of battery energy storage system capacity deployed.
- A bipartisan SPARK for the grid | Factor This Brief
Bipartisan efforts in the U.S. are focusing on grid modernization and energy storage deployment to improve reliability and clean energy integration.
- ML System Secures Two Energy Storage Contracts in Poland Worth €4.1 Million
ML System has secured two energy storage contracts in Poland with a total value of 4.1 million euros.
- Minister Lecce, IESO and more recognized at 2026 Energy Storage Canada Awards
Energy Storage Canada recognized government officials and industry leaders for their contributions to the sector at the 2026 awards ceremony.
- MicroSCADA and RTUs in battery storage systems for Swiss utility
Hitachi Energy is providing control systems and remote terminal units for a battery storage project operated by a Swiss utility.Also: Hitachi Energy
- Renewable energy focussed academy welcomes studentsReprint
A new educational academy focused on renewable energy training has officially opened its doors to students.
- GESOLAR Cyprus Ltd Launches Enhanced Service Framework Across Renewable Energy Installation LinesClickbait
GESOLAR Cyprus Ltd has announced an updated service framework for its renewable energy installation business.
- Brookfield's Urban Grid rebrands as Panthera Grid PartnersReprint
Brookfield Renewable's subsidiary Urban Grid has rebranded as Panthera Grid Partners.
- Germany makes first explicit fossil-fuel exit pledge, targets 80% renewable power by 2030
Germany has pledged to exit fossil fuels and set a target of 80% renewable electricity generation by 2030.
- Australia connects record 9.1GW of renewables and storage as NEM pipeline reaches 75.4GW
Australia connected a record 9.1GW of renewable energy and storage to the grid, with a large pipeline remaining.Also: PV Tech
- Singapore climate initiative secures S$1 billion to finance green projects in Asia
A new Singaporean initiative has secured S$1 billion to fund green infrastructure and climate projects across Asia.
- Why Germany is building an ark for US climate data
Germany is archiving U.S. climate data to ensure its preservation amid concerns over potential political interference or data suppression.Also: Inside Climate News
- Nevada Is Making Surprising Gains on Solar Energy
Nevada is seeing significant growth in solar energy capacity and adoption.
- Australia's main grid hits 80% renewables on consecutive days, rooftop solar tops half of demand
Australia's main power grid reached 80% renewable energy generation for two consecutive days, driven by high rooftop solar output.
- Company launches project to curb T&T’s methane emissions
A company has launched a new project aimed at reducing methane emissions in Trinidad and Tobago.Also: Trinidad Guardian
- Winning ideas to transform wildfire detection and response
New strategies and technologies are being proposed to improve the detection of and response to increasingly frequent wildfires.Also: Wildfire Today
- Palau president addresses climate change, global tensions at United Nations
The president of Palau addressed the United Nations, highlighting the urgent climate threats facing island nations.Also: Public Radio Guam
- Thousands march for climate across France: 'I wish there were more of us, after the summer we've just had'
Thousands of protesters marched across France to demand more aggressive government action on climate change.Also: Le Monde.fr
- Finance is key barrier to roll-out of solutions to weather extreme heat: UNEP climate head
A UNEP official identifies a lack of adequate financing as the primary barrier to deploying solutions for extreme heat adaptation.
- Nepal Continues To Seek Climate Finance and Climate Justice A Month After the Devastating Floods
Nepal continues to advocate for international climate justice and financial support one month after major flooding events.
- PH pushes for enhanced climate finance access amid floods, other risks
The Philippines is seeking improved access to international climate finance to address flood risks and other climate-related threats.Also: GMA Network
- Agricultural Liming Is a Carbon Sink: Yale’s 120-Year FindingStudy
A 120-year study from Yale University indicates that agricultural liming acts as a significant carbon sink.
- Amid Hormuz Energy Crisis, Renewables generate 61% of Turkish Electricity
Renewable energy sources generated 61% of Turkey's electricity amid ongoing regional energy supply concerns.
- Saudi Arabia’s renewable energy pipeline reaches 63.8 GW across 53 projects
Saudi Arabia has developed a pipeline of 53 renewable energy projects totaling 63.8 gigawatts of capacity.
- Parliament to meet all electricity needs with solar power from Konya
The Turkish Parliament plans to source all of its electricity requirements from a new solar power facility in Konya.
- France’s Cleantech Funding Boom: €1.4 Billion Signals a Market Moving Toward Scale- Spherical Insights AnalysisStudy
France's cleantech sector secured 1.4 billion euros in funding, signaling significant growth and scaling of green technologies.Also: Spherical Insights
- Google, Microsoft back Australian data centre rules with flexible clean energy demands
Google and Microsoft are supporting new Australian data center regulations that require flexible clean energy procurement.
- Adani Group's Dhamra Port Makes History, To Run Fully On Renewable Power
Adani Group's Dhamra Port in India has transitioned to operating entirely on renewable energy.
- America’s Next Battery Boom May Be About the Grid, Not Cars
The next phase of battery market growth is expected to focus on grid-scale storage rather than electric vehicles.
- U.S. ESS Industry Targets 1TWh Storage Capacity by 2032 to Meet AI Power DemandStudy
The U.S. energy storage industry aims to reach 1TWh of capacity by 2032 to support rising power demands from AI.
- PM Balen Shah Proposes Trilateral Mechanism for Climate Change and Disaster Management with India and China
Kathmandu Mayor Balen Shah proposed a trilateral cooperation mechanism with India and China to manage climate change and disaster risks.
- The Case For Buying A Used EV Just Got Loads BetterStudy
A new study indicates that used electric vehicles maintain high reliability, supporting their viability as a sustainable transportation option.
- Saimum Parvez calls for climate justice, fair climate finance at UNGA 81
Saimum Parvez advocates for climate justice and increased financial support for vulnerable nations at the UN.
- Nigeria: Regulator tells gas flare firms to use or lose licences
Nigerian regulators are threatening to revoke licenses for firms that continue to engage in routine gas flaring.
- 'We're not giving up': Beset by climate change, island nations act as conscience of a warming world
Island nations are taking a leading role in international climate advocacy despite facing existential threats.
- Ethiopia reaffirms climate leadership ahead of COP32 in Addis Ababa
Ethiopia has reaffirmed its commitment to climate leadership as it prepares to host COP32 in Addis Ababa.
- Iran-linked diesel price spike makes electric trucks cheaper than diesel in key EU markets, environmental group says
Rising diesel prices have made electric trucks more cost-effective than diesel models in several European markets.
- FSNI Electric Truck Reduces Carbon Emissions
Foodstuffs North Island has deployed an electric truck to reduce carbon emissions within its logistics operations.
- Transformers Market Forecast to 2035: Grid Upgrades and Renewables to Drive Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
A market forecast predicts significant growth in the transformer industry driven by grid modernization and renewable energy integration through 2035.
- CATL Unveils TECTRANS II Battery Platform at IAA Transport ShowStudy
CATL has introduced a new modular battery platform for commercial vehicles capable of a 1,000-kilometer range.
- Volvo’s Electric Trucks Win International Truck of the Year 2027 at IAA
Volvo's new generation of heavy-duty electric trucks won the International Truck of the Year 2027 award.
- Burlington County part of new climate change resiliency study
Burlington County is participating in a new study focused on climate change resiliency.
- St Kitts calls for urgent global action on climate change
St. Kitts and Nevis officials are calling for immediate and intensified international cooperation to address the climate crisis.
- Japan's heat-resistant rice gives farmers hope as 'cruelly hot days' threaten its staple crop
Japanese farmers are adopting heat-resistant rice varieties to maintain yields amid rising temperatures and extreme summer heat.Also: SeedWorld
- Contain a wildfire? Call in the cows.
Cattle grazing is being utilized as a strategy to reduce vegetation and mitigate wildfire risks in certain regions.
- Centre assures support to farmers battling drought, floods amid climate change
The Indian government pledged support to farmers impacted by climate-driven drought and flood events.
- Rising Seas, Local Voices: Mendocino Coast Workshops Ask Residents to Weigh In
Mendocino County is hosting community workshops to gather public input on local adaptation strategies for rising sea levels.
- T. Rowe Seeks to Ringfence $165 Billion EM Book From El Niño Fallout
Financial firms are adjusting investment strategies to mitigate risks posed by El Niño-related economic disruptions.
- China's green drive fuels global shift to clean energy, says expert
Experts suggest that China's domestic green energy initiatives are contributing to a broader global transition toward clean energy.
- India’s first LNG-powered train is here: 1,400 HP power cars to replace nearly 40% of diesel use while cut
India has introduced its first LNG-powered train, aiming to reduce diesel consumption by approximately 40%.
- The UN says carbon removal is necessaryReprint
The United Nations has emphasized that carbon removal technologies are necessary to meet global climate goals.
- Libya Ministry of Local Government Targets Renewable Energy for Facili
Libya's Ministry of Local Government is initiating new projects to integrate renewable energy into local infrastructure.
- In 2023, New York farmer Tony Emmi began turning 30 acres of good farmland into a solar field; three year
A New York farmer is converting 30 acres of agricultural land into a solar energy field.
- Renewables gain larger share of Türkiye’s installed power capacity
Renewable energy sources now account for a larger portion of Turkey's total installed power capacity.
- Swedish floating wind design uses rotating tower and spar with accessible above-water generatorStudy
A new Swedish floating wind turbine design features a rotating tower and an accessible generator for easier maintenance.
- Europe Solar PV News Snippets: Low Carbon Plans 500 MW Solar & Storage Park In The UK & MoreReprint
Low Carbon has announced plans to develop a 500 MW solar and battery storage park in the United Kingdom.
- €54.24m Project To Expand Clean Water And Renewable Energy Access In GB
A new project worth over 54 million euros will expand access to clean water and renewable energy in Gilgit-Baltistan.
- Underwater Solar Panels Tested at Ten Metres in the South China SeaStudy
Researchers are testing the viability of underwater solar panel installations at a depth of ten meters in the South China Sea.
- Uber unveils electric ride incentives, smart charging tools and cleaner delivery plans
Uber has introduced new incentives for electric vehicle drivers and tools to support cleaner delivery operations.Also: DM News, taxi-point.co.uk
- Korea's US investment triggers 2nd wave of orders for ESS, power gear makers
South Korean companies are receiving new orders for energy storage and power equipment due to increased U.S. investment.Also: The Korea Times
- FG powers 1,800 Kwara homes, businesses with 1.4MW solar mini-grid
A new 1.4MW solar mini-grid has been deployed to provide electricity to 1,800 homes and businesses in Kwara, Nigeria.Also: leadership.ng, Voice of Nigeria
- Mazda adds LiDAR to CX-6e, rolls out “self driving” tech in China
Mazda updated its electric CX-6e SUV with new LiDAR technology to enable advanced autonomous driving features in the Chinese market.Also: CleanTechnica
- AIDE Initiative: Using AI to Tackle Climate-Driven Disasters
The AIDE initiative is deploying artificial intelligence tools to improve responses to climate-driven natural disasters.
- Leveraging creativity: UN Climate Change unveils new ECCA strategy ahead of COP31
UN Climate Change launched a new strategy focused on creative communication and engagement ahead of the COP31 summit.
- FAO, Agricultural Research Center team up to build drought resilience in Jordan
The FAO and Jordan's Agricultural Research Center are collaborating to improve drought resilience in the region.
- From pathways to delivery: Tuvalu, Ireland outline vision for 2027 Fossil Fuel Transition Conference
Tuvalu and Ireland are collaborating to outline the vision for the upcoming 2027 Fossil Fuel Transition Conference.
- Alberta adds $10 fee to new solar panels to fund first-of-its-kind recycling in North America
Alberta has introduced a $10 fee on new solar panels to fund the first solar panel recycling program in North America.
- Nearly 18 GW power projects cleared for grid impact study
The Philippines has cleared 18 GW of new power projects to undergo grid impact studies to support future energy capacity.
- Space Squeeze Forces Solar Developers To Get Creative
Developers in Illinois are using high-density racking systems to install solar power plants on constrained land parcels.
- Rooftop sprinklers could be the answer to cooling our warming citiesClickbait
Rooftop sprinkler systems are being explored as a potential method to mitigate urban heat island effects.
- A Water-Native Solution For Renewable Natural Gas CO2 EmissionsStudy
A new water-based technology aims to capture and manage CO2 emissions from renewable natural gas production.Also: Water Online
- Bossa publishes TSRS-aligned 2025 sustainability report with full GHG mappingStudy
Bossa has released a sustainability report aligned with international standards, including a full mapping of greenhouse gas emissions.Also: TipRanks
- Tesla puts Tanzania’s tourism roads to the electric test
Tesla vehicles are being tested on Tanzanian tourism routes to evaluate the feasibility of electric transport in the country's safari sector.
- The Philippines’ Electric Vehicle Push Cannot Afford to Ignore ASEAN
The Philippines' transition to electric mobility requires regional cooperation within ASEAN to be successful.
- Specialty farmers adapt harvests, protect crops in face of extreme heat
Specialty farmers are implementing new adaptation strategies to protect their crops from increasingly frequent extreme heat events.
- Paris rally demands climate action after record summer heatwave
Protesters in Paris held a rally demanding stronger government climate action following a record-breaking summer heatwave.
- Forest thinning project aims to reduce wildfire risk in Southwest Idaho
A forest thinning project in Southwest Idaho is underway to reduce fuel loads and wildfire risk.
- El Niño causing busy Pacific hurricane season; prompting talk about traditional Hawaiian resilience practices
Increased Pacific hurricane activity is prompting discussions on traditional Hawaiian resilience and adaptation practices.
- CPS Energy's community solar program is back. Here's how it works.
CPS Energy has relaunched its community solar program, allowing local residents to access renewable energy.
- Samoa renewable energy projects take shape
New renewable energy projects are currently under development in Samoa.
- Highlighting Regional Insights: What Indonesia Can Learn from ASEAN and Pakistan's Solar Boom at New York Climate WeekReprint
Regional leaders discussed lessons from solar energy growth in Pakistan and ASEAN during New York Climate Week.Also: einpresswire.com
- This Ohio solar farm is now home to 3 million honey bees across more than 50 hives, turning an energy sit
An Ohio solar farm has integrated beekeeping, hosting 3 million honey bees across 50 hives on the site.
- High-level meetings on measures to address climate change and fair transition
Kyrgyzstan officials held high-level meetings to discuss climate change mitigation strategies and a fair transition to a greener economy.
- Green GenAI? How Trinity’s New AI policy holds up against its Sustainability Strategy
Trinity College is evaluating how its new artificial intelligence policy aligns with its existing institutional sustainability strategy.
- Harker Heights Training Center brings together veterans and clean energy careers
A training center in Texas is providing veterans with skills and career opportunities in the clean energy sector.
- PKSF to provide Tk7,245cr financing for microenterprises, solar power
The PKSF in Bangladesh is providing financing to support microenterprises and solar power adoption.
- Climate campaigners stage Four Courts protest over Government policy
Climate activists held a protest at the Four Courts in Ireland to demand stronger government action on climate policy.
- Jordan views China as key partner in energy grid modernization: Energy Minister
Jordan's Energy Minister identified China as a strategic partner for the ongoing modernization of the nation's energy grid.Also: Xinhua
- Noriker lands £20M debt facility from Novuna to build UK battery storage
Noriker has secured a 20 million pound debt facility from Novuna to fund the construction of battery storage projects in the UK.
- Carroll Inn Apartments Rededication Celebrates $2.7M All-Electric Rehabilitation Project
A residential apartment complex in the U.S. completed a $2.7 million renovation to become an all-electric facility.
- Multifunction Meters Market to Accelerate Toward 2035 Driven by Smart Grid and Renewable IntegrationStudy
Market forecasts suggest increased demand for multifunction meters due to smart grid and renewable energy integration.
- BCCP sees renewable energy as investment opportunity in BARMMReprint
The British Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines is promoting renewable energy investments in the BARMM region.
- Pace Digitek doubles BESS capacity to 5 GWh with new line
Pace Digitek has doubled its battery energy storage system manufacturing capacity to 5 GWh with a new production line.
- The SsangYong CCR-1: An Early Korean EV Experiment
A look back at an early Korean electric vehicle experiment provides historical context for the current EV transition.
- Elon Musk A No-Show At Tesla Semi Event Because …Clickbait
Speculation regarding Elon Musk's absence at a Tesla Semi factory event.
- Tour Renewable Energy and Recycling Facilities to Celebrate America Recycles Day
Local facilities in Boca Raton are hosting tours to promote renewable energy and recycling for America Recycles Day.
- Small Energy-Saving Steps Can Help Protect the San Gabriel ValleyClickbait
Local residents are encouraged to adopt small energy-saving measures to contribute to environmental protection in the San Gabriel Valley.
- Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis’ KuKu Farms Produces More Electricity Than It NeedsClickbait
A celebrity-owned farm has achieved energy self-sufficiency through renewable energy production.
- SWELECT rolls out 5 kW to 50 kW hybrid inverter range
SWELECT has launched a new range of hybrid inverters with capacities between 5 kW and 50 kW.
- UN adopts first sea-level rise declaration as coastal nations confront mounting legal challenges
The UN General Assembly adopted its first declaration on sea-level rise, addressing the legal status and sovereignty of nations facing land loss.Also: jurist.org
- Texas prisons must install air conditioning by 2029 following federal court ruling
A federal court ruling requires Texas prisons to install air conditioning systems by 2029 to ensure inmate safety.
- 'We're not giving up': Beset by climate change, island nations act as conscience of a warming world
Island nations are intensifying their diplomatic efforts at the UN to demand stronger global action against climate change.Also: Grist, Grist, Christian Science Monitor - CSMonitor.com, WGAU Radio | Athens, GA, CoastTV, Toronto Star, Alton Telegraph, Audacy, CT Insider, CT Insider and 51 others
- A landmark #Boulder climate case is heading to U. S. Supreme Court: What’s at stake? — Yvaine Ye (CU Boulder Today)
A significant climate litigation case from Boulder, Colorado, is moving to the U.S. Supreme Court.Also: coyotegulch.blog
- Indonesia warns sea-level rise must not alter legal maritime borders
Indonesia is pushing for international recognition that maritime borders should remain fixed despite rising sea levels.Also: ANTARA News, ANTARA News
- Household Biogas Plants Slash Fuelwood Use and Carbon Emissions in Rural EthiopiaStudy
The adoption of household biogas plants in rural Ethiopia is successfully reducing fuelwood consumption and carbon emissions.Also: Bioengineer.org
- Google backs Arctic steel mill using hydrogen instead of coal
Google is providing financial backing for an Arctic steel mill project that utilizes hydrogen instead of coal.Also: Energies Media
- Seaweed for Cows: New Models Reveal the Exact Bromoform Dose That Cuts Methane BestStudy
Researchers have identified the precise dosage of seaweed additives required to effectively reduce methane emissions in cattle.Also: Bioengineer.org
- Wood Mackenzie counts a record 18.9 GWh of US storage installed in Q2Study
Wood Mackenzie reports that the U.S. installed a record 18.9 GWh of energy storage capacity during the second quarter.Also: Solarbytes
- Greta Thunberg, Aurora sue Sweden again, arguing it failed children on climate
Greta Thunberg and the Aurora group have filed a new lawsuit against Sweden, alleging the government failed to protect children from climate change.Also: Yahoo, The Cool Down
- New Colorado Neighborhood Could Offer Glimpse into the Future of Home Energy Use
A new Colorado housing development is testing geothermal heating and cooling technology to reduce residential energy consumption.
- Tuvalu, Ireland outline 2027 plan to accelerate fossil fuel shift
Tuvalu and Ireland have announced a collaborative plan to accelerate their transition away from fossil fuels by 2027.
- Central Asia's shared glacier-melt risk demands joint action
Central Asian nations are urged to cooperate on managing water security risks caused by rapid glacier melt.
- BLM Rawlins Field Office offers right-of-way grant for carbon storage project, Outlaws tennis battles at regionals
The BLM has granted a right-of-way for a carbon storage project in Wyoming.Also: WyomingNews.com
- Methane regulation is not just about climate. It can strengthen EU energy security
New methane regulations are being framed as a strategy to improve European energy security alongside climate goals.Also: oEnergetice.cz
- California grid reaches 56% renewable demand and nearly one-fifth of hours on clean energyStudy
California's power grid achieved a 56% renewable energy share, with clean energy meeting demand for nearly one-fifth of total hours.Also: Energies Media
- Brazil's Energy Mix Goes Green Even As Oil Production Climbs
Brazil is expanding its renewable energy capacity even as the country continues to increase its oil production.
- Google and VALOREM Group sign ten-year wind power purchase agreement to supply clean electricity in Finland
Google and VALOREM Group have signed a ten-year power purchase agreement to supply wind energy to Google's operations in Finland.
- Generate secures $117 million to finance a 114 MW community solar portfolio, giving a new batch of distributed projects the capital to move forward
Generate Capital secured $117 million to finance a 114 MW portfolio of distributed community solar projects.Also: Energies Media
- NTPC and EDF Sign 50:50 JV to Build India’s Pumped Storage Grid
NTPC and EDF have formed a joint venture to develop pumped storage hydropower projects to support India's grid stability.
- Protesters advocate against data centers during Climate Week NYC
Protesters demonstrated against the environmental impact of data centers during Climate Week NYC.
- Virtual power plant advances, makes backup batteries effectively free for lower-income homes
A new virtual power plant program in New Orleans provides low-income households with backup batteries to improve grid resilience.
- A rural Idaho county banned renewables. It’s having second thoughts.
An Idaho county that previously banned renewable energy projects is reconsidering its stance.
- The Geothermal Energy Wild Card Is Getting Wilder
The U.S. Department of Energy is prioritizing the expansion of geothermal energy despite recent federal policy shifts.
- Sierra Club’s Utility Report Card Shows NV Energy’s Sierra Pacific Power Company Receives Lowest Grade Yet
A Sierra Club report grades U.S. utilities on their progress in retiring coal and transitioning to renewable energy.Also: Mississippi Today
- Protecting Workers in Extreme Heat
Pima County government provides guidelines and resources for protecting outdoor workers from the risks of extreme heat.Also: Pima County, AZ (.gov)
- Can communities be protected from melting glaciers?
This analysis explores the challenges and potential strategies for protecting communities located near rapidly melting glaciers.
- Hanoi sets up inter-agency mechanism to operate carbon market
Hanoi has established an inter-agency mechanism to manage and operate a local carbon market.
- How Bulgaria become a global leader in battery storage and what it means for the country's energy market
Bulgaria is emerging as a leader in battery storage, significantly impacting the country's energy market dynamics.Also: dw.com, Yahoo News UK
- Energy and climate deals rundown for the week of September 21
A weekly summary of energy and climate-related business and policy deals.
- Data And AI Tech Can Speed Up Our Responses To Climate Change, Not Replace Them
Experts argue that while AI and data technology can enhance climate responses, they cannot replace the need for direct action.Also: foodtank.com
- Carbon Capture Edges Forward Despite Cost Challenge
Carbon capture technology continues to see development and deployment despite ongoing challenges regarding high operational costs.
- PM e-DRIVE Nears Two Years: How Much Fuel And Carbon Emissions Are EVs Saving Every Day?
An assessment of India's PM e-DRIVE program highlights the daily fuel savings and carbon emission reductions achieved by electric vehicles.
- Fakir Fashion wins Jury’s Choice Award for Carbon Emission Control
Fakir Fashion received an award for its efforts in controlling and reducing carbon emissions in its manufacturing processes.Also: Textile Today
- $16.8M Available for Climate-Resilient NY Farm Projects
New York state has allocated $16.8 million in funding for climate-resilient agricultural projects.Also: Finger Lakes Daily News
- Global energy markets and AI demand reshape New York climate agenda
Rising energy demand from AI and global market shifts are influencing New York's climate and energy policy agenda.
- State makes ‘crucial’ investments in local climate technology
The state government is making new investments in local climate technology to support regional sustainability goals.
- Keele to trial UK-made zinc battery in renewable energy storage first
Keele University will pilot a new UK-manufactured zinc-based battery system for renewable energy storage.Also: Indian Chemical News
- Climate policies need localised implementation: experts
Experts emphasize that effective climate policy requires localized implementation strategies to address specific regional challenges.
- In 2022, New York City mixed 10,395 pounds of plastic waste into four Staten Island road strips, cutting
New York City has successfully incorporated recycled plastic waste into road construction to improve infrastructure durability.
- $100 million available for voluntary well plugging
The U.S. government has made $100 million available for programs to voluntarily plug abandoned oil and gas wells.
- Hyundai says it won't use nickel from Indonesia's Raja Ampat for its EVs
Hyundai announced it will avoid sourcing nickel from Indonesia's Raja Ampat region for its electric vehicle batteries.
- Seahorse habitats 'healing' thanks to eco-moorings
Eco-friendly moorings have successfully allowed damaged seagrass meadows in Studland Bay to begin healing.
- Nissan Releases Pixo for Europe, Not Yet for Japan
Nissan has announced the launch of its new Pixo electric city car for the European market.Also: Electrek
- Nissan Taps China JV To Power Philippine EV Push
Nissan Philippines is expanding its electric vehicle lineup using products developed through a joint venture in China.
- Green SM Starts Amsterdam Taxi Pilot, Bringing the Green EV to Europe
Vietnamese electric mobility company Green SM has launched a pilot electric taxi service in Amsterdam.
- XPENG Grows in Malaysia, & Readies G9L for Global Launch
XPENG is expanding its electric vehicle operations in Malaysia and preparing for a global launch of the G9L model.
- JUNA puts more than 100 Scania electric semi trucks to work
Logistics firm JUNA has deployed its 110th electric semi-truck, highlighting the adoption of heavy-duty EVs in international fleets.
- Five priorities to protect fruit and vegetable farms from extreme heat
Agricultural experts outline five priority strategies to protect fruit and vegetable crops from the impacts of extreme heat.
- Mendocino County to host six public workshops on sea level rise strategy
Mendocino County is hosting public workshops to develop a local strategy for managing sea-level rise.
- SOCAR Builds Domestic Capacity to Cut Methane Emissions and Rehabilitate Soviet-Era WellsReprint
SOCAR is working to reduce methane emissions by rehabilitating aging oil and gas infrastructure.
- Hawaiian Electric still plans to retire Maui’s fossil fuel plants despite EPA easing greenhouse gas restrictions
Hawaiian Electric confirms plans to retire Maui fossil fuel plants despite recent federal regulatory changes.
- Guterres urges use of renewable energyReprint
UN Secretary-General António Guterres reiterates the urgent need for a global transition to renewable energy sources.
- Nextpower Sees Solar, Storage Demand Powering Through Policy and Grid Challenges
Nextpower reports continued strong demand for solar and storage projects despite ongoing grid and policy hurdles.
- Elgin solar project powers 580 lower-income homes, local economic impact
A new solar project in Elgin is providing renewable power to 580 lower-income households while creating local economic benefits.
- Why some farmers are pairing crops and grazing sheep with solar panels
Farmers are increasingly adopting agrivoltaics, combining solar panel installations with crop production and livestock grazing.
- Chinese province moves grid-side batteries into spot market
A Chinese province has integrated grid-scale battery storage systems into its electricity spot market.Also: ess-news.com
- Zhejiang Opens Electricity Spot Market to Independent Grid-Side BatteriesReprint
Zhejiang province has opened its electricity spot market to independent grid-side battery storage operators.
- B2U Launches 28 MWh Battery Storage in Texas for ERCOT
B2U has launched a 28 MWh battery storage project in Texas to support the ERCOT grid.Also: Solar Power World
- OceanX Made Downwind Floating Wind Worth Another Look
Innovative downwind floating wind turbine designs are being re-evaluated for their potential in the offshore wind industry.
- Gas Stations are Changing Globally. How Has It Changed in Your Town? (Part 4: The Middle East)
Gas stations across the Middle East are beginning to transition into electric vehicle charging hubs.
- New Kempower charging deal powers up Canadian port operations
Kempower is installing high-speed electric vehicle charging infrastructure at DP World terminal operations across Canada.
- She Raised Two Music Superstars—Now Maggie Baird Is Fighting Climate Change
Maggie Baird is leveraging her platform to advocate for climate change solutions and sustainable food systems.Also: eatingwell.com, Yahoo
- President Taye Atske-Selassie reaffirms Ethiopia’s commitment to driving climate solutions
Ethiopian President Taye Atske-Selassie reaffirmed the nation's commitment to implementing climate solutions.Also: Realnews Magazine
- Climate Change: Reduction through decarbonisation
This report discusses the necessity of decarbonization strategies to mitigate the impacts of climate change.Also: The Nation Newspaper
- Libyan Renewable Energy Authority Reviews Egypt's Energy SectorReprint
Libyan energy officials are reviewing Egypt's renewable energy sector to inform their own national energy strategy.Also: libyaherald.com
- Hang Lung’s Mainland portfolio achieves renewable energy milestone
Hang Lung Properties has transitioned its entire mainland China portfolio to renewable energy sources.
- Tigo Energy to present UK market milestones and 211 GWh optimization record at Solar & Storage Live 2026
Tigo Energy is reporting significant performance optimization records for its solar installations in the UK market.Also: Energies Media, Energies Media
- Hong Kong tycoon-backed firm challenges energy-storage giants with new battery
A Hong Kong-based startup has developed a new battery technology aimed at competing with existing large-scale energy storage providers.Also: South China Morning Post
- Qnetic begins low-speed tests of 200kWh flywheel energy storage prototype after 100 zero-fault cycles
Qnetic has begun testing a 200kWh flywheel energy storage prototype designed for grid-scale applications.Also: The Cool Down
- Renault 8 Gordini reborn as 270 hp electric rally retromobile
Renault has unveiled a new all-electric concept car based on the classic Renault 8 Gordini.
- El Dorado Municipal Auditorium closes out its first run as a cooling center
A municipal auditorium in El Dorado has concluded its operation as a temporary cooling center for residents.
- President Nandi-Ndaitwah demands stronger global response to rising sea-level threatReprint
Namibia's President called for a more robust international response to the threat posed by rising sea levels.
- Konecranes Targets 90% GHG Reduction by 2050 | Climate Ambition - News and StatisticsStudy
Konecranes has announced a corporate target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2050.Also: Port Technology, Port Technology
- CUC reduced emissions despite solar and gas challenges
Caribbean Utilities Company reports a reduction in emissions despite challenges in integrating solar and gas power sources.
- SOCAR, TotalEnergies discuss carbon emissions reduction, energy transition
SOCAR and TotalEnergies are discussing strategies for emissions reduction and the transition to cleaner energy sources.
- Sustainable data center backup power is a strategy, not a battery chemistry
Data center operators are shifting focus toward comprehensive backup power strategies rather than relying solely on specific battery chemistries.
- President Aliyev: Azerbaijan has enormous potential in renewable energy sphere
Azerbaijan's president highlighted the nation's significant potential for developing renewable energy resources.
- Three-quarters of UK’s popular plug-in hybrid cars unable to use rapid chargers
A report finds that most popular plug-in hybrid vehicles in the UK are incompatible with rapid charging infrastructure.Also: The Daily Dazzling Dawn
- Quieter Rides Ahead: Mendocino Transit Rolls Out Electric Buses as It Turns 50
Mendocino Transit Authority has begun integrating electric buses into its public transportation fleet.
- Bijliride launches ‘Aapko Pata Hai?’ campaign to spotlight EV riders’ environmental impact
Bijliride has launched a campaign to highlight the environmental benefits of using electric vehicles.Also: MediaNews4U, ET BrandEquity
- Tell Universities: Divest From Fossil FuelsClickbait
An advocacy campaign urges universities to divest their financial holdings from fossil fuel companies.Also: actionnetwork.org
- Eight years in, Light Commission set to consider joining state renewable energy trust Tuesday
The Marblehead Light Commission is scheduled to vote on joining a state renewable energy trust.
- Charities urge public to join nature’s fight against climate change
Charities are encouraging the public to participate in nature-based solutions to help mitigate climate change impacts.
- SOCAR develops in-house capacity for methane emissions reductionReprint
Azerbaijan's state oil company, SOCAR, is developing internal capabilities to monitor and reduce its methane emissions.
- SOCAR plans to conduct emissions monitoring using own resourcesReprint
SOCAR plans to utilize its own internal resources to conduct comprehensive monitoring of its methane emissions.
- RI Audubon goes solar in bid to eliminate fossil fuels
The Rhode Island Audubon Society is installing solar energy systems to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels.
- Alta Hops On Green Wagon
Alta ski resort is adopting new sustainability initiatives to reduce its environmental footprint.
- Katare Spinning Mills approves MoA change to enter battery storage sector
Katare Spinning Mills has amended its memorandum of association to enter the battery storage sector.
- The Reef That Talks Back: A Deep Dive into Wakatobi Resort’s Reef Health Assessment Program
A resort in Indonesia is implementing a reef health assessment program to monitor and protect local coral ecosystems.
- Solar array rises at Little Falls high school
A new solar array has been installed at a high school in Little Falls, Minnesota.
- BAE’s Solar-Powered Drone Will Recharge Itself From the Ground
BAE Systems is developing a solar-powered drone capable of recharging itself while on the ground.
- Solar Energy Installation in Silver Spring for Lower Electricity Costs and Cleaner PowerClickbait
A residential solar installation in Silver Spring aims to reduce electricity costs and provide cleaner energy.
- Rich nations must pay their share, says Nepal minister as glacial‑collapse floods expose climate risks
Nepal's minister calls for climate finance from wealthy nations following devastating glacial-collapse floods.
- California and Washington Advance Carbon Market Linkage with NY Climate Week Announcements
California and Washington are moving to link their carbon markets following announcements made during New York Climate Week.
- Nepal PM demands climate justice during UN speech
Nepal's Prime Minister called for climate justice and international support during an address at the United Nations.Also: USA Today
- ‘Robust little’ vessel begins treacherous 22,000km journey around Antarctica in the name of climate science
An autonomous vessel has begun a mission around Antarctica to collect climate data on ocean carbon absorption.
- Nepal PM Urges Climate Pact With India, China After Deadly Flood
Following deadly floods, the Prime Minister of Nepal is calling for a regional climate pact with India and China.
- Tuvalu urges decisive global action as rising seas threaten its future
Tuvalu is calling for immediate and decisive international climate action to address the existential threat of rising seas.Also: UN News
- 95% of Large Buildings Meet Climate Emissions Limits as Mamdani Accelerates Climate Action
New York City reports that 95% of large buildings are complying with local climate emissions limits.Also: NYC.gov
- Suit Seeks to Force EPA to Keep Regulating Gas Plant Emissions
A new lawsuit aims to compel the EPA to maintain and enforce regulations on gas plant emissions.
- Climate Week in New York/ World leaders warn of climate crisis: We must accelerate energy transitionReprint
World leaders at Climate Week in New York emphasized the urgent need to accelerate the global energy transition.
- Solar News Roundup: IRENA Doubling Target, US Tariff Price Surge, Abu Dhabi 14GW Goal, Canada Duty End, EPA Ruling, Premier Energies 7GW Plant - News and StatisticsStudy
A roundup of global solar industry developments, including new capacity targets, policy changes, and manufacturing updates.
- Tesla Semi finally enters volume production, 7 years behind schedule
Tesla has officially begun high-volume production of the Tesla Semi at its dedicated Nevada factory.Also: SSBCrack
- Groups Sue TVA Over Clean Air Act Violations at Kingston Site
Environmental groups have sued the Tennessee Valley Authority, alleging Clean Air Act violations at a new gas plant site.
- Harvard Study Predicts 32 Percent Of US New Car Sales In US In 2030 Will Be EVsStudy
A Harvard study predicts that electric vehicles will account for 32 percent of new U.S. car sales by 2030.
- The challenges and opportunities of clean energy in rural America
A report highlights that the majority of U.S. clean energy generation is located in rural areas, presenting both challenges and opportunities.
- California VPPs hit record during heatwave as bill sits on Governor’s desk
California's virtual power plants reached record output during a recent heat wave as related legislation awaits the governor's signature.Also: pv magazine USA
- ‘Glaciers don’t travel with stamps’: Nepal seeks climate deal with India, China
Nepal is seeking a regional climate cooperation agreement with India and China to address the impacts of melting Himalayan glaciers.Also: South China Morning Post
- Rich nations should foot climate bill, says Nepalese minister
A Nepalese minister argued at the UN that wealthy nations should bear the financial responsibility for climate change impacts.Also: The Japan Times, The Straits Times
- UN approves resolution on dealing with rising sea levelsReprint
The UN approved a resolution focused on managing the impacts of rising sea levels.
- Germany aims to phase out fossil fuels by 2045, but still relies on them for 65% of energy
Germany has committed to phasing out fossil fuels by 2045, despite currently relying on them for 65% of its energy production.Also: downtoearth.org.in
- Fund Managers Unlock More Investments Toward Clean EnergyStudy
Data indicates that fund managers are increasing capital allocation toward clean energy projects.Also: BloombergNEF
- UN Secretary-General Launches Global Grids Accelerator to Power Growth and Clean Energy in Africa and South-East Asia
The UN has launched a new accelerator program to improve grid infrastructure and expand clean energy access in Africa and South-East Asia.
- Renewable energy reaches record 5.15TW as world races toward 2030 targetStudy
Global renewable energy capacity has reached a record 5.15 terawatts as countries work toward 2030 targets.Also: Fast Company Middle East
- Taking stock of climate litigation in Canada
This article reviews the current landscape and legal trends of climate change litigation within the Canadian court system.
- Offshore Wind’s Existential Crisis at Climate Week
State officials are coordinating efforts to protect offshore wind projects from federal policy interference.
- CARICOM endorses new Action Plan on Health and Climate Change developed with PAHO/WHO support
CARICOM has endorsed a new action plan developed with PAHO and WHO to address the health impacts of climate change.
- National Climate Resilience Assessment for Kenya – AnalysisStudy
The IEA released an assessment detailing strategies for enhancing national climate resilience in Kenya.
- 451,000 at risk: Where action can save lives during the Super El Niño
A report outlines specific humanitarian and infrastructure actions required to reduce mortality risks during the super El Niño.
- Indonesia Brings Emission Reduction Targets to the UN, Minister of LH Soroti Methane and Climate Financing
Indonesia presented updated emission reduction targets to the UN, emphasizing the importance of methane mitigation and international climate financing.
- Southeast Asian countries have released four times more long-term renewable energy policies than fossil fuel policies since the Iran warStudy
Analysis shows Southeast Asian nations have prioritized long-term renewable energy policies over fossil fuel policies in recent years.
- Rivian's R2 halves lifetime carbon vs. R1, hits 2030 goal 4 years early
Rivian reports that its R2 vehicle model halves lifetime carbon emissions compared to the R1, meeting its 2030 sustainability goal early.Also: The Cool Down
- Carbon removal tech sector sizes up new markets
The carbon removal technology industry is exploring new market opportunities for its services.Also: Toronto Star
- UNDP Supports Turkmenistan in Building Capacity to Reduce Methane Emissions
The UNDP is assisting Turkmenistan in developing the technical capacity required to reduce methane emissions from its energy sector.
- A plasma reactor bench experiment producing hydrogen also yielded graphene oxide as a co-product, and the unplanned carbon material turned out to be far more commercially compelling than the gas it was designed to makeStudy
A hydrogen-producing plasma reactor experiment unexpectedly yielded graphene oxide, a valuable carbon material with potential commercial applications.Also: Energies Media, indexbox.io
- Germany sets out hydrogen role in fossil fuel transition roadmap
Germany has released a roadmap detailing the role of hydrogen in its transition away from fossil fuels.
- Bulgaria Deploys 5.7 GW of Batteries Amid Danube Drought
Bulgaria has deployed 5.7 GW of battery storage capacity to help manage energy stability during a severe drought on the Danube.
- $16.8M available to help N.Y. farmers mitigate effects of climate change
New York state has made $16.8 million in funding available to help farmers implement climate change mitigation strategies.Also: cnynews.com
- BYD sets launch date for the new flagship Han EV with over 1,000 km of range
BYD announced the upcoming launch of its new flagship electric sedan, which features a range exceeding 1,000 kilometers.
- ESCP and Apave Climate School Publish Observatory on How Businesses Are Adapting to Climate Change | NewswiseStudy
A new observatory report details how businesses are currently adapting their operations to climate change.Also: Newswise
- Symposium on Climate (Im)Mobility and the African Court’s Climate Advisory Opinion: Addressing Climate Adaptation and Displacements - The Role of Legal Empowerment in Eastern Africa
A legal symposium examines the role of the African Court in addressing climate-induced displacement and adaptation.Also: Opinio Juris, Opinio Juris
- Green roofs, reflective materials on bus shelters aim to beat the heat in NYC pilot
New York City is piloting the use of green roofs and reflective materials on bus shelters to mitigate urban heat.Also: Facilities Dive, Smart Cities Dive
- Floods Don’t Follow Borders: Nepal PM Balen Shah’s UN Message To India And China
Nepal's Prime Minister called for regional cooperation with India and China to address transboundary flood risks exacerbated by climate change.Also: Dynamite News
- ‘Armies Can’t Stop Wind’: Energy Costs of War Drive Calls for Green Transition at UN General Assembly
World leaders at the UN General Assembly are emphasizing the need for a green energy transition to mitigate war-related energy costs.Also: Health Policy Watch
- Botswana Launches National Roadmaps to Accelerate Investment and Industrial GrowthStudy
Botswana has launched national roadmaps aimed at accelerating investment in sustainable energy and industrial growth.
- Texas shattered energy demand records this summer. Here's why the grid held up.
Texas's power grid successfully managed record-breaking summer energy demand, supported by increased renewable energy capacity.Also: Houston Chronicle
- DiDi and Chinese Automakers Sign Alliance to Deploy 100,000 Electric Vehicles in Mexico
DiDi and Chinese automakers have partnered to deploy 100,000 electric vehicles for ride-hailing services in Mexico.
- Trump Administration Prioritizing Large-Scale Energy Storage
The Trump administration is reportedly prioritizing the development of large-scale energy storage infrastructure.Also: RTO Insider
- GridStor Secures $220 Million for 400 MWh Arizona Battery Project
GridStor has secured $220 million in financing for a 400 MWh battery energy storage project in Arizona.
- EU warns of energy price crisis, asks countries to consider curbing demand, letter shows
The European Union is urging member states to consider curbing energy demand in response to a growing price crisis.
- RETA Global Roundtable and IEA Secure Electricity Systems WorkshopStudy
The IEA hosts a workshop focused on securing electricity systems and global energy transitions.
- Uruguay EV Sales Report: Sales Soar in August as Market Share Reaches 56%!
Uruguay has achieved a 56% market share for electric vehicles, significantly outpacing adoption rates in the rest of Latin America.
- Utah Advocates Call for Air Agency to Hold Strong on Coal Plant Shutdown Date in Latest Regional Haze Plan
Advocates are pressuring Utah regulators to maintain coal plant shutdown requirements in the state's regional haze pollution plan.
- Analysts urge France to factor in heatwave risks for reactor sites
Analysts are urging French authorities to incorporate heat wave risk assessments into the management of nuclear reactor sites.
- Kuwait urges aid to climate-vulnerable countriesReprint
Kuwait called for increased international solidarity to support countries vulnerable to climate change impacts.
- State flood supplies arrive in North Bay as officials prepare for potential El Niño impacts
California officials are distributing flood supplies and preparing infrastructure to mitigate potential damage from the super El Niño.Also: ABC7 Los Angeles
- ExxonMobil Starts Storing Carbon at Third Facility
ExxonMobil has commenced carbon storage operations at its third dedicated facility.
- 'Stop carbon emissions': Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands leaders demand climate action
Leaders from Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands are calling for urgent international action to reduce global carbon emissions.
- Ohio’s biggest solar project finally gets permit after long legal limbo
Ohio's largest solar project has received its final permit following a lengthy legal delay.
- Central banks could use capital buffers to protect against climate risks
Central banks are exploring the use of capital buffers as a tool to mitigate financial risks associated with climate change.
- Global Electrification Requires More Than Cheap Renewables
Global electrification requires significant infrastructure and policy support beyond just the falling costs of renewable energy.
- Vineyard adaptation to heat an economic balancing act
Vineyard operators are implementing adaptation strategies to manage the economic impacts of rising temperatures.Also: Daily Democrat
- Climate Week NYC: Bridges to REST brings hands-on renewable energy training to LaGuardia Community College
A new training program at LaGuardia Community College aims to prepare workers for careers in the renewable energy sector.Also: qns.com
- Drivers in these states are flocking to EVs as gas prices rise
Rising gasoline prices are driving increased consumer interest in electric vehicles across several US states.Also: USA Today
- Battery storage projects face intense scrutiny as residents push back
Battery energy storage projects are facing increased local opposition and regulatory scrutiny in various communities.Also: Times Union
- Australian state approves 200 MWh battery despite 70-plus objections
An Australian state government has approved a 200 MWh battery project despite receiving numerous public objections.Also: ESS News
- Baja California Sur Plans First Environmental Fund
Baja California Sur is establishing its first environmental fund to support local climate and conservation initiatives.Also: Mexico Business News
- Buckinghamshire Council Stop Financing Fossil Fuels!
An advocacy campaign is pressuring the Buckinghamshire Council to divest its financial assets from fossil fuel industries.
- New tools pinpoint where urban trees could provide the most relief from heat
New research provides tools to help cities identify optimal locations for urban tree planting to maximize heat relief.
- XPENG Launches in the Philippines With Six EV Variants
XPENG has officially launched in the Philippines with a range of electric vehicle models.
- Want to get off gas? Learn how at Drive Electric Month events across the US
Drive Electric Month is hosting over 150 events across North America to promote the adoption of electric vehicles.Also: Electrek
- Deschutes County Offers $50,000 in Wildfire Risk Reduction Grants
Deschutes County is offering $50,000 in grants to support local wildfire risk reduction projects.
- He knows his community is going to burn again. Now he’s making sure they’re ready
A community leader is working to improve local wildfire resilience and preparedness.Also: CalMatters
- Reducing Scope 3 emissions: A structured approach for supplier engagement
A new guide outlines structured approaches for companies to engage suppliers in reducing Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions.Also: Consultancy.eu
- Tesla (TSLA Stock) Leads 2,500 Electric Class 8 Trucks. Microsoft, PepsiCo Back U.S. Freight Decarbonization
Major corporations including Microsoft and PepsiCo are supporting the deployment of 2,500 electric semi-trucks to decarbonize U.S. freight transport.Also: CarbonCredits.com
- Quang Tri develops green agriculture associated with carbon credits
Vietnam's Quang Tri province is implementing green agricultural practices linked to carbon credit markets.Also: Laodong.vn
- Solar energy powers ahead as America’s strongest industry for career growth
The solar energy sector continues to lead in job growth and career opportunities within the United States.
- Hart Solar Project Advances Michigan?s Clean Energy Future
A new solar project in Michigan marks progress in the state's transition to clean energy.
- High Fuel Prices Lead to Increased EV Sales Globally
High global fuel prices are contributing to a measurable increase in electric vehicle sales worldwide.
- Giga Storage starts construction on 2.8 GWh Belgian BESS
Giga Storage has begun construction on a 2.8 GWh battery energy storage system in Belgium.Also: ess-news.com, Energy Global
- Can a Network of Miniature Sponge Cities Help Central Asia Curb Climate Change?Clickbait
Researchers are investigating whether sponge city infrastructure can help Central Asian regions adapt to climate change impacts.
- How digital tools can help healthcare address climate change
Digital health tools are being evaluated for their potential to help healthcare systems mitigate and adapt to climate change.Also: MobiHealthNews
- Brookfield-backed Avaada Electro starts roadshows for $793 million India IPO, sources say
Brookfield-backed renewable energy firm Avaada Electro has begun roadshows for a planned $793 million initial public offering.Also: Reuters
- Strategically placed garden plants offer a low-cost way to cool homes in summer
Strategic planting of garden vegetation is identified as a low-cost method to help cool homes during extreme summer heat.
- How cities can go greener in a warming climateStudy
New AI technology helps cities map urban trees and biodiversity to improve climate resilience and livability.
- Pro-Renewables Super PAC Paying ‘Close Attention’ to Tom Tiffany
A pro-renewables Super PAC is actively funding political challengers to lawmakers who oppose clean energy policies.
- EU plans new firefighting fleet after deadly summer heat waveReprint
The European Union plans to develop a new firefighting fleet to address increasing wildfire risks following a deadly summer heat wave.
- CAL FIRE and Partners Complete 450 Acre Prescribed Burn to Reduce Wildfire Risk
CAL FIRE completed a 450-acre prescribed burn to reduce fuel loads and mitigate future wildfire risk.
- Colorado Evaluates New Aerial Water-Delivery System Designed To Reach Emerging Fires Earlier And Expand Wildfire Suppression Options
Colorado is testing new aerial firefighting technology to improve early wildfire suppression capabilities.
- Corporate Collaboration Aims to Save the Colorado River Amid Drought Crisis
Corporate partners are collaborating on initiatives to improve water conservation and management for the Colorado River basin.
- AI disaster-response tool TRACE wins city climate hackathon
An AI-powered disaster response tool designed for climate resilience won a city-sponsored hackathon.
- International News: Jamaica’s Minister of Water and Environment calls for concrete action on UN Sea-Level Rise DeclarationReprint
Jamaica's Minister of Water and Environment urged concrete international action following the UN declaration on sea-level rise.
- Sandbags, scams, and a flying manhole cover: How SF is prepping for Super El Niño
San Francisco officials and residents are implementing flood mitigation measures in preparation for the super El Niño.
- Webinar Replay: Adapting to El Niño Effects That are Likely Widespread Across the U.S.
Industry experts discuss adaptation strategies for managing the widespread impacts of El Niño on U.S. land management.
- SLO County launches task force as residents prepare for potential El Niño flooding
San Luis Obispo County has established a task force to coordinate flood preparedness efforts ahead of the El Niño season.
- Austria opens door for BECCS developmentReprint
Austria has updated its regulatory framework to allow for the development of bioenergy with carbon capture and storage projects.
- New York opens $16.8 million in climate-resilient farming grants
New York state launched a $16.8 million grant program to help farmers implement climate-resilient infrastructure.
- Red Cloud Renewable’s training of ‘solar warriors’ wins recognition at Climate Week NYC
Red Cloud Renewable received recognition at Climate Week NYC for its program training Indigenous solar energy technicians.
- TALOS Project, led by EDP, concludes with results that could transform solar energy in Europe
The EDP-led TALOS project has concluded, delivering technical results intended to improve solar energy efficiency and integration in Europe.
- Sun King joins UN-Energy Compacts with pledge to reach 200 million people by 2030
Sun King joined the UN-Energy Compacts, pledging to provide energy access to 200 million people by 2030.
- Best of the Week: IRENA's latest report, US module prices climb and Abu Dhabi raises solar ambitions
A weekly industry update covers IRENA's latest report, rising US solar module prices, and Abu Dhabi's increased solar capacity targets.
- Major power companies push Mexico solar-storage projects through permitting
Major power companies in Mexico are advancing solar and energy storage projects through the permitting process.
- COMESA and ARE sign on renewable electrification across 21 member states
COMESA and the Alliance for Rural Electrification have partnered to promote renewable energy expansion across 21 African member states.
- How one factory is surviving America’s solar policy whiplash
A US solar manufacturing factory is navigating the challenges of shifting federal solar policies.Also: Caledonian Record
- Australia’s AEMO warns reliability depends on timely investment
Australia’s energy market operator warns that grid reliability depends on timely investment in new infrastructure.
- NFDA calls for electric car target between 50-60% by 2030
The National Franchised Dealers Association is calling for a 50-60% electric vehicle sales target by 2030.
- Tesla Opens Nevada Semi Factory, Scaling Commercial EV Push
Tesla has opened a new factory in Nevada to increase the production and commercial deployment of electric semi-trucks.
- RWE to build 400 MW battery to ease grid congestion in Noord-Brabant
RWE plans to build a 400 MW battery storage facility in the Netherlands to help manage grid congestion.
- British Columbia Develops Climate Change Action Plan
British Columbia has initiated the development of a comprehensive climate change action plan.
- NYC Schools Soy Milk Pilot Expands Student Choice While Cutting Climate Emissions
New York City schools are expanding a soy milk pilot program as part of efforts to reduce institutional carbon emissions.Also: Friends of the Earth
- Methane Emissions Reduction – A Collaborative Approach
The International Gas Union discusses collaborative strategies for reducing methane emissions within the industry.Also: International Gas Union
- Huron County Planning Commission approves controversial Pinesap Solar application
The Huron County Planning Commission has approved the controversial Pinesap Solar project application.
- Cuba Receives a New Shipment of Solar Panels from China
Cuba has received a new shipment of solar panels from China to support its renewable energy infrastructure.
- NYC tests electric construction equipment at city worksites
New York City is testing the use of electric construction equipment at municipal work sites.
- Solid State Battery Silicon Carbon Negative Electrode Market Forecast to 2035 Driven by EV Range and Fast Charging - News and StatisticsStudy
The market for solid-state battery electrodes is expected to expand through 2035 to meet demand for longer EV range and faster charging.Also: IndexBox
- Ulster County Opens Cooling Centers as Extreme Heat Forecast Begins TuesdayReprint
Ulster County is opening cooling centers in response to a forecast of extreme heat.Also: radiocatskill.org
- Oklahoma approves $2 million in drought relief for farmers, ranchers
Oklahoma has approved $2 million in funding to provide relief to farmers and ranchers impacted by drought.
- UAH secures nearly $1 million to improve drought and water monitoring across the SoutheastStudy
The University of Alabama in Huntsville received $1 million to enhance drought and water monitoring systems across the Southeast.
- BASF reveals paper coating dispersions with reduced product carbon footprint
BASF has introduced new paper coating dispersions designed to reduce the carbon footprint of packaging materials.
- Formula 1 Removes Nearly 80,000 Tons of Emissions Since Sustainability Launch
Formula 1 reports the removal of 80,000 tons of emissions since the launch of its sustainability initiative.
- Inside Tilda’s push to slash rice emissions through smarter water management
Rice producer Tilda is implementing water management strategies in its supply chain to reduce methane emissions from paddies.Also: agnavigator.com
- Stakeholders advocate evidence-informed policymaking to tackle climate change, health impacts
Stakeholders are calling for evidence-based policymaking to address the intersection of climate change and public health.Also: guardian.ng
- How solar has transformed back to school in Roanoke
A school district in Roanoke has implemented solar energy installations to power its facilities and reduce costs.
- City Council hears proposal for Belvoir Ranch solar energy project, battery storage facility
The Wyoming City Council is reviewing a proposal for a new solar energy and battery storage facility at Belvoir Ranch.
- Cleantech Solar Commissions 36 MWp Solar Projects in Tamil Nadu
Cleantech Solar has commissioned 36 MWp of new solar energy projects in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu.
- Wood Mackenzie: Solar Repowering to Make Up 23% of New Capacity in 2040s - News and StatisticsStudy
Wood Mackenzie projects that repowering existing solar sites will account for nearly a quarter of new capacity additions by the 2040s.
- Green Water & Power powers up its 10,000th EV charger in just 3 years
Green Water & Power has deployed 10,000 electric vehicle charging ports over the last three years.Also: SecNews.gr
- SSE secures planning consent for revised Mullafarry Battery Energy Storage System in North Mayo
SSE has received planning permission for a battery energy storage system in North Mayo, Ireland.Also: Batteries News
- Hyundai tests second-life E-GMP batteries as energy storage for fast chargers
Hyundai is testing the use of second-life electric vehicle batteries for energy storage at fast-charging stations.
- Taiga Launches OS-5 Software, Bringing Industry-First Geofencing Its Electric Fleet
Taiga has updated its electric vehicle operating system to include geofencing technology for its fleet of electric off-road vehicles and watercraft.
- The Future of Food is Blue
This piece explores the role of sustainable aquatic food systems in addressing global food security and climate challenges.
- USU launches fall wildfire preparedness series for Utah communities
Utah State University is launching a series of educational workshops focused on community wildfire preparedness.
- Flood Damage Reduction Through Preparedness
This report discusses strategies for reducing flood damage through improved preparedness and infrastructure planning in Nepal.
- California Policy Center Says El Nino Planning Must Include Dredging
The California Policy Center advocates for dredging as a necessary component of state-level El Niño preparedness planning.
- Advancing Methane Performance Across the LNG Value Chain: MLP 3.0 Technical Workshop Convenes ASEAN and East Asian Stakeholders in Japan
Stakeholders from ASEAN and East Asia met in Japan to discuss technical strategies for reducing methane emissions in the LNG supply chain.
- McLean County community solar farm fully operational
A new community solar farm in McLean County, Illinois, has officially begun operations.
- Exus Renewables North America completes Highland North and Cambria wind repower projects in Pennsylvania
Exus Renewables North America has finished repowering two wind energy projects located in Pennsylvania.Also: PR Newswire
- Econergy secures up to 160 million euro equity investment from Phoenix Financial to drive renewables growth in Romania
Econergy secured a 160 million euro investment from Phoenix Financial to expand its renewable energy portfolio in Romania.
- ESR to Acquire Aquila Clean Energy APAC
Investment firm ESR has announced an agreement to acquire Aquila Clean Energy APAC.
- Vestas wins first order for new V182-7.2 MW turbine for project in Sweden
Vestas secured an order to supply its new 7.2 MW wind turbines for a project in Sweden.
- hep global develops its largest solar project to date in Germany
Developer hep global has begun work on its largest solar energy project to date, located in Germany.
- Used EVs are selling twice as fast as demand for second-hand electric cars surges
Demand for second-hand electric vehicles is surging, with used models selling twice as fast as previously recorded.
- European Energy reaches commercial operations at 27 MW wind park in Greece
European Energy has commissioned a 27 MW wind farm in Greece, marking the start of its commercial operations.
- Renewable Properties makes its largest investment with US solar buy
Renewable Properties has completed its largest investment to date with the acquisition of a new solar project in the US.
- China's Zhongji Innolight completes approximately $745 million buyback in 17 trading days; LONGi Green Energy sets third solar cell efficiency world record this year
LONGi Green Energy has set its third world record for solar cell efficiency this year.
- New battery storage facilities, including one in Kings County, support renewable energy, grid reliability
New battery storage facilities are being deployed in Nova Scotia to enhance grid reliability and support renewable energy integration.
- Solar Mobile Light Tower Market Forecast to 2035: Rental Fleet Electrification and Diesel Displacement Drive GrowthStudy
The solar mobile light tower market is projected to grow as rental fleets transition from diesel to solar-powered equipment.Also: IndexBox
- SEABESS: Security Evaluation and Architecture for Battery Energy Storage SystemsStudy
Lancaster University is developing a security framework to protect battery energy storage systems from cyber threats.
- Methane Monitors Market To 2035: Oil and Gas Emissions Compliance Drives Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
Market analysis predicts growth in methane monitoring technology driven by regulatory compliance requirements in the oil and gas sector.Also: IndexBox
- FEATURE: Family Ties Fuel Montney Methane Innovation
Local innovation in the Montney region is helping oil and gas producers reduce methane emissions through new operational techniques.Also: EnergyNow
- FirstEnergy Ohio Utilities’ Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) RFP: Overview Webinar for Prospective Bidders on Thursday, October 1, 2026
FirstEnergy is hosting a webinar for prospective bidders regarding its upcoming renewable energy credit procurement process in Ohio.Also: Yahoo Finance
- Germany – Fraunhofer ISE CalLab marks 40 years of solar records
Germany's Fraunhofer ISE CalLab celebrates 40 years of certifying and tracking solar energy efficiency records.Also: pv Europe
- UK Solar Savings: Rooftop Panels Could Cut Bills by €1,100 Annually - News and StatisticsStudy
Analysis suggests that installing rooftop solar panels could save UK households up to €1,100 annually on energy bills.
- EVision Electric Vehicles Drives Sustainable Site Transport with Flexible Electric Golf Cart Hire
A construction company is adopting electric golf carts to reduce emissions during site transport operations.Also: Construction UK Magazine
- Christchurch Launches Joule Electric Cleaning Vehicle
Christchurch has introduced a new electric cleaning vehicle to its municipal maintenance fleet.Also: fuelcellsworks.com
- Lithium Iron Phosphate Cathodes Market Forecast to 2035: Growth Accelerates on EV and Grid Storage DemandStudy
Market analysis projects accelerated growth for lithium iron phosphate cathodes due to rising EV and grid storage demand.
- Metal Air Battery Market Forecast to Accelerate by 2035, Driven by Long-Duration Storage DemandStudy
A forecast predicts the metal-air battery market will accelerate by 2035 due to long-duration storage requirements.Also: indexbox.io
- Energy Storage Canada recognizes leadership and innovation at 2026 awards
Energy Storage Canada presented awards recognizing leadership and innovation in the energy storage sector.
- DIY solar build turns into 'functional yard art,' but fixed panels still win on cost
A comparison of DIY solar projects versus professionally installed fixed panels highlights cost-effectiveness and practical implementation.
- NTU academy to help professionals navigate the world of carbon trading
Nanyang Technological University is launching an academy to train professionals in carbon trading and climate-related financial mechanisms.
- Rice fields become living laboratories in Ilocos study
Researchers in the Philippines are using rice fields as laboratories to study sustainable farming practices.
- Rebecca Gracia, S.B. '18: Engineering renewable power solutions
A profile highlights the work of an engineering graduate focused on developing renewable power solutions.
- Clean Energy closes $30.7 million tax credit sale from its RNG portfolio
Clean Energy Fuels Corp. completed a $30.7 million sale of tax credits generated by its renewable natural gas portfolio.Also: Pulse 2.0, pulse2.com
- Weekly renewables M&A round-up (Sept 21 - 25)Reprint
A weekly summary tracks mergers and acquisitions within the global renewable energy sector.
- Centre County Recycling & Refuse Authority Unveils New Interactive Solar Energy Display To Bring Renewable Energy To Life; Recycling Mini-Grant Applications Due Dec. 31
A Pennsylvania recycling authority installed an interactive solar display to educate the public on renewable energy.
- Full Transcript: Enlight Renewable Energy Q2 2026 Earnings CallStudy
Enlight Renewable Energy released the transcript for its second-quarter 2026 earnings call.
- Pico Rivera wins state award for energy program
The city of Pico Rivera received a state award for its local energy efficiency and sustainability programs.
- Order your tax-benefit electric vehicles before 1 January 2027
A business advisory notice reminds clients of upcoming deadlines for tax benefits related to electric vehicle purchases.
- LOM: Renewal rates for 2025 to be declared by September 30, 2026Study
French fleet regulations require companies to declare their electric vehicle renewal rates by September 2026.
- Threatened by rising seas, small islands secure right to keep their statehood
Small island nations secured a UN declaration protecting their legal statehood despite potential loss of territory to rising seas.Also: Climate Home News
- Renewables 2026Study
The IEA releases its latest report on the global outlook and growth of renewable energy.
- Germany presents fossil fuel transition plan, reaffirms 2045 climate target
Germany has officially presented a transition plan to phase out fossil fuels and reaffirmed its 2045 climate neutrality target.Also: reneweconomy.com.au
- In their words: From across the world, leaders call for action on climate change at the UN
World leaders at the United Nations are calling for urgent and collective action to address the global climate crisis.
- Renewables 2026Study
The IEA provides a forecast and analysis of global renewable energy deployment through 2026.
- Irena Report: Renewable Capacity Reaches 5.15 TW in 2025, Still Short of 11.2 TW Target - News and StatisticsStudy
An IRENA report shows global renewable capacity reached 5.15 TW in 2025, remaining well below the 11.2 TW target.Also: indexbox.io
- Advanced grid tech gets a $1.9B DOE boost
The Department of Energy is investing $1.9 billion into 31 projects designed to upgrade and expand U.S. electrical grid capacity.
- A recent legal victory could free $7B in frozen Solar for All funds
A legal victory may release $7 billion in previously frozen federal funding for the Solar for All program.Also: Planet Detroit, CleanTechnica
- 'Only the starting line': Germany commits to fossil fuel phase-out by 2045
Germany officially committed to a complete phase-out of fossil fuels by 2045.
- During Climate Week NYC, Governor Newsom announces major development for California’s carbon market, deepens cooperation with Australia, signs new Finland partnership
Governor Newsom announced expansions to California's carbon market and new international climate partnerships during Climate Week NYC.Also: forth.news, EIN News
- UN Climate Summit: UN chief says world has tools to end fossil fuel age
At the UN Climate Summit, the Secretary-General stated that the world currently possesses the necessary tools to end the fossil fuel era.Also: Devdiscourse, Devdiscourse, ESG News.earth, jurist.org, سانا, Jurist.org, Herald Malaysia Online, The Straits Times, UN News, afp.com and 3 others
- LA Metro Secures 220 New Battery-Electric Transit Buses
LA Metro has approved the purchase of 220 battery-electric buses, marking a major step toward its goal of a fully zero-emission fleet.Also: mynewsla.com
- NEW: Report shows major progress in California on preparing for wildfire, avoiding millions of tons of carbon pollution and toxic smokeStudy
A California report highlights progress in wildfire preparation and the reduction of carbon emissions and smoke.
- China’s clean tech exports avoided emissions exceeding UK output, study findsStudy
A new study finds that China's clean technology exports have avoided more carbon emissions than the total annual output of the United Kingdom.
- New firefighting fund launches but funding gap remains as wildfires worsen worldwide
A new international firefighting fund has launched, though significant gaps in resources remain as global wildfire risks increase.Also: Associated Press
- Interactive: What China’s dozens of ‘five-year plans’ say about climate and energyStudy
Analysis shows that nearly three-quarters of China's recent five-year plans include specific policies or targets related to climate change.
- Analysis: EVs are now nine times cheaper than petrol or diesel to drive in the UKStudy
Rising fossil fuel prices have made driving electric vehicles in the UK up to nine times cheaper than petrol or diesel vehicles.Also: AM-online
- Brazil’s tropical forest fund races to raise $2.7 billion before deadline
Brazil's tropical forest fund faces a critical deadline to secure $2.7 billion in international pledges for conservation.
- Salmon Are Thriving After Klamath Dam Removals, Study FindsStudy
A new study shows that chinook salmon populations are rebounding following the removal of dams on the Klamath River.
- Public support for novel carbon removal hinges on procedural and distributive fairnessStudy
A study in Nature finds that public acceptance of carbon removal technologies depends on perceived fairness in implementation and distribution.Also: Nature Climate Change $
- The impact of financing cost differences on global energy and industry decarbonizationStudy
Research indicates that global variations in financing costs significantly increase the expense and complexity of achieving international decarbonization goals.
- House Science Leaders Introduce a $10 Billion Fusion Bill
A bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced a bill to provide $10 billion in federal funding for the nuclear fusion industry.
- UN Climate Summit: Germany responds to Guterres’ call to present a plan for phasing out fossil fuels
Germany presented its fossil fuel phase-out plan at the UN Climate Summit in response to calls from the Secretary-General.
- UK pledges £331 million to address climate-linked security risks
The UK pledged £331 million to support international efforts addressing climate-linked security risks.
- Fervo hits power milestone, but its geothermal is years from mainstream
Fervo Energy reached a geothermal power milestone, though the technology remains years away from widespread commercial adoption.
- NOAA’s flood mapping tool now covers nearly 100% of U.S.
NOAA expanded its flood mapping tool to cover nearly all of the United States, aiding in climate adaptation and risk assessment.Also: NOAA
- Newsom rallies climate and clean energy leaders at UN, slams Trump fossil fuel push
Governor Gavin Newsom advocated for clean energy at the UN while criticizing efforts to expand fossil fuel production.
- PM Warns of Sea-Level Rise Threat, Proposes Four Urgent Actions at UNGA
Bangladesh's Prime Minister highlighted the risks of sea-level rise and proposed four urgent measures during the UN General Assembly.Also: The Business Standard
- Airport union demands safety and transparency after worker dies in extreme heat
An airport union is calling for improved safety protocols following the death of a worker during extreme heat conditions.Also: wfae.org
- Canada to develop carbon removal market framework under Paris agreement
Canada is developing a framework for a carbon removal market to align with Paris Agreement goals.Also: Reuters
- Push for cooking to be part of COP31’s electrification agenda
Advocates are pushing to include clean cooking initiatives in the electrification agenda for the upcoming COP31 climate summit.Also: Climate Home News
- At the UN, Panama Champions a Universal Declaration on the Rights of Nature
Panama's president urged the United Nations to support a treaty recognizing the inherent rights of nature.
- Trump cut their climate jobs. This secretive network found them new ones.
A private network is helping climate professionals find new employment after losing their jobs to political budget cuts.
- Even in disaster zones, many prisons and jails lack evacuation procedures
Many prisons and jails lack adequate evacuation procedures for incarcerated people during climate-driven disasters like floods and power outages.
- Sierra Club Welcomes NYC Comptroller’s $5B Private-Market Climate Investment Proposal
New York City's comptroller plans to invest $5 billion of pension funds into private-market climate solutions.Also: NYC.gov
- Aldermen and union leader: With summers getting hotter, Chicago must pass heat protections for outdoor workers
Chicago officials and labor leaders are pushing for new heat protection regulations for outdoor workers.
- How cities are fighting heat and floods
This report examines various urban strategies and infrastructure projects being implemented to mitigate the risks of heatwaves and flooding.
- EU tackles sea level rise, maritime security, conflicts, international criminal justice and global health in discussions at the UN General AssemblyReprint
The EU discussed sea level rise and other global issues during the UN General Assembly sessions.
- Foreign Minister Khanal demands climate justice for vulnerable nations at UN summit
Nepal's Foreign Minister called for greater climate justice and support for vulnerable nations at a UN summit.
- Purple Bacteria From Vietnam’s Acid Sulfate Paddies Cut Methane by Up to 75 PercentStudy
Researchers found that specific purple bacteria from Vietnamese rice paddies can reduce methane emissions by up to 75 percent.
- LONGi unveils HIBC solar cell with 28.29% conversion efficiencyStudy
LONGi has unveiled a new HIBC solar cell achieving a 28.29% conversion efficiency.
- EU Renewables 54.1% in Q2 2026: Gas Output Rises Despite Clean Energy Push - News and StatisticsStudy
EU renewable energy reached 54.1% in Q2 2026, though gas-fired power generation also increased.
- China's Clean-Tech Exports Could Avoid 220 Million Tonnes of CO2 YearlyReprint
China's exports of clean energy technologies are projected to prevent 220 million tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions annually.
- Spain plans to allocate 11 GW of grid capacity for renewables, storage
Spain plans to allocate 11 GW of grid capacity to support the expansion of renewable energy and storage projects.
- Will stop dredging if needed due to coral bleaching: Min
Maldivian officials pledged to halt dredging operations if necessary to protect reefs from coral bleaching.
- Rising Oil Prices Drive Europeans Towards Electric Vehicles
High oil prices are accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles among European consumers.
- Exclusive: Solcoa Industries raises $75M for rare earth metal plant
Solcoa Industries secured $75 million in funding to construct a facility for processing rare earth metals.
- Axios House: AI's energy appetite meets the clean-energy push
The rapid growth of AI data centers is creating new challenges for the transition to clean energy.
- 7th Electricity Security Advisory Board High-Level MeetingStudy
The IEA holds a high-level meeting to discuss strategies for electricity security.
- Massachusetts officials set limits on AI data centers to protect water and energy resources
Massachusetts officials implemented new restrictions on AI data centers to mitigate their impact on local water and energy resources.
- Meet the solar industry’s new Republican evangelist
Former Republican Governor Tim Pawlenty has become a prominent advocate for the solar energy industry.Also: MinnPost
- Activists rally at New Jersey State House for climate recovery bill
Activists gathered at the New Jersey State House to urge the passage of new climate recovery legislation.
- Dublin event on methane hears push back on Bovaer scepticism
Industry stakeholders at a Dublin event discussed the efficacy of Bovaer, a feed additive designed to reduce methane emissions in cattle.Also: Agriland
- Guide to Public Hearing for Power Plant Climate Pollution RegulationsStudy
Earthjustice published a guide to assist the public in participating in hearings regarding new power plant pollution regulations.Also: Earthjustice
- Replacing ageing renewables will push solar and wind installations to record levels
The replacement of aging renewable energy infrastructure is expected to drive record-breaking levels of new solar and wind installations.Also: Green Building Africa
- Green Flexibility plans 120 MW/480 MWh of BESS in Germany
Green Flexibility is planning to develop 120 MW of battery energy storage capacity in Germany.Also: ess-news.com
- Gas, solar, and tech companies all want this bill. Will Congress pass it?
A legislative bill supported by gas, solar, and tech companies faces an uncertain future in Congress.
- Solar farms could do more than generate clean energy—they could also cut dust pollution
Solar farms in China's Gobi Desert may provide the co-benefit of reducing dust pollution for northern cities.
- Tesla Semi launch sneak peek: several customers are being announced
Tesla is preparing to showcase several corporate customers for its Semi electric truck at an upcoming launch event.
- Can this new induction stove help fuel the transition to clean cooking?
A new battery-integrated induction stove has been launched to help households transition away from fossil-fuel-powered cooking.
- Missoula hosts climate summit to discuss effects of extreme heat, smoke
Missoula hosted a climate summit to address the local impacts of extreme heat and wildfire smoke.
- Tackling climate disasters together, safeguarding our shared future
Regional leaders discussed the necessity of collaborative efforts to mitigate and manage climate-driven disasters.
- Wool blankets to save glaciers: Switzerland is testing a curious technique to slow melting
Switzerland is testing the use of wool blankets to insulate glaciers and slow the rate of melting.
- Sept. 24, 2026: Methane emission rules tightened, Jeffco tackles pine beetles, Christian Glass memorialized with new art center
Colorado officials have implemented stricter methane emission rules for the oil and gas industry.
- Governor announces funds to help address climate change
A state governor announced new funding allocations intended to support local climate change mitigation and adaptation efforts.
- Enosis Becomes First French Company Certified to Produce RFNBO E-Methane
French company Enosis received certification to produce renewable e-methane, marking a step in low-carbon fuel development.
- UN climate summit urges faster and fairer climate actionReprint
Participants at a UN climate summit called for faster and more equitable global climate action.
- Sunrun, Tesla tout record 580 MW home battery dispatch in California
Sunrun and Tesla recorded a 580 MW dispatch from home batteries in California to support grid stability.
- China sends 5,000 solar systems to Cuba amid energy crisis
China has donated 5,000 solar power systems to Cuba to help address the country's ongoing energy crisis.
- Longi Achieves 28.29% Efficiency Record for Hybrid IBC Silicon Solar Cell - News and StatisticsStudy
Longi achieved a 28.29% efficiency record for its hybrid IBC silicon solar cell technology.
- Nava Limited Launches 100 MW Solar Project In Zambia Under 20-Year Agreement
Nava Limited has launched a 100 MW solar power project in Zambia under a 20-year power purchase agreement.
- European Car Market Monitor: August 2026Study
The International Council on Clean Transportation released its August 2026 monitor on the European electric vehicle market.
- Analysis-South Africa races to keep auto exports competitive in EV era
South Africa is working to transition its automotive manufacturing sector toward electric vehicles to remain competitive in global export markets.
- How electric heavy-duty trucking can drive cement’s scope 3 emissions reduction
Electric heavy-duty trucking is identified as a key strategy for reducing scope 3 emissions within the cement industry.
- NYSERDA picks eight projects for New York utility-scale energy storage programme
NYSERDA has selected eight new utility-scale energy storage projects to receive support under its state-wide program.
- Ofgem's New Fee Proposal for Battery Energy Storage Projects
Ofgem has introduced a new fee proposal that will impact the development and operation of battery energy storage projects in the UK.
- AGL submits 1.45GWh BESS to Australia’s EPBC Act, investigates 4GWh Bathurst Battery in New South Wales
AGL has submitted plans for a 1.45 GWh battery project and is investigating a 4 GWh facility in New South Wales.
- There are still nearly pristine coral reefs. They're a blueprint for coral restoration
Pristine coral reefs are being studied as potential blueprints for global coral restoration efforts.
- Senate inches closer to US infrastructure permitting reform bill
The US Senate is moving toward passing legislation aimed at reforming infrastructure permitting processes.
- Axios House: Leaders tackle barriers to water security
Industry and policy leaders discuss strategies to overcome obstacles to global water security.
- Hat Trick: Canada/Japan exchange in Tokyo highlights a Triple win for climate, trade, and energy security
Canada and Japan held discussions in Tokyo regarding energy security and climate cooperation.Also: blogs.edf.org
- The Global Mining Industry Is Beginning To Turn A Page
The global mining industry is increasingly adopting new technologies to support the transition to clean energy.
- Norway's solar capacity tops 1GW as growth slows
Norway's cumulative solar capacity has surpassed 1 GW, though the pace of new installations is slowing.
- Solaria H1 2026 slides: record results set stage for price-driven H2
Solaria reported record results for the first half of 2026, setting expectations for the remainder of the year.
- Bihar Commission Approves Solar Power Project Procurement
The Bihar Electricity Regulatory Commission has approved the procurement of new solar power projects.
- Bentley joins EV boom as UK choice doubles despite demand concerns
Bentley is expanding its electric vehicle offerings in the UK market despite ongoing concerns regarding consumer demand.
- Bentley introduces its first electric car
Luxury automaker Bentley has officially introduced its first fully electric vehicle model.
- Green NCAP says small petrol cars can still cut lifecycle emissionsStudy
Green NCAP analysis suggests that small, efficient petrol vehicles can still contribute to lifecycle emissions reductions.
- Google Maps Highlights Low Emissions and Ultra-Low Emissions Zones for European Travelers
Google Maps has integrated low-emission zone data for European cities to help travelers identify restricted driving areas.
- Bulk battery energy storage infrastructure supporting New York's electricity grid
New York is expanding its bulk battery energy storage infrastructure to improve the stability and capacity of the state's electricity grid.
- Verston Group company Smartecon to build one of the Baltics’ largest battery storage facilities in Estonia
Smartecon is set to build one of the largest battery storage facilities in the Baltic region in Estonia.
- DoGo Power launches new grid‑forming BESS for utility and C&I, available globally
DoGo Power has launched a new grid-forming battery energy storage system for utility and commercial applications.
- Meeting Data Center Power Demand: Solar, Nuclear, and BeyondStudy
A report analyzes various energy sources, including solar and nuclear, to meet the rapidly increasing power demands of data centers.
- Using a bot to help burn more fuel, more often
Wildland fire managers are testing automated tools to optimize prescribed burning practices for fuel reduction.
- Automotive Integrated Power Module Market Forecast to 2035: Electrification and Zonal Architectures Drive GrowthStudy
Market analysis projects growth in automotive integrated power modules due to the ongoing transition toward vehicle electrification.Also: indexbox.io
- Carbon Neutral Parish Loves Its Future Neighbors
A local parish has achieved carbon neutrality as part of its community and environmental outreach efforts.
- ‘Visualizing’ Greenhouse Gas Emissions to Support Corporate Climate Efforts
New digital visualization tools are being deployed to help corporations track and reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.
- EarthTalk: Finding new ways to reduce methane levels
A general interest column explores various methods for reducing methane levels in the atmosphere.Also: hometownsource.com
- Solar project to power 100 homes in Yadrana Village, Lakeba
A new solar energy project will provide electricity to 100 homes in the Fijian village of Yadrana.
- UK drivers getting a new electric car to choose from every two weeks
The variety of electric vehicle models available to UK consumers is increasing rapidly, with new options appearing every two weeks.
- AIT Home Delivery adds Mercedes-Benz eSprinter vans
Logistics provider AIT Home Delivery has integrated Mercedes-Benz eSprinter electric vans into its delivery fleet.Also: Transport Engineer
- Secondary Battery Market to Accelerate on Grid Storage Demand, Pointing Higher Toward 2035Study
The secondary battery market is expected to accelerate through 2035 due to increasing demand for grid-scale energy storage.Also: IndexBox
- Electric Vehicle Market Report 2026-2034: Size, Share, Growth, Trends, Outlook and AnalysisStudy
A new market report provides an outlook and growth analysis for the global electric vehicle sector through 2034.
- Electric Vehicle Plant Setup Cost 2026: Manufacturing Business Plan, Startup Investment & Profitability AnalysisStudy
A business analysis report outlines the costs and profitability factors for setting up new electric vehicle manufacturing plants.
- This solar startup revolves around an artificial sun
Startup Fourth Power is developing a thermal energy storage system using hot graphite and tin instead of lithium batteries.
- China's clean tech exports avoided more CO2 than UK emitted last yearStudy
China's clean technology exports offset more carbon emissions than the entire United Kingdom produced in the previous year.
- Germany pledges to phase out fossil fuels for first time with target of 2045
Germany has officially committed to phasing out all fossil fuels by 2045, marking a shift from previous carbon neutrality goals.Also: Free Malaysia Today
- Second judge finds Trump's EPA unlawfully nixed $7 billion solar grant program
A second judge ruled that the Trump administration's EPA acted unlawfully by canceling a $7 billion solar grant program.Also: Associated Press, Associated Press, Reuters, The Spec, Audacy, The Killeen Daily Herald, Audacy, The Killeen Daily Herald, The Spec, Audacy and 2 others
- Climate Summit 2026
The United Nations is hosting the 2026 Climate Summit to address global climate policy and action.
- Act now to limit health risks of El NiñoStudy
The WMO calls for immediate action to mitigate the health risks associated with the current El Niño event.
- Small island states urge world leaders not to ‘surrender’ 1.5°C climate target
Small island states are urging world leaders to maintain the 1.5°C global warming target.
- UN chief urges countries to adopt fossil fuel transition plans with timelines
The UN Secretary-General is urging nations to establish concrete timelines for transitioning away from fossil fuels.
- Faster electrification can slash energy import bills by $US400 billion, cut global oil use by 18 million ba...
Increased global electrification could reduce energy import costs by $400 billion and significantly lower oil consumption.
- NASA’s Management of the Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment-Continuity (GRACE-C) MissionStudy
An inspector general report evaluates NASA's management of the GRACE-C mission, which monitors Earth's water and ice mass changes.
- There are still nearly pristine coral reefs. They're a blueprint for coral restoration
Scientists are studying pristine coral reefs to develop restoration strategies for reefs threatened by warming ocean temperatures.
- ZET SCALE Orders 2500 Battery Electric Class 8 Trucks, Most Of Them From Tesla
ZET SCALE has ordered 2,500 battery-electric Class 8 trucks, primarily from Tesla, to expand its zero-emission logistics fleet.Also: Electrek
- New York, California ramp up fight against Trump’s offshore wind deals
New York and California officials are challenging federal efforts to block or stall offshore wind energy projects.
- Adding limestone to Mississippi River Basin farmlands acts as a major carbon sink, study findsStudy
A Yale-led study finds that adding limestone to farmland in the Mississippi River Basin effectively stores carbon dioxide in the soil.Also: Nature Climate Change $
- With federal funding windfall, X-energy advances small nuclear reactor
X-energy is advancing its small modular nuclear reactor project following a $1 billion federal funding award from the Department of Energy.
- The data center challenge: Massachusetts can lead on how to balance economic growth with clean energy
Massachusetts is developing a regulatory framework to balance the high energy demands of data centers with clean energy goals.
- Climate change is impacting our daily lives. Building an adaptation economy is vital
The World Economic Forum argues that developing an adaptation economy is essential to managing the daily impacts of climate change.
- Despite "real progress", third of countries still lack early warning systems
Despite some progress, one-third of countries still lack the early warning systems necessary to protect populations from climate-related disasters.
- UN backs push to upgrade grids slowing clean power uptake in Africa and Southeast Asia
The UN is supporting initiatives to modernize electrical grids in Africa and Southeast Asia to accelerate the adoption of clean energy.
- XPRIZE Wildfire Awards $4.55M to Innovators Advancing Wildfire Detection and Response
XPRIZE awarded $4.55 million to innovators developing new technologies for wildfire detection and response.
- Dryad Wins International XPRIZE Wildfire Award for Autonomous Wildfire Detection and Suppression
Dryad won an XPRIZE award for developing autonomous technology for wildfire detection and suppression.
- After deadly floods, Nepal needs funding and not 'sympathy,' environment minister tells DW
Nepal's environment minister calls for international climate funding rather than sympathy following deadly flooding events.
- GHGSat second-generation satellite to spot smaller methane leaksStudy
GHGSat is launching a second-generation satellite designed to detect and monitor smaller methane leaks from industrial sites.Also: SpaceNews
- Antonio Guterres Urges Governments to Adopt Fossil Fuel Phase-Out PlansReprint
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres calls on global governments to adopt formal plans for phasing out fossil fuels.
- Australia’s Victoria requires new data centres to bring their own renewable energy and storage
The Australian state of Victoria now requires new data centers to source their own renewable energy and battery storage.
- IEA: Faster Electrification Could Boost Energy Security and Cut Emissions - News and StatisticsStudy
The IEA reports that accelerating electrification can simultaneously enhance energy security and reduce global carbon emissions.
- South Korea tenders 6.6 GWh of six-hour storage under 15-year contracts
South Korea has issued a tender for 6.6 GWh of six-hour battery storage capacity under 15-year contracts.
- Taskforce on Net Zero Policy presents roadmap for boosting climate resilience investmentStudy
The Taskforce on Net Zero Policy released a roadmap aimed at increasing investment in climate resilience.
- 40 years after Chernobyl, Italy greenlights a return to nuclear energyReprint
Italy has officially approved a return to nuclear energy production four decades after the Chernobyl disaster.
- EU countries back carbon market changes to curb price spikes, diplomats say
EU diplomats confirmed member states agreed to changes in the carbon market to prevent extreme price volatility.
- Italian parliament backs Meloni's plan to restart nuclear power
The Italian parliament has approved the government's plan to restart the country's nuclear power program.
- Axios House: Power boom puts new pressure on U.S. grid
Rising electricity demand from data centers and manufacturing is placing significant new pressure on the United States power grid.
- The Fusion Industry Needs $10 Billion to Beat China
Industry leaders argue that $10 billion in federal investment is necessary for the U.S. to maintain leadership in nuclear fusion.
- Mayor Mamdani Announces Most Trees Planted in a Decade
New York City officials announced the planting of a record number of trees to help mitigate urban heat.
- Turkey Lays Out COP31 Agenda as China Seeks Larger Climate Diplomacy Role
Turkey outlines its agenda for COP31 as China seeks a more prominent role in international climate diplomacy.
- As climate disasters multiply, Indigenous governance offers a way forward
Indigenous governance models are increasingly recognized as effective strategies for managing climate-related disasters and building community resilience.
- In Peru’s high Andes, restoring ancient ecosystems could help protect water security
Restoring ancient Andean ecosystems is helping local communities improve water security in the face of a changing climate.
- Research project identifies pathways to climate-resilient water and soil managementStudy
The European Blue Transition project has released findings on strategies for climate-resilient water and soil management.
- BYD Launches Major 44-Metric Ton Electric Truck in IAA Transport
BYD introduced a 44-metric-ton electric tractor and megawatt charging technology for the European heavy-duty freight market.
- Toyota is finally taking its best-seller electricReprint
Toyota is preparing to launch an all-electric version of its best-selling Corolla model.
- A new fleet of electric school buses hits New York City streets
New York City has deployed a new fleet of electric school buses to reduce reliance on diesel fuel for student transportation.
- What Does The Nuclear Company Do?
New nuclear developer companies are emerging to manage the construction of new nuclear power plants in the United States.Also: Heatmap $
- The response to Nepal’s disaster is a test for global climate institutions
The international response to recent disasters in Nepal serves as a critical test for global climate governance and support institutions.
- Shrewsbury will change how it manages parks amid climate change
The town of Shrewsbury is updating its park management strategies to adapt to changing climate conditions.
- European innovation for a world facing more wildfires | SILVANUS Project | Results in Brief | H2020Study
The EU-funded SILVANUS project is developing new technologies to help manage and mitigate global wildfire risks.
- Why California Just Declared a State of Emergency Due to El Niño
California declares a state of emergency to mobilize resources in response to El Niño-related climate threats.Also: KCRA
- UN calls on Latin America to act ahead of ‘super’ El Niño climate event
The UN is calling on Latin American nations to implement preparedness measures ahead of the anticipated super El Niño.
- An electrified reformer at the centre of a methane reduction strategy
A new electrified reformer technology is being implemented to reduce methane emissions in industrial processes.
- Iceland’s Greenhouse-Gas Emissions Fell 3.9% in 2025Study
Iceland reported a 3.9% decrease in its national greenhouse gas emissions for the year 2025.
- Petronas and partners advance Southeast Asia Methane Emissions Technology Evaluation Centre through strategic collaboration
Petronas and partners are advancing a regional technology center in Southeast Asia to monitor and reduce methane emissions.
- TotalEnergies Approves Ima Gas Field With Permanent Methane Monitoring
TotalEnergies has approved the development of the Ima gas field, which will include permanent methane monitoring technology.
- More than 2 million signatures presented to UN in call for polluters to pay for climate damage
Over two million signatures were presented to the UN, demanding that major polluters be held financially accountable for climate damage.
- Ares Acquires 80% Stake in $800 Million U.S. Solar and Battery Portfolio from EDPR
Ares Management acquired an 80% stake in an $800 million U.S. solar and battery storage portfolio from EDPR.
- AI and grid-forming technologies: Unlocking greater value from renewable energy assets
AI and grid-forming technologies are being utilized to optimize the performance and value of renewable energy assets.
- Ohio's largest proposed solar farm gets OK. But will it be the last?
Ohio regulators approved the state's largest solar farm, raising questions about the future of large-scale solar development in the region.
- Chinese batteries and solar panels are ‘transforming energy systems’ globally
Chinese-manufactured batteries and solar panels are playing a major role in transforming global energy systems.
- United States Installs Record 18.9 GWh of Storage Capacity in Q2Reprint
The United States installed a record 18.9 GWh of energy storage capacity during the second quarter of the year.
- Bulky Molecules Keep Rival Defect-Fighters From Cancelling Each Other Out in Perovskite Solar CellsStudy
Researchers developed a method using bulky molecules to improve the efficiency and stability of perovskite solar cells.Also: Nature Climate Change $
- Canal-Top Photovoltaics: How India’s Canals Can Power Solar Energy
India is exploring the potential of installing solar photovoltaic panels over canal networks to generate power while reducing water evaporation.
- New BEV models up by 85, doubling since 2023 – the SMMTStudy
The SMMT reports that the number of new battery electric vehicle models available in the UK has doubled since 2023.
- Batteries may unlock grid potential for extra 150 GW of solar in Germany
Battery deployment could enable the integration of an additional 150 GW of solar capacity into the German power grid.
- Lava Blue hosts Australia’s first grid-connected sodium-sulphur battery
Lava Blue has commissioned Australia's first grid-connected sodium-sulphur battery system.
- US storage installations hit 18.9 GWhStudy
Total US energy storage installations have reached 18.9 GWh.
- JPMorgan Seeks Top Role in Financing Overhaul of Aging US Grid
JPMorgan is seeking a leading role in financing the modernization of the aging United States electrical grid.
- NYC Pensions Eye Private Markets in $5 Billion Green Allocation
New York City pension funds are planning a $5 billion allocation toward green investments in private markets.
- Watch John Kerry on the Future of Climate Action
John Kerry discusses the future trajectory of global climate action and international policy.
- Watch Ajay Banga on Investing in Energy, Resilience
World Bank President Ajay Banga discusses strategies for financing energy transitions and building climate resilience in developing nations.
- HVAC startup Mojave raises $19 million to boost sales and manufacturing
HVAC startup Mojave raised $19 million to scale manufacturing of energy-efficient cooling technology.
- Chris Levesque, the head of TerraPower, believes his company can build faster and safer nuclear power.
TerraPower CEO Chris Levesque outlines his company's strategy for accelerating the deployment of safer nuclear energy technologies.
- Bentley unveils Torcal, its first EV: 888 PS, 375 miles of range
Bentley has unveiled the Torcal, the luxury brand's first all-electric SUV model.
- New Yorkers want more protection from the heat after a sweltering summer
New York City residents are calling for increased government protections against heat following a record-breaking summer.
- Small businesses slow to take up WA’s new electric truck vouchers
Small businesses in Washington state are showing slow adoption rates for new state-funded electric truck vouchers.Also: KUOW
- Victoria invests $8m in freight and warehouse decarbonisation
The Australian state of Victoria is investing $8 million to support the decarbonization of freight and warehouse operations.
- Tim Latimer discusses pulling the Earth’s heat from the ground, and escaping partisan politics.
Tim Latimer discusses the potential of geothermal energy as a non-partisan solution to climate change.
- Livestock grazing may boost soil carbon storage in Iceland's subarctic grasslandsStudy
New research suggests that controlled livestock grazing in subarctic grasslands may enhance soil carbon storage.
- Get paid to charge, a free charger, *and* save the grid with a new GM EV in CAReprint
General Motors and PG&E are offering incentives for new EV buyers in California that include free charging equipment and grid-balancing rewards.
- Trucks gone wild! VinFast launches VF Wild EREV pickupReprint
VinFast has launched the VF Wild, an extended-range electric pickup truck featuring off-road capabilities and a long total driving range.
- Climate Cooling Initiative Launches Global Effort to Advance Nature-Based Cooling
A new initiative has launched to promote nature-based cooling solutions globally.
- How to survive a drought emergency: Lessons learned from a ‘miserable’ year for the Colorado River basin
Water managers share lessons learned from severe drought in the Colorado River basin to improve future emergency preparedness.
- Stage 2 drought, preparedness-plan updates recommended
Tucson officials recommend updating local drought preparedness plans to address ongoing water scarcity risks.
- Africa – GHACOF 74 : The region is preparing for extreme rainfall
Regional climate experts in Africa are meeting to coordinate preparations for expected extreme rainfall events.
- Painful Lessons From ʻIniki Help Kauaʻi Homes Weather Hurricane Lowell
Lessons learned from Hurricane Iniki have helped residents in Kauaʻi improve home resilience against subsequent storms.
- Miami-Dade County enhances park's climate resiliency and recreational opportunities
Miami-Dade County is upgrading park infrastructure to improve climate resilience and provide recreational benefits.
- A Startup Wants to Power Data Centers With ‘Supercritical’ Carbon Dioxide
A startup is developing technology to use supercritical carbon dioxide for powering data centers.
- Emissions from Regal Rexnord’s operations and energy use fell 32.3% since 2022.Study
Regal Rexnord reported a 32.3% reduction in operational and energy-related greenhouse gas emissions since 2022.
- BASF launches paper coating dispersions with reduced Product Carbon Footprint designed to enable cost-effective CO2 reduction
BASF has launched new paper coating dispersions designed to lower product carbon footprints and reduce CO2 emissions.
- Cefmof Hydrogen backs carbon-to-syngas startup Reduciner with €1.5M
Cefmof Hydrogen has invested €1.5 million in Reduciner, a startup focused on converting carbon into syngas.
- Electric ferries cut CO₂ emissions | Molslinjen case studyStudy
A case study of Molslinjen's electric ferry operations demonstrates a significant reduction in carbon dioxide emissions.
- Infinium launches mSAF platform, extending its commercial product offerings to methane feedstocks
Infinium has launched a platform to produce sustainable aviation fuel using methane feedstocks.Also: PR Newswire
- Dairy farms trial 200 measures to cut emissions
Dairy farms are testing 200 different measures aimed at reducing their operational greenhouse gas emissions.
- 'Solar For All, Everywhere': Global Leaders Pitch the Sun as a Solution to Climate Crisis in Open Letter
Global leaders signed an open letter advocating for the rapid expansion of solar energy as a primary climate solution.
- The renewable energy deal that looks cheap on paper can leave data centers most exposed
Data centers face financial and operational risks when relying on certain renewable energy procurement strategies for their power needs.
- Europe has built renewables - now it has to learn how to run them
Europe faces the challenge of optimizing grid management and operational efficiency following a period of rapid renewable energy infrastructure growth.
- Santa Barbara County Approves Landmark Permitting Framework for Utility-Scale Solar and Battery Storage
Santa Barbara County has adopted a new permitting framework to streamline the development of utility-scale solar and battery storage projects.
- How transferability and US-China tensions are transforming US BESS and renewables financing
US-China trade tensions and tax credit transferability are significantly reshaping the financing landscape for battery storage and renewable energy projects.
- Climate Week NYC: Renewable Supply Gaps Grow as States Push Carbon Removal
Increasing demand for carbon removal projects is highlighting gaps in the current supply of renewable energy.
- Landmark service boosts renewable energy rollout
A new service has been launched to streamline and accelerate the deployment of renewable energy projects.
- Zelestra begins construction on 38.5 MWdc Detershagen solar project in Germany
Zelestra has begun construction on a 38.5 MWdc solar project located in Detershagen, Germany.
- Levi's & M&S: Facilitators of Renewable Energy Procurement
Retailers Levi's and M&S are actively facilitating the procurement of renewable energy within their supply chains.
- Albania Drafts Rules for Renewable Energy Communities Under Law 24/2023 - News and Statistics
Albania is drafting new regulations to support the development of renewable energy communities under existing national law.
- Energy Transition Shifts Toward Batteries and Grid Upgrades as Solar Imports Slow
Ukraine's energy transition is increasingly focusing on battery storage and grid infrastructure upgrades as solar imports decline.
- India’s EV Battery Demand Is Set to Soar. Recycling Could Change the Math
Rising demand for electric vehicle batteries in India highlights the potential for recycling to mitigate resource constraints.
- HCMC road map to switch to electric vehicles not feasible, experts warn
Experts warn that Ho Chi Minh City's current roadmap for transitioning to electric vehicles is not feasible.
- New electric model hitting UK market every fortnight
The UK market is seeing the introduction of a new electric vehicle model every two weeks.
- Mirova invests €65 million in Nordic battery storage developed by Ingrid Capacity
Mirova invested €65 million into Nordic battery storage projects developed by Ingrid Capacity.
- UK regulator looks to cut down BESS interconnection backlog with extra financial commitment
The UK regulator is introducing financial measures to reduce the interconnection backlog for battery energy storage systems.
- Nio Opens First Solar-Powered, Off-Grid Battery Swap Station in China
Nio launched its first solar-powered, off-grid battery swap station in China.
- Heat storage could let factories use power when prices are low, then draw on the heat later.
New heat storage technology could allow factories to utilize electricity during off-peak pricing periods.
- Election 2026: Solar emerges as rare point of agreement on energy and climate
Solar energy has become a rare area of bipartisan agreement regarding energy and climate policy ahead of the 2026 election.
- Watch COP31 President on Government's Role in Climate Action
The COP31 president outlines the role of government policy in achieving international climate goals.
- The economics and barriers of electric terminal tractors
An industry report examines the economic challenges and operational barriers to adopting electric terminal tractors in logistics.
- US$300mn in Chile grid, storage projects seek environmental approval
Grid and energy storage projects worth $300 million are currently seeking environmental approval in Chile.
- Axios House: Sustainable travel goals are a "team" sport, transportation leaders say
Transportation leaders emphasize the need for collaborative efforts to achieve sustainable travel goals.
- Virginia’s Governor Calls for ‘Rules of the Road’ on Data Centers
Virginia officials are proposing new regulations to manage the environmental and energy impacts of data centers.
- Rooftop solar is slumping right now, but Mary Powell sees a bright future.
Despite a current slump in the rooftop solar market, industry leaders remain optimistic about long-term growth.
- Erin Brockovich and Justin Pearson Urge Communities to Act Against Data Centers
Erin Brockovich and Justin Pearson are organizing community opposition to the environmental impact of data centers.
- Utility giant Exelon’s climate arm backs grid-planning firm Continuum
Exelon’s climate-focused investment arm has provided financial backing to Continuum, a firm specializing in electrical grid planning.
- Phosphate-Free Wildfire Retardant Network Grows to More Than 30 Applicators
The use of phosphate-free wildfire retardants is expanding as more applicators adopt the technology.
- In 2012, 18,000 volunteers classified 1 million cyclone images; their crowdsourced assessments helped scieStudy
Crowdsourced data from thousands of volunteers has historically helped scientists improve cyclone classification and research.
- UK to join new EU ocean science scheme amid El Nino concerns
The UK will join an EU ocean science initiative to better monitor climate-related impacts like El Niño.
- UK Dairy Farmers Expand Efforts to Reduce Greenhouse Gas EmissionsReprint
Dairy farmers in the United Kingdom are implementing new strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from their operations.
- De Beers 2025 Sustainability Report Tracks Carbon Cuts, Conservation and Community ProgressStudy
De Beers' 2025 sustainability report outlines progress in carbon emission reductions and conservation efforts across its operations.
- Covestro Launches Lower-Carbon pMDI Grade for Insulation
Covestro has introduced a lower-carbon version of pMDI, a chemical used in building insulation materials.
- Hydro Ottawa energizes first lower-carbon substation, setting a new design standard for a growing gridReprint
Hydro Ottawa has launched a new electrical substation designed to operate with a lower carbon footprint.
- Unravel Carbon’s agentic AI platform accelerates firms towards net-zero goals
Unravel Carbon has launched an AI-driven platform designed to help corporations accelerate their progress toward net-zero goals.
- Milwaukee leaders celebrate largest solar project in city history
Milwaukee officials have inaugurated the largest solar energy project in the city's history.
- Meta Backs 144MW Texas Solar Farm in Seventh Deal with Apex
Meta has partnered with Apex Clean Energy to develop a 144MW solar farm in Texas, marking their seventh collaboration.
- Solar energy producers targeting open US market
Solar energy manufacturers are increasingly targeting the United States market to expand their international footprint.
- Levi Strauss, M&S, Schneider Electric Launch Fashion Supply Chain Clean Energy Initiative
Major corporations including Levi Strauss and Schneider Electric have launched an initiative to decarbonize the fashion industry supply chain.
- Aligning Data Centres and Large Loads Growth With Grid ResilienceStudy
A report outlines strategies for managing the energy demands of data centers while maintaining grid resilience and stability.
- Silicon solar cells could cut satellite power costs by up to 90%Study
Researchers suggest that silicon solar cells could significantly reduce power costs for satellite operations.
- Intersolar Mexico 2027: Record Growth in Solar Participation
Intersolar Mexico 2027 reported record levels of participation, reflecting growth in the regional solar market.
- Infinity Power pursues insurance for Côte d’Ivoire solar plants after securing project financing
Infinity Power is securing insurance for its solar projects in Côte d’Ivoire following successful project financing.
- Could Solar Power and Weather-Smart Drones Solve Farm Sensors’ Battery Life Problem?Clickbait
New research explores whether solar power and drone technology can address battery life limitations in agricultural sensor networks.
- Worcester County Zero-Emissions Vehicle Share Jumps to 2.21% as Charging Access Lags
Electric vehicle adoption in Worcester County reached 2.21 percent, though growth is hindered by limited charging infrastructure.
- Holistic Plan for Fair EV Infrastructure Growth
A new plan outlines strategies for ensuring equitable growth in electric vehicle charging infrastructure.Also: today.uconn.edu, UConn Today
- Emerging Battery Technologies Market To 2035: Solid-State and Sodium-Ion Scale-Up Driven by Grid Storage and EV Demand - News and StatisticsStudy
Market forecasts suggest solid-state and sodium-ion battery technologies will scale significantly by 2035 due to grid and EV demand.
- Trina Storage Unveils Elementa Hybrid Genset for AI Data Centers - News and Statistics
Trina Storage has launched a hybrid generator system designed to provide battery storage for AI data centers.Also: energy-storage.news
- Standardising climate services to deliver impactful change | Climateurope2 Project | Results in Brief | HORIZONStudy
The Climateurope2 project is working to standardize climate services to improve their effectiveness and impact.
- Autonomy Adds ID.4 EVs To Easy-Access Subscription Service Lineup
The subscription service Autonomy has added Volkswagen ID.4 electric vehicles to its fleet to increase consumer access to EVs.
- Bentley tests wealthy buyers’ interest in going electric with first full EV
Bentley is gauging market interest among wealthy consumers with the launch of its first full electric vehicle.
- CPI at the 2026 Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group
The Climate Policy Initiative outlines its participation and objectives for the upcoming IMF and World Bank annual meetings.
- Sadyr Japarov Calls on the Global Community to Save and Preserve Issyk-Kul
Kyrgyzstan's president called for international cooperation to preserve the Issyk-Kul lake ecosystem.
- North Dakota Industrial Commission Awards $611,862 for Renewable Energy Projects
The North Dakota Industrial Commission has awarded over $600,000 in funding to support various renewable energy projects within the state.
- Covestro raises renewable energy share to over 25%
Chemical company Covestro has increased its share of renewable energy consumption to over 25% of its total energy mix.
- Metris Raises $5 Million to Scale AI-Powered Renewable Energy Asset Management Platform
Metris has secured $5 million in funding to develop an AI-driven platform for managing renewable energy assets.
- Stonepeak injects equity in renewables platform AMPYR Distributed
Investment firm Stonepeak has provided new equity funding to support the growth of the renewable energy platform AMPYR Distributed.
- Envision Energy Advances Southeastern Europe's Wind Market
Envision Energy is expanding its wind energy operations and market presence across Southeastern Europe.
- Procopio Helps Secure Unanimous Approval for Major San Diego County Solar and Battery Storage Project
A major solar and battery storage project in San Diego County has received unanimous approval from local authorities.
- Albania moves closer to renewable energy communities
Albania is advancing its regulatory framework to support the development of community-based renewable energy projects.
- Pisgah installs additional solar projects for Asheville community housing developer
Pisgah Energy has completed additional solar installations for a community housing developer in Asheville.
- Vanadium Gains A New Role In Long-duration Energy Storage
Vanadium is increasingly being utilized as a key material for long-duration energy storage technologies.
- Battery Packaging Market Expands as EV Gigafactories andReprint
The battery packaging market is expanding in response to the growth of EV gigafactories and energy storage infrastructure.
- UToledo To Celebrate Expansion of Health Science Campus Solar Array
The University of Toledo is expanding the solar energy array located at its health science campus.
- China New EnergyClickbait
A brief mention of new energy developments in China.
- Solar overtakes coal as China's top power source by installed capacity
Solar power has surpassed coal as the leading source of electricity in China based on installed capacity.Also: People's Daily Online
- Carbon Removal Falls Short as World Blows Past 1.5C Target
Current carbon removal technologies are insufficient to meet global climate goals as temperatures exceed the 1.5C threshold.
- Analysis: Nepal’s $20m ‘loss-and-damage’ claim only covers 0.7% of flood costsStudy
Analysis shows that Nepal's requested $20 million in UN loss-and-damage funding covers less than one percent of the costs from recent floods.
- Illinois EPA releases ‘Comprehensive Climate Action Plan’ to reach ‘net zero’ emissions
The Illinois EPA has launched a comprehensive plan to achieve net-zero emissions in the state.Also: CBS News, Beaumont Enterprise, ottumwacourier.com, breezecourier.com, Audacy, Audacy, Capitol City Now, Evanston Now, 1470 & 100.3 WMBD, Capitol News Illinois and 2 others
- Colorado regulators approve stronger rules to cut methane emissions from oil and gas production
Colorado regulators have approved stricter rules aimed at reducing methane emissions from oil and gas operations.
- Solar panels are flooding Africa faster than any power source in history and investors are rushing to keep up as 173 of 322 new energy projects announced in 2025 chose solar over coal, wind, or hydropower with capacity tripling in a single year to a record 11.
Solar energy capacity in Africa is growing rapidly, with solar projects significantly outpacing coal, wind, and hydropower in 2025.
- U.S. Energy Storage Market Posts Record 18.9 GWh in Q2 as Longer-Duration Systems Drive GrowthStudy
The U.S. energy storage market reached a record 18.9 GWh in the second quarter, driven by increased deployment of longer-duration systems.Also: Solar Builder
- Solar and wind generation meet record 80% of power demand on Australia’s national grid
Solar and wind energy provided a record 80% of the electricity demand on Australia’s national grid.
- Landscape of Climate Finance in Latin America and the CaribbeanStudy
A new report details the current landscape and requirements for climate finance in Latin America and the Caribbean.
- Battery Geopolitics: Inside the High-Tech Race to Store Energy
A report examines the geopolitical competition surrounding the development and supply chains of battery technologies for energy storage.
- Turkey's COP31 President lays out summit's agenda at UNReprint
The COP31 President from Turkey outlined the upcoming climate summit's agenda during a UN address.
- US awards $99 million for geothermal drilling, technology projects
The US government awarded $99 million in funding to support geothermal drilling and related technology projects.
- The UN Says Carbon Removal Is Necessary. Who Will Cover the Cost?
The UN emphasizes the necessity of carbon removal technologies while questioning who will bear the financial burden of implementation.Also: Bloomberg $
- Electrification takes centre stage as Hormuz shock spurs countries to seek to enhance energy securityStudy
Energy security concerns following a supply shock are accelerating global efforts toward electrification and clean energy adoption.
- Brazil has made gains against Amazon deforestation, but lasting protection is a challengeStudy
Brazil recorded a 23.5% reduction in Amazon deforestation in 2025, marking a significant step toward national climate goals.
- IRENA: Global renewable capacity additions must double, but solar PV potential makes this ‘feasible’Study
IRENA reports that doubling global renewable capacity is feasible if solar PV deployment is significantly accelerated.
- Sunrun, Tesla Deploy 580 MW from VPP to Aid California’s Grid During Heat Wave
Sunrun and Tesla utilized a virtual power plant to supply 580 MW to California's grid during a heat wave.
- Amid extreme weather, church resilience hubs provide safety
Religious organizations are establishing resilience hubs to provide community safety during extreme weather events.Also: C40 Cities
- A powerful El Niño is brewing. Newsom wants California ready for the worst
California Governor Gavin Newsom is preparing the state for potential extreme weather impacts associated with an intensifying El Niño event.
- Sunrun and Tesla deliver record 580MW to California grid amid heatwave
Sunrun and Tesla provided a record 580MW of power to the California grid during a recent heatwave.Also: energy-storage.news
- Cheap Chinese solar panels fuel global race for rooftop power
The global market for rooftop solar is expanding rapidly due to the availability of low-cost solar panels from China.Also: Business News Nigeria
- Global Renewable Power Capacity: Quick Growth Needed by 2030Study
Industry analysis highlights the urgent need for rapid growth in global renewable power capacity to meet 2030 objectives.Also: SolarQuarter
- Renewables power 80 per cent of NEM for the first time
Renewable energy sources provided 80 percent of the power for Australia's National Electricity Market for the first time.Also: Energy Magazine
- “More cheap, clean sovereign energy:” Bowen and market operator celebrate new renewables record
Australian officials and market operators highlighted a new record for renewable energy generation in the national grid.Also: Renew Economy
- Top Renewable Energy Projects in the US 2026: Solar, Wind and Battery Storage Drive Record 86 GW Expansion
The U.S. is on track for a record 86 GW expansion of renewable energy and battery storage projects by 2026.
- California signs six bills to speed EV adoption, charging
California enacted six new legislative bills aimed at accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles and expanding charging infrastructure.Also: Automotive World
- Global Grid-Scale BESS Commissioning Reaches 20,855MWh in August - News and StatisticsStudy
Global grid-scale battery energy storage system commissioning reached 20,855 MWh in August.
- Renewables: Grid shortages are forcing India to produce and waste green energy
Grid infrastructure limitations are forcing India to curtail and waste significant amounts of renewable energy.
- 21GWh BESS deployed globally in August: One-fifth in Saudi Arabia, European activity soarsStudy
Global battery storage deployments reached 21 GWh in August, with significant growth in Saudi Arabia and Europe.
- Lab launches 2027 search for climate finance innovations in Brazil, Africa, Asia-Pacific, India, and Latin AmericaStudy
The Climate Policy Initiative is seeking new climate finance innovations for implementation across several global regions by 2027.
- R.I. joins lawsuit against Trump administration deals canceling offshore wind projectsReprint
Rhode Island joined a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's cancellation of offshore wind energy projects.
- Greta Thunberg Is Taking Sweden to Court Over Climate Crisis Again
Greta Thunberg and her organization are suing the Swedish government for failing to take sufficient action against the climate crisis.
- Watch Murat Kurum Outlines COP31 Action Plan
Turkish official Murat Kurum outlines proposed climate action plans and strategies ahead of the COP31 summit.
- The electro-fortification of Britain꞉ the next national technology transition
Ember analyzes the necessary technological and infrastructure transitions required to fully electrify the British economy.
- Fairness-based pathways shift emissions cuts while preserving global climate goalsStudy
New research suggests that incorporating fairness into climate models can help achieve global emissions targets more effectively.
- Tackling Contrails Could Avoid 10 Years of Aviation-Related Climate Warming — New ResearchStudy
New research suggests that managing aircraft contrails could significantly reduce the climate warming impact of the aviation industry.
- R.I. judge reverses Trump administration’s cancellation of $7B solar grant program
A judge reversed the cancellation of a federal solar grant program, though the decision faces potential appeal.
- Are the next climate litigants tenants? Extreme heat and public housing is going to court.
Legal advocates are exploring litigation to hold landlords accountable for extreme heat conditions in public housing.
- 140,000 home batteries generated 580 MW to save California grid during heat wave
A network of 140,000 residential batteries successfully provided 580 MW to support the California power grid during a recent heat wave.
- Nepal’s PM heads to UN to hold emitters responsible for climate disasters
Nepal's Prime Minister is traveling to the UN to advocate for holding major carbon emitters accountable for climate-driven disasters.
- Nepal seeks funds from UN climate disaster fund - ABC listen
Nepal is seeking financial assistance from the UN's climate disaster fund to address the impacts of recent flooding.
- Nigeria launches $300 million clean energy fund to scale off-grid power access
Nigeria has launched a $300 million fund to expand off-grid clean energy access across the country.
- Texas geothermal company gets $135 million funding boost to continue superhot rock exploration at Oregon’s Newberry Volcano
A geothermal company received $135 million in funding to continue superhot rock energy exploration at Oregon's Newberry Volcano.
- Victoria proposes mandating new data centres source their own green power
The Australian state of Victoria is proposing a mandate requiring new data centers to source their own green power.
- US govt awards USD 99m for geothermal tests, drilling
The U.S. government has awarded $99 million in funding to support geothermal energy testing and drilling projects.
- Maharashtra's New Energy Regulations: Aiming for 50% Renewables
Maharashtra has introduced new energy regulations aiming to increase the state's renewable energy share to 50%.
- Global biofuel output to jump nearly 70% by 2030 due to Gulf energy crisis, study findsStudy
A new study projects global biofuel production will increase by nearly 70% by 2030 due to energy supply concerns.
- COP31 presidency announces AI energy use pledge
The COP31 presidency announced a new pledge to address the energy consumption associated with artificial intelligence.
- India is producing more green energy - but wasting a lot of it
India is rapidly expanding green energy capacity but faces significant challenges with transmission infrastructure and energy waste.
- This new concrete is stronger and pulls CO2 from the airStudy
Researchers developed a stronger concrete mixture using biochar and zeolite that is capable of sequestering carbon dioxide.Also: SciTechDaily
- Rivian R3 will be ‘materially’ cheaper than R2, and R4 goes even lowerReprint
Rivian plans to release more affordable crossover models, the R3 and R4, following the upcoming R2 vehicle.
- Volkswagen’s new EVs are so popular that the company is now cutting ICE shiftsReprint
Volkswagen is reducing production shifts for internal combustion engine vehicles due to higher consumer demand for its new electric models.
- (Re)insurers can help draw private capital to climate adaptation, paper saysStudy
A new report suggests that the insurance industry can play a key role in mobilizing private capital for climate adaptation.
- Magnitude and frequency of hurricane experiences shape community preparedness in distinct waysStudy
A new study finds that the frequency and magnitude of past hurricane experiences significantly influence how communities prepare for future storms.
- New Global Recommendations Help Countries Safeguard Nationality and Protect Stateless People Amid Climate Crisis
New global recommendations aim to protect the nationality and rights of people displaced by climate-related crises.
- Ebeye Seawall Shields Marshall Islands Community from Rising Seas
A newly constructed seawall on Ebeye is protecting the Marshall Islands community from the impacts of sea-level rise.
- Juneau races to find ‘lasting solution’ to annual glacial floods
Juneau officials are seeking long-term adaptation strategies to manage recurring glacial outburst floods.
- Building Codes, Buy Clean, and Beyond: An Embodied Carbon State Policy PlaybookStudy
The NRDC released a policy playbook for states to address embodied carbon through building codes and procurement standards.
- Scientists turn carbon dioxide into fully recyclable high-performance plastics
Researchers have developed a method to convert captured carbon dioxide into high-performance, fully recyclable plastics.
- Catalonia joins methane coalition to target waste and farming pollution
Catalonia has joined an international coalition focused on reducing methane emissions from the waste and agricultural sectors.
- Montauk Renewables opens $200 million biogas facility in North Carolina
Montauk Renewables has opened a new $200 million biogas facility in North Carolina to convert waste into energy.
- Smart Soil Strategies Could Boost Rice Yields and Slash Emissions Across AsiaStudy
New soil management strategies in rice cultivation could increase crop yields while significantly reducing methane emissions across Asia.
- Finch, Two Years on: What Has the Landmark Climate Ruling Changed?
An assessment of the impact of the landmark Finch climate ruling two years after the court decision.Also: Impakter
- Climate Week NYC Kicks off With World Leaders’ Commitments to ActionReprint
Climate Week NYC has commenced with various world leaders making new commitments to climate action.
- After Hormuz, Nepal and wildfires, people want action to make polluters pay
Public demand for climate accountability and 'polluter pays' policies is rising following recent global climate-related disasters.Also: gazettengr.com
- Nigeria’s grid faces residential exit as solar costs keep falling
Falling costs for solar technology are leading more Nigerian households to disconnect from the national grid.
- Perovskite Solar Cells Generate Power 10 Meters Underwater by Capturing Blue-Green LightStudy
Researchers developed perovskite solar cells capable of generating electricity underwater by capturing blue-green light spectrums.Also: xenospectrum.com
- High-mileage electric cars are more reliable than petrol ones, study findsStudy
A study indicates that high-mileage electric vehicles demonstrate higher reliability compared to their petrol counterparts.Also: Electrek
- Massachusetts Invests $40 Million in On-Site Battery Storage to Enhance Grid Resiliency
Massachusetts is investing $40 million into on-site battery storage projects to improve electrical grid resiliency.
- UK: NESO looks to tackle BESS repetitive re-trading
The UK's National Energy System Operator is investigating measures to address repetitive re-trading in the battery storage market.Also: energy-storage.news
- GridStor wins financing for 400 MWh BESS in Arizona, tolling secured with state utility
GridStor secured financing for a 400 MWh battery storage project in Arizona with a utility tolling agreement.
- UK Grid Operator Weighs Curbs on Battery Storage Re-Trading
The UK's National Energy System Operator is considering new regulations to limit repetitive re-trading of battery storage capacity.Also: indexbox.io
- Chile tests grid-forming tech at 48 MW/275 MWh BESS
Chile is testing grid-forming technology at a 48 MW/275 MWh battery storage facility.
- Covenergo and Delta Capacity begin construction on 300MWh AKKU One BESS in Finland
Construction has begun on the 300 MWh AKKU One battery storage project in Finland.
- Fluence and LEAG Clean Power start the construction of their second battery storage project to support Germany’s energy transition
Fluence and LEAG Clean Power have started construction on their second battery storage project in Germany.Also: Batteries News
- ING Capital, KeyBanc, Zions & GridStor Close $220MM Debt Financing AgreementReprint
GridStor has finalized a $220 million debt financing agreement with ING Capital, KeyBanc, and Zions Bank for battery storage projects.Also: ABF Journal
- JPMorgan Sees ‘Big Shift’ in Debt Market’s View of Climate Risk
JPMorgan reports a significant shift in how the debt market evaluates and prices climate-related financial risks.
- Turkey’s Environment Minister Lays Out Agenda for COP31 Summit
Turkey's environment minister outlines the country's agenda and priorities for the upcoming COP31 climate summit.
- International leaders rally behind action on clean cooking access in Africa ahead of 2027 Nairobi Summit
International leaders are coordinating efforts to expand access to clean cooking solutions in Africa ahead of the 2027 Nairobi Summit.
- Leaders discuss potential to accelerate electrification at COP31-IEA High-Level Dialogue in New York
Global leaders met to discuss strategies for accelerating electrification as a key component of climate and energy policy.
- A clean energy source is buried under the desert, but it takes water to use it
A report examines the water-intensive requirements of a clean energy source located beneath desert regions.Also: Grist
- Abu Dhabi Introduces Mandatory Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reporting And Verification Framework
Abu Dhabi has implemented a mandatory framework for reporting and verifying greenhouse gas emissions.Also: مكتب أبوظبي الإعلامي
- Over 2m signatures delivered to UN in global ‘Make Polluters Pay’ campaign
Over two million signatures were delivered to the UN demanding that fossil fuel companies pay for climate damages.
- Saudi Arabia adds 7 GW of solar and wind, 14 GWh of BESS in 2026
Saudi Arabia added 7 GW of solar and wind capacity along with 14 GWh of battery storage in 2026.
- Ann Arbor launches community-owned solar utility with battery backup
Ann Arbor, Michigan, has launched a community-owned solar utility program that includes battery backup storage for residents.
- Maharashtra Proposes Grid Code Rules for Battery Energy Storage Systems
The Indian state of Maharashtra has proposed new grid code regulations specifically for battery energy storage systems.Also: monash.edu
- RWE Approves 400 MW/1,100 MWh Battery Storage Project at Moerdijk in Netherlands
RWE has approved the construction of a 400 MW, 1,100 MWh battery storage project in the Netherlands.
- Georgia Residents Sue Over OpenAI Data Center
Georgia residents and environmental advocates filed a second lawsuit against a massive OpenAI data center project over environmental concerns.
- Offshore wind job training built for a boom is facing down a bust
Offshore wind job training programs are struggling as the industry faces economic headwinds and project delays.
- Brazil creates four Amazon reserves as plans to pave rainforest highway advance
Brazil established four new Amazon reserves to mitigate environmental damage from the planned paving of the BR-319 highway.
- Why Tugboats Fit Batteries Better Than Their Power Ratings Suggest
Battery-powered tugboats are proving effective for harbor operations, overcoming initial concerns regarding thrust and reliability in demanding maritime conditions.
- Lamppost EV Charging Joins Curbside Charging To Open Urban Charging BottlenecksReprint
Startup Voltpost is scaling urban EV charging infrastructure by retrofitting existing lampposts for rapid installation.
- Toyota’s popular $15,000 Chinese EV spotted testing overseas in RHD [Images]Reprint
Toyota is testing a right-hand drive version of its popular Chinese-market bZ3X electric SUV, signaling potential global availability.
- How 4 companies are taking action to tackle extreme heat at work
Four major companies are implementing new strategies to protect their employees from the risks of extreme heat in the workplace.
- A bright future for drought-resistant sunflowers | HelEx Project | Results in Brief | HORIZONStudy
The HelEx project reports progress in developing drought-resistant sunflower varieties to adapt to changing climates.
- New Jersey DEP adds three regions to climate resilience planning program
New Jersey's Department of Environmental Protection has expanded its climate resilience planning program to include three additional regions.Also: WRNJ Radio
- Rivian Says The R2 Has Half The Carbon Footprint Of An R1S
Rivian reports that its upcoming R2 electric vehicle model has half the carbon footprint of its existing R1S model.
- Building decarbonization blueprint looks at emissions ‘beyond core building operations’: USGBC
The USGBC has released a new blueprint for building decarbonization that addresses emissions beyond standard operational energy use.
- Northeast Iowa city vows to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions by mid-century
A city in Northeast Iowa has officially committed to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
- 23% of Global Firms Adopt Internal Carbon Price: McKinseyStudy
A McKinsey report indicates that 23% of global firms have now adopted internal carbon pricing mechanisms.
- Polis Administration Urged to Confront Unchecked Air Pollution From State’s Largest Coal Mine
The Center for Biological Diversity is pressuring the Colorado administration to address air pollution and methane emissions from a major coal mine.
- Turning Multiple Tons of Food Waste into Renewable Energy
New initiatives are scaling up the conversion of food waste into renewable energy sources.
- Marine Biodiesel Hits Record Low, Undercuts Fossil Fuels
Marine biodiesel prices have reached a record low, making the renewable fuel more cost-competitive than traditional fossil fuels.
- The road to 300: Republic Services details electric fleet strategy
Republic Services is detailing its strategy to transition its waste collection fleet to 300 electric vehicles.
- Welsh public sector EV fleet delivers £1.9m annual savings and cuts reliance on diesel
The Welsh public sector reports annual savings of £1.9 million and reduced diesel reliance after transitioning to an electric fleet.Also: Review Energy, greenfleet.net, Review Energy, greenfleet.net, DM News, Wales 247, Wales 247, nation.cymru, The Pembrokeshire Herald, Wired-Gov and 2 others
- Waena battery storage project hits key milestone, will strengthen Maui grid and support renewables
The Waena battery storage project in Maui reached a development milestone, aiming to support grid stability and renewable energy integration.Also: Maui Now
- Branch Energy Secures $33M to Expand Distributed Battery Storage, Grid integration
Branch Energy raised $33 million to expand its distributed battery storage and grid integration services.Also: citybiz, Mercomindia.com
- Lower energy costs, community benefits drive 30% battery growth rate: RMIStudy
RMI reports that battery storage capacity is growing at 30% annually, driven by lower costs and community benefits.
- Watch Mike Bloomberg on the Role of Business in Climate Action
Mike Bloomberg discusses the role of the private sector in driving climate action and sustainability initiatives.
- Watch Private Sector Leaders on Implementing Climate Goals
Private sector leaders discuss strategies for implementing corporate climate goals and sustainability targets.
- Watch COP31 Business Forum Chair on Climate Goals
The COP31 business forum chair discusses the role of the private sector in meeting climate objectives.
- Could Abandoned Mines House Pennsylvania’s Unwanted Data Centers?
Researchers are exploring the use of abandoned Pennsylvania mines to house data centers, potentially mitigating their high energy and land-use impacts.
- The Philippines Is Taking Its Electric Love Bus Beyond Metro Manila
The Philippines is expanding its electric bus program to additional cities to promote public EV adoption.
- Philippine President Pushes Local Production of Electric Tricycles, Jeepneys
The Philippine government is promoting the local manufacturing of electric tricycles and jeepneys to support clean energy goals.
- Did the Sun Set Last Week on Suncor’s Clean Air Act Preemption Theory?
A legal analysis examines the implications of a recent court decision regarding Suncor’s Clean Air Act preemption theory.
- IEEFA submission to the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water 2026-27 Safeguard Mechanism ReviewStudy
IEEFA submitted recommendations for the 2026-27 review of Australia's Safeguard Mechanism to improve climate policy effectiveness.
- Symposium on Climate (Im)Mobility and the African Court’s Climate Advisory Opinion: A Shared Call for Climate Justice - The Amicus Submissions Before the African Court
A symposium explores amicus submissions to the African Court regarding climate justice and the rights of those displaced by climate change.
- Research Roundup: Brain breakthroughs, extreme heat solutions and wildfire tracking innovationStudy
Stanford University researchers are developing new technologies for wildfire tracking and solutions to mitigate the impacts of extreme heat.
- Dow and Amcor target Scope 3 packaging emissions with carbon ledger
Dow and Amcor are implementing a carbon ledger system to track and reduce Scope 3 packaging emissions.
- CATL Achieves 2025 Core Operation Carbon Neutrality Target, Sets Path to 2035 Value-Chain Goal
CATL has achieved its 2025 carbon neutrality goal for core operations and announced a new roadmap for 2035 value-chain targets.
- Cambodia, Ethiopia, Ghana, Tanzania, and Uganda join global push for blended cement
Five nations have joined a global initiative to adopt blended cement, which reduces the carbon intensity of construction materials.
- Gypsum: A low-cost option for reducing manure storage methane emissions
Research suggests using gypsum as a cost-effective method to reduce methane emissions from stored livestock manure.
- Researchers had a hunch about how to solve the climate problem caused by wastewater treatment
Researchers are developing new methods to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions generated by wastewater treatment processes.
- What’s next for the 100% renewable energy movement
An analysis explores the future trajectory and challenges facing the global movement toward 100% renewable energy.
- Morgan Stanley Climate Fund Backs Residential Clean Energy Solutions Provider Amber Electric
Morgan Stanley’s climate fund has invested in Amber Electric, a provider of residential clean energy solutions.
- NorthStar Clean Energy completes 120MW Hart Solar Project in US
NorthStar Clean Energy has completed the 120MW Hart Solar Project in the United States.
- GreenGo Energy and Shuangliang Sign Strategic MOU for Megaton Green Ammonia Projects in MEAReprint
GreenGo Energy and Shuangliang signed an agreement to develop megaton-scale green ammonia projects in the Middle East and Africa.
- LEAG advances GigawattFactory in Lusatia mining region
Energy company LEAG is progressing with its GigawattFactory project to develop renewable energy capacity in the Lusatia mining region.
- Pakistan presents battery energy storage roadmap — DawnReprint
Pakistan has unveiled a new roadmap for the deployment of battery energy storage systems.
- SDPI unveils battery storage roadmapReprint
The Sustainable Development Policy Institute has released a roadmap for battery storage in Pakistan.
- GK Energy Receives MSEDCL LoA For 150 MW/300 MWh Battery Storage With VGF Support
GK Energy received a letter of award for a 150 MW battery storage project in India supported by viability gap funding.Also: Sahi
- Tailored for Tokyo: BYD’s Bold Bid to Win Over Japanese Drivers
BYD is introducing the RACCO electric microvan to the Japanese market, specifically designing the vehicle to meet local consumer preferences.
- Mercedes-Benz signs deal to put Wayve AI Driver in cars within 2 yearsReprint
Mercedes-Benz has partnered with Wayve to integrate AI-driven autonomous technology into its production vehicles within two years.
- BYD offers a closer look at the new Seagull EV [Images]Reprint
BYD has released design sketches for a second-generation, larger version of its affordable Seagull electric vehicle.
- As drought persists, water district extends restrictions through March
A Florida water district has extended mandatory water restrictions through March due to persistent drought conditions.
- How AI can close the climate resilience gap
Artificial intelligence tools are being explored as a means to improve climate resilience and risk assessment for the insurance industry.Also: Digital Insurance
- Beyond static estimates: How Cisco's product carbon footprint feature tracks a decarbonizing grid
Cisco has introduced a product carbon footprint feature designed to track emissions based on a decarbonizing energy grid.
- AIT Home Delivery adds two Mercedes-Benz eSprinter electric vans
AIT Home Delivery has integrated two Mercedes-Benz eSprinter electric vans into its logistics fleet.
- Maui battery storage project reaches milestoneReprint
The Waena battery storage project in Maui has achieved a key development milestone.Also: Hawaii News Now
- Roadmap for coral regeneration launched in Exmouth
A new roadmap for coral regeneration has been launched in Exmouth, Australia.
- Irizar Completes Delivery of 31 Electric Buses to Poland’s GZM Network
Spanish manufacturer Irizar has delivered 31 electric buses to the GZM metropolitan network in Poland.
- Norway’s Electric Ferries Could Find a Big Market in the Philippines
Interest in electric and hybrid ferry technology is growing in the Philippines following collaborative conferences with Norwegian maritime companies.
- Saudia Arabia Launches New Ceer EVs To Compete Against Tesla In It Own Backyard
Saudi Arabian automaker Ceer has unveiled its first flagship electric vehicle models.Also: Electrek
- Norway’s Bastø Electric Shows What Five Years of Ferry Electrification Looks Like
Norway's Bastø Electric ferry demonstrates the long-term operational viability of large-scale maritime electrification after five years of service.
- Town of Taos under Phase 4 Water Restrictions
The town of Taos has implemented Phase 4 water restrictions in response to ongoing drought conditions.
- Suffolk approves Chesapeake Bay rules
Suffolk has approved new regulations aimed at protecting the Chesapeake Bay environment.
- Kargo's Emissions Reduction Targets Verified by the Science Based Targets Initiative
Kargo has had its corporate emissions reduction targets officially verified by the Science Based Targets initiative.Also: PR Newswire
- TotalEnergies brings VSB and its German power activities together under “Integrated Power Germany” to develop profitable low carbon energy solutions
TotalEnergies is consolidating its German power activities under a new brand to develop low-carbon energy solutions.
- Cloudberry targets "champion" status and 3TWh of renewable power production in the Nordics
Cloudberry aims to reach 3TWh of renewable power production in the Nordics.
- PureSky Energy Launches First Community Solar Farm in
PureSky Energy has launched its first community solar farm project.
- 3 E Network Technology Group Limited Announces High-Capacity Green Energy Architecture for Finland AI Data Center
3 E Network Technology Group is implementing a green energy architecture for a new AI data center in Finland.
- Kelag International Acquires 64.4 MW Solar Portfolio in Italy
Kelag International has acquired a 64.4 MW solar energy portfolio located in Italy.
- Home batteries bucking clean energy headwinds
Residential battery storage adoption is increasing despite broader economic headwinds in the clean energy sector.
- Vigo certified as solar, wind energy ready community
Vigo County, Indiana, has received certification as a solar and wind energy-ready community to encourage renewable development.
- Stonepeak Invests in AMPYR Distributed Energy to Accelerate 1 GW Pipeline
Investment firm Stonepeak is funding AMPYR Distributed Energy to support the development of a 1 GW renewable energy pipeline.
- Grid power can take 5 to 10 years. Zeo Energy plans data centers with Ewyze.
Zeo Energy is planning data centers with Ewyze to bypass long wait times for traditional grid power connections.
- E.ON joins Amber Electric funding round to expand flexible energy services in UK
E.ON has invested in Amber Electric to help expand flexible, renewable-focused energy services in the United Kingdom.
- Egypt upgrades power gridReprint
Egypt is undertaking upgrades to its national power grid to improve efficiency and capacity.
- Electric Porsche Boxster spotted plugged in at Tesla Supercharger in CaliforniaReprint
A prototype of the upcoming electric Porsche Boxster was spotted using a Tesla Supercharger in California.
- Waymo riders can now get $2.85 back when pairing a ride with public transitReprint
Waymo is expanding a pilot program that provides financial credits to riders who combine autonomous vehicle trips with public transit use.
- The Evolution of Automotive Steel Sheets in the Electric Vehicle EraStudy
Hyundai Motor Group discusses the technical evolution of automotive steel sheets required for the design and production of electric vehicles.
- Electric Vehicles in Kyrgyzstan: How Many Are Registered, Where They Are Imported From, and How Infrastructure Is Developing » News of Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek and Osh — latest events today
Kyrgyzstan is seeing growth in electric vehicle registrations and infrastructure development, according to local reporting.
- Honda just unveiled an electric mountain bike, and it looks serious
Honda is expanding its electric vehicle lineup by introducing a new electric mountain bike.
- Moderate drought cuts water use without lowering CBD yield, Hohenheim trial findsStudy
A trial in Germany found that moderate drought conditions can reduce water usage in CBD hemp cultivation without impacting yields.
- Emissions reductionsReprint
EuroChem Group reports on its ongoing efforts and progress regarding corporate emissions reductions.
- 1Komma5 Grad confirms 2026 revenue target
German clean energy company 1Komma5 Grad has reaffirmed its revenue targets for 2026.
- Lake Energy Launches Renewable Energy RWAs Through Blockchain-Based Platform
Lake Energy is launching a blockchain-based platform to trade renewable energy real-world assets.Also: EIN News, Energy Digital
- Dubuque County renewable energy ordinance still a work in progress
Dubuque County officials continue to work on developing a local ordinance for renewable energy projects.
- REA and CNG Services to bring the green gas industry together for Green Gas Day in October
The Renewable Energy Association and CNG Services are organizing a Green Gas Day in October to promote the green gas industry.
- BMW’s new iX3 gets an early loyalty discountReprint
BMW is offering loyalty discounts for its newly arriving 2027 iX3 electric SUV.
- Premium 6-Seater Electric Taxi Launched by Green SMReprint
Green SM has launched a new premium six-seater electric taxi service.
- Electric Vehicles in Kyrgyzstan: Statistics, Imports, and InfrastructureReprint
A summary of electric vehicle import statistics and infrastructure progress in Kyrgyzstan.
- Everything Electric: 2026 Sydney Expo wrap
The Everything Electric expo in Sydney showcased the latest developments and consumer options in the electric vehicle market.
- EVs, e-bikes and expert advice coming to Bunjil Place
The City of Casey is hosting an event to provide residents with information on electric vehicles and e-bikes.
- Global renewable deployment must double to hit 2030 climate target, report saysStudy
A new report states that global renewable energy deployment must double by 2030 to meet international climate targets.
- Tesla and Sunrun’s virtual power plant dispatch record 580 MW to California grid
Tesla and Sunrun successfully dispatched a record 580 megawatts from home batteries to the California grid during a recent heat wave.
- Federal Court clears way for youth climate lawsuit against federal government
A Canadian Federal Court ruling allows a youth-led climate lawsuit against the federal government to proceed.
- Federal Judge Rules Against Trump Administration Over Canceled Clean Energy Grants
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's termination of $7 billion in clean energy grants for disadvantaged communities was unlawful.Also: CleanTechnica
- Ahead of Climate Week NYC, Governor Newsom announces California cut climate pollution again as economy keeps growing
California officials reported that the state successfully reduced climate pollution while maintaining economic growth ahead of Climate Week NYC.
- Renewables hit record in 2025, but world must move faster: reportStudy
Global renewable energy capacity reached a record high in 2025, though reports indicate the pace of growth must accelerate to meet climate goals.Also: Geo News
- US energy storage industry targets 225GW/1TWh deployment by end of 2032, according to Energy Storage CoalitionStudy
The Energy Storage Coalition aims for 225 GW of battery storage deployment in the United States by 2032.
- EU to keep opposing new Arctic oil drilling, despite pressure from Norway
The European Union maintains its opposition to new Arctic oil drilling despite pressure from Norway to expand exploration.
- EU to require data centres to disclose energy and water efficiency
The European Union will mandate that data centers disclose their energy and water consumption to improve efficiency and transparency.
- Nigeria launches $300 million clean energy fund to scale off-grid power access
Nigeria launched a $300 million fund to expand off-grid clean energy access across the country.
- Southern Co unit signs deal with Google to add nuclear capacity
Google signed a deal with a Southern Co unit to procure nuclear energy to power its data centers.
- Exclusive: A "really big proof point" for carbon removal
A new carbon removal project provides a significant proof point for the scalability and viability of direct air capture technology.
- Executive summary - Modernising Grids in the Age of ElectricityStudy
The IEA released a summary on modernizing electrical grids to accommodate the transition to cleaner energy sources.
- Kenya turned 45,000 tonnes of vegetable waste into biogas; the result powered farm operations with electri
Kenya successfully converted 45,000 tonnes of vegetable waste into biogas to power farm operations.Also: The Economic Times
- Not so hard to abateStudy
An IEEFA report argues that decarbonizing hard-to-abate industrial sectors is more technically and economically feasible than often claimed.
- Texas’ 91 GW Grid Surprise: Solar & Storage Absorb Record AI Data Center Load
Texas solar and battery storage capacity is successfully managing the increased electricity demand from new artificial intelligence data centers.
- Clean Energy Breaks Records, Saves Nearly $500 Billion in Costs, and World Needs to Double Capacity by 2030Reprint
Clean energy adoption is saving billions in costs, though global capacity must still double by 2030 to meet climate goals.
- German study sees potential for 60 GW of additional energy storage via smarter use of substationsStudy
A German study indicates that smarter use of electrical substations could enable 60 GW of additional energy storage capacity.Also: ESS News
- GridStor Secures $220 Million From ING, KeyBank And Zions For 100 MW Arizona Battery Storage Project
GridStor secured $220 million in financing from three banks to develop a 100 MW battery storage project in Arizona.
- Texas Governor Abbott halts all state-issued permits for data centers until grid audit is complete
Texas Governor Abbott has paused permits for new data centers pending a comprehensive audit of the state's power grid.
- AI-enhanced solutions – Modernising Grids in the Age of Electricity – AnalysisStudy
The IEA analyzes how artificial intelligence can help modernize electrical grids to support clean energy integration.
- World leaders address climate crisis before UN meet amid record-breaking El Niño
World leaders are discussing climate action at the UN General Assembly amid the backdrop of a record-breaking El Niño event.
- Duke Energy wants to build a new gas plant. Regulators said not so fast.
North Carolina regulators denied Duke Energy's proposal to construct a new gas-fired power plant.
- Ohio’s biggest solar project finally gets permit after long legal limbo
Ohio regulators approved a permit for a major solar and battery storage project following years of legal delays.
- Flood-damaged Nepal wants help from the global climate Loss and Damage Fund – but it’s waiting, along with 118 other countries
Nepal and numerous other nations face delays in accessing the global Loss and Damage Fund for climate disaster recovery.
- Macron confirms Phase 2 of Miquelon village relocation as French territory retreats from rising seas
The French government is proceeding with the relocation of Miquelon village residents due to the impacts of rising sea levels.
- New Report: Ocean Carbon Removal Shows Promise, But Big Questions RemainStudy
A new Columbia University report evaluates the potential of ocean carbon removal while highlighting significant remaining scientific and environmental uncertainties.
- ExxonMobil gets approval for $5B Texas Gulf Coast carbon capture project
ExxonMobil received approval for a $5 billion carbon capture and storage project on the Texas Gulf Coast.
- Renewables share hits record high in Australia’s electricity market
Renewable energy sources reached a record-high share of Australia's electricity market.Also: pv magazine Global
- Türkiye says renewables avoided $21.5B in coal imports, 354M tons of CO2
Türkiye reports that renewable energy adoption has significantly reduced coal import costs and prevented 354 million tons of CO2 emissions.
- Renewables Reach 80.5% Record in Australia's NEM - News and StatisticsStudy
Renewable energy sources reached a record 80.5% share of Australia's National Electricity Market.
- Germany: Battery Storage Can Unlock Additional 150 GW Solar PVStudy
Research indicates that battery storage deployment could enable an additional 150 GW of solar PV capacity in Germany.
- RWE Takes FID on 400 MW Battery Storage to Support Dutch OranjeWind Offshore Wind Farm
RWE has reached a final investment decision to build a 400 MW battery storage facility supporting its OranjeWind offshore wind farm in the Netherlands.
- Court rejects Carney government’s bid to dismiss climate lawsuit
A court denied the government's attempt to dismiss a climate lawsuit, allowing the case to proceed.
- Civil Society Groups File Lawsuit Against Indonesian Government Over Kalimantan Wildfires
Civil society groups have filed a lawsuit against the Indonesian government regarding the management and impact of Kalimantan wildfires.
- A carbon-credit land rush is hollowing out New Zealand farm country
The conversion of New Zealand farmland into carbon-credit forests is causing significant economic and social disruption in rural communities.
- California governor signs broad data center oversight bill package
California's governor signed legislation establishing new oversight and efficiency requirements for data centers.
- Where to Invest in Climate as AI Trade, High Rates Dominate
Investors are evaluating climate-related opportunities amidst the competing financial interests of artificial intelligence and high interest rates.
- Hong Kong Weighs Tougher Climate Finance Disclosures for Banks
Hong Kong regulators are considering mandatory climate-related financial disclosures for banks to improve transparency.Also: Bloomberg $
- Morgan Stanley Backs Startup That Helps Homes Trade Clean Power
Morgan Stanley invested in a startup that enables residential households to trade clean energy with one another.Also: Bloomberg $
- Representative Chellie Pingree Calls Out USDA For Its Failure To Investigate Climate Risks To Farms
Representative Chellie Pingree is pressuring the USDA to implement recommendations for addressing climate risks to American farms.
- Amazon study reveals the best strategies for protecting biodiversity and carbonStudy
A new study identifies optimal strategies for preserving biodiversity and carbon storage within the Amazon rainforest.
- Anticipatory Action Plan for Drought – Bay, Bakool, SomaliaStudy
An anticipatory action plan has been developed to mitigate the impacts of drought in the Bay and Bakool regions of Somalia.
- Nepal: Peasant Union ANPFA and allies are organizing flood relief efforts, while insisting on climate justice
A Nepalese peasant union is organizing flood relief while advocating for broader climate justice.
- Campaigners urge UK regulators to step up intervention on climate risks, fossil fuel underwriting
Campaigners are calling on UK regulators to increase oversight of fossil fuel underwriting and climate-related financial risks.
- In India, a Surge of Solar Is Keeping Coal Power in CheckReprint
Rapid growth in solar energy capacity is helping India reduce its reliance on coal-fired power generation.
- Australia's Grid Just Ran On 80% Renewables Without Breaking
Australia's power grid successfully operated on 80% renewable energy without experiencing stability issues.
- Australia's first eight-hour grid battery begins operations using 144 Tesla Megapacks
Australia's first eight-hour duration grid battery, utilizing 144 Tesla Megapacks, has officially begun operations.Also: Electrek
- Indigenous Kalimantan people sue Indonesian government over wildfire negligence
Indigenous people in Kalimantan are suing the Indonesian government for alleged negligence regarding wildfires.
- Executive summary - Modernising Grids in the Age of ElectricityStudy
The IEA provides an executive summary on the requirements for modernizing electrical grids to support clean energy transitions.
- The need for modern grids - Modernising Grids in the Age of ElectricityStudy
The IEA highlights the critical need for modernizing electrical grids to support the global energy transition.
- Methane reductions are critical to ensuring Canada’s oil and gas is ready to meet the standards of new markets
Environmental Defense Fund argues that reducing methane emissions is essential for Canada's oil and gas sector to remain competitive in international markets.Also: blogs.edf.org
- What they are saying: Strong support for California’s new laws to expand EV access, consumer choice, and cut dependence on oilReprint
California officials highlight public support for new state laws aimed at expanding EV access and reducing oil dependence.
- Bike-sharing can make big dent in tailpipe emissions
Research indicates that expanding bike-sharing programs can significantly reduce urban tailpipe emissions.Also: Tech Xplore
- New review outlines a governance roadmap for Europe's growing flood risksStudy
A new review proposes a governance roadmap to manage increasing flood risks across Europe amid rising global economic losses from climate-related disasters.
- Red State Revolution Brewing As US Solar Industry Ramps Up
The US solar manufacturing industry continues to attract investment despite recent shifts in federal energy policy.
- Workforce Heat Resilience: An Actionable Framework to Close the Execution GapStudy
The World Economic Forum has released a framework to help employers protect their workforce from the risks of extreme heat.Also: The World Economic Forum
- France to Upgrade Heat Wave Modeling After Record Nuclear Curbs
France plans to improve heat wave modeling to better manage nuclear plant operations during periods of extreme temperature.Also: Bloomberg $
- Governor Newsom proclaims state of emergency to bolster statewide El Nino preparedness, protect CaliforniaStudy
California's governor declared a state of emergency to prepare for the impacts of an upcoming El Niño weather pattern.
- California braces for record El Niño storms as governor declares emergencyReprint
California is preparing for potential record-breaking El Niño storms following a formal declaration of emergency.
- Can a Chinese AI weather system help Pakistan manage the impacts of a changing climate?
Pakistan is evaluating whether Chinese AI weather systems can assist in managing climate-related disaster risks.Also: Dialogue Earth
- Why China is weighing into the debate on how to respond to shrinking coastlines
China is evaluating strategies for coastal protection and adaptation in response to rising sea levels.Also: South China Morning Post
- Four Students Wrapped Part Of An Alpine Glacier In Sheep's Wool In June. By September, The Ice Under It Had Lost Half As Much
An experimental project using sheep's wool to cover Alpine glacier ice successfully reduced the rate of melting over the summer.
- Is the Northeast’s Cap-and-Trade System Still Working?
An analysis examines the current effectiveness of the Northeast's cap-and-trade system in reducing regional emissions.
- HKMA says carbon emissions offer insight into banks’ climate risks
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority is using carbon emission data to better assess climate-related financial risks for banks.Also: Green Central Banking
- The hidden carbon footprint of ICT and 4 ways your organization can reduce it
The World Economic Forum outlines four strategies for organizations to reduce the carbon footprint associated with information and communication technology.Also: The World Economic Forum
- Vanguard Renewables and Generate Upcycle Unite to Create North America's Largest Food Waste-to-RNG Platform
Vanguard Renewables and Generate Upcycle have merged to form a large-scale platform for converting food waste into renewable natural gas.
- RWE to build 400 MW battery to ease grid congestion in Noord-Brabant
RWE is building a 400 MW battery storage facility in the Netherlands to help manage grid congestion.
- Finland proposes priority system for grid connections
Finland has proposed a new priority system for grid connections to streamline renewable energy integration.Also: pv magazine Global
- French startup repurposes EV batteries for solar energy storage at 30% discount
A French startup is repurposing used electric vehicle batteries for cost-effective solar energy storage applications.Also: ESS News
- Solar and storage: Building a more resilient and secure energy system
This analysis discusses how integrating solar power with battery storage systems enhances energy grid resilience and security.Also: pv magazine India
- Andhra Pradesh Invites Tenders for 220/33kV Battery Storage
The Indian state of Andhra Pradesh has issued tenders for the development of 220/33kV battery energy storage systems.Also: SolarQuarter
- Google-Backed Battery Storage Pilot Turns Renewable Energy Into Hourly Carbon Revenue
A Google-backed pilot project is utilizing battery storage to convert renewable energy into hourly carbon revenue credits.
- Belize gets $23.75 million for solar and battery minigrids
Belize has received $23.75 million in funding to develop solar and battery-powered minigrids to improve energy access.Also: ESS News
- Turkey launches AI initiative ahead of COP31 climate summit
Turkey has launched a new artificial intelligence initiative in preparation for the upcoming COP31 climate summit.
- Brazil's Mombak raises new fund, adds Salesforce as carbon credit buyer
Brazilian firm Mombak raised a new fund for reforestation projects, securing Salesforce as a buyer for the resulting carbon credits.
- New analysis could help Washington, D.C., better prepare for floodsStudy
New flood mapping techniques accounting for rainfall and drainage capacity help Washington, D.C. better prepare for climate-intensified flood risks.
- This farm raised thousands of pigs for slaughter. Now it's growing mushrooms instead
An Iowa farm is transitioning from industrial pork production to sustainable mushroom farming, providing a model for agricultural climate adaptation.
- How to stick up for renewable energy projects near you
An advocacy guide offers tips for individuals looking to support local renewable energy projects in their communities.
- As climate risks in the Arctic grow, Greenland and European partners seek to strengthen emergency response
Greenland and European partners are collaborating to improve emergency response capabilities as Arctic climate risks increase.
- Nepal isn’t the only disaster-struck country waiting for money from the global climate Loss and Damage FundReprint
Nepal and other disaster-affected nations face delays in accessing funds from the global climate Loss and Damage Fund.
- SBM launches climate adaptation plan after heat hits summer trade
Société des Bains de Mer is implementing a climate adaptation plan following heat-related impacts on summer business operations.
- Sunrun and Tesla Dispatch 580 Megawatts To California’s Grid During Heat Wave, Marking Largest Residential Distributed Power Plant Event In HistoryReprint
Tesla and Sunrun set a record by dispatching 580 megawatts of residential solar power to California's grid during a heat wave.
- Nepal's Gen Z is taking on world's polluters over climate disasters
Young activists in Nepal are mobilizing to hold major global polluters accountable for climate-related disasters.
- Schneider Electric finds AI-enabled buildings can cut energy use by up to 22%, save on annual utility costs and carbon
Schneider Electric reports that AI-integrated building management systems can reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions by 22 percent.
- Renewables help Türkiye avoid $21.5 billion in coal imports
Türkiye avoided $21.5 billion in coal import costs by increasing its reliance on renewable energy sources.
- Yara Carbon Capture: Inside Europe’s Largest CCS Facility
Yara International operates a large-scale carbon capture and storage facility in Europe to reduce industrial emissions.
- GHGSat to improve methane detection with second-generation satelliteStudy
GHGSat is launching a second-generation satellite to enhance the precision of global methane emission detection.
- Google Signs Largest Carbon Removal Deal With Terradot in Brazil
Google has signed a major carbon removal agreement with Terradot to support projects in Brazil.
- COP31: Global pledges to limit climate impact of AI sought at Antalya Summit
Global leaders are seeking pledges to mitigate the environmental impact of artificial intelligence at the Antalya Summit.
- Nigeria DRE Fund reaches commercial launch milestone, A model for scaling DRE investment across Africa
A new fund for distributed renewable energy has launched in Nigeria, serving as a model for investment across Africa.
- Google-backed pilot demonstrates hourly carbon accounting for US BESS using granular certificatesStudy
A Google-backed pilot project successfully demonstrated hourly carbon accounting for battery energy storage systems using granular certificates.
- How the Energy Transition Could Reshape Companies’ CashflowsStudy
BloombergNEF analyzes how the global energy transition is shifting financial risks and cashflow structures for various corporate sectors.
- Google-backed pilot unlocks first environmental certificate revenue stream for battery storage
A Google-backed pilot project has successfully generated revenue for battery storage through environmental certificates.
- RWE takes final investment decision to build 1.1 GWh battery in the Netherlands
RWE has reached a final investment decision to construct a 1.1GWh battery storage facility in the Netherlands.
- ‘Batteries could enable 150GW German solar’
A report indicates that battery storage deployment could allow Germany to integrate 150GW of solar capacity into its grid.
- Data centers drive a surge in climate tech funding
Rising energy demands from data centers are driving increased investment into climate-friendly technology and infrastructure.
- How councils are tackling climate adaptation
Local government councils are implementing various strategies to adapt infrastructure and services to a changing climate.
- Flood mitigation & infrastructure money help kick off Climate Week in New York
New York City launched Climate Week by highlighting new investments in flood mitigation and infrastructure projects.Also: WSTM
- Researchers Convene Community Workshops on Coastal Flooding in Maryland
NOAA is hosting community workshops in Maryland to address local coastal flooding and adaptation strategies.Also: NOAA
- Well Done Foundation restores the Deep Fork, well by well
The Well Done Foundation is working to plug and restore abandoned oil and gas wells in the Deep Fork region.Also: MVSKOKE Media
- Flylogix Completes First Cross-Border Drone Flight To Norwegian Oil Platform
Flylogix completed a cross-border drone flight to monitor methane emissions at a Norwegian offshore oil platform.
- In 2009, Bogotá captured landfill methane from 2 million tonnes of waste; the result sent electricity to C
Bogotá successfully captured landfill methane to generate electricity, demonstrating a practical method for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
- Iran war driving clean energy development. It's not enough to help the planet, yet
Geopolitical tensions in Iran are accelerating clean energy development, though current progress remains insufficient to meet global climate goals.
- Inox Clean Energy nears Rs 2,500 crore acquisition of Actis-owned Athena Renewables
Inox Clean Energy is nearing a deal to acquire Athena Renewables, marking a significant consolidation in the renewable energy sector.Also: The Economic Times, TradingView
- Egypt’s electricity minister reviews grid upgrades and battery storage plans to absorb renewable energy
Egypt's electricity minister is reviewing plans for grid upgrades and battery storage to integrate renewable energy.Also: Dailynewsegypt
- Geely one-ups BYD with 2.2MW charger, allowing 4-minute EV charges
Geely is launching a high-speed EV charging system capable of four-minute charges, outpacing current industry standards.
- The Carbon Removal Crowd Is Feeling Cautiously Optimistic
Industry stakeholders express cautious optimism regarding the development of carbon dioxide removal technologies.
- Middle TN city asked to conserve water amid drought
A city in Middle Tennessee has implemented water conservation measures due to ongoing drought conditions.
- Advocates call on Quebec to adapt workplaces for extreme heat
Advocates are urging the Quebec government to implement workplace regulations to protect employees from extreme heat.Also: constructconnect.com
- Nepal floods show why climate forecasts must improve
An editorial argues that the recent Nepal floods demonstrate an urgent need for improved climate forecasting capabilities.
- Kerala could become Singapore’s climate technology laboratory
Kerala is exploring a partnership with Singapore to become a testing ground for new climate adaptation technologies.
- Bay Area Adapt: new tool addresses sea level rise adaptation projectsStudy
The Bay Area has launched a new tool to assist in planning and implementing sea level rise adaptation projects.
- How on Earth can we protect New Yorkers from rising seas?
An engineering firm discusses potential infrastructure strategies to protect New York City from sea-level rise.Also: arcadis.com
- How healthcare can reduce its carbon footprint
Healthcare organizations are exploring strategies to reduce their operational carbon footprints and improve sustainability.
- Türkiye's livestock waste offers major untapped energy potential
Researchers in Türkiye identify significant potential for converting livestock waste into renewable energy sources.
- Annual climate conference: COP31 host says AI climate footprint to be a summit priority
The host of the upcoming COP31 climate summit plans to prioritize the environmental footprint of artificial intelligence.
- Solar energy provides relief to power consumers and APEPDCL
Increased solar energy adoption is providing financial relief to power consumers and utility providers in Andhra Pradesh.Also: The New Indian Express
- Helsinki's Electric Vehicle Procurement Policy 2026-2030
Helsinki has established a new procurement policy to transition toward electric vehicles between 2026 and 2030.
- Postal operators cut CO₂ emissions 41% since 2008Study
Global postal operators have collectively reduced their carbon dioxide emissions by 41% since 2008.Also: STAT Times
- European truckmakers urge EU action over Chinese electric HGVs
European truck manufacturers are calling for EU policy intervention to address competition from imported Chinese electric heavy-duty vehicles.Also: fleetpoint.org
- Study suggests battery storage framework for power sector
A new study proposes a framework for integrating battery storage into Pakistan's power sector.
- Premier Energies targets June 2027 commissioning of first phase of 12 GWh battery storage project
Premier Energies plans to commission the first phase of a 12 GWh battery storage project by June 2027.
- The Rise of Battery Storage, Constraints in Supply Chain and a Holistic Path Forward: Jacobs Perspective
An industry perspective outlines the growth of battery storage and the supply chain challenges currently facing the sector.
- Poland market shifting to 'selective, capital-disciplined phase where execution quality matters'
The Polish energy storage market is transitioning toward a phase focused on capital discipline and project execution quality.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- India Forum for Nature-based Solutions
The Climate Policy Initiative has launched a forum in India dedicated to advancing nature-based solutions for climate resilience.
- New Project To Explore Coral Reefs, Mangroves And Seagrass Meadows With EU SupportStudy
A new EU-supported project will study and monitor coral reefs, mangroves, and seagrass meadows.
- A California frog is on the brink of extinction. Long Beach’s aquarium has a plan to save it
The Long Beach Aquarium is implementing a conservation plan to save an endangered California frog species.
- Exclusive: Climate Capital launches spinoff VC firm
Climate Capital has launched a spinoff venture capital firm to focus on climate-related investments.
- Nepal could show the world how to recover sustainably from a major disaster
Nepal faces significant challenges in implementing sustainable recovery strategies following recent catastrophic floods and ice-rock avalanches.
- ANCA offers free assistance to prepare counties for climate impacts
The Adirondack North Country Association is providing free assistance to help counties prepare for climate change impacts.
- Quant traders spend nearly £1m a day fighting climate change
Quantitative traders are investing significant capital into financial strategies aimed at mitigating climate change impacts.
- Nepal PM Balendra Shah to make first foreign trip for UNGA climate pushReprint
Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah travels to the UN General Assembly to advocate for urgent climate action.
- Renewable Waste Could Replace Petroleum in High-Quality Carbon Fiber ManufacturingStudy
Researchers are developing methods to use renewable waste as a sustainable alternative to petroleum in carbon fiber production.
- NMDC Unveils Net-Zero Emissions Roadmap
Mining company NMDC has released a roadmap to achieve net-zero emissions across its operations.
- EWEC Forecasts Over 45 Per Cent Fall in Power and Water Emissions by 2035Study
The Emirates Water and Electricity Company forecasts a 45 percent reduction in power and water sector emissions by 2035.
- Flylogix expands low-emission methane playbook with cross-border North Sea oil platform drone flight
Flylogix conducted a cross-border drone flight to monitor methane emissions at a North Sea oil platform.
- Nairobi climate walk calls for fossil-free future as East Africa expands new oil infrastructure
Activists in Nairobi held a climate walk to protest new oil infrastructure projects and demand a fossil-free energy transition.Also: KBC Digital
- UNECE Protocol on Full System Value and Cost Approach for Resilient and Carbon Neutral Electricity SystemsStudy
The UNECE has released a new protocol for evaluating the value and costs of carbon-neutral electricity systems.
- Clean energy resilience as a European portfolio problem
An analysis examines the challenges of ensuring clean energy resilience within the European power portfolio.
- Aligning Public Finance Policies with Clean Energy Technology Readiness Levels: SummaryStudy
The Center on Global Energy Policy released a summary on aligning public finance with the development stages of clean energy technologies.
- China Is Using AI to Improve Renewable Efficiency. What Can Southeast Asia Learn?
China is utilizing AI to optimize renewable energy efficiency, offering potential lessons for Southeast Asian nations.
- Italy raised 32,500 solar panels on ten-foot stilts, then filled the ground underneath with oats, broad beans, rosemary, chamomile and other medicinal plants in a rare experiment to see how much electricity and food the same patch of sun-soaked land can prod
An Italian experiment is testing the feasibility of dual-use land for both solar energy production and agricultural crop cultivation.Also: Energies Media
- Expert Explains | How India could solve its summertime power cuts problem
Experts discuss strategies for India to mitigate summertime power shortages through improved energy infrastructure.
- PRIED: Pakistan Could Use Rooftop Solar To Build Swarm Grids
A report suggests Pakistan could utilize rooftop solar and swarm grid technology to improve energy access and grid stability.
- UK energy firm, Palmer Energy, signs European supply deal as government chases 27GW storage target
Palmer Energy signed a European supply deal as the UK government works toward its 27GW energy storage capacity target.
- How grid-forming and AI technologies are helping overcome barriers to renewable growth
Grid-forming inverters and AI technologies are being deployed to help integrate higher levels of renewable energy into power grids.
- Study finds potential for 150 GW of additional PV at substations in GermanyStudy
A study identifies the potential to install 150GW of additional solar photovoltaic capacity at existing electrical substations in Germany.
- Nigeria urged to review investment treaties over environmental risks — Premium Times Nigeria
Advocates are urging Nigeria to renegotiate investment treaties to better account for environmental and climate-related risks.
- Seychelles youth forum to identify climate priorities on oceans, justice and policy
Youth in the Seychelles are convening to establish priorities regarding ocean conservation and climate policy.
- Toyota joins the extended-range EV race, but not as you’d expect
Toyota plans to enter the extended-range electric vehicle market with a new model expected next year.
- Emine Erdogan calls for changes in consumption habits to tackle climate crisisReprint
Emine Erdogan advocates for shifts in individual consumption habits to help address the global climate crisis.
- From Hurricane Recovery to Tourism 3.0: How Jamaica Is Reimagining Its Future
Jamaica is working to integrate climate resilience and hurricane recovery into its future tourism strategy.
- How one branding agency redesigned its website to reduce carbon emissions
A branding agency redesigned its website with low-carbon web design principles to reduce its digital energy consumption.Also: Fast Company
- Toronto Schools Are Leading the Way on Solar Installation and Education
Toronto schools are implementing solar energy installations and expanding climate education programs.
- Colorado Businesses Earn Recognition for Cutting Waste Water Use and Emissions
Colorado businesses were recognized for their efforts in reducing water waste and lowering greenhouse gas emissions.
- Could Irish seaweed help reduce cattle methane?Clickbait
Researchers are investigating whether incorporating seaweed into cattle feed can effectively reduce methane emissions from livestock.Also: foodagribusiness.world
- Minnesota agrivoltaics project shows promise of mixing farming, solar power
A Minnesota agrivoltaics project is demonstrating the potential for integrating solar energy production with active agricultural land use.
- GWP Program Aims to Make Clean Transportation More Affordable
The GWP program is launching initiatives to increase the affordability and accessibility of clean transportation options.
- Bringing dead coral reefs back to life with art?
Artists are exploring the use of art installations to assist in the restoration of damaged coral reefs.
- The Power of Working With Nature
The Walton Family Foundation highlights the role of nature-based solutions in addressing environmental challenges.
- Nature's greatest weapon in the fight against climate change
The role of natural ecosystems in mitigating climate change is highlighted as a key environmental strategy.
- UNEP launches ‘Cool Leaders’ initiative
The UNEP launched the 'Cool Leaders' initiative to promote sustainable cooling solutions and reduce climate-warming emissions.
- Texas's New Plastic Roads Could Solve A Big Problem With Heatwaves
Texas is testing plastic-based road materials that may offer better durability against extreme heatwaves.
- CoolRoofsBC urges municipal candidates to consider the greater role cool roofing should play
Advocates are calling on municipal candidates to prioritize cool roofing policies to mitigate urban heat.
- Tybee to move forward with beach reinforcement after funding scare
Tybee Island will proceed with beach reinforcement projects following the resolution of funding concerns.
- Sebastian Inlet adds 'living shoreline' to stop erosion
Sebastian Inlet is installing a living shoreline to mitigate coastal erosion and improve resilience.
- Bracing for El Niño: County looks to better forecasting, more alerts, road work
Santa Cruz County is improving forecasting, alert systems, and infrastructure to prepare for the impacts of an upcoming El Niño.
- Measurable policy helps turn climate objectives into resultsReprint
China is implementing measurable policy frameworks to track and achieve national climate objectives.
- Grand Lisboa Palace MICE venue now carbon neutral: SJM
SJM Holdings announced that its Grand Lisboa Palace MICE venue in Macau has achieved carbon neutrality.
- Circular pig feed cuts CO2, but only up to a point
Research indicates that using circular pig feed can reduce CO2 emissions, though the impact has practical limitations.
- ‘Uncrewed’ aircraft flown across the North Sea from Shetland to carry out energy giant’s surveyReprint
An uncrewed aircraft flew from Shetland to Norway to perform a methane emissions survey for an energy operator.
- Climate Week: Clean Energy Progress Report
A report outlines recent progress in clean energy adoption during Climate Week.
- RWE places USD-1.5bn green bond
Energy company RWE has issued 1.5 billion USD in green bonds to fund renewable energy projects.
- Poland Farmers Can Apply for Renewable Energy Subsidies from October 5 - News and StatisticsReprint
Polish farmers are eligible to apply for government subsidies to support the installation of renewable energy systems starting October 5.
- RWE to set up 400-MW battery in Netherlands
RWE plans to install a 400-MW battery storage system in the Netherlands to support grid stability.
- European Energy wins support for 89.6 MW in German wind tender
European Energy secured support for an 89.6 MW wind project in a recent German government tender.
- Apex Clean Energy And Meta Add 144 MW Texas Solar Project, Bringing Partnership To About 1.2 GW
Apex Clean Energy and Meta have added a 144 MW solar project to their ongoing partnership.
- Poland to subsidise renewable energy projects for farmers
Poland is launching a subsidy program to assist farmers in developing renewable energy projects.
- France welcomes 126 MW Sarimay solar plant opening in UzbekistanReprint
A new 126 MW solar power plant has officially opened in Uzbekistan.
- Ministry of Mines and Energy and Toyota Discuss Expanding Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Adoption Across Cambodia
Cambodian government officials and Toyota representatives met to discuss strategies for increasing the adoption of electric and hybrid vehicles in the country.
- RWE builds one of the Netherlands' largest battery systems
RWE is developing one of the largest battery energy storage systems in the Netherlands.
- Indie Energy says storage revenue model is shifting beyond arbitrage
Indie Energy reports that revenue models for battery storage are evolving beyond simple price arbitrage to include new grid services.
- Battery Storage Projects May Gain from Rule Change on Charging, Discharging
New regulatory changes regarding charging and discharging rules are expected to improve the economic viability of battery storage projects.
- C&I Energy Storage is Helping Businesses Navigate Rising Energy Costs and Constrained Space
Commercial and industrial energy storage is increasingly being adopted by businesses to mitigate rising energy costs and space constraints.
- Eco-Africa volunteer coordinator: Climate change education must reach communities
An Eco-Africa coordinator emphasizes the necessity of expanding climate change education to reach local communities.
- Which Asian country is home to world's first 100% electric-taxi city?Clickbait
VnExpress highlights the adoption of electric taxis in an Asian city, noting the shift toward electrified public transport.Also: VnExpress International
- Kia reveals EV3 offers and deals, including a $1,500 customer cash discount
Kia is offering promotional discounts and lease deals for its new affordable EV3 electric SUV.
- Chevrolet Bolt EV 2026 Review: Can the new powertrain save it?
A review of the 2026 Chevrolet Bolt EV evaluates the performance of its redesigned powertrain.
- BYD’s $10,000 EV has a big sibling on the way, and here’s our first look [Images]
BYD is preparing to launch a larger, more expensive variant of its affordable Seagull electric vehicle.
- Volkswagen’s new ID. Cross brings a more affordable electric SUV to the lineup
Volkswagen is expanding its electric vehicle lineup with the introduction of the more affordable ID. Cross SUV.
- How the Hyundai Ioniq 5 Became America’s Most Successful Non-Tesla
The Hyundai Ioniq 5 has become the most popular non-Tesla electric vehicle in the United States.
- Pomona College Interns Take Direct Action to Fight Climate Change
Pomona College interns are engaging in direct action initiatives aimed at addressing climate change.
- Punta Gorda residents frustrated by water restrictions during drought
Punta Gorda residents are expressing frustration over mandatory water restrictions imposed during a drought.
- Botanica plans reservoir expansion in Sim Park amid drought concerns
Botanica in Wichita is planning a reservoir expansion to better manage water resources during drought periods.
- Botanica practicing, preaching water conservation after summer drought
Botanica is promoting water conservation efforts following a summer marked by significant drought.
- Pumpkin farmers look to offset drought ahead of Halloween season
Pumpkin farmers are implementing strategies to mitigate the impact of drought on their crops ahead of the Halloween season.
- National Co+op Grocers Announces Climate Action Impact in Partnership with ReSeed; Allie Mentzer SharesReprint
National Co+op Grocers announced a partnership with ReSeed to measure and improve its climate impact.
- ZEO: Advanced Toondoon kaolin project, AusPozz™ commercialisation, and methane control, with strengthened finances
A company update highlights new commercial projects including initiatives related to methane control.Also: TradingView
- Mitsui Chemicals Uses Telematics to Identify EV-Ready Vehicles in Malaysia
Mitsui Chemicals is using telematics technology to identify which vehicles in its Malaysian fleet are suitable for replacement with electric models.Also: Global Fleet
- Green SM Indonesia launches premium 6-seat electric taxi service and attractive new vehicle rental program
Green SM Indonesia has launched a premium electric taxi service and a new vehicle rental program.
- Hyundai supplies electric SUVs to National Highways
Hyundai has supplied a fleet of electric SUVs to National Highways to support the organization's transition to cleaner vehicles.
- Why the last mile could be the ideal route to electric vans
Analysis suggests that last-mile delivery operations are particularly well-suited for the transition to electric van fleets.Also: fleetpoint.org
- Mahindra Last Mile Mobility named Finalist for The Earthshot Prize 2026
Mahindra Last Mile Mobility has been named a finalist for the 2026 Earthshot Prize for its work in electric transportation.Also: SMEStreet, 5 Dariya News
- Climate Science in Action: Building a More Resilient Grid for the FutureReprint
A corporate press release discusses efforts to modernize the electrical grid to improve resilience against climate-related disruptions.
- NovoLINC launches product to manage extreme heat
A company has launched a new product designed to help manage and mitigate the impacts of extreme heat.
- Oxfordshire road scheme could slash carbon emissions by 30 tonnes
A new road scheme in Oxfordshire is projected to reduce local carbon emissions by 30 tonnes annually.
- New solar array to deliver renewable energy to campus
Calvin University is installing a new solar array to provide renewable energy to its campus.
- Gruppo CAP: Greener Water Infrastructure Thanks to Solar Power
Gruppo CAP is integrating solar power into its water infrastructure to improve energy efficiency.
- 5 Companies Using NVIDIA AI for Clean Energy
Five companies are utilizing NVIDIA's AI technology to optimize clean energy operations.
- Iowa scientists push for more renewable energy to meet growing demands
Scientists in Iowa are advocating for an increased transition to renewable energy to meet rising power demands.Also: KWQC
- Casino Road solar array puts clean energy and local art within reach
A new solar array project in Lynnwood, Washington, combines clean energy generation with local community art installations.
- MPC Caribbean to sell 5-MW solar farm in El Salvador
MPC Caribbean is selling a 5-MW solar farm located in El Salvador.
- VORN completes acquisition of five Italian biomethane plants
VORN has acquired five biomethane plants in Italy to expand its renewable gas portfolio.
- NVIDIA Showcases 5 AI-Powered Clean Energy Pioneers
NVIDIA is highlighting five companies using artificial intelligence to advance clean energy technologies.
- Generate Capital Announces Sale of Global Anaerobic Digestion Platform Generate UpcycleReprint
Generate Capital has announced the sale of its global anaerobic digestion platform, Generate Upcycle.
- SMA opens factory to support industrial foundations for future energy infrastructure
SMA has opened a new factory to manufacture components for future energy infrastructure.
- UK home's 15-year-old solar panels produced over 50 MWh, and still average 9.4 kWh a day
A UK residential solar installation demonstrates long-term durability and consistent energy production after 15 years of operation.
- Ep. 14 | Volvo: The road to sustainable transportClickbait
A podcast episode features Volvo discussing the company's ongoing transition toward sustainable transportation.
- Sustainable Suffolk: Plug In Suffolk Car Clubs
The Plug In Suffolk initiative is expanding car club access to electric vehicles to promote sustainable transport in the region.
- Mid-Missouri Peaceworks 5K walk champions climate change action
A community 5K walk in Missouri was held to promote and support climate change action.
- California's gas plants once ruled the grid like a backup generator nobody could live without, but solar and batteries are now pushing them aside faster than anyone predicted as peak demand hits record lows and the state briefly exports more power than it con
California's solar and battery storage deployment is rapidly displacing natural gas plants as the primary grid resource.Also: Energies Media
- ‘Breakthrough’ perovskite-silicon tandem solar cell hits 34% efficiency, record-level voltageStudy
Researchers achieved a 34% efficiency record for a perovskite-silicon tandem solar cell, marking a significant advancement in photovoltaic technology.Also: EurekAlert!
- Governor Gavin Newsom signs legislation to accelerate California’s EV future, expand consumer choice, and strengthen energy independence
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed new legislation to accelerate the state's transition to electric vehicles and improve energy independence.
- Costs to cool Bangladesh garment factories can be recovered within four years, study showsStudy
A study indicates that investments in cooling systems for Bangladesh garment factories to combat heat stress can be recouped within four years.
- From 10-97% SOC in 9 minutes: Sunwoda joins the flash charging raceStudy
Sunwoda has unveiled a new EV battery charging system capable of charging a battery from 10% to 97% in under ten minutes.
- IEA: Analysing El Niño’s Impact on Global Energy UseStudy
The IEA analyzes how the current El Niño event is influencing global energy consumption patterns.
- Record-breaking carbon capture plant to snatch 800K tons of CO2 a year
A new carbon capture facility is set to begin operations with the capacity to remove 800,000 tons of CO2 annually.
- South Korea must cut 149 million more tons of greenhouse gases by 2030 to meet NDC target
South Korea must reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 149 million tons by 2030 to meet its climate commitments.
- Iron-air batteries target 100-hour storage to replace fossil fuels
New iron-air battery technology is being developed to provide long-duration energy storage as an alternative to fossil fuels.
- Luke Liu Victoria University MOF | NZ Researchers Eye Dairy Cow Methane as New Domestic Gas Source Using MOFsStudy
New Zealand researchers are testing metal-organic frameworks to capture methane emissions from dairy cows for use as fuel.Also: en.edairynews.com
- Policy analyst flags stranded-asset risk in India's coal power plans, writes to Finance Ministry
A policy analyst has formally warned the Indian Finance Ministry about the financial risks of stranded assets in coal power plans.Also: Counterview
- EV Sales At 32% — No, Make That 38%! — By 2030Reprint
Harvard economists project that U.S. electric vehicle sales will accelerate to 38% by 2030 despite recent federal policy shifts.
- New report highlights 10 municipal case studies addressing extreme heat, floodingStudy
A new report details ten municipal case studies on strategies for managing extreme heat and flooding.
- Bangladesh PM Rahman to highlight Rohingya, climate issues in maiden UNGA address
Bangladesh's Prime Minister plans to address climate change and the Rohingya crisis during her upcoming UN General Assembly speech.Also: The New Indian Express
- Georgia Power adds 1.14 GW of solar energy with seven projects
Georgia Power has added 1.14 GW of solar capacity through the completion of seven new projects.
- Thousands of Swiss protest inaction over climate crisis
Thousands of protesters gathered in Switzerland to demand more aggressive government action against the ongoing climate crisis.
- How to tackle persistent drought: Lessons from British Columbia
British Columbia's strategies for managing persistent drought offer lessons for other regions facing water scarcity.
- Hurd, Bennet introduce bill for USDA to support farmers impacted by declining irrigation amid drought
New federal legislation aims to support farmers facing irrigation declines due to drought.
- ‘Few minutes can save lives’: Nepal floods underline need for early warnings beyond rain, says climate scientist
A climate scientist emphasizes the urgent need for improved early warning systems to mitigate the impact of climate-driven floods in Nepal.
- Hydrogen-Fueled Engine for Commercial Vessels Achieves 95% GHG Emissions Reduction
A new hydrogen-fueled engine for commercial vessels has demonstrated a 95% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.
- India’s power demand is surging, but some solar energy is going to waste
India faces challenges with grid integration as surging power demand coincides with wasted solar energy production.
- El Niño could usher Central Valley floods. One strategy: let it flood like it used to
California officials are considering restoring natural floodplains as a strategy to manage potential flooding from the upcoming El Niño.
- Namibia's new solar plant can power 14,000 homes, sell electricity across southern Africa
A new solar power plant in Namibia has begun operations, providing electricity to 14,000 homes and regional neighbors.
- A 100 megawatt hour flow battery at India's biggest solar park runs on 5.9 hours of dissolved vanadium, but the country has had non lithium grid storage since long before anyone tendered this one
A 100 MWh vanadium flow battery has been deployed at an Indian solar park, highlighting the role of non-lithium storage technologies.Also: Energies Media
- Utah offers ‘unprecedented’ 0% loans for farmers amid difficult drought, wildfire year
Utah is offering zero-percent interest loans to farmers struggling with the impacts of drought and wildfires.
- The Iloilo provincial government aims to restore and establish up to 4,000 hectares of tree-growing areas each year as it links expanded forest cover to climate resilience and flood mitigation. Link to the full story in comment section.
The Iloilo provincial government aims to restore 4,000 hectares of forest annually to improve climate resilience and flood mitigation.
- Nepal establishes dedicated climate diplomacy division amid growing disaster risk
Nepal has established a dedicated climate diplomacy division to address growing disaster risks and international cooperation.Also: myRepublica
- Solar Power Is Getting So Cheap That It’s Almost UnbelievableClickbait
Solar power costs continue to decline, making the technology increasingly competitive with traditional fossil fuel energy sources.
- At the edge of a German coal mine, 6,100 solar panels delivered a September double harvest by making electricity overhead while raspberries ripened underneath
A German agrivoltaics project successfully combines solar energy generation with agricultural production at a former coal mine site.
- Ofgem moves to tackle projected oversupply of grid battery projects
UK regulator Ofgem is implementing measures to manage the pipeline of grid battery projects to prevent oversupply and grid congestion.
- Robust policy framework for climate change, says presidentReprint
The President of India called for the establishment of a robust policy framework to address climate change.
- Questions raised over state’s gas safety program
Stakeholders debate whether Massachusetts gas utility spending on infrastructure upgrades effectively lowers emissions or represents wasteful expenditure.
- Bangladesh’s young climate leaders turn local knowledge into action
Young climate activists in Bangladesh are utilizing local knowledge to implement community-based climate adaptation strategies.
- In Argentina, solar power from the Andes keeps this train running
A train in Argentina is being powered by solar energy generated in the Andes mountains.
- From Darkness to Opportunity: Belize Expands Rural Electricity with Solar Mini-Grids and Storage
Belize is expanding rural electricity access through the deployment of solar mini-grids and battery storage systems.
- ‘Encouraging’ results from bid to restore coral habitats using artificial reefs
Recent efforts to restore coral habitats using artificial reef structures have yielded encouraging results.
- Need well-structured policies, community participation to address climate change: President Murmu
The President of India calls for structured policies and community involvement to address climate change.
- Innovative strategies the wine industry is using to adjust to climate change
The wine industry is implementing innovative strategies to adapt to the impacts of climate change.
- Sabancı Holding Leads Clean Electrification Agenda as COP31 Electrification PartnerReprint
Sabancı Holding has been named the electrification partner for COP31, focusing on clean energy transition agendas.
- Sarimay Solar Plant Launched in Khorezm
A new solar power plant has been officially launched in the Khorezm region of Uzbekistan.
- Amazon puts 50 Mercedes eActros 600 electric trucks on German roadsReprint
Amazon has deployed 50 Mercedes-Benz eActros 600 electric trucks to its logistics operations in Germany.
- IRS extends tax relief for farmers and ranchers affected by drought
The IRS is providing tax relief to farmers and ranchers in areas impacted by drought conditions.
- The head of Turkmenistan advocated a comprehensive approach to resolving the Aral Sea's problems
The leader of Turkmenistan has called for a comprehensive international approach to address the environmental crisis of the Aral Sea.
- Council emissions plan avoids 'giant footprint on rates bill'
A local council has developed an emissions reduction plan designed to minimize financial impacts on ratepayers.
- Rooftop solar remains largely untapped amid energy crisis
Rooftop solar potential remains largely unutilized in Bangladesh despite ongoing energy supply challenges.
- Green SM Indonesia launches premium 6-seat electric taxi service and attractive new vehicle rental program
Green SM Indonesia has launched a premium electric taxi service and a new vehicle rental program.Also: Media OutReach Newswire
- Virginia residents can weigh in as Appalachian Power plans 30-mile line rebuild to curb outages
Virginia residents are invited to comment on a power line rebuild project intended to improve grid reliability.
- Large protests in Geneva and Lausanne against inaction on climate change
Large-scale protests occurred in Geneva and Lausanne to demand more urgent government action on climate change.
- Why Expanding Early Warning Systems Is Crucial For Disaster Mitigation
Expanding early warning systems is identified as a critical adaptation measure for mitigating climate-related disasters.
- State Adds New Financing Tool for Palisades Fire Recovery
California has introduced a new financing tool to assist with recovery efforts following the Palisades Fire.
- When weather became the architect: How India's climate-resilient cities are rewriting urban growth
Indian cities are increasingly incorporating climate-resilient designs into urban planning to address changing weather patterns.
- West Hollywood Prepares for Potential “Super” El Niño Season
West Hollywood officials are implementing preparations for the potential impacts of a super El Niño season.
- UNEP Broadens Support To Help Reduce Methane Emissions In Nigeria
The UNEP is expanding its support for initiatives aimed at reducing methane emissions in Nigeria.
- Northern Waters solar project moves closer to state review
A proposed solar project in Michigan has advanced to the state review stage.
- SCUBE Technologies drives Bangladesh's green energy transition
A technology firm is contributing to the transition toward green energy in Bangladesh.
- University of Bremen wins €4m climate-law research fundingStudy
The University of Bremen received four million euros in funding to conduct research on climate law.
- Fisheries ministry, ICCCAD ink deal to boost climate resilience
Bangladesh's fisheries ministry and ICCCAD have partnered to improve climate resilience in the fishing sector.Also: The Climate Watch
- Tech & AI Award: Canon’s Coral Reef Restoration Wins Gold
Canon received a sustainability award for its technology-based coral reef restoration project.
- Online map shows how suitable Guernsey homes are for solar panels
Guernsey has launched an online map to help residents assess the solar energy potential of their homes.
- Qaminis Municipality Explores Investment Opportunities in Solar Energy and Waste Recycling
The Qaminis municipality is seeking investments to develop local solar energy and waste recycling infrastructure.
- Mahindra electric three-wheeler programme reaches 2026 Earthshot finalist listReprint
Mahindra's electric three-wheeler program has been named a finalist for the 2026 Earthshot Prize.
- Sustainable Scheme Saves Canberrans Money
A new sustainable energy scheme in Canberra is helping residents reduce their household energy costs.Also: Mirage News
- Driver's monthly gas bill pushes $600 for 150-mile commute, and others push switch to EVClickbait
High fuel costs for long commutes are prompting some drivers to consider switching to electric vehicles.
- In 2003, Mexico's Salinas Victoria used landfill methane to tackle waste pollution; the result made 7 MW,
A 2003 project in Mexico successfully utilized landfill methane to generate 7 MW of power while reducing pollution.
- BYD passes 15,000 vehicles on New Zealand roads
BYD has reached a milestone of 15,000 electric vehicles currently operating on New Zealand roads.
- Volvo Unveils XC60 Plug-In Hybrid with 200 Km Electric Range
Volvo has introduced a new XC60 plug-in hybrid model featuring an extended electric-only driving range of 200 kilometers.
- Chery Q EV launched in Pakistan at Rs 5.55 million
The Chery Q electric vehicle has been officially launched in the Pakistani market.
- europe Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) TIC Market Size, Share,Trends, Growth Analysis Report, 2031Study
A market analysis report forecasts growth trends for the European battery energy storage system testing, inspection, and certification market through 2031.
- Global Textile Alliance introduces plant-based low-carbon denim at Climate Week NYC
The Global Textile Alliance launched plant-based, low-carbon denim during Climate Week NYC.
- China's Green Industries Take Center Stage at the China-ASEAN Expo as Cooperation in Energy, Power and New Energy Vehicles Enters a New PhaseReprint
China's green energy and electric vehicle industries were highlighted at the recent China-ASEAN Expo.
- Waterloo Region research roundup: safer renewable energy storage, faster stroke treatment and other findings
Researchers in Waterloo are developing safer storage technologies for renewable energy systems.
- In 2020, a three-turbine frame was lowered into New York City's East River; six months later, it had sentReprint
A tidal turbine project in New York City's East River is highlighted for its renewable energy generation potential.
- ENGIE stock gains strategic visibility as battery storage and Oracle deal underline growth pathReprint
ENGIE stock performance is linked to its strategic expansion into battery storage and new corporate partnerships.
- Medway Nabs. $1.3 Million in State Energy Resilience Grant
The town of Medway received a $1.3 million state grant to improve local energy resilience.
- 60 Minutes of Lamp Blackout in Jakarta Reduces Carbon Emissions by 74.23 Tons
Jakarta reduced carbon emissions by 74.23 tons during a one-hour city-wide blackout event.
- Esolar wins national solar business award
A solar business has received a national award for its contributions to the industry.
- UN: Every US$1 invested in climate and clean-air action can return US$15Study
A UN report estimates that every dollar invested in climate and clean-air initiatives yields a fifteen-dollar return in benefits.Also: Sonnenseite
- For Climate-Vulnerable Countries, Debt Costs 25 Times More Than Climate ActionStudy
A new report finds climate-vulnerable nations spend 25 times more on debt repayment than on essential climate action and adaptation.Also: CleanTechnica
- Bloomberg Green’s Pocket Guide to Climate Week NYC 2026
A guide provides information on events and programming for Climate Week NYC 2026.
- E-quipment highlight: 4,400 hp Wabtec FLXDrive electric locomotive [update]
BHP has successfully deployed 4,400 hp battery-electric locomotives for heavy-haul operations at an Australian iron ore mine.
- Palm Springs schools, city leaders brace for a future defined by extreme heat
Palm Springs officials and schools are implementing adaptation strategies to prepare for a future of increasingly extreme heat.
- Nigeria’s Gas Flaring Cut by Two-thirds As NLNG Pushes Methane Crackdown
Nigeria's NLNG has reduced gas flaring by two-thirds through a new methane mitigation initiative.Also: thebossnewspapers.com
- Britain Faces 150 Billion Grid Overhaul to Power Renewable Energy Boom
Britain faces a 150 billion pound infrastructure overhaul to modernize its power grid for renewable energy integration.
- Scientists in Palau are raising heat-tolerant coral to rescue reefs damaged by warming seas
Scientists in Palau are cultivating heat-tolerant coral species to help restore reefs damaged by rising ocean temperatures.
- Climate at the Supreme Court: Suncor v. Boulder | (ACOEL) | American College of Environmental Lawyers
Legal experts analyze the implications of the Suncor v. Boulder climate litigation case currently before the Supreme Court.
- EU plans new firefighting fleet after deadly summer heat wave
The European Union is establishing a new firefighting fleet in response to recent deadly summer heat waves.
- LOW-CARBON ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION FUELS: Global Technical and Policy StatusStudy
A technical review examines the global status of low-carbon alternative fuels and associated policy frameworks.
- Global climate leaders to present 2m strong “make polluters pay” petitions to United Nations
Climate activists are presenting two million signatures to the UN, calling for fossil fuel companies to pay for climate damages.
- Australia’s renewables transition is well under way – but meeting its 2030 target will be ‘extremely challenging’
While Australia's renewable energy transition is progressing, experts warn that meeting 2030 climate targets remains highly difficult.
- Energy and climate deals of the week
This weekly roundup tracks recent business and policy developments in the energy and climate sectors.
- Canada Haunts Trump With New Offshore Wind Project
Nova Scotia is planning a large-scale offshore wind project intended to supply clean energy to the region and the U.S.
- China’s Electric Aviation Advantage Is A Transport System, Not A Prototype
China is developing a comprehensive transport system for electric aviation rather than focusing solely on individual aircraft prototypes.
- The Overlooked Fast Track for Cutting Planetary Warming
Legal analysis identifies overlooked regulatory pathways for rapidly reducing planetary warming.Also: Legal Planet
- Q+A: Wahleah Johns on a $100M fund to close tribal energy’s predevelopment gap
A new 100 million dollar fund aims to assist tribal nations in overcoming predevelopment barriers for energy projects.Also: tribalbusinessnews.com
- labReleases-National-Renewable-Energy-LaboratoryStudy
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory released new data and research findings regarding renewable energy technologies.Also: EurekAlert!
- Oracle is hunting for 2 GW of new solar, wind and other renewable generation in New Mexico to feed its growing power needs
Oracle is seeking 2 GW of new renewable energy capacity in New Mexico to power its growing data center operations.
- Solar panel installations soar 407% as energy bills rise again
Solar panel installations in the UK increased by 407% as consumers seek to mitigate rising energy costs.
- Illinois lands 600 MW of battery storage in first auction, despite missing its target
Illinois secured 600 MW of battery storage capacity in its first competitive auction, despite falling short of the initial procurement target.
- UK regulator plans BESS fees to cut grid connection queue
The UK energy regulator plans to introduce fees for battery energy storage systems to reduce grid connection waiting times.
- These state elections could reshape climate and energy policy
Upcoming state-level elections in the U.S. are expected to significantly influence regional climate and energy policies.Also: Daily Kos
- Improving urban flood forecasting with real-time hazardous rainfall detectionStudy
South Korean researchers are integrating real-time rainfall detection technology into urban flood forecasting platforms to improve disaster response.
- Boston has a composting problem. Medford has an answer.
Medford's successful universal composting program offers a potential model for Boston to improve its waste management.
- Nature4Resilience (N4R), Nature-based Solutions for Climate Resilience Investment
The IUCN is promoting nature-based solutions to build climate resilience through targeted investment.
- Beat the Heat: How UNICEF Helps Children Survive Extreme Heatwaves Across the Middle East
UNICEF is implementing strategies to help children in the Middle East cope with increasingly frequent extreme heatwaves.
- Scientist says Massachusetts must prepare for stronger river floods as rain intensifies
A scientist warns that Massachusetts must improve infrastructure to handle increased flooding risks from intensifying rainfall.
- How AI and satellites are helping rebuild sandy beaches
New technologies utilizing AI and satellite imagery are being deployed to assist in the restoration of eroding sandy beaches.
- London Science Museum Cuts Ties With BP After Decades Of Campaigning
The London Science Museum has ended its long-standing partnership with BP following years of activist pressure.
- Billions in rare earth elements may be hiding in America’s coal ashStudy
Scientists are developing bio-inspired methods to extract rare earth elements from coal ash, potentially reducing industrial waste.
- The Unstoppable Rise of Leapmotor — August’s China EV Sales Report (45% BEV Share)
Electric vehicle sales in China reached a record 65% market share in August.
- Uruguay: will plant up to 12,000 trees in Paysandú to combat heat and adapt to climate change
Uruguay plans to plant 12,000 trees in Paysandú to mitigate urban heat and improve local climate adaptation.
- Bhotekoshi Flood: Building Resilience With Green Skills
Local initiatives in Bhotekoshi are focusing on building community resilience against future floods through green skills training.Also: myRepublica
- Carbon emissions across all panchayats to be mapped
Local authorities in Goa plan to map carbon emissions across all panchayats.Also: The Goan
- Google and Terradot sign carbon elimination agreement
Google signed a carbon removal agreement with Terradot to support climate mitigation efforts.
- Nigeria’s gas flare challenge: From awarding sites to building sustainable businesses
This report examines the challenges and economic potential of transitioning Nigeria's gas flaring sites into sustainable business operations.Also: TheCable
- Republic of Korea: Powering Viet Nam’s green trade future through renewable energy certificates
South Korea is supporting Vietnam's green trade transition through the implementation of renewable energy certificates.
- Americas poised to lead global microgrid growth through 2030
The Americas are projected to lead global growth in microgrid deployment through 2030.Also: Review Energy
- All On invests in PowerGen to expand renewable energy access in Nigeria
All On has invested in PowerGen to expand renewable energy access and infrastructure in Nigeria.Also: africanews.com
- Data center boom puts Iowa at a crossroads for energy, scientists say
Scientists warn that the rapid expansion of data centers in Iowa presents significant energy and grid challenges.
- Bihar Proposes New Energy Storage Obligation for RPOs
The Indian state of Bihar has proposed new energy storage obligations for renewable purchase requirements.
- When solar and wind learn to hold the grid
New technologies are being deployed to help wind and solar energy sources provide stability to the electrical grid.
- Four floating solar platforms anchored 383 yards off a French Polynesian island shade the coral lagoon beneath them, and underwater sensors show sunlight reaching the seafloor drops sharply while water temperature stays the sameStudy
Floating solar platforms in French Polynesia are being tested to determine if they can shade coral reefs to prevent bleaching.
- Human chain demands to halt new fossil fuel project in Mongla
Protesters in Mongla formed a human chain to demand the cancellation of a proposed fossil fuel project.
- How to flood-proof your home: from water-thirsty plants to deflated footballs
This guide provides practical advice for UK homeowners on how to improve flood resilience in response to increasing storm risks.
- New self-loading tech for bulk cargo vessels cuts freight emissions in HALF
New self-loading technology for bulk cargo vessels aims to significantly reduce emissions in the shipping industry.
- About the Guest Editors | Climate information, decision support and adaptation pathways in AfricaStudy
Guest editors discuss climate information and adaptation pathways for Africa in a recent academic publication.
- UNEP highlights successful methane mitigation in Turkmenistan (Exclusive)
The UN Environment Programme highlighted progress in methane mitigation efforts within Turkmenistan's energy sector.
- CIEL at Climate Week NYC 2026: Advancing Rights, Accountability, and Climate Justice
The Center for International Environmental Law is highlighting its advocacy for climate justice and corporate accountability during Climate Week NYC.
- A California university put one solar panel on its roof with a coating 100 times thinner than a human hair, and now the tiny layer is being asked to push efficiency from 24% toward 30%Study
Researchers are testing a thin-film coating on solar panels to increase energy conversion efficiency from 24% to 30%.
- Salzgitter and Zelestra have signed the largest hybrid solar energy deal
Salzgitter and Zelestra have finalized a major agreement for a hybrid solar energy project.
- Wind Energy Market Set for Strong Growth Through 2035 as Clean Power Demand, Technology Advances and Global Investments Create New Opportunities
The wind energy market is projected to see significant growth through 2035 due to rising demand and technological advancements.
- Jupiter Power Secures $1.4 Billion for 1.5 GW Storage Projects
Jupiter Power has secured $1.4 billion in funding to develop 1.5 GW of energy storage projects.Also: Mercomindia.com, TaiyangNews
- When sharing is caring: how car share schemes cut costs and emissions
Car-sharing schemes are being promoted as a practical strategy to reduce individual vehicle ownership and lower transport-related carbon emissions.
- ILLINOIS APPROVES NEW BATTERY STORAGE PROJECTS
Illinois state authorities have approved new battery energy storage projects to support grid stability and renewable energy integration.
- Sri Lanka to integrate first 10 MW battery storage facility into national grid
Sri Lanka is integrating its first 10 MW battery storage facility into the national grid to support renewable energy.
- October 18: Nuclear Energy and Climate Change: Rethinking Risk in a Warming World at New Bern
An upcoming event will explore the role of nuclear energy in a warming world.Also: New Bern Live
- Geoseismic Carbon Storage: an underused preventative measure for global warming
An article explores the potential of geoseismic carbon storage as a method to mitigate global warming.
- Group of demonstrators on road, young people from different culture and race fight for climate change – Global warming and enviroment concept – Focus on bannersClickbait
Young demonstrators from diverse backgrounds are protesting to demand action on climate change and global warming.
- City Creek Wildfire Fuels Reduction
Salt Lake City is conducting fuels reduction projects to mitigate wildfire risk in the City Creek area.
- Vatican going green, turns to renewable energy for electricity needsReprint
The Vatican is transitioning to renewable energy sources to meet its electricity requirements.Also: The Weather Network
- Astrostrom Releases Extensive Plan Space Based Power Built Lunar ResourcesStudy
Astrostrom has released a proposal for generating space-based solar power using lunar resources.
- SunHydrogen moves its Austin ProtoHub forward as full-size hydrogen modules close in on the 9% efficiency markStudy
SunHydrogen is advancing its Austin ProtoHub facility as its hydrogen production modules approach 9% efficiency.
- Native plants take root beneath Little Falls solar panels
A solar project in Little Falls is incorporating native plant landscaping beneath its panels to support local ecosystems.
- Mahindra Last Mile Mobility named Earthshot Prize 2026 finalist
Mahindra Last Mile Mobility has been named a finalist for the 2026 Earthshot Prize.
- Vidullanka enters grid-scale energy storage with 1st of 13 BESS facilities
Vidullanka has launched the first of thirteen planned battery energy storage facilities in Sri Lanka.Also: Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
- Private sector to add 918MW of solar power to national grid by 2028
The private sector in Bangladesh plans to add 918 MW of solar power capacity to the national grid by 2028.Also: tbsnews.net
- EV Chargers in the Tourist Regions of Queensland
Expanding high-speed electric vehicle charging infrastructure in inland Queensland is necessary to support tourism and EV adoption.
- Where Marine Energy Meets Hybrid Power Systems, This Laboratory De-Risks IntegrationStudy
A new testing platform aims to de-risk the integration of marine energy systems into offshore and coastal microgrids.
- Swaptopus inches towards reality as CATL reveals new semi truck battery
CATL and Octopus Energy have partnered to develop a battery-swapping network for commercial electric trucks in Europe.
- It’s finally here: Porsche puts wireless EV charging into production [video]
Porsche has introduced wireless inductive charging technology for its Cayenne Electric SUV.
- Youth Climate Justice Week Gives Malawian Youths Platform To Demand Climate Action
Malawian youths participated in a climate justice week to demand stronger government action on climate change.
- Narragansett Climate Resilience Workshop Set for Sept. 30
A community workshop is scheduled in Narragansett to discuss local climate resilience strategies.
- Washington Post. . Virginia-based "Overview Energy" is building a laser to charge solar panels at night, increasing their output up to six times. This could change the energy economy once and for all. Post energy reporter Evan Halper looks into the technology:Clickbait
A report examines a new technology using lasers to charge solar panels at night to increase energy output.
- WindForce powers Sri Lanka into energy storage era with landmark BESS and floating solar projectsReprint
WindForce is advancing Sri Lanka's energy sector through new battery storage and floating solar power projects.
- BRPL, REConnect Energy Sign Agreement for 25 MWh BESS in Delhi
BRPL and REConnect Energy have signed an agreement to deploy a 25 MWh battery storage system in Delhi.
- Climate XChange is giving away more EVs than ever before in its 11th Annual EV Raffle
Climate XChange is hosting its 11th annual raffle, offering winners the choice of various electric vehicles.
- Angolan parliament speaker: Climate change demands stronger global cooperation
The Angolan parliament speaker called for enhanced international cooperation to address the global climate crisis.Also: news.cgtn.com
- Who are the Pharma Firms Joining the Clean Heat Program?
Several pharmaceutical companies are joining programs aimed at transitioning to clean heat sources.
- Allegheny Valley School District makes move toward solar energy
The Allegheny Valley School District is transitioning toward the use of solar energy for its facilities.Also: Yahoo
- Winona museum goes solar, cutting energy costs by $33K yearly
A Minnesota museum installed solar panels, resulting in significant annual energy cost savings.
- Public meeting for proposed Skyway solar farm set for Tuesday
A public meeting is scheduled to discuss the development of the proposed Skyway solar farm.Also: Chico Enterprise-Record
- Exeter-based SunGift Solar creates job opportunities for NEETS and young workers
An Exeter-based solar company is creating new job opportunities for young workers and those not in education or training.Also: We Are South Devon
- HiTHIUM Ranks TOP 2 Globally in Energy Storage Battery Shipments Again, Driven by Full-Chain Integrated CapabilitiesStudy
HiTHIUM has maintained its position as a top-two global supplier of energy storage batteries.
- Texas DIY solar owner shows how his $35,000 setup keeps a home off-grid 90% of the timeClickbait
A Texas homeowner demonstrates a DIY solar and battery setup that provides significant off-grid power.
- Solar power, BESS and policy reforms in focus at international conclave
International experts discussed solar power, battery storage, and policy reforms at a recent energy conclave.Also: The News Pakistan
- County look into capturing anticipated El Nino rain | The Merry Mantonian
Local officials are exploring strategies to capture and store anticipated rainfall resulting from the current El Niño.
- Flip the Switch event celebrates clean energy upgrades
A local community event celebrated the implementation of new clean energy upgrades.
- Annual Interfaith Youth Forum Opens in Kenya With Pledge for Renewable Energy Manifesto Ahead of 2027 Elections
Youth leaders in Kenya pledged to support a renewable energy manifesto ahead of the upcoming 2027 elections.
- Retired wind turbines are being transformed into tiny solar-powered houses and recycled skis by a Swedish
Retired wind turbine blades are being repurposed into small solar-powered homes and other consumer goods.
- Pallet Flow Lane Dividers Market To 2035: Energy Storage Expansion Supports High-Single-Digit Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
Market analysis predicts growth in pallet flow lane dividers driven by the expansion of energy storage infrastructure.
- Bimergen Energy Opens New Federal Market Channel for Energy StorageReprint
Bimergen Energy has established a new channel to provide energy storage solutions to the U.S. federal market.
- south-korea DERMS Architecture & Edge Control Market Size, Share,Trends, Growth Analysis Report, 2031Study
A market analysis report examines the growth and architecture of Distributed Energy Resource Management Systems in South Korea.
- 54% of EU’s electricity came from renewables in Q2 2026 - News articles - EurostatStudy
Eurostat data shows that renewable energy sources generated 54% of the European Union's electricity during the second quarter of 2026.
- Nepal isn’t the only disaster-struck country waiting for money from the global climate Loss and Damage Fund
The global Loss and Damage Fund has yet to distribute any aid despite receiving over 100 requests from disaster-stricken nations.Also: The Conversation
- Climate Disclosure Update: California Issues Updated Regulations and Guidance for GHG Emissions ReportingStudy
California has released updated regulations and guidance for corporate greenhouse gas emissions reporting.Also: JD Supra
- Google, NASA launch AI model to map methane emissions from space
Google and NASA launched an AI-powered model designed to map and track methane emissions from space.
- Google And NASA AI Model Detects 50% More Methane Plumes Than Human Experts
A new AI model developed by Google and NASA identified 50% more methane plumes than previous human-led analysis.Also: Pulse 2.0
- Google Agrees to Biggest Carbon-Removal Deal Yet, Aims to Scale New Model
Google finalized a major carbon-removal deal to scale new technologies and meet its climate goals.Also: EnergyNow.com
- DERA LIVES! House votes to fund Diesel Emissions Reduction Act through 2029
The U.S. House of Representatives voted to renew funding for the Diesel Emissions Reduction Act, supporting cleaner heavy-duty vehicle adoption through 2029.
- Major US offshore wind farm installs its last turbine
The Revolution Wind offshore farm completed turbine installation despite federal stop-work orders, marking progress for U.S. renewable energy.
- INEOS says EU's first full-scale carbon storage project to start operating
INEOS announced that the European Union's first full-scale carbon storage project is set to begin operations.
- Denmark inaugurates CO2 storage facility in North Sea
Denmark has officially opened a new facility in the North Sea designed to store captured carbon dioxide underground.Also: The Hindu
- Google tests out new financing model for big carbon removal deal
Google is piloting a new financing structure to support the development of large-scale carbon removal projects.
- Revolution Wind completes 65-turbine farm off New England coast
Revolution Wind has completed the installation of a 65-turbine offshore wind farm off the New England coast.
- PacWave Opens—A Giant Leap for Marine Energy
The U.S. has launched its first grid-connected, open-ocean wave energy test facility on the Oregon coast.
- Denmark Launches First Full-Scale Subsea Carbon Dioxide Storage FacilityReprint
Denmark launched its first full-scale subsea carbon dioxide storage facility.
- Scientists hope deeper-rooted soybeans can withstand climate extremes and store more carbon
Researchers are developing deeper-rooted soybeans to improve carbon sequestration and resilience against climate extremes.
- Paterson Lawmakers Renew Push for Polluters Pay Act After Severe Flooding
Paterson lawmakers are pushing for a 'Polluters Pay' act to hold companies accountable for costs associated with severe climate-driven flooding.Also: Insider NJ, Insider NJ
- Data gaps ‘threaten’ global climate funding access
Insufficient data collection and reporting are hindering developing nations' ability to access essential global climate funding.Also: Barbados Today
- Carbon Dioxide RemovalStudy
The U.S. Department of Energy provides an overview of carbon dioxide removal technologies and strategies.
- Fashion's Carbon Footprint Draws New Regulation in the United States and Europe
New regulations in the U.S. and Europe are targeting the fashion industry to reduce its carbon footprint.Also: JD Supra
- Colorado approves new methane regulations for oil-and-gas producers
Colorado regulators approved new, stricter methane emissions standards for oil and gas producers.Also: The Sum and Substance
- Oracle Signs Over 1.7GW of Clean Energy Deals in Bid to Match Data Centers with 100% Carbon-Free Energy
Oracle has secured over 1.7 GW of clean energy contracts to power its data centers with carbon-free electricity.Also: esgnews.com, ESG News
- Climate & Energy Program Report 2026Study
Earthjustice has released its 2026 report detailing legal and advocacy efforts within its climate and energy program.Also: Earthjustice
- Clean Energy Resources to Meet Data Center Electricity DemandStudy
The U.S. Department of Energy released resources to help data centers meet rising electricity demands with clean energy.
- Made in Nigeria: The race to build an African solar industry from scratch
Nigeria is working to establish a domestic solar manufacturing industry to support its transition to renewable energy.Also: TheCable
- NLR Campus To Host US Department of Energy Geothermal Center of Excellence
The Department of Energy is establishing a Geothermal Center of Excellence to advance geothermal energy technology and industry expertise.
- PH’s new climate plan faces a 1.5 C threshold risk
The Philippines' updated climate plan faces criticism for failing to adequately address the 1.5 C warming threshold risk.Also: The Manila Times
- Addressing renewable energy supply chain risks: Auction design and policy frameworksStudy
IRENA released a report outlining policy frameworks and auction designs to mitigate supply chain risks for renewable energy projects.
- MN8 Energy, Eos Energy Enterprises and Google Announce First-of-its-Kind Utility-Scale Solar + Storage Collaboration in West Virginia
MN8 Energy, Eos Energy, and Google partnered on a utility-scale solar and battery storage project in West Virginia.Also: ESS News, pv magazine USA
- Mazama Energy Raises $135 Million to Scale the World’s Hottest Engineered Geothermal System
Mazama Energy secured $135 million in funding to scale its advanced engineered geothermal energy technology.
- Batteries Kicking Out Natural Gas
Battery storage technology is increasingly replacing natural gas plants to manage grid demand and reliability.
- France's EDF plans 10 small nuclear plants in Europe by 2035
French energy company EDF plans to deploy ten small modular nuclear reactors across Europe by 2035.
- Genetically engineered crops increase climate resilience of US fieldsStudy
Data shows genetically engineered crops have increased yields and resilience against climate-driven environmental shifts in the U.S.
- ReFuelEU’s First Year Shows the Mandate WorksStudy
The EU Aviation Safety Agency released a report confirming the effectiveness of mandatory sustainable aviation fuel targets in the first year of implementation.
- Exclusive: Inertia Announces a New Fusion MilestoneStudy
Inertia Enterprises reported a simulation milestone for its commercial fusion facility, demonstrating a significant energy gain ratio.
- Scaling Adaptation Action Across Interconnected SystemsStudy
A United Nations University report outlines strategies for scaling climate adaptation efforts across interconnected global systems.
- Beyond the headline targets: What China’s 15th Five-Year Plans mean for its green transitionStudy
A new report analyzes China's upcoming Five-Year Plans and their implications for the nation's ongoing green energy transition.
- Google Backs Near-Zero Emissions Steel Plant
Google is providing financial backing for a new steel manufacturing plant designed to operate with near-zero emissions.
- Climate Pledge Firms Cut Operational Emissions 11%Study
Companies participating in The Climate Pledge reported an 11 percent reduction in their operational greenhouse gas emissions.
- Wind and solar reach record share of Australia’s main grid, nearly half of it from rooftop PV
Wind and solar power reached a record share of Australia's main electricity grid, driven significantly by rooftop solar installations.
- COP31 Host Turkey Faces Own Policy Change to Meet Renewable Target
Turkey is adjusting its energy policies to meet renewable energy targets ahead of hosting COP31.
- Barcelona has a bold plan to protect its vulnerable coastline – and it could be prize-winning
Barcelona is implementing a new coastal protection strategy designed to mitigate the impacts of climate-driven sea-level rise.Also: Azərtac
- Clearing the way for renewable carbon fiber productionStudy
Researchers are developing new methods to produce carbon fiber using renewable materials to lower industrial emissions.Also: WashU
- 2m signatures demand fossil fuel companies pay for climate damage
A petition with two million signatures is calling for fossil fuel companies to be held financially liable for climate-related damages.Also: EnviroNews Nigeria
- A 1 to 20 megawatt microreactor went critical in Idaho with no pumps and no moving parts in its cooling, while the record it actually set is narrower than the coverage suggests
A small modular nuclear reactor reached criticality in Idaho, though reports clarify the specific technical milestones achieved.Also: Energies Media
- Helsinki expands EV mandate to vans and minibuses
Helsinki has expanded its electric vehicle mandate to include vans and minibuses.
- ‘Rooftop solar boom means energy security not a liability’
Pakistan's rooftop solar expansion is being framed as a key strategy for enhancing national energy security.Also: The News Pakistan
- 60 hybrid reef structures launch to protect Hawaiʻi coastlines
Hawaii has deployed 60 hybrid reef structures designed to protect coastlines from erosion and storm surges.Also: hawaiipublicradio.org
- Rooftop rainwater sprinkler systems could help cool warming cities, study saysStudy
A new study suggests that rooftop rainwater sprinkler systems could effectively mitigate urban heat island effects in warming cities.
- The Bipartisan Buddies With a Plan to Fix Transmission
Senate committee chairs are currently negotiating permitting reform legislation essential for expanding transmission lines and renewable energy infrastructure.
- FEMA announces nearly $3m in funds to support Mass. communities against future disaster
FEMA awarded nearly $3 million to Massachusetts communities for projects aimed at mitigating future disaster risks.
- Europe can lower emissions without deindustrializing, say researchersStudy
A new study suggests Europe can achieve emissions reductions without sacrificing industrial output.
- Google to Buy Green Steel Credits From Swedish Plant Cutting Emissions 95%Reprint
Google has agreed to purchase green steel credits from a Swedish plant that reduces production emissions by 95 percent.
- 42 civic groups demand halt to new fossil fuel projects, shift to renewable energy
Forty-two civic organizations have issued a formal demand to stop new fossil fuel projects and accelerate the transition to renewables.
- Natural Gas and Renewables Reach New Highs in 2024 US Energy Flow Chart | NewswiseStudy
A new U.S. energy flow chart shows both natural gas and renewable energy reaching record highs in 2024.Also: Mirage News
- Ocean energy kept slipping away for 50 years, and now a handful of remote islands are finally giving it a foothold by pumping frigid water from miles below the surface to generate clean power and drinking water from nothing but temperature alone
Remote islands are deploying ocean thermal energy conversion to generate clean power and drinking water.
- UK AR8 could procure 19GW of renewable energy capacity, deliver £11 billion in savings, says LCP DeltaStudy
A new report suggests the UK's AR8 auction could procure 19GW of renewable capacity and deliver significant cost savings.Also: Solar Power Portal
- Prysmian, Rio Tinto partner to bring low-carbon aluminum to Amazon data center
Prysmian and Rio Tinto are partnering to supply low-carbon aluminum for a new Amazon data center.
- Move faster to solve climate challenges, Prince William says
Prince William has called for an acceleration in efforts to find solutions to global climate challenges.
- BYD Planning 4 Factories in Europe
BYD is expanding its global manufacturing footprint with plans to establish four new electric vehicle factories in Europe.
- Human security relies on adapting to the world’s new climate reality
Adapting to new climate realities is essential for maintaining human security, according to analysis.
- Preserving the Ozone Layer: China phases out ozone-depleting HCFCs ahead of Montreal Protocol 2030 deadline
China is phasing out ozone-depleting HCFCs ahead of the Montreal Protocol deadline, contributing to atmospheric protection.
- 'This is an existential situation': New Orleans to begin studying improvements to levee system
New Orleans officials are initiating studies to upgrade the city's levee system in response to existential climate threats.
- Albania's NDC 3.0 targets net GHG emissions 17% above 1990 levels by 2035Study
Albania has submitted its updated climate targets, aiming for net greenhouse gas emissions 17% above 1990 levels by 2035.
- Climeworks signs ‘first’ CORSIA-compliant carbon removal deal
Climeworks has secured the first carbon removal deal compliant with the aviation industry's CORSIA emissions reduction framework.Also: FlightGlobal
- Opportunity proposes methane trading scheme, $5b climate adaptation plan
New Zealand's Opportunity party proposed a methane trading scheme alongside a five-billion-dollar climate adaptation plan.
- How states can help more families get solar power
Environment America outlines policy strategies for states to increase residential solar power adoption.
- MassMutual sees the sense in NZ’s renewable energy sector
MassMutual is increasing its investment in New Zealand's renewable energy sector.
- The New Clean Tech Meta and Google Are Turning to Power AI
Major technology companies like Meta and Google are increasingly turning to clean energy sources to power their growing artificial intelligence infrastructure.
- Ørsted CEO Rasmus Errboe Assumes WindEurope Chairmanship, Demands Policy Shift as Europe Prepares for Record 24 GW Wind Expansion
The new WindEurope chair calls for policy reforms to support Europe's projected 24 GW wind energy expansion.
- NSW switches on four grid support projects
New South Wales has activated four new grid support projects to enhance energy storage capacity.
- How PWD is preparing for more extreme weather – @PhillyH2O Blog
The Philadelphia Water Department is implementing strategies to prepare city infrastructure for increasingly extreme weather events.
- DOE Under Secretary talks data centers, drought and the “nuclear renaissance”
A DOE official discusses the intersection of energy infrastructure, drought management, and nuclear power.Also: Wyoming Public Media
- $1.9M grant will support KU research on boosting drought tolerance in cropsStudy
A new research grant will fund University of Kansas efforts to develop drought-tolerant crop varieties.Also: KU News
- As global temperatures rise, Wisconsin prepares to adapt
Wisconsin is developing adaptation strategies in response to rising global temperatures.Also: The Daily Cardinal
- Renewables Accounted for 36.8% of Cyprus Electricity Generation in JuneStudy
Renewable energy sources provided 36.8% of Cyprus's total electricity generation during the month of June.Also: The National Herald
- Volvo unveils new plug-in hybrid with 200 km electric range
Volvo has introduced a new plug-in hybrid vehicle featuring a 200-kilometer electric-only range.Also: electrive.com, CleanTechnica
- UP CM Yogi Adityanath meets Union Environment Minister, eye on NCR pollution plan
The Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh met with the Union Environment Minister to discuss pollution control plans for the National Capital Region.Also: Free Press Journal
- Grid Modernization and the Smart GridStudy
The U.S. Department of Energy released an overview of grid modernization efforts and the implementation of smart grid technologies.
- Emerald AI Forms Coalition With Google, Nvidia and Anthropic to Expand AI Data Center Grid Capacity
Tech companies are forming a coalition to expand grid capacity to support the high energy demands of AI data centers.Also: AI Insider
- Recurrent Energy: Wettlauf gegen die Zeit – Was das 695-Millionen-Projekt „Cobalt Solar“ über die Energiewende verrät
A large-scale solar project in the U.S. highlights the ongoing challenges and progress of the energy transition.
- Ocho Rios fishermen become guardians of the sea
Fishermen in Ocho Rios are implementing community-led conservation efforts to protect local marine environments.Also: Ron Fanfair
- New booklet gives Canadians a trusted guide for climate change information
A new booklet has been released to provide Canadians with reliable information regarding climate change.Also: StratfordToday.ca
- Naujaat’s $19M solar project comes online
A new $19 million solar energy project has officially begun operations in the community of Naujaat.
- Federal government intervenes in lawsuit over Energize Denver, state building codes
The federal government has intervened in a lawsuit regarding Denver's building energy codes.
- A Melting Glacier Set Tenzin Seldon’s Course. Now She Runs A $63 Million Climate Fund
Climate activist Tenzin Seldon is managing a $63 million fund focused on climate solutions after being inspired by glacier loss.Also: Forbes
- Michigan Joins Growing Push for State Control of Carbon Capture Permitting
Michigan is seeking state-level authority to manage carbon capture permitting processes.
- The Fragility Gap: Why Supplier Carbon Data Accuracy Matters
Improving the accuracy of supplier carbon data is becoming essential for corporate sustainability reporting.
- LOIM Expands Net Zero Funds to US and Japan
Lombard Odier Investment Managers is expanding its net-zero investment funds into the U.S. and Japanese markets.
- GE Vernova Wins 29.4 MW Japan Wind Order
GE Vernova has secured a contract to supply wind turbines for a 29.4 MW project in Japan.
- How Adaptation Insights is making climate adaptation evidence easier to use
CGIAR is launching tools to make evidence-based climate adaptation strategies more accessible and easier to implement.
- CleanCounts to introduce hourly-matched renewable energy certificates
CleanCounts is launching a new system for hourly-matched renewable energy certificates to improve tracking accuracy.Also: Energy Digital
- Delhi NCR Pollution Crisis: Yogi Government Unveils Big Action Plan To Clean UP Air
The Uttar Pradesh government has introduced a new action plan to address severe air pollution in the Delhi NCR region.
- UNECE experts shape the future of clean air policies
UNECE experts are developing new policy frameworks to improve air quality and reduce emissions.
- BYD, CATL, Xiaomi executives may join Xi's US visit, sources say
Executives from major Chinese electric vehicle and battery firms may accompany President Xi on his upcoming US visit.
- Texas power plant, nuclear projects under discussion in South Korea's US investment package
South Korea is considering investments in a Texas power plant and nuclear energy projects as part of a U.S. package.
- The Bronx will be breathing a little easier with new Volvo VNR Electric [update]
A food rescue organization in the Bronx has deployed three new zero-emission Volvo electric semi-trucks to reduce local air pollution.
- Climate Change, Care, and Women-Led Businesses: The Missing Link in Climate Resilience
Women-led businesses are identified as a critical, often overlooked component of building climate resilience.
- AIA advances resilience and regenerative design in the built environment at Climate Week NYC
The American Institute of Architects promoted regenerative design and resilience strategies during Climate Week NYC.
- How clean energy can boost business for Africa’s food producers
Clean energy adoption offers economic benefits for food producers across the African continent.
- Oil Giants, Estate Agree To End Heat Wave Death Claims
Oil companies and an estate have reached a settlement regarding legal claims linked to heat-related deaths.
- PG&E putting power lines underground in Mariposa County to reduce wildfire risk
PG&E is burying power lines in Mariposa County to reduce the risk of utility-caused wildfires.
- Climate Pledge Tops 700 Companies Committing to Net Zero by 2040
Over 700 companies have now joined The Climate Pledge, committing to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2040.
- Carbon market expandsReprint
China is expanding its national carbon market to include additional industrial sectors to help meet emissions targets.
- TECHNOLOGY UPDATE: New Alberta Technology Funding Boosts Methane Reduction Efforts
The Alberta government is providing new funding to support technological advancements in methane reduction for the energy sector.
- Groups call for fossil-free energy in Manila rally
Advocacy groups held a rally in Manila to demand a transition to fossil-free energy.
- Since leaving Tri-State, LPEA pursues grab bag of renewable energy sources
La Plata Electric Association is diversifying its energy portfolio with various renewable sources following its departure from Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association.
- Utah Solar 1: EDF Secures Financing for New 300MW Project
EDF Renewables has secured financing for the 300MW Utah Solar 1 project, marking a significant expansion in regional solar capacity.
- Germany’s renewable sector steps up pressure over EEG and grid package
Germany's renewable energy industry is lobbying the government to accelerate grid expansion and reform the EEG renewable energy law.
- SMA Solar opens gigawatt factory in Germany
SMA Solar Technology has inaugurated a new gigawatt-scale production facility in Germany to meet rising demand for solar power components.
- Utility-scale project roundup: Utah solar, Texas tech power, California microgrids and storage, and Massachusetts community solar
A roundup of recent utility-scale renewable energy developments highlights new solar, storage, and microgrid projects across the United States.
- Power Capital rolls out 290-MWp Irish solar portfolio
Power Capital has launched a 290-MWp solar energy portfolio in Ireland.
- Shell, partners to develop e-SAF production process
Shell and partners are collaborating to develop a new production process for electronic sustainable aviation fuel.
- ResponsAbility commits up to $25M to back Verdant Energy’s renewable energy growth across Thailand
ResponsAbility is investing up to $25 million to support Verdant Energy's renewable energy expansion in Thailand.
- ESG Is Fading, Yet Green Investment Just Hit $2.2tn
Despite a decline in the popularity of ESG branding, global investment in green energy projects reached $2.2 trillion.
- Germany's electric car boom cuts fuel tax revenue
Germany's transition to electric vehicles is resulting in a decline in tax revenue collected from traditional transport fuels.
- How One Earthshot Prize Finalist Is Tackling Last Mile Emissions
An Earthshot Prize finalist is developing new logistics solutions to reduce emissions in last-mile delivery services.Also: Currently.com
- Green SM launches electric motorbike service in Indonesia
Green SM has launched a new electric motorbike service in Indonesia to promote cleaner urban transportation.
- Ofgem consults additional fee for oversubscribed BESS grid connections
Ofgem is consulting on an additional fee for battery storage projects to address grid connection congestion.
- GEON commissions 10 MW/20 MWh battery storage project in Rajasthan
GEON has commissioned a 10 MW/20 MWh battery storage project in the Rajasthan region of India.
- Pakistan Advances Virtual Grid Amid Battery Revolution
Pakistan is advancing the development of a virtual power grid to integrate battery storage technology.Also: Energy Update
- Vidullanka enters grid-scale energy storage with first of 13 BESS facilities
Vidullanka has launched the first of 13 planned grid-scale battery energy storage facilities.
- COP31-IEA High-Level Energy Transition Dialogue
The IEA and COP31 organizers are holding high-level dialogues to coordinate global energy transition strategies.
- Thank you, Charlotte. Stage 2 Water Restrictions Update
The City of Charlotte provides an update on water usage restrictions.
- Rochdale Borough Council: Resilient Roch - Building Community Flood Resilience Through Trust, Partnership and Local Action
Rochdale Borough Council is implementing a community-led partnership program to improve local flood resilience.
- OPAL Fuels extends landfill gas rights at Miramar Landfill in San Diego
OPAL Fuels has extended its agreement to capture and process landfill gas at the Miramar Landfill in San Diego.Also: Biomass Magazine
- The Global Regulations Radar, 6th Edition: Quarterly update on ESG and EHS regulationsStudy
A new report provides a quarterly update on global ESG and environmental health and safety regulations.Also: ERM
- Gas specialist launches sensor range with funding
A gas sensor company has secured funding to develop new technology for monitoring emissions.Also: Bdaily
- Do-it-yourself solar
Environment America provides guidance and advocacy for residential solar energy adoption.Also: Environment America
- The Overlooked Renewable Energy Resource: Why Construction Waste Should Be Part of America's Energy Strategy
This article argues that construction waste should be integrated into national renewable energy strategies.Also: POWER Magazine
- Final permit hearing set for PRECorp's solar facility near Moorcroft
A final permit hearing is scheduled for a proposed solar facility near Moorcroft, Wyoming.Also: Gillette News Record
- Cordierite Filter Substrates Market Forecast to 2035: Emissions Rules Drive GrowthStudy
Market forecasts suggest that stricter emissions regulations will drive growth in the cordierite filter substrate industry through 2035.Also: IndexBox
- Eaton Hybrid Systems Achieve 160 Million Kilometers of Service, Save 15 Million Liters of Fuel
Eaton's hybrid systems have reached 160 million kilometers of service, resulting in 15 million liters of fuel savings.Also: CarDekho
- Summit highlights freight decarbonisation momentum
A recent summit highlighted ongoing efforts and momentum toward decarbonizing the freight industry.Also: Daily Cargo News
- MOL Group expands renewable portfolio with new solar park and BESS facility
MOL Group is expanding its renewable energy portfolio with a new solar park and battery storage facility.
- Behind-the-meter batteries could help Ontario meet rising demand
Behind-the-meter battery storage is identified as a potential solution for meeting rising electricity demand in Ontario.Also: Sustainable Biz Canada
- Napa County launches update to plan guiding housing, agriculture and climate policy
Napa County is updating its comprehensive plan to integrate housing, agriculture, and climate policy goals.Also: The Press Democrat
- Climate Solar for All Lawsuit | Nation | hjnews.comClickbait
A legal challenge regarding the EPA's Solar for All program is underway.
- Lightweight Materials for Cars and TrucksStudy
The U.S. Department of Energy is researching lightweight materials to improve the fuel efficiency of cars and trucks.
- Niue and Barcelona 2026 Earthshot Prize Finalists for ocean work
Niue and Barcelona have been named finalists for the 2026 Earthshot Prize for their ocean conservation efforts.Also: Mongabay
- Toyota’s new electric SUVs are catching on, with nearly 5,000 sold in August
Toyota reported nearly 5,000 sales of its refreshed electric SUV lineup in the United States during August.
- BMW begins iX3 deliveries early in the US as demand surges
BMW has begun early deliveries of the iX3 in the United States due to high consumer demand.
- Korean Polar Research Pioneer Advocates for Strategic Arctic, Antarctic Studies
A South Korean researcher is calling for increased strategic focus on polar studies to better understand global climate shifts.
- Seoul kicks off preparations for 2028 UN Ocean Conference in Busan
Seoul has begun preparations to host the 2028 UN Ocean Conference in Busan to address marine and climate issues.
- Breakthrough low-carbon aluminum cables reduce the carbon footprint of AI infrastructureStudy
New low-carbon aluminum cables are being deployed to reduce the environmental impact of AI infrastructure.
- BASF Agricultural Solutions and IRRI extend partnership to further advance sustainable rice cultivation
BASF and the International Rice Research Institute extended their partnership to promote sustainable rice farming practices.
- New Compact High Voltage Direct Current Taps Unlock Remote Grid Access PointsStudy
New high-voltage direct current technology aims to improve grid access for remote renewable energy sources.
- Rural communities encouraged to cash in on renewables
Rural communities are being encouraged to explore the economic benefits of hosting renewable energy infrastructure.
- This Stanley Park Fellow Is Studying Climate Finance To Help Guide Chile’s Energy Transition
A climate finance fellow is working to support Chile's transition toward a cleaner energy system.
- What role will renewable energy play in the AI Energy Management Alliance?
Industry experts are evaluating the role of renewable energy within the newly formed AI Energy Management Alliance.
- Electric, Hybrid and Hydrogen-Powered Vehicles Exempt From EECR
Electric, hybrid, and hydrogen-powered vehicles have been granted exemptions from specific energy efficiency and carbon regulations.
- Real Cost of Battery Energy Storage Systems in India
An analysis examines the economic factors and costs associated with deploying battery energy storage systems in India.
- Maharashtra Clarifies Renewable Energy and Storage Policy Targets
The state of Maharashtra has issued clarifications regarding its policy targets for renewable energy and storage integration.
- Discounts on Kia EV9 Give It Ridiculous Price
Increased dealership discounts are making the Kia EV9 electric vehicle more accessible to consumers.
- Methane Expert Panel Publish Interim ReportStudy
An expert panel has published an interim report detailing strategies and progress regarding global methane reduction efforts.
- Renewable Energy Risk and Insurance Index 2026Study
Lockton's 2026 index provides an overview of risk and insurance trends within the global renewable energy sector.
- UK solar sector praises PM?s enthusiasm for community renewables
The UK solar industry has expressed support for the Prime Minister's recent commitment to expanding community-based renewable energy projects.
- Beam Global and Masdar City Free Zone sign MOU to explore sustainable energy infrastructure opportunities
Beam Global and Masdar City have signed an agreement to explore collaborative opportunities for sustainable energy infrastructure development.Also: Quiver Quantitative, Yahoo Finance
- Oracle signs renewable power agreements with ENGIE for its Texas operations
Oracle has entered into renewable power purchase agreements with ENGIE to supply its Texas operations with clean energy.
- Actis launches renewable energy platform in Mexico
Investment firm Actis has launched a new platform dedicated to developing renewable energy projects in Mexico.
- Actis creates Mexican renewables platform targeting 2GW portfolio
Actis is establishing a new Mexican renewable energy platform with the goal of developing a 2GW portfolio of projects.Also: Renewables Now
- H2APEX and Lhyfe expand partnership to support Germany's growing hydrogen market
H2APEX and Lhyfe have expanded their partnership to support the development and growth of Germany's hydrogen energy market.
- SEIA and CCSA to Combine, Expanding National Representation of Solar and Storage Industry
The Solar Energy Industries Association and the Coalition for Community Solar Access are merging to consolidate industry representation.
- Spain’s green power needs batteries
Spain faces a growing need for battery storage capacity to support its expanding renewable energy infrastructure.
- Fraunhofer ISE CalLab Marks 40 Years With 152 Verified Solar Efficiency RecordsStudy
Fraunhofer ISE CalLab has reached its 40th anniversary, having verified 152 world records for solar cell efficiency.
- It's a home energy game changer: dcbel's Ara® Core Home Energy Station arrives in Texas at the Southern Living Idea House
A new home energy station designed for vehicle-to-grid integration has been installed at a showcase home in Texas.
- WindForce Expands Renewable Energy Footprint with First Grid-Scale Battery Storage and Floating Solar Commissioning
WindForce has commissioned its first grid-scale battery storage project alongside a floating solar installation.
- Cuba's Tarea Vida Policy Protects Coastal Tourism 2026
Cuba's Tarea Vida policy aims to implement coastal adaptation strategies to protect tourism infrastructure by 2026.
- Egypt Expands Regenerative Red Sea Tourism
Egypt is expanding regenerative tourism initiatives along the Red Sea to promote environmental sustainability.
- City of Salem to host Preservation in a Changing Climate Conference
The city of Salem is hosting a conference focused on historic preservation in the context of a changing climate.Also: salemma.gov
- Getting plugged in with electric vehicles
A local overview discusses the adoption and integration of electric vehicles.Also: Yellowknifer
- Noise concerns addressed in Hunterston grid stability facility plans, developers say
Developers are addressing community noise concerns regarding a planned grid stability facility in Scotland.Also: Largs and Millport
- Aussie households to save $4300 a yearClickbait
Australian households could save money through energy efficiency measures or renewable energy adoption, according to a report.
- Jackery SolarVault 3 Shows Potential To Scale From Balcony To Whole Home
New high-capacity home battery systems are emerging to support residential electrification and solar energy storage.
- ACES alumna employs biotech to create sustainable livestock production
An agricultural researcher is utilizing biotechnology to develop more sustainable livestock production methods.
- Short-Stature Corn Could Give Dairy Farmers a New Forage Option
Short-stature corn varieties are being introduced as a new forage option for dairy farmers.
- GameChange Energy Completes Commissioning of Genius Tracker? For Mooi Plaats PV Project
GameChange Energy has completed the commissioning of a solar tracking system for a photovoltaic project in South Africa.
- DAF expands diesel and electric truck range at IAA 2026
DAF Trucks showcased expanded ranges of both diesel and electric vehicles at the IAA 2026 transportation trade show.
- The AA and Royal Mail partner up to cut repair emissions within electric delivery fleetReprint
The AA and Royal Mail are collaborating to implement lower-emission repair processes for electric delivery vehicles.
- Taiwan's Foxconn Drives Into Hydrogen And Electric Truck Market
Foxconn is expanding its manufacturing operations into the hydrogen and electric truck markets.
- 20 YEARS LATER, GRID ALTERNATIVES RETURNS TO ITS FIRST SOLAR CLIENTReprint
GRID Alternatives celebrates twenty years of providing solar energy installations to low-income households.
- Inverters and Grid Frequency Stability in the Renewable Energy TransitionStudy
This report explores the technical role of inverters in maintaining grid frequency stability during the transition to renewable energy.
- Bimergen Energy Opens New Federal Market Channel for Energy Storage
Bimergen Energy has established a new market channel to facilitate the integration of energy storage into the federal grid.
- Driven to Serve: How Taylor Searcy Turned Navy Service into Clean Energy Strategy at GM
A profile highlights how a military veteran is applying their experience to clean energy strategy at General Motors.
- Cornell professor gives talk on intersection of constitutional law and climate change
A Cornell professor discussed the legal intersection of constitutional rights and climate change litigation.
- World Winery Map Digitizes 4.3 Million Vineyards and Their Terroir Data Amid Climate ChangeStudy
A new digital map tracks vineyard terroir data to help the wine industry adapt to climate change.
- Emirates NBD Egypt Advances ESG Goals with Third Annual Carbon Footprint ReportReprint
Emirates NBD Egypt has released its third annual report detailing the bank's progress toward its internal carbon footprint reduction goals.
- International Chamber of Commerce, Carbon Measures appoint chair to carbon accounting advisory group
The International Chamber of Commerce and Carbon Measures have appointed a new chair to lead their carbon accounting advisory group.
- Avantium partners with kp films to advance PEF pack
Avantium and kp films are partnering to develop and commercialize sustainable PEF-based packaging materials.
- BED plans to build solar parking canopy at Pine Street HQ
Burlington Electric Department plans to install a solar parking canopy at its Pine Street headquarters to increase local renewable generation.
- Webinar recording: More solar, less red tape
Environment America is hosting a webinar focused on strategies to increase solar energy adoption by reducing regulatory and administrative barriers.
- GoodWe holds energy storage launch event in Nantes
GoodWe hosted a launch event in Nantes to introduce its latest energy storage solutions to the European market.
- Conti’s, Wendy's Philippines to get 100% renewable power from ACEN
ACEN will provide 100% renewable energy to power the operations of Conti's and Wendy's restaurant chains in the Philippines.
- DREI: Off-Grid Electrification (2018)Study
A 2018 UNDP report examines the role of off-grid electrification in expanding energy access.
- Belgium All Electric Multipurpose Goods Vehicle - Market Analysis, Forecast, Size, Trends and InsightsStudy
A market analysis report provides data and forecasts for the electric multipurpose goods vehicle sector in Belgium.
- 2,000 and counting: Tesco home delivery reaches EV landmark
Tesco has reached a milestone of 2,000 electric vehicles in its home delivery fleet.
- Celebrate SunDay 2026 with Leelanau Energy
Local community group Leelanau Energy is hosting an event to promote solar energy awareness.Also: Glen Arbor Sun
- Bidirectional Geogrids Market Forecast to 2035: Renewable Energy and Grid Infrastructure to Drive 4.5-6% CAGRStudy
Market forecasts suggest growth in the bidirectional geogrids sector due to renewable energy and grid infrastructure development.
- Drop-In Graphene Battery Coatings Market Size, Share & Forecast 2036Study
A market forecast report projects growth for graphene-based battery coating technologies through 2036.
- Thailand Clean Energy Week 2026 to Advance Strategic Dialogue on Energy Security, Distributed Power and Green Investment
Thailand is preparing for a 2026 clean energy conference focused on energy security and distributed power investment.
- Europe's worst hydro summer on record barely caused a flicker, while solar quietly absorbed the shortfall, rewrote the grid's daily rhythm, and pushed midday electricity prices below zero
Solar energy successfully offset record-low hydropower generation in Europe this summer, impacting grid dynamics and electricity pricing.Also: Energies Media
- Nepal to use new flood study to claim millions from UN climate disaster fund
Nepal plans to use a new study linking climate change to recent flooding to seek funding from the UN's climate disaster fund.Also: BBC
- Why Germany Is Building an Ark for U.S. Climate Data
Germany is establishing a repository to preserve U.S. climate data amid concerns over political suppression.
- Inside China’s $7 Trillion Green Finance Market
China is expanding its green finance market to support the country's transition to a low-carbon economy.
- Study: Annual fossil-fuel emissions to fall 0.5 per cent this yearStudy
A new study projects that annual global fossil-fuel emissions will decrease by 0.5 percent this year.Also: The Energy Mix
- LSE: Investment in flood defences could slash climate-related losses by almost a thirdStudy
An LSE report finds that investing in flood defenses could reduce climate-related economic losses by nearly one-third.Also: BusinessGreen, Insurance Business
- AOC helps secure federal authorization for flood mitigation projects in Queens and the Bronx worth up to $351M
Federal authorization has been secured for $351 million in flood mitigation projects across Queens and the Bronx.Also: qns.com, FlamboroughToday.com
- The EU's carbon invoice for U.S. exporters keeps climbing
The EU's carbon border adjustment mechanism is increasing costs for U.S. exporters.Also: Niskanen Center
- Marine carbon dioxide removal is advancing, but questions remain about viability, says new digital reportStudy
A new report assesses the progress and remaining viability challenges of marine carbon dioxide removal technologies.
- Mazama Energy raises $135M for superhot geothermal at Oregon volcano
Startup Mazama Energy raised $135 million to develop next-generation geothermal energy technology near an Oregon volcano.Also: Axios
- Climate scientists designed a road map to "dim the sun" from the stratosphere and potentially cut global warming uncertainty by two-thirds in just a decade for under $400 million, but the planet-altering plan comes with a built-in kill switch
Scientists have proposed a roadmap for stratospheric aerosol injection to reduce global warming, including a mechanism for termination.
- India's power-sector emissions flat for 2 years due to clean-energy surge: AnalysisStudy
An analysis shows India's power-sector emissions have remained flat for two years due to a significant increase in clean energy capacity.
- IEA chief says electrification remains the way forward despite AI investment jitters
The IEA chief emphasizes that electrification remains a critical strategy for energy transition despite current investment volatility.
- Indonesian president calls for stricter sanctions against forest fire perpetrators
Indonesia's president is calling for stricter legal penalties against those responsible for forest fires to curb deforestation and emissions.
- Google backs Swedish green-steel project to tackle rising emissions
Google is investing in a Swedish green-steel project to help reduce emissions associated with its data center operations.
- California sets first U.S. wildfire smoke-damage standards
California has established the first U.S. standards for testing and remediating indoor smoke damage caused by wildfires.
- CEF Energy: EU invests €125.8 million in three cross-border renewable energy projectsStudy
The EU is investing €125.8 million into three cross-border renewable energy infrastructure projects.Also: Renewables Now
- DR Congo’s power-hungry mining sector drives record solar surge
Mining operations in the Democratic Republic of Congo are driving a significant increase in solar energy adoption.
- GB Energy launches £30 million 'People's Power' fund for community energy
The UK's GB Energy has launched a £30 million fund to support community-led renewable energy projects.
- Santa Barbara Supes Say Bye-Bye to New Onshore Oil Drilling
Santa Barbara County officials have voted to ban new onshore oil drilling projects.
- Shut out of global climate forums, Puerto Ricans bet on the power of community
Puerto Rican communities are organizing local climate initiatives after being excluded from formal international climate forums.Also: prismreports.org
- Scientists are seeing if sheep’s wool can slow melting of glaciers in the Alps
Scientists are testing whether covering Alpine glaciers with sheep's wool can effectively slow the rate of melting.
- Meta, Apex Clean Energy agree to 144-MW Texas solar PPA
Meta and Apex Clean Energy signed a power purchase agreement for a 144-MW solar project in Texas.Also: Energy Monitor
- Off-grid solar is powering Syria’s reconstruction
Off-grid solar power is being utilized to support reconstruction efforts in Syria.Also: Corporate Knights
- B2U Connects 28-MWh Second-Life Battery Storage Project Online to Support Texas Grid
B2U has connected a 28-MWh battery storage project using second-life electric vehicle batteries to the Texas power grid.Also: energytech.com, ScienceBlog.com
- Jupiter Power secures $1.4 billion in financing for 1.5 GW energy storage portfolio
Jupiter Power has secured $1.4 billion in financing to develop a 1.5 GW portfolio of energy storage projects.
- Spain launches capacity market as grid investment rises above €17 billion
Spain has launched a new capacity market as part of a broader effort to increase grid investment.Also: ESS News
- Scientists are fighting a longer mosquito season with ... more mosquitoes
Scientists are releasing sterile male mosquitoes in California to combat the spread of diseases exacerbated by longer, warmer seasons.
- Amazonian study identifies most effective ways of conserving biodiversity and carbon
New research identifies strategies to protect Amazonian forests from biodiversity loss and carbon release during El Niño events.
- Tesla to run public Megachargers at 3 Forum Mobility Semi depots
Tesla will operate public Megacharger stations at three new heavy-duty electric truck depots being developed by Forum Mobility in California.
- Curtis Wildfire Emissions Prevention Bill Unanimously Passes Committee
A committee has unanimously passed legislation aimed at preventing wildfire-related emissions.
- Jamaica’s churches have become climate activists
Churches in Jamaica are increasingly adopting roles as climate activists to address local environmental challenges.
- PETRONAS-led pact to ramp up methane emissions management across Southeast AsiaReprint
PETRONAS and partners launched a regional initiative to improve methane emissions management and reporting across Southeast Asia.
- ‘Too hot to ignore’: Savannah leaders, activists push clean energy as summer heat drives up power bills
Savannah activists and leaders are advocating for clean energy as rising summer temperatures increase local power costs.Also: WTOC
- Pakistan homes and cement plants turn to solar as manager says, 'It's the only way we can compete'
Businesses and households in Pakistan are increasingly adopting solar power to reduce energy costs and maintain competitiveness.
- Contracted revenue key to California BESS financing as merchant market weakens, esVolta CEO explains
The CEO of esVolta highlights the importance of contracted revenue for financing California battery projects amid market shifts.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- California’s new 1,000 MWh energy storage facility can deliver 250 MW for four hours
A new 1,000 MWh energy storage facility in California has begun operations, capable of delivering 250 MW for four hours.
- Juneau can’t stop the floods, but it’s learning to see them coming
Juneau is implementing new monitoring and warning systems to help residents prepare for recurring climate-driven glacial outburst floods.
- ‘I see them like my own children’: reforesting Ethiopia with 50bn trees, one step at a time
Ethiopian citizens are leading a large-scale reforestation effort to restore the country's lost forest cover.
- Massachusetts ups winter energy discounts for homes with heat pumps
Massachusetts utilities are offering increased winter electricity discounts for households that utilize heat pumps.
- Driving the System Change Needed to End Loss and Damage From Climate ChangeStudy
A report outlines systemic changes required to address and mitigate loss and damage caused by climate change.
- Australia must double down to meet our climate targets. Our new study shows howStudy
A new study outlines the necessary steps for Australia to meet its climate targets.
- California Law Creates Standards for Testing and Remediating Wildfire SmokeReprint
New California regulations mandate specific standards for the testing and remediation of wildfire smoke in buildings.
- Carbon intensity of global equity emissions fell by a third over past decadeStudy
Data indicates that the carbon intensity of global equity emissions decreased by one-third over the last decade.
- Neuquén, Argentina, joins Fossil Fuel Regulatory Programme to develop methane regulations for its oil and gas sector
Neuquén, Argentina, has joined an international program to develop and implement methane regulations for its oil and gas sector.Also: Clean Air Task Force
- Türkiye’s power shift: power sector transformation at a crossroadsStudy
Climate Action Tracker analyzes the current state and future trajectory of Turkey's power sector transformation.
- Amid AI data center boom, China’s tech companies’ renewable energy percentages keep pace: Greenpeace reportStudy
A Greenpeace report indicates that Chinese tech companies are successfully scaling renewable energy use alongside AI data center expansion.
- Spain's Moeve says upended energy markets revive green hydrogen as €1 billion project breaks ground
Spain's Moeve has broken ground on a €1 billion green hydrogen project, citing favorable shifts in energy markets.
- As energy prices rise, Ann Arbor bets on itself to generate power
Ann Arbor is developing its own renewable energy generation to mitigate rising energy costs.
- CATL aims for net zero across its value chain by 2035, emphasizing supply chain emissions management
CATL has committed to achieving net-zero emissions across its entire value chain by 2035.
- CATL tightens supplier scrutiny in push for carbon-neutral EV batteries
Battery manufacturer CATL is increasing scrutiny of its supply chain to ensure carbon neutrality in electric vehicle battery production.
- DOE aims to install 7,000 EV charging points nationwide before 2028
The Philippines' Department of Energy aims to deploy 7,000 electric vehicle charging stations across the country by 2028.
- Holtec Nuclear, working to restart Palisades plant, delays IPO
Holtec Nuclear delayed its IPO while continuing efforts to restart the Palisades nuclear power plant.
- High-Level Event on Clean Cooking
The IEA hosted a high-level event focused on expanding access to clean cooking solutions.
- Teachers Call On Santa Barbara School District to Combat Extreme Heat
Teachers in Santa Barbara are advocating for the school district to implement measures to protect students and staff from extreme heat.
- IOC Spotlights Ocean Science and Sea Level Rise at UNGA81
The Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission highlighted the importance of ocean science in addressing sea-level rise at the UN General Assembly.
- Waldo County communities receive $800K in community action grants
Communities in Waldo County, Maine, have received grants to fund local climate action and adaptation projects.
- Comox Valley Regional District and K'ómoks First Nation win Climate & Energy Action Award
The Comox Valley Regional District and K'ómoks First Nation received an award for their collaborative climate and energy initiatives.
- Google signed major carbon reduction dealReprint
Google has entered into a significant agreement focused on carbon reduction initiatives.Also: AzerNews
- From coal to biogas: Ethanol-stimulated microbial conversion achieves 10.9x methane yieldsStudy
Researchers developed a microbial conversion process that significantly increases methane yields from ethanol-stimulated biomass.
- Tourmaline Sets Global First with Independent Methane Certification as Demand and Output Surge
Tourmaline Oil Corp has received independent certification for its methane emissions management.Also: EnergyNow
- Why these seniors are heading to Ottawa with a message for Mark Carney
Seniors are traveling to Ottawa to deliver a climate-related message to Mark Carney.Also: CBC
- Power forward: Rethinking clean energy for emerging markets
Researchers discuss strategies for rethinking clean energy deployment and financing within emerging market economies.
- Bestway Cement now gets over a quarter of its plant power from solar
Bestway Cement has transitioned over 25% of its plant power consumption to solar energy sources.Also: MarketScale
- The AA, Royal Mail, and Trents join forces to cut emissions from EV repairs
Several major UK companies are collaborating to reduce the carbon footprint associated with electric vehicle maintenance and repairs.Also: businessgreen.com
- BBC Inside Science
Experts discuss whether international collaboration on AI could help accelerate the development of nuclear fusion energy.
- We could soon be able to track changes in Australia's forests in near‑real time—using satellites
New satellite technology may soon enable near-real-time tracking of Australian forests to better monitor carbon storage and climate resilience.
- Stellantis BOW Takes Autonomous Delivery to The Next Level
Stellantis showcased the BOW, a new autonomous electric delivery vehicle, at the IAA Transportation 2026 trade show.
- Hyundai opens orders for its new electric van, starting at about $66,500
Hyundai has opened orders for its new nine-passenger electric van, which is positioned as a larger alternative to existing market models.
- BYD upgrades top-selling small electric SUV with more range, now starting at about $11,000
BYD has updated its Yuan Up electric SUV with increased range and a lower starting price of approximately $11,000.
- Volvo teases its new vehicle design, including a surprise inside
Volvo announced plans to release 13 new electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles by 2030, featuring updated design language.
- Kia expects its bigger electric vans to outsell the PV5 as it targets 250,000 by 2030
Kia aims to sell 250,000 electric vans by 2030, projecting that its larger PV7 and PV9 models will outperform the smaller PV5.
- Bill Gates is backing technology to cut methane from cattle; changing what cows release in atmosphere cou
Bill Gates is investing in new technologies designed to reduce methane emissions produced by cattle during digestion.
- METHANE MONITORING: Wireless Methane Detection for Hard-to-Access Natural Gas Storage Sites
New wireless sensor technology is being deployed to improve methane leak detection at difficult-to-access natural gas storage facilities.
- Korea’s Nara Space supplies methane satellite data to Kazakhstan agency - CHOSUNBIZ
South Korean firm Nara Space will provide satellite-based methane monitoring data to a Kazakhstani government agency.
- N.S. seniors head to climate protest in Ottawa
Seniors from Nova Scotia are traveling to Ottawa to participate in a climate protest.
- Rune raises $40M to turn wasted solar power into AI compute
Startup Rune has raised $40 million to develop technology that converts surplus solar energy into computing power for AI.Also: Dealroom
- Plan to hit Aus petrol cars with an EV tax
The Australian government is considering a new tax on petrol-powered vehicles to encourage the transition to electric cars.
- Recycled vehicle parts cut repair-related emissions for Royal Mail fleet
Royal Mail is reducing fleet repair-related emissions by incorporating recycled vehicle parts into its maintenance processes.Also: Fleet World, Van Fleet World
- Landmark 1.45MWh sodium-sulfur storage system plugs into grid
A new 1.45MWh sodium-sulfur battery storage system has been successfully integrated into the power grid.Also: Interesting Engineering
- Iberian BESS market needs more flexibility, clearer frameworks and faster permitting
Industry experts call for improved regulatory frameworks and faster permitting to boost the Iberian battery storage market.
- Florida settles springs lawsuit with binding cleanup deadlinesReprint
Florida has reached a legal settlement requiring specific cleanup actions to protect the state's natural springs.
- Why Lisa Carne Is Winning The Fight To Save Belize Coral Reefs
Conservationist Lisa Carne is leading successful efforts to restore and protect coral reefs in Belize.
- Chinese automakers scour Europe for factories ahead of EU local content rules, says BYD adviser
Chinese automakers are establishing European factories to comply with local content rules, influencing the regional transition to electric vehicles.
- ‘Oyster castles’ to help keep a South Carolina community safe from erosion
A South Carolina community is using oyster-based structures to mitigate coastal erosion and restore natural habitats.
- Lucid and Bolt to deploy 25,000 autonomous EVs across Europe
Lucid and Bolt have partnered to deploy at least 25,000 autonomous electric vehicles for ride-hailing services across Europe.
- Open source semi: Windrose puts its electric truck online, for free
Windrose has released open-source CAD models for its electric Class 8 truck to encourage industry innovation.
- Solid-state battery maker Factorial secures another big partnershipStudy
Factorial Energy is partnering with Mitsui Kinzoku to scale the production of sulfide-based solid-state battery electrolytes.
- Sea level rise planning splits commission
A local commission is divided over how to implement planning policies to address rising sea levels.
- How Hitachi Is Targeting Net Zero Using PLEDGES Roadmap
Hitachi outlines its strategy for achieving net-zero emissions through its PLEDGES roadmap initiative.
- Ralph Lauren Clears 2030 Climate Goal With Lower Production in the Mix
Ralph Lauren met its 2030 climate goal, partly due to a reduction in total production volume.
- Taiwan adds carbon-footprint requirement to high-efficiency PV module standard
Taiwan has introduced a mandatory carbon-footprint requirement for high-efficiency photovoltaic module standards.
- Clean Heat Program: Pharma Giants Join Forces to Decarbonise
Major pharmaceutical companies have launched a collaborative program to decarbonize their heat energy usage.
- How AI and data science could unlock the future of greenhouse gas removal
Researchers explore how artificial intelligence and data science can improve the efficiency of greenhouse gas removal technologies.
- The Next Evolution of Renewable Energy Certificates
The renewable energy certificate market is evolving to better reflect the actual impact and value of clean energy generation.
- Tapping the Power Highways of the Clean-Energy Grid | Newswise
New research highlights the critical need for expanding and modernizing power grids to accommodate clean energy growth.
- The Andalusian Green Hydrogen Valley is Now Under Construction
Construction has officially begun on the Andalusian Green Hydrogen Valley project in Spain.
- Energy prices fuel shift to renewable energy as Iran war continuesReprint
Rising energy prices linked to the war in Iran are accelerating the global transition toward renewable energy sources.
- NJACRE publishes report urging state to boost battery storage capacityStudy
A new report from NJACRE recommends that New Jersey increase its battery storage capacity to support clean energy.
- Gearing up for enhanced geothermal energy
Local efforts are underway to expand the use of geothermal energy for heating and power.
- TDK Ventures invests in R3 Lithium to accelerate US domestic supply of lithium carbonate
TDK Ventures is investing in R3 Lithium to help increase domestic lithium production for the U.S. market.
- The AA, Royal Mail and Trents collaborate on emission cuts
The AA, Royal Mail, and Trents are collaborating on initiatives to reduce emissions within their respective transport and logistics operations.
- African churches join eco-justice groups urging action on climate commitments
African religious organizations are partnering with eco-justice groups to demand stronger climate action and commitment fulfillment.
- PH to unveil integrated trade-climate strategy by November
The Philippines plans to introduce an integrated trade and climate strategy by November.
- Bangladesh urged to align cooling policy with ozone protection goals
Experts are urging Bangladesh to integrate its cooling policies with international ozone protection goals.
- TWO MISSIONS, ONE ROCKET 🚀 The European Space Agency shared photos of the liftoff for "FLEX" and "Sentinel-3C." "FLEX will watch plants glow as they photosynthesise... Sentinel-3C joins the Sentinel-3 family - operated by [EUMETSAT] on behalf of the
The European Space Agency launched two satellites, FLEX and Sentinel-3C, to monitor plant photosynthesis and Earth's environmental health.
- Aquidneck Resilience Seeks Public Input for Climate Resilience Plan
Aquidneck Resilience is seeking public feedback to develop a local climate resilience and adaptation plan.
- Jackson NAACP workshop to examine flooding, climate and economic stability
The Jackson NAACP is hosting a workshop to address the intersection of flooding, climate change, and economic stability.Also: Darkhorse Press
- NLNG Identifies Methane Reduction As A Major Revenue Stream For Gas Producers
Nigeria LNG Limited is positioning methane reduction as a viable revenue stream for gas producers.Also: LEADERSHIP Newspapers
- France: Bilateral dialogues fuel closer cooperation, climate resilience for vibrant planetReprint
France and China discuss bilateral cooperation on climate resilience and environmental protection.
- Lynk & Co 08 EM-P Reaches 200,000 Global Deliveries
The Lynk & Co 08 EM-P plug-in hybrid model has reached 200,000 cumulative global deliveries since its launch in 2023.
- How Royal Mail will use AI to calculate supplier emissionsReprint
Royal Mail is implementing artificial intelligence to track and calculate emissions from its supply chain.
- Practical Framework for Greener AI InferencingStudy
NTT Data has released a framework aimed at reducing the energy consumption and carbon footprint of artificial intelligence inferencing.
- Kazakhstan and Korea agree on satellite monitoring of methane emissionsReprint
Kazakhstan and South Korea have entered an agreement to collaborate on satellite-based monitoring of methane emissions.
- Eelpower acquires Silkstead BESS from Balanced Grid Works
Eelpower has acquired the Silkstead battery energy storage system from Balanced Grid Works.
- Plug-in solar panels still have safety risks in the UK despite legalisation
Despite the legalization of plug-in solar panels in the UK, safety concerns regarding their installation and grid integration persist.
- Solar Energy Industries Association to Combine with Coalition for Community Solar Access, Strengthening Advocacy for Entire Solar & Storage Industry Across the Country
The Solar Energy Industries Association and the Coalition for Community Solar Access are merging to strengthen solar industry advocacy.Also: Solar Power World
- Royal Enfield’s Flying Flea electric motorcycle finally goes global, revealing its Western price
Royal Enfield is expanding the global availability and pricing of its Flying Flea electric motorcycle.
- PHL First East Coast Airport to Achieve Prestigious Carbon Reduction Recognition
Philadelphia International Airport has received recognition for its efforts to reduce carbon emissions.
- Quantum Computing Could Cut 5 Billion Tons of EmissionsClickbait
Speculative analysis suggests that advancements in quantum computing could potentially reduce global emissions by 5 billion tons.
- Infofish Tuna day 3 recap: Bolton turns to suppliers for carbon footprint cuts; MSC volumes set to jump 39%
Tuna suppliers are increasingly focusing on carbon footprint reductions within their supply chains.
- NLNG urges global gas producers to cut methane emissionsReprint
Nigeria LNG Limited is calling on global gas producers to prioritize the reduction of methane emissions.
- REA holds major UK geothermal conference with key political stakeholdersReprint
The Renewable Energy Association hosted a conference in the UK to discuss geothermal energy development with political stakeholders.
- Desalination Is Closing the Gap Between Water and Energy
Desalination technologies are increasingly being integrated with energy systems to manage water and power demands.
- Tesla Q2FY26 Results: Auto margins dip to 16.3%, record deliveriesStudy
Tesla reported record vehicle deliveries for the second quarter of 2026 despite a slight dip in automotive margins.
- US Investments to Power Ukraine’s 5G Network and Massive Battery Storage Grid
New US investments will support the development of 5G infrastructure and large-scale battery energy storage systems in Ukraine.
- Jinko ESS and UCB Power sign MoU to advance BESS solutions in Brazil
Jinko ESS and UCB Power have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop battery storage solutions in Brazil.
- BW ESS acquires 126 MW of battery storage projects in Spain's Valencia region
BW ESS has acquired 126 MW of battery storage projects located in Spain's Valencia region.
- Meet the Thai youth bridging the gap between classrooms and reefs
A Thai youth is working to educate students about coral reef conservation and climate impacts.
- Suzuki Across 2026: lower CO2 emissions for the PHEVStudy
Suzuki announced that the 2026 model of its Across plug-in hybrid vehicle will feature reduced CO2 emissions.Also: Flottes Automobiles
- Battery storage facility in Peoria approved by city council
The Peoria city council has officially approved the construction of a new battery storage facility.
- Materials Giants Join Forces on Sustainable Packaging SolutionsReprint
Several major materials companies are collaborating to develop more sustainable packaging solutions for the industry.
- Geotechnical Innovation Aims to Reduce Risks and Carbon Footprint
New geotechnical innovations are being deployed to mitigate environmental risks and lower the carbon footprint of construction projects.
- Solar energy project planned for Belvoir Ranch; public meeting scheduled
A new solar energy project is being planned for the Belvoir Ranch in Wyoming, with a public meeting scheduled.
- LONGi, Enexus Sign 50 MWh Battery Storage Deal in Romania - News and Statistics
LONGi and Enexus have signed an agreement to deploy a 50 MWh battery storage project in Romania.
- Suntech SunStorage PRO STE-1ML-500P: Liquid-Cooled Storage Container for Ukraine - News and Statistics
Suntech is supplying a liquid-cooled battery storage container to support energy infrastructure in Ukraine.Also: TaiyangNews
- ‘I Had a Crazy Dream’: The Couple Sailing Around the World to Help Coastal Communities Adapt to Climate Change
A couple is sailing around the world to assist coastal communities in adapting to climate change impacts.
- Lee County provides guide to reduce waterway pollution during excessive heat
Lee County officials released a guide to help residents reduce waterway pollution during periods of excessive heat.
- Advancing Renewable Energy: PWP recognized with Green Power Leadership Award
Pasadena Water and Power received a Green Power Leadership Award for its efforts in advancing renewable energy initiatives.
- Waga Energy lands new landfill-to-RNG project in US
Waga Energy has secured a new project to convert landfill gas into renewable natural gas in the United States.
- Indonesia Needs Japan’s Technical Expertise to Modernize its Power Grid
Indonesia is seeking technical collaboration with Japan to modernize its power grid for better renewable energy integration.
- Minnesota State Community & Technical College Launches $12.7M Geothermal Project
Minnesota State Community & Technical College has initiated a $12.7 million geothermal energy project.
- Thirty-seven EV points proposed for bus depot in MonkstownReprint
A proposal has been submitted to install 37 electric vehicle charging points at a bus depot in Monkstown, Northern Ireland.
- Enexus selects LONGi’s BESS solutions for key utility projects in Romania
Enexus has selected LONGi to provide battery energy storage solutions for utility-scale projects in Romania.
- Bernstein: Computing Power Surges, Electricity Takes the Baton—China’s AI Cost Advantage Unlocks Long-Term Opportunities for Grid Energy Storage
Financial analysis suggests that rising AI computing power in China is creating new economic opportunities for grid-scale energy storage.
- Oct. 3, Experience solar energy in action at the UAB National Solar Tour
The University of Alabama at Birmingham is hosting a solar tour event to showcase local solar energy installations and technologies.
- Grid Forming Inverter Market Size & Share Report, 2033Study
A market research report provides projections for the grid-forming inverter industry through 2033.
- Bowie County, Texas Issued BDO Zone ?AA? Rating for Woody BiomassStudy
Bowie County, Texas, received a high rating for its woody biomass potential, supporting future bioenergy development.
- Die-Cast Cable Terminals Market Forecast to 2035: Electrification and Renewable Energy to Drive 5.5% CAGRStudy
Market forecasts predict steady growth for cable terminal manufacturing driven by global electrification and renewable energy expansion.
- Ventoplani founded to develop kite-like wind energy devices
A new company, Ventoplani, has been founded to develop innovative kite-based wind energy technology.
- GoodWe Launches Inverter For Off/Unreliable Grid Conditions
GoodWe has launched a new inverter specifically designed to operate in off-grid or unreliable power conditions.
- Von der Leyen unveils European Heatwave Plan in key speech
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen unveiled a new European Heatwave Plan to address rising temperatures.Also: streamlinefeed.co.ke
- Google agrees biggest carbon-removal deal yet, aims to scale new model
Google has entered into its largest carbon-removal contract to date, aiming to scale new technologies in the sector.Also: ESG Today, CarbonCredits.com, The Straits Times, qz.com, CarbonCredits.com, ESG Today, qz.com, devdiscourse.com, kfgo.com, KELO-AM and 7 others
- Analysis: India’s power-sector emissions flat for two years due to clean-energy surgeStudy
A surge in clean energy adoption has kept India's power-sector carbon emissions flat for the past two years.
- Analysis: Global fossil-fuel emissions set to fall in 2026 amid Hormuz crisisStudy
Global fossil-fuel emissions are projected to decline by 0.5% in 2026 due to the economic fallout from the Hormuz crisis.
- Vineyard Wind, GE Vernova settle legal battle over offshore wind project
Vineyard Wind and GE Vernova have settled their legal dispute, allowing the offshore wind project to proceed.
- EU to launch climate insurance scheme after summer of extreme weather
The EU is establishing a climate insurance scheme to manage financial risks from increasingly frequent extreme weather events.Also: WTVB
- EU heads to COP31 with a blunt message: climate pledges are no longer enoughReprint
The EU is preparing for COP31 with a focus on moving beyond existing climate pledges.
- American solar quietly grew big enough to "light up" one in three homes before most people even looked up and now a record-breaking 11-gigawatt quarter is pushing it into territory few saw coming
U.S. solar capacity saw a record-breaking 11-gigawatt quarter, significantly increasing the total number of homes powered by solar energy.Also: Energies Media
- EU plans new firefighting fleet after deadly summer heat wave
The European Union is developing a new firefighting fleet to address the increasing threat of extreme summer heat waves.
- EU sets out COP31 battle lines: pledges are not enough
The European Union has signaled that current international climate pledges are insufficient ahead of the upcoming COP31 negotiations.Also: Euronews.com
- UNGA, COP31 must deliver more than diplomatic rhetoric amid Nepal disaster and energy turmoil, experts say
Experts urge world leaders to move beyond rhetoric at upcoming summits to address climate-driven disasters and energy instability.Also: news24.com.au
- From 3 GW to 162 GW: The rise of India’s solar power sector
India's solar power capacity has grown significantly, increasing from 3 GW to 162 GW over recent years.
- Copperwood Mine foes sue to block $50M grant for project near Lake Superior
Opponents of the Copperwood Mine have filed a lawsuit to block a $50 million grant for the project.
- The Age of Power
Ember provides an analysis of the evolving global power landscape.
- Bristol Becomes First UK City to Ban Fast Fashion Adverts Over Industry’s Environmental Toll
Bristol has banned fast fashion advertisements on city property to address the industry's environmental impact.
- As Russia attacks Ukraine’s grid, solar offers a path to resilience
Solar energy installations are providing a resilient power alternative for Ukraine following Russian attacks on the country's electrical grid.
- Airlines should pay for CO2 removal if Heathrow expands, say climate advisers
The UK's Climate Change Committee recommends that Heathrow expansion be contingent on airlines funding carbon dioxide removal to offset emissions.
- Third Heathrow runway should only go ahead if airlines pay for cleaner flying, say advisers
UK climate advisers state that Heathrow's third runway should only proceed if airlines fund measures to achieve cleaner flying.
- Why Massachusetts is betting on this industry to be its next big thing
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey is prioritizing the growth of the state's clean technology sector.
- Von der Leyen's heatwave plan comes as Europe runs out of time to adapt
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposes a heatwave plan as Europe faces urgent needs for climate adaptation.
- New $1 Million Fund to Tackle Sea Level Rise
The Port of Seattle has established a $1 million fund to support projects addressing local sea level rise.Also: portseattle.org
- Mendocino County Board of Supervisors weighs sea level rise rules for coastal building
Mendocino County officials are considering new building regulations to account for projected sea level rise on the coast.Also: The Mendocino Voice
- NLNG To Cut Methane Emissions By 15% With Gas Recovery Projects
Nigeria LNG Limited announced projects to recover gas and reduce its methane emissions by 15 percent.
- Federal clean fuel tax credit extends to gas from animal manure
The U.S. federal government expanded clean fuel tax credits to include biogas produced from animal manure.
- Algeria Set to Record Africa’s Fastest Renewable Energy Growth at 42.5% CAGR – الشروق أونلاين
Algeria is projected to experience the fastest renewable energy growth in Africa with a 42.5% compound annual growth rate.Also: الشروق أونلاين
- Swift Solar's Joel Jean Says Perovskite Is the 45% Answer at the End of the Silicon Road
Swift Solar discusses the potential for perovskite technology to significantly increase the efficiency of solar panels.Also: finance.biggo.com
- India's rooftop solar mkt has 132 GW potential, demand may hit 15 GW: Isma
Industry estimates suggest India's rooftop solar market has a potential capacity of 132 GW, with projected demand reaching 15 GW.
- Successful launch of Copernicus Sentinel-3C and FLEX satellitesStudy
The Copernicus Sentinel-3C and FLEX satellites were successfully launched to monitor Earth's environment.
- US Plan to Boost Biofuel Exports Targets Restrictions Abroad
The US government is launching a plan to increase biofuel exports by targeting trade restrictions in foreign markets.Also: Bloomberg $
- Mayor Mamdani Announces New York City’s First Bus Shelter With a Cooling Green Roof in Brownsville
New York City has installed its first bus shelter featuring a cooling green roof to help mitigate urban heat.
- Central Asia and South Korea to join forces against glacier melting and desertification
Central Asian nations and South Korea are partnering to address glacier melting and desertification in the region.Also: AKIpress News Agency
- New National Academies Report Highlights Governance Barriers for Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal ResearchStudy
A National Academies report identifies governance and regulatory barriers hindering research into marine carbon dioxide removal.
- Britain’s solar boom needs energy storage to tackle evening price spikes, new report findsStudy
A new report suggests the UK needs more energy storage to manage price volatility caused by solar generation.Also: Drax Global
- 2026 ‘record year’ for UK rooftop solar installations, as Iran war hikes energy prices
The UK is seeing a record year for rooftop solar installations amid rising energy prices.Also: Solar Power Portal
- Naver and Gurīn Energy Sign 216 MW Solar Power Agreement
Naver and Gurīn Energy have signed a power purchase agreement for a 216 MW solar project in South Korea.
- South Korea's Naver to Invest in 216 MW Solar Project in Jindo for Direct Data Center Power Supply
Naver is investing in a 216 MW solar project in Jindo to provide direct renewable power to its data centers.
- It's electric to install 700 EV curbside chargers in NYC
New York City is partnering with It's Electric to install 700 curbside electric vehicle chargers across the city.
- Lithuania to introduce favorable network charges for battery storage
Lithuania is set to implement favorable network charges to encourage the development of battery storage systems.
- This Texas county is mapping climate risks – and the people most exposed
A Texas county is implementing a new tool to map climate risks and identify vulnerable populations for better disaster preparedness.
- 600 More Curbside EV Charging Stations For New York City
New York City is expanding its electric vehicle infrastructure by adding 600 new curbside charging stations.
- Chicago ranked world's most climate-resilient city, but risks remain
Chicago is identified as a highly resilient city, though it continues to face significant climate-related risks.
- Irrigation’s climate benefit could equal 363 years of its own emissionsStudy
A study suggests that optimized irrigation practices could provide significant climate benefits through carbon sequestration.
- EU Plans Climate Insurance Pact After Hot ‘Summer of Truth’
The EU is developing a climate insurance pact following a summer of record-breaking heat.
- How Las Vegas Residents Are Learning to Live With Extreme Heat
Las Vegas residents are adopting new strategies and infrastructure changes to adapt to increasingly extreme urban heat.
- Greener Surgery, Greener Hospital: Organizational Strategies for Carbon Footprint Reduction in Anesthesia and Perioperative DepartmentsStudy
A study outlines organizational strategies for reducing the carbon footprint of hospital anesthesia and perioperative departments.
- Hitachi Vantara Commits to Net-Zero Greenhouse Gas Emissions by FY2040, With SBTi-Validated Targets
Hitachi Vantara has committed to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040 with targets validated by the Science Based Targets initiative.
- Netherlands unveils fossil roadmap but leaves phase-out dates unclear
The Netherlands released a new fossil fuel transition roadmap but failed to set specific dates for a complete phase-out.
- When batteries get a facelift, so does renewable energy : Short Wave
Advancements in battery technology are playing a critical role in improving the efficiency and reliability of renewable energy systems.
- Engineers built solar panels that fold themselves face-to-face when hail is coming, then open back up and use the same trick to chase the sun for nearly 40% more electricity
Engineers have developed solar panels that automatically adjust to protect against hail and optimize sunlight capture for increased efficiency.
- Spain ups planned power grid investment to over €17 bln through 2030
Spain has increased its planned investment in the national power grid to over €17 billion through 2030 to support energy goals.
- Industry Leaders Scale Full Value Chain for Hydrogen Mobility Across Europe
Industry leaders are collaborating to develop a comprehensive hydrogen mobility supply chain across Europe.
- Saatvik Green Energy Secures 600 MWp SECI Order Worth INR 1,041.63 Crore
Saatvik Green Energy has secured a 600 MWp solar module supply order from the Solar Energy Corporation of India.
- PM Surya Ghar Expands Community Rooftop Solar Across 19,035 Societies
The PM Surya Ghar program has successfully expanded community rooftop solar installations across nearly 20,000 societies in India.
- Tech giants launch flexible-power coalition for data centers
Major technology companies have formed a coalition to develop flexible power solutions for energy-intensive data centers.
- Agri-Tech incubator proves the science, urges farmers to climb aboard
A New Zealand agri-tech incubator is promoting new scientific methods to help farmers reduce agricultural emissions.Also: thepost.co.nz
- Turkey eyes 10 bcm annual biomethane production by 2040
Turkey announced a target to produce 10 billion cubic meters of biomethane annually by 2040.
- 𝗦𝗼𝗹𝗮𝗿-𝗽𝗼𝘄𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗱 𝘁𝘂𝗸-𝘁𝘂𝗸𝘀 𝗼𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗿 𝗰𝗵𝗲𝗮𝗽𝗲𝗿 𝗼𝗽𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗞𝗶𝗮𝗺𝗯𝘂 𝗼𝗽𝗲𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘀 Electric tuk-tuks fitted with solar panels are offering operators an alternative way of reducing charging costs, with operators saying the technology has made trans
Operators in Kiambu are adopting solar-powered electric tuk-tuks to reduce charging costs and improve operational efficiency.Also: facebook.com
- China’s new 4MWh sodium-ion battery system targets 30-year life for grid storage
China has developed a new 4MWh sodium-ion battery system designed for a 30-year operational lifespan in grid storage applications.Also: Interesting Engineering
- BYD Unveils 62 MWh Grid Storage Block While Mapping 2027 European Truck EntryStudy
BYD has unveiled a new 62 MWh grid storage block while planning its European electric truck market entry.Also: ad-hoc-news.de
- 128MW battery stores solar power for four hours during peak demand
A new 128 MW battery facility is now storing solar energy to support peak demand periods.
- Reducing pollution and protecting ecosystems: what to do in the face of warming seas
Experts discuss strategies for reducing pollution and ecosystem management in response to warming ocean temperatures.
- Rising Seas Are Gobbling Up Beaches Around the World. A.I. Might Restore Them.
Researchers are using artificial intelligence and satellite imagery to help restore coastlines threatened by rising sea levels.
- Conserving just 35% of the nation's waterways could sustain freshwater biodiversityStudy
Researchers identified that conserving 35% of U.S. waterways could protect freshwater biodiversity against habitat degradation and climate change impacts.
- Europe’s Electric Backbone
Europe is rapidly integrating battery technology into its energy and industrial systems to support future energy security.
- Safeguarding the Integrity of EU Synthetic Fuels Targets under ReFuelEU Aviation & FuelEU Maritime
Advocates are urging EU regulators to maintain the integrity of synthetic fuel targets in aviation and maritime sectors.
- BYD undercuts the Tesla Model 3 with its new Formula S EV, starting at under $29,000
BYD has launched the Formula S electric sedan in China with a starting price lower than the Tesla Model 3.
- Tesla’s new ‘Accordion’ Supercharger could speed up its slow buildout
Tesla has deployed a new pre-assembled 'Accordion' Supercharger unit designed to reduce installation costs and time.
- From emissions to value: capturing methane’s lost opportunity
Industry analysis explores the economic potential of capturing methane emissions rather than allowing them to escape into the atmosphere.Also: Energy Connects
- 2026 Iowa Climate Statement urges expansion of renewable energy as electricity grid demand grows
The 2026 Iowa Climate Statement calls for increased renewable energy capacity to meet rising electricity demand.
- Clean Energy Group Calls for Faster Expansion of NJ Battery Storage
A clean energy industry group is advocating for the rapid expansion of battery storage in New Jersey.
- The next perovskite challenge isn’t efficiency — it’s repeatable manufacturing
The solar industry faces challenges in scaling up the repeatable manufacturing of perovskite solar cells.
- Key trends shaping the UK solar market in 2026
An overview of the key trends currently influencing the development of the UK solar market in 2026.
- Securing power purchase agreements a barrier for large-scale renewables
Securing power purchase agreements remains a significant hurdle for the deployment of large-scale renewable energy projects.
- FedEx Expands its Electric Vehicle Fleet in Brazil
FedEx is expanding its fleet of electric delivery vehicles in Brazil as part of its sustainability efforts.
- Dalmia Cement deploys Blue Energy Motors’ electric truck for freight operations
Dalmia Cement has integrated an electric heavy-duty truck from Blue Energy Motors into its freight operations.Also: Entrepreneur India
- Kenya ranks second in Africa in EV charging stations
Kenya has secured the second-highest number of electric vehicle charging stations in Africa, according to recent data.Also: Business Daily
- Australia’s NSW invests in microgrid scoping following Far West transmission outage
New South Wales is investing in microgrid feasibility studies following a major transmission outage in Australia's Far West.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- First battery modules arrive at biggest storage project to date in Australia’s most renewable grid
Battery modules have arrived for a major storage project in Australia, intended to support the country's high-renewables grid.Also: Renew Economy
- BYD launches 62 MWh GC Block for gigawatt-scale battery storage plants
BYD has launched a new 62 MWh battery storage block designed for large-scale energy projects.
- Illinois revamps clean energy jobs training for a shifting economy
Illinois is updating its state-funded clean energy job training hubs to better align with current workforce needs.
- AI Heavyweights Team Up to Promote Demand Flexibility
Major tech companies have formed an alliance to promote flexible energy demand management for AI data centers.
- Nike Is Tweaking Its Playbook as Climate Change Affects Sports
Nike is adapting its business and product strategies to address the impacts of climate change on sports.
- Organic Agriculture Charts Its Future at Climate Week NYC
Organic agriculture leaders discuss the sector's role in climate mitigation during Climate Week NYC.
- Tajikistan Turns to Early Warning Systems as Climate Risks Grow
Tajikistan is implementing early warning systems to manage growing climate-related disaster risks.
- County Outlines Readiness Efforts Ahead of a Strong El Niño Season
San Diego County officials are implementing preparedness measures to mitigate potential impacts from the upcoming El Niño season.
- OPAL Fuels Extends Landfill Gas Rights at Miramar Landfill in San Diego
OPAL Fuels has extended its contract to capture landfill gas for energy production at a San Diego facility.
- A landfill methane project gets five more years, projected to power 6,000-plus homes yearly.
A landfill methane-to-energy project in San Diego has been extended for five years, supporting local power generation.
- Novva to acquire 3.17GW of Argentine renewable assets from ABO Energy
Novva has agreed to acquire a 3.17GW portfolio of renewable energy assets in Argentina from ABO Energy.
- Iowa Climate Statement 2026 report details need for sustainable energy sourcesStudy
The Iowa Climate Statement 2026 report outlines the urgent need for the state to transition toward sustainable energy sources.
- Green transition requires more than renewable power, Jeju gov. says
The governor of Jeju, South Korea, emphasizes that a successful green transition requires more than just renewable power generation.
- India Needs More Reliable EV Charging: IEEFAStudy
The IEEFA reports that India requires significant improvements in the reliability of its electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
- Branch Energy raises $33 million for 'grid-in-a-box' batteries to bypass years-long data center queue
Branch Energy raised $33 million to deploy modular battery systems that help data centers bypass long grid connection queues.
- Sungrow and ERS Energy Deploy 1 GWh of Storage in Southeast Asia
Sungrow and ERS Energy have deployed 1 GWh of battery energy storage capacity across projects in Southeast Asia.
- Exclusive: Kanin Energy raises $60 million and shifts board control
Kanin Energy secured $60 million in funding and underwent a board restructuring to support its waste-heat-to-power projects.
- Measuring milk's carbon footprintStudy
Researchers are developing new methodologies to accurately measure and report the carbon footprint of milk production.Also: UConn Today
- Solar equipment imports get major tax relief
New tax relief measures have been introduced for solar equipment imports in Bangladesh.
- Green SM Rolls Out VinFast Electric Motorbikes in Jakarta for First Cross-Border Expansion
Green SM is introducing VinFast electric motorbikes in Jakarta as part of its regional expansion strategy.Also: InvestorTrust
- ‘Huge step forward’: Illinois inches closer on battery storage, solar goals
Illinois is making progress toward its renewable energy goals by advancing new battery storage and solar power initiatives.Also: Capitol City Now
- Earthshot and the science of positive tipping points: How environmental progress can become unstoppable
This piece discusses the challenges of judging environmental prizes and the potential for positive climate tipping points.
- Most Americans Now Thinking About Electric Cars, Thanks To High Gas Prices
High gasoline prices are driving increased consumer interest in electric vehicles as a viable alternative to gas-powered cars.
- AI Is Climate Tech’s Newest Hype Layer — The Commercial Problems Are Older
A startup is developing autonomous ocean platforms to generate wave energy for AI computing, aiming to solve transmission challenges.
- Good News, Bad News From IAA Transportation Show In Germany
Manufacturers at the IAA Transportation show are showcasing new battery-electric heavy-duty trucks and delivery vehicles.
- Tesla brings Cybercab to China, rules out sale and robotaxi service
Tesla is showcasing its Cybercab in China but has confirmed no plans for local sales or robotaxi operations.
- Kia is offering big discounts on the EV9, with over $15,000 off at some dealers
Kia dealers are offering significant price discounts on the EV9 electric SUV to increase market adoption.
- Volkswagen’s new electric hot hatch delivers more power than the Golf GTI [Images]
Volkswagen has unveiled the electric ID.3 GTI, which the company claims is its most powerful GTI model to date.Also: CleanTechnica
- Building an equitable clean energy workforce
Community colleges are focusing on developing equitable training programs to build a skilled clean energy workforce.
- Glendale Water & Power Launches EV Rebate Program
Glendale Water & Power has introduced a new rebate program to encourage the adoption of electric vehicles among its customers.
- Hyderabad Earns National Recognition In EV Promotion, Eco-Friendly Fuel Use
Hyderabad has received national recognition for its efforts in promoting electric vehicles and the use of eco-friendly fuels.Also: ETV Bharat
- From grid code to grid connection: what makes a grid-forming BESS work in the real world?Study
This technical analysis explores the operational requirements and grid code compliance for grid-forming battery energy storage systems.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- Cochin Shipyard Invites Bids For 20 MWh/10 MW Grid-Connected BESS Project
Cochin Shipyard has issued a tender for the development of a 20 MWh grid-connected battery energy storage system.Also: SolarQuarter
- Georgia Power finishes new storage facility near Air Force baseReprint
Georgia Power has completed construction of a new battery storage facility near a local Air Force base.
- 'Typha Pilot House': A Green Innovation to Fight Global Warming
A new pilot house design using Typha plants aims to provide a sustainable, low-carbon building solution.
- Relief from ‘Extreme Heat’ Focus of Haverhill, Groveland, Newburyport Review
Local officials in Massachusetts are reviewing strategies to provide relief to residents during extreme heat events.
- Water restrictions help Lafayette, Louisville, Erie maintain supplies as drought persists
Colorado municipalities are using water restrictions to manage supplies as regional drought conditions persist.
- UAH Secures Nearly $1 Million to Improve Drought and Water Monitoring Across the Southeast | NewswiseStudy
The University of Alabama in Huntsville received $1 million to enhance drought and water monitoring systems in the Southeast.
- US Chargé d’Affaires Bouldin, PM Shah discuss flood relief, tourism and climate action
US and Nepalese officials discussed flood relief efforts and the need for future climate action.
- National Co+op Grocers Touts Climate Action Impact
National Co+op Grocers released a report detailing the impact of their ongoing climate action initiatives.
- JOGMEC hosted ASEAN MLP 3.0 Technical Workshop in Japan
JOGMEC hosted a technical workshop in Japan to discuss methane leadership and mitigation strategies in the ASEAN region.
- TYM signs Uzbekistan deal to test CNG tractors and expand in Central Asia - CHOSUNBIZ
TYM has signed a deal to test CNG-powered tractors in Uzbekistan as part of an expansion into Central Asia.
- RI Potential To Become Global Leader In POME-Based Biogas
Indonesia is positioning itself to become a global leader in producing biogas from palm oil mill effluent.
- MIT makes progress on campus climate goals
MIT reports progress toward achieving its internal campus climate and emissions reduction goals.
- New York Power Producers Battle Utilities Over Clean Energy Turf
New York power producers and utilities are engaged in a dispute over the development and integration of clean energy projects.
- Masdar to expand solar PV and energy storage development in Azerbaijan
Masdar is expanding its solar photovoltaic and energy storage development projects in Azerbaijan.
- ABO Energy agrees to sell Argentine renewable energy portfolioReprint
ABO Energy has reached an agreement to sell its renewable energy portfolio located in Argentina.
- Montauk commissions ag waste-to-energy facility
Montauk has commissioned a new facility designed to convert agricultural waste into usable energy.
- Australia opens USD-21m grant programme for clean energy startupsReprint
The Australian government has launched a $21 million grant program to support startups in the clean energy sector.
- Egypt’s wind power push, tied to manufacturing, offers lessons for Nigeria and Africa
Egypt's strategy of linking wind power expansion to domestic manufacturing provides a potential model for other African nations.
- Gaon Cable, Sole South Korean Wire Maker with U.S. Power Cable Plant, Poised to Benefit from Investment in America
South Korean wire manufacturer Gaon Cable is expanding its U.S. operations to support growing domestic power infrastructure needs.
- Pontevedra's Electric Car Boom Runs Into Charging Gridlock
The Spanish city of Pontevedra is facing challenges in expanding its electric vehicle charging infrastructure to meet growing demand.
- FlexGen Partners with Lightshift Energy on its 16 Battery Energy Storage Projects in PJM, ISO-NEReprint
FlexGen and Lightshift Energy are partnering to develop 16 battery storage projects across the PJM and ISO-NE power markets.
- LONGi and Enexus Sign Landmark 50 MWh Battery Storage Deal in Romania
LONGi and Enexus have signed a deal to deploy 50 MWh of battery storage capacity in Romania.Also: Balkan Green Energy News
- Zelestra, Salzgitter Flachstahl sign German hybrid solar-plus-storage PPA
Zelestra and Salzgitter Flachstahl signed a power purchase agreement for a hybrid solar and battery storage project in Germany.
- The battle against coral bleaching in the Florida Keys
Efforts are underway in the Florida Keys to protect coral reefs from the impacts of bleaching.
- How to choose a compact electric car with a ZERO emissions label in 2026: real-world range, charging costs and resale valueClickbait
A guide provides advice on selecting compact electric vehicles based on range, charging costs, and resale value.Also: Highmotor
- Emission Standards Compliancy from Innovative TechnologyClickbait
A report discusses how innovative technology helps companies comply with emission standards.
- Representatives from Turkmenistan participated in a conference on reducing methane emissions in Abu Dhabi
Turkmenistan representatives attended an international conference in Abu Dhabi focused on reducing methane emissions.
- Loyola awarded approximately $2.22 million in grants to support renewable energy installation and planning on campus
Loyola University Maryland received $2.22 million in grants to expand renewable energy infrastructure on its campus.
- BMW iX3 40 to make UK driving debut at SMMT Drive Live.Reprint
BMW will showcase its iX3 40 electric vehicle at the upcoming SMMT Drive Live event in the UK.Also: press.bmwgroup.com
- E.ON Installs Four Battery Storage Systems to Support Solar Power and Grid Stability
E.ON has installed four battery storage systems in Hungary to enhance grid stability and support solar energy integration.
- California BESS projects have grid interconnection cost advantage over other US markets, developer says
Developers report that California offers a competitive advantage for battery storage projects due to lower grid interconnection costs compared to other US regions.
- 'A really hard problem': Gridmatic CCO on the challenges of BESS revenue forecasting, the role of AI and load co-location
An industry executive discusses the complexities of revenue forecasting for battery storage projects and the potential role of AI in grid management.
- Prayer for Nepal Urges Asia to Turn Solidarity into Disaster Recovery and Climate Action
Religious leaders call for regional solidarity to support Nepal's disaster recovery and climate action.
- Tidal Energy Market worth $0.1985 billion by 2031 | MarketsandMarkets™Reprint
A market report projects the global tidal energy market to reach a valuation of $0.1985 billion by 2031.
- Rune Debuts RELIC, the First Drama-Free Data Center Powered by Solar, With $40M in New Funding
Rune secured $40 million in funding to launch a solar-powered data center platform.
- LRS-affiliated landfill in Illinois to get energy production system
An LRS-affiliated landfill in Illinois is installing a new system to convert waste into energy.
- Greater Manchester private hire drivers handed £2,500 vehicle upgrade lifeline as new £2m grant fund opensReprint
Greater Manchester launched a £2 million grant fund providing private hire drivers with £2,500 to upgrade to cleaner vehicles.
- EQONIC’s battery storage and portable power systems target off-grid and backup applicationsReprint
EQONIC has launched a new line of battery storage and portable power systems designed for off-grid and backup energy applications.
- China Solar PV News Snippets - September 16, 2026Reprint
A summary of recent developments in China's solar photovoltaic industry as of September 16, 2026.
- Out of this world performance at down to Earth prices: Ausom’s AWESOME fall saleClickbait
Electric scooter brand Ausom is offering discounts on its product lineup during a fall promotional sale.
- ENGWE E26 3.0 full suspension e-bike with $343 FREE bundle at new $1,499 low + Eagle electric dirt bike new $899 low, Anker, moreClickbait
Retailers are offering promotional bundles and discounts on various electric bikes and dirt bikes.
- Electric Tractor Market to Reach USD 12.1 Billion by 2034 Driven by Sustainable Farming and Low-Emission EquipmentClickbait
A market report projects the global electric tractor industry will reach $12.1 billion by 2034 due to sustainable farming trends.Also: openPR.com
- Eqonic announces two additions to its energy storage rangeReprint
Eqonic has announced the addition of two new products to its existing range of energy storage solutions.
- MPMC to Showcase Battery-Backed Mobile DC Fast Chargers for EVs and Electric Trucks at Data Centre World Asia 2026 and 140th Canton FairReprint
MPMC is showcasing mobile battery-backed DC fast chargers for electric vehicles and trucks at upcoming industry trade events.
- Chinese Solar Panels Drop to 12 Cents a Watt, Rooftop Installs Surge Worldwide
Falling costs for Chinese solar panels are driving a global surge in rooftop solar installations.
- Latin America accounted for 85% of environmental defender killings in 2025, report saysStudy
A new report finds that 85% of environmental defender killings in 2025 occurred in Latin America.Also: Associated Press, KSAT
- Net electricity generation from solar in OECD Europe, 2020-2026 – Charts – Data & StatisticsStudy
The IEA published data and charts tracking the growth of net solar electricity generation in OECD Europe from 2020 to 2026.
- Limiting Overshoot: A new UN climate report demands radical changeStudy
A new UN report calls for radical systemic changes to limit the extent of climate overshoot.
- EU lawmakers move to scrap carbon border levy's emergency brake
EU lawmakers are moving to remove the emergency brake mechanism from the bloc's carbon border adjustment mechanism.
- Australia must double down to meet our climate targets, new study shows howStudy
A new study outlines the necessary actions for Australia to meet its climate targets and avoid breaching 1.5°C warming.
- Kenya: A small village takes on an oil giant
A small Kenyan village is taking legal action against an oil company over environmental and climate concerns.Also: ehn.org
- When the Rivers Run Low: Why Reliable Power Depends on DiversityStudy
IRENA reports that diversifying energy sources is essential for power reliability as low water levels impact hydropower.
- Chinese solar panels fall to 12 cents per watt
The price of Chinese-manufactured solar panels has dropped to 12 cents per watt, increasing affordability for global markets.Also: UA.NEWS
- 'Stuck': enough energy projects planned, too few built
A significant number of planned energy projects are facing delays, preventing the transition to renewable power from accelerating.Also: inkl
- $4.1 Million Awarded for Research to Inform Coastal Flooding Resilience and AdaptationStudy
NOAA awarded $4.1 million in grants to research coastal flooding resilience and adaptation strategies.
- EU to debate livestock methane accounting as Hansen backs science-based approach
The EU is preparing to debate new accounting methods for livestock methane emissions.Also: Irish Independent
- Masdar plans bigger Azerbaijan solar project, battery storage and 24-hour clean power
Masdar is expanding its renewable energy portfolio in Azerbaijan with new solar and battery storage projects.Also: Gulf News
- Germany Leads Last-Minute Push to Avoid EU Carbon Market Glut
Germany is leading efforts within the EU to prevent an oversupply of carbon credits in the emissions trading market.
- EU phase-out of Russian gas creates new diversification opportunities for Central and Eastern Europe – AnalysisStudy
The IEA reports that the EU's phase-out of Russian gas provides new energy diversification opportunities for Central and Eastern Europe.
- In a first, cement giant to tap thermal batteries for cleaner heat
A cement manufacturer is adopting thermal battery technology to replace fossil fuels with clean electricity for high-heat industrial processes.
- Local emergency declared in California beach city to stabilize coastal bluffs ahead of super El Niño
A California city declares a local emergency to fund coastal bluff stabilization in preparation for El Niño-driven erosion.
- H1 2026 sees more renewable energy than ever: Here’s a region-by-region guide to renewable energy supply in the recent pastStudy
Global renewable energy supply reached record levels in the first half of 2026, according to a regional analysis.
- Solar power cuts German electricity costs by EUR 15.7bn in 2025Study
Solar power generation in Germany reduced electricity costs by 15.7 billion euros in 2025.
- Dispute over TTTF billion + Berlin election watch + ETS revision
European officials are navigating disputes over climate funding, election monitoring, and revisions to the Emissions Trading System.
- A pilot program in Massachusetts hopes to crack the code on insurance in coastal communities
A Massachusetts pilot program is testing new insurance models to address the risks posed by rising seas.
- Petronas, TotalEnergies Partner to Support Methane Monitoring in SE Asia
Petronas and TotalEnergies have formed a partnership to improve methane monitoring capabilities across Southeast Asia.Also: Rigzone
- Electricity generation from non-conventional renewable energies in Peru grew 20% in the first half of 2026Study
Peru reported a 20% increase in electricity generation from non-conventional renewable energy sources during the first half of 2026.
- The Grid’s Wasted-Power Problem Has a Sector-Coupling Fix
Sector-coupling is proposed as a method to address grid inefficiencies and better integrate renewable energy sources.
- VW's Record EV Sips Power From a Small Battery
Volkswagen has developed a new electric vehicle prototype that achieves high efficiency using a smaller battery capacity.Also: Technology Org
- A new front opens in Chile's emissions-free road transport push
Chile is expanding its efforts to transition road transport to zero-emission vehicles.Also: BNamericas
- Acknowledging local climate change experiences is essential for policy reformsStudy
A new study suggests that incorporating local community experiences is vital for effective climate policy reform.
- Bristol becomes first British city to ban advertisements for fast fashion
Bristol has become the first UK city to ban advertisements for fast fashion, airlines, and fossil fuels on public billboards.
- Greenhouse gas benefits of agricultural irrigation far outweigh emissions costs, study findsStudy
Agricultural irrigation in the U.S. helps prevent greenhouse gas emissions by allowing higher food production on less land, reducing the need for land conversion.Also: Morning Ag Clips, EurekAlert!
- Holcim Integrates Two Joule Hive Thermal Batteries Into Its Cement Making Facility
Holcim is integrating thermal battery technology into its cement production to reduce the energy-intensive process's carbon footprint.
- Brazil plans R$9.5bn health overhaul for climate extremes
Brazil announces a 9.5 billion real investment to overhaul its health system to better handle climate extremes.
- Nepal needs billions in climate finance, but slow project delivery remains a hurdle
Nepal requires significant climate finance, but difficulties in project implementation are hindering progress.Also: Nepalnews.com
- As Coastal Risks Rise, Climate Resilience Could Become New Real Estate Due Diligence
Real estate investors are increasingly incorporating climate resilience and risk assessments into property due diligence.Also: BW Businessworld
- 'Head sock' helping in fight against cattle methane emissions
Australian researchers are testing a specialized 'head sock' device designed to capture methane emissions from cattle.Also: abc.net.au, streamlinefeed.co.ke
- Zero waste to be put on global climate agenda for 1st time at COP31
Zero waste initiatives will be included on the global climate agenda for the first time at COP31.Also: Eco-Business, Eco-Business
- An Idaho County Banned Renewable Energy. Now It’s Reconsidering.
An Idaho county that previously banned renewable energy projects is now reconsidering its stance on the issue.
- Iowa researchers warn of rising coal use, urge renewable energy pivot
Iowa researchers are calling for a transition to renewable energy in response to rising coal consumption in the state.
- FLEX and Sentinel-3C launchedStudy
The European Space Agency successfully launched the FLEX and Sentinel-3C satellites to enhance Earth observation and climate monitoring capabilities.
- New England Affirms Faith in Wind Energy’s Future
Maine regulators approved new wind energy proposals to increase renewable power generation for the state and region.
- One dollar spent preparing for disasters can save six
The federal BRIC program provides funding for pre-disaster mitigation projects to increase community resilience against climate-driven weather events.
- More Than 56% of California Electricity Demand Supplied by Wind, Water, & Solar in 2026Study
Renewable energy sources supplied over 56% of California's electricity demand in 2026, according to new data.
- Inactive oil and gas wells to go under review at hearingReprint
Texas regulators are holding a hearing to review the status of inactive oil and gas wells, which can leak methane.
- Climate Finance Readiness: Can Pakistan Turn Money Into Resilience?
This analysis questions whether Pakistan has the institutional readiness to effectively convert climate finance into long-term resilience.
- Ho Chi Minh City will spend 140,000 billion VND to implement 87 flood control projects by 2030
Ho Chi Minh City plans to invest 140 trillion VND in flood control projects by 2030.
- Landscape Architecture Has a Carbon Problem. Now It Can Measure It.
New measurement tools are being developed to help the landscape architecture industry track and reduce its carbon footprint.
- How Are NYC Buildings Doing on Emission Rules So Far?
An analysis examines the current compliance status of New York City buildings with local emissions regulations.
- Coal-to-solar project lands a rare clean-energy win in Ohio
A former coal site in Ohio is being converted into a solar energy project.
- Brazil adds 1.9 GW of renewables capacity in August 2026Study
Brazil added 1.9 GW of new renewable energy capacity to its grid during August 2026.
- Houston battery project comes online in 6 weeks as ERCOT strains under record demand
A new battery storage project in Houston was deployed rapidly to help manage grid strain during peak demand.
- EU sticks to its guns on methane rules ahead of Houston showdown
The EU maintains its commitment to strict methane regulations ahead of upcoming international discussions in Houston.
- EIB makes first investment in modular nuclear reactors
The European Investment Bank has made its first investment in modular nuclear reactor technology.
- The early read on EPA's new climate counterstrike
The EPA is developing new strategies to counter legal and political challenges to its climate regulations.
- Branch Energy raises $33 million to scale its commercial batteries across PJM
Branch Energy secured $33 million in funding to expand its commercial battery storage deployment across the PJM electricity market.
- Almond Hulls Trialled to Cut Dairy Cow Emissions in NZ
New Zealand researchers are trialing the use of almond hulls as a feed additive to reduce methane emissions from dairy cows.
- State Land Office says New Mexico’s renewable energy brings in revenue, offsets environmental harm
New Mexico's State Land Office reports that renewable energy projects are generating revenue while offsetting environmental impacts.Also: Source New Mexico
- ‘If climate plan is credible, defend it,’ Sudbury activist tells feds
A Sudbury activist is calling on the federal government to defend its climate plan if it is considered credible.Also: thesudburystar.com
- Philippines EV Ferry Has Moved Thousands of Passengers Since Launch
The Philippines has successfully launched its first locally designed electric passenger ferry, which is now in regular operation.
- Stellantis Expands Electric Commercial Vehicle Lineup at IAA TransportationReprint
Stellantis showcased an expanded lineup of electric commercial vehicles, including vans and delivery trucks, at the IAA Transportation 2026 event.
- Electrification of Commercial Vehicles Continues at Faster Pace at IAA Transportation 2026
The IAA Transportation 2026 show highlights a rapid industry shift toward the electrification of commercial trucks and delivery vehicles.
- The world’s largest EV company just partnered with an African electric motorcycle company
Chinese EV manufacturer Yadea is partnering with an African company to expand electric motorcycle and battery-swapping infrastructure in Africa.
- NYC’s newest electric school buses come with a money-saving twist
New York City is deploying 40 electric school buses following a project that successfully reduced charging infrastructure costs.
- Aging Infrastructure and a Changing Climate
The City of Nanaimo is assessing how climate change impacts the longevity and maintenance of municipal infrastructure.
- Biomethane potential could help Türkiye cut emissions, fuel imports
Türkiye is exploring the potential of biomethane to reduce both national emissions and reliance on fuel imports.Also: Daily Sabah
- CSKHPKV study demonstrates climate-smart rice production method reduces emissionsStudy
A study demonstrates that specific climate-smart agricultural methods can effectively lower methane emissions in rice production.Also: AgroSpectrum India
- Auckland Council turns to llamas and low-methane sheep
Auckland Council is incorporating llamas and low-methane sheep into its land management strategies to reduce emissions.Also: farmersweekly.co.nz
- Iowa scientists push for more renewable energy to meet growing demands
Iowa scientists are advocating for an increase in renewable energy capacity to meet the state's rising electricity demands.
- Planted Raises $31.8 Million to Accelerate Autonomous Solar Deployment
The company Planted secured $31.8 million in funding to advance autonomous solar energy deployment technology.Also: StreetInsider
- Mission Efficiency - World's Most Efficient EV
Volkswagen has unveiled a new concept electric vehicle designed to achieve record-breaking energy efficiency.
- Volkswagen's concept EV achieves record 9.59 miles per kWh efficiency
A new Volkswagen concept electric vehicle has demonstrated an efficiency rating of 9.59 miles per kilowatt-hour.
- LS Eco Energy targets North America with U.S. solar cable supply push - CHOSUNBIZ
LS Eco Energy is targeting the North American market with a new supply push for solar-related power cables.Also: Chosunbiz
- Bridging Rooftop Solar Divide: PMSGY Can Help Discoms Empower Every Consumer
The PM Surya Ghar program aims to expand community rooftop solar access to improve energy distribution in India.
- Multimillion-dollar boost to create 'climate unicorns'
New funding initiatives are being launched to support the development of high-growth climate technology startups.
- Sydney Airport rolls out 50 electric buses in push toward net zero by 2030
Sydney Airport has deployed 50 electric buses as part of its strategy to reach net-zero emissions by 2030.
- £1.1bn CV investment underlines zero-emission opportunity
A £1.1 billion investment in the UK commercial vehicle sector highlights the growing market for zero-emission transport.Also: fleetpoint.org
- NGEN commissions largest battery storage system in Austria
NGEN has commissioned Austria's largest battery energy storage system to support grid balancing and renewable energy storage.Also: Stock Titan, ESS News
- CEE ROUNDUP: Engie buys 876MWh Poland project, Econergy connects co-located BESS in Romania, Inion Software launches Lithuania VPP
Recent energy storage developments in Central and Eastern Europe include new projects in Poland, Romania, and Lithuania.
- Texas adds 28 MWh of grid storage from repurposed EV batteries
Texas has integrated 28 MWh of grid storage capacity using repurposed electric vehicle batteries.
- The fight over Denver’s clean energy rules isn’t over yet
Ongoing legal and political debates continue regarding the implementation of Denver's clean energy regulations.
- Dutch biomass lawsuit raises domestic BECCS subsidy questions
A Dutch lawsuit challenges the legality of subsidies for biomass energy and carbon capture projects.
- A 15-year-old in Ontario built an underwater robot with turtle flippers instead of a propeller, because a propeller stirs sediment and scares off the very animals it is sent to watch — in testing it spotted replicated coral bleaching with 96% accuracy
A teenager developed an underwater robot that monitors coral health without disturbing the surrounding sediment.Also: ScienceBlog.com
- 10 promising ways to ‘green’ offshore wind
Experts propose ten strategies to improve the environmental sustainability of expanding offshore wind energy projects.
- ‘It’s really taking off’: hedge revival as farmers rediscover ancient tools
Farmers in England are reviving traditional hedge-laying techniques to improve biodiversity and sequester carbon.
- Underground Hydrogen: Two High-Reward Bets, One Indispensable Science
Geological processes generating natural hydrogen offer potential pathways for clean energy development and carbon-neutral fuel sources.
- Scania Launches 720-KM Battery Electric Truck, Hydrogen Stakeholders Double Down
Scania has introduced a long-range battery electric truck while hydrogen fuel stakeholders continue to pursue alternative heavy-duty transport solutions.
- Signs educating about climate, ecology at Charleston National Park sites back up amid legal fight
Educational signs regarding climate and ecology have been restored at Charleston National Park sites following a legal dispute.
- Young, eco-anxious Canadians are the most likely to support disruptive tactics by environmental activists, study findsStudy
A McGill University study finds that young Canadians experiencing eco-anxiety are increasingly supportive of disruptive environmental activism.
- DOE calls for stronger global action to protect ozone layer, tackle climate change
The Department of Energy is calling for increased international cooperation to address both ozone layer protection and climate change.
- Data Centre Boom To Face Tighter Water And Power Rules As Governments React: BMIStudy
Governments are implementing stricter water and power regulations for data centers due to resource constraints.
- American Healthcare REIT establishes its first greenhouse gas emissions reduction target
American Healthcare REIT has announced its first formal target for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
- Bridging Design and Construction for Carbon AlignmentStudy
New industry guidelines aim to align design and construction processes to reduce carbon emissions.
- China may have a green energy overcapacity problem. Experts think AI can help solve it
Experts suggest that artificial intelligence could help manage China's green energy overcapacity issues.
- From India to Germany: Populating the green energy workforce
An analysis looks at the challenges and strategies for building a skilled green energy workforce globally.
- Stargate Hydrogen secures 21 million Euros from EU Innovation Fund to further scale up its operations
Stargate Hydrogen received 21 million euros from the EU Innovation Fund to scale its hydrogen production operations.
- Litigating the just energy transition: communities at the forefront of change
Communities are increasingly using litigation to ensure a just transition to renewable energy sources.
- Masdar and Taaleri Energia inaugurate 154 MW wind project in Serbia
Masdar and Taaleri Energia have inaugurated a 154 MW wind farm in Serbia.
- Indiana home values saw no significant hit near wind and solar projects, study finds
A study found that proximity to wind and solar projects has no significant negative impact on Indiana home values.
- Salzgitter to produce low-carbon steel with Zelestra solar, BESS
Salzgitter will use solar power and battery storage from Zelestra to produce low-carbon steel.
- Volkswagen claims efficiency record with one-off EVStudy
Volkswagen developed a one-off electric vehicle concept that achieves record-breaking energy efficiency.
- World's most efficient EV: Volkswagen's concept car hits 821 km, has solar roof and ID Polo tech
Volkswagen's new concept electric vehicle features a solar roof and achieves high energy efficiency over 821 kilometers.
- Volkswagen Mission Efficiency Travels 1,278 Km on a Single Charge
A Volkswagen electric vehicle prototype completed a 1,278-kilometer journey on a single charge, demonstrating improvements in battery efficiency.
- BBVA Green Bonds Avoided 2.9 Mll Tons CO₂ Emissions in 2025Study
BBVA reported that its green bond portfolio helped avoid 2.9 million tons of CO2 emissions in 2025.
- The EU opens selection for new electricity storage and grid projects for its third PCI and PMI list
The European Union has opened the application process for new electricity storage and grid infrastructure projects.
- Avio launches pair of climate monitoring European spacecraft to study plants, oceans and atmospheric changesReprint
A European launch mission has deployed two satellites designed to monitor plant health, ocean conditions, and atmospheric changes.
- Hundreds march in Toronto against Carney's investment summit
Protesters in Toronto demonstrated against Mark Carney's investment summit, citing concerns over the role of private finance in climate and environmental issues.
- Family ties fuel Montney methane innovation
New innovations in methane reduction are being developed in the Montney region through collaborative industry efforts.Also: Alberta Energy Centre
- BYD reveals the new Denza N8L EV, a smart luxury SUV with 960 km of range for about $45,000
BYD has unveiled the Denza N8L, a new luxury electric SUV featuring long-range capabilities.
- BMW’s new iX3 looks like a hit, making up 1 in 3 EV orders in Europe
BMW's iX3 electric SUV has seen strong demand in Europe, accounting for one-third of the company's regional EV orders.
- Volvo’s new PHEVs beat the Toyota RAV4 with up to 78 miles of electric range
Volvo has launched new long-range plug-in hybrid models offering up to 78 miles of electric-only driving range.
- Expert urges climate-smart planning to build resilient Lagos
Experts urge the adoption of climate-smart urban planning to improve resilience in Lagos.
- Daily Courier - Solar Panel Installers at Lumina Solar Add Battery Backup for VirginiaReprint
Lumina Solar is expanding its residential solar and battery backup installation services in Virginia.
- UK commercial vehicle sector attracts £1.1bn investmentReprint
The UK commercial vehicle sector has secured £1.1 billion in new investment for zero-emission technology.
- DoGo Power brings grid-forming energy storage to Mali
DoGo Power is deploying grid-forming energy storage technology to improve power stability in Mali.Also: Solarbytes
- Flexa on what Germany’s 23GWh of home batteries entering the market means
Analysis examines the impact of 23 GWh of residential battery storage capacity entering the German energy market.Also: energy-storage.news
- Visayas grid under yellow and red alerts, battery storage proposed to ease crisis
Following grid alerts in the Visayas region, officials have proposed the deployment of battery storage to mitigate energy supply crises.
- JET Charge Helps The Fleet Transition
Australian company JET Charge is supporting the transition of commercial vehicle fleets to electric power to reduce fuel costs.
- Summit in Tahoe discusses nature-based solutions to climate issues
A summit in Tahoe focused on implementing nature-based strategies to address local climate challenges.
- Carbolution's SPOIC Enters Global Carbon Capture Market
The company Carbolution has launched its carbon capture technology into the global market.
- Climate change: NHRC urges FG to mainstream human rights in response plans
Nigeria's human rights commission is calling for the government to integrate human rights protections into national climate response plans.
- UN Envoy Visits Cuba to Study Disaster Risk Reduction
A UN envoy visited Cuba to evaluate disaster risk reduction and climate adaptation efforts.
- Ontinue Reports 2025 Greenhouse Gas Emissions Results, Advancing SBTi-Validated Climate CommitmentsStudy
Ontinue released its 2025 greenhouse gas emissions results, highlighting progress toward its climate commitments validated by the Science Based Targets initiative.
- PHL firms urged to speed up net zero shiftReprint
Philippine businesses are being encouraged to accelerate their transition toward net-zero emissions targets.
- EDP acquires solar plant to increase clean energy supply to Selenis in Northern ItalyReprint
EDP has acquired a solar plant to increase renewable energy supply for an industrial client in Italy.
- Lake Energy Secures $80 Million for U.S. Renewable Energy ExpansionReprint
Lake Energy has secured $80 million in funding to expand its renewable energy operations in the United States.
- Poland's energy transition advances despite grid constraints
Poland continues to expand its renewable energy capacity despite ongoing challenges with grid infrastructure.
- Pexapark: European PPA prices up 2.2% in AugustStudy
European power purchase agreement prices for renewable energy rose by 2.2% in August.
- Acme Solar brings online more solar, batteries in Rajasthan
Acme Solar has commissioned new solar and battery storage capacity in Rajasthan, India.
- Lake Energy Reaches Key Growth Milestone with 5GW Renewable Energy Project Portfolio in AfricaReprint
Lake Energy has reached a milestone of 5 GW in its renewable energy project portfolio across Africa.
- University at Buffalo Advances Toward Zero-Emission Campus with New Electric Buses
The University at Buffalo has added electric buses to its campus fleet as part of its goal to reach zero emissions.
- NYC’s Latest Bet: Let’s Just Say it’s electric. The Long-Awaited Curbside Charging Network is Here
New York City has launched a new curbside electric vehicle charging network to support the transition to electric transport.
- From Lucknow to Net Zero: UP accelerates green transition, approves Rs 400 crore for 250 air-conditioned electric buses
The Indian state of Uttar Pradesh has approved funding for 250 electric buses to advance its green transition.
- BYD ETT 44 Electric Truck Debuts in Hanover With 1.5 MW Charging
BYD has unveiled a new electric truck featuring high-capacity 1.5 MW charging technology.
- Long-duration energy storage conversation gains traction in India despite 4-hour battery storage focus
India is increasingly exploring long-duration energy storage solutions to complement its existing focus on short-duration battery systems.
- Essential Energy scores state funding for microgrid studies
Essential Energy received state funding to conduct feasibility studies for new microgrid projects.
- The Hyundai IONIQ 5 is a bit more expensive to lease this month, but it’s still a great deal
Hyundai is offering new lease incentives and financing deals for its IONIQ 5 electric SUV.
- Kia’s new PV7 EV van shows up in the US [Image]
Kia's new PV7 electric van has been spotted undergoing testing in the United States.
- Vincentians attend Climate Justice Symposium
Residents in St. Vincent participated in a symposium focused on climate justice issues.
- Hindustan Zinc deploys India's first 250 MT electric crane
Hindustan Zinc has deployed India's first 250-metric-ton electric crane at its mining operations.
- Statkraft, SSE complete first swap tied to battery storage revenue index
Statkraft and SSE completed a financial swap agreement linked to the revenue performance of battery storage assets.
- Gresham House Energy Storage says “there is a lot more growth to come” as it rejects activist’s advice to sell up
Gresham House Energy Storage rejected an activist investor's proposal to sell, citing strong future growth potential in the sector.
- Battery Energy Storage System Market Size to Exceed $110.29 Billion By 2035Study
A new market report projects the global battery energy storage system market will exceed $110.29 billion by 2035.
- JDEnergy Highlights the Value of String PCS for Spain’s Energy Storage Market
JDEnergy discusses the technical and economic advantages of string power conversion systems for Spain's energy storage market.Also: BeBeez International
- Petronas, partners seal methane management collaboration
Petronas and its partners have signed a collaboration agreement to improve methane management practices.
- wonBOT: Deutsche WindGuard brings AI to asset managementStudy
Deutsche WindGuard has launched an AI-driven tool to improve wind energy asset management.
- From renewable energy to responsible business: highlights from our Sustainability Report 2025Study
Credendo highlights its transition toward renewable energy and responsible business practices in its 2025 sustainability report.
- Poland: SPIE implements a centralised renewable energy management system for PVE Construction
SPIE has implemented a centralized renewable energy management system for PVE Construction in Poland.
- Energy Transition Today - Alternative Energy Growth Driven By Innovation And InvestmentClickbait
Investment and innovation are identified as primary drivers for the growth of alternative energy sources.
- Cepter launches AI-native due diligence service for energy projects
Cepter has launched an AI-based service to streamline due diligence for renewable energy projects.
- Peru's Minister Highlights Solar, Wind PotentialReprint
Peru's government is emphasizing the country's potential for solar and wind energy development.
- Leading by example: EGLE staff riding and driving electric vehicles part of State’s EV fleet
Michigan state employees are incorporating electric vehicles into the state's fleet to promote sustainable transportation.
- Battery storage feeds into affordability
Battery storage systems are being integrated into power grids to help improve energy affordability.
- Trina Storage and AMP-lify Sign MoU for 1 GWh of Grid-Connected BESS Projects in Japan
Trina Storage and AMP-lify have signed an agreement to develop 1 GWh of grid-connected battery storage projects in Japan.
- Evolving Solar Inverter Technology: Polycab's Strategy Ahead
Polycab is updating its solar inverter technology strategy to adapt to evolving market requirements.
- Tesla’s new Roadster teaser hints at a ‘Cyber’ redesign it doesn’t needClickbait
Tesla's upcoming Roadster unveiling features a teaser suggesting a design update influenced by the Cybertruck.
- Velotric Summit 1 multi-terrain e-bike $300 off, Jackery 2,048Wh HomePower V2 400W solar bundle, rare Husqvarna deal, more
Various electric bikes and solar power equipment are currently available at discounted prices.
- Stark turns its 80 hp electric supermoto into a titanium-loaded blacked-out beast
Stark Future has introduced a new high-performance, street-legal version of its electric supermoto motorcycle.
- Paige Launches Paige Energy Solutions, Unifying Its Renewable Energy and Utility Solutions DivisionsReprint
Paige has consolidated its renewable energy and utility divisions into a new business unit.
- The Merrimack Powers a Greener Future with New Solar Array at Hooksett BranchReprint
Merrimack County Savings Bank installed a new solar array at its Hooksett branch.
- ⚡️ How SB Energy Makes MoneyClickbait
An analysis examines the business model and revenue streams of renewable energy developer SB Energy.
- ERG: Leading renewable energy platform with strong ESG focus and top global sustainability rankingsReprint
ERG is highlighted as a leading renewable energy platform with strong sustainability rankings.
- Battery Contact Spring Materials Market To 2035: EV and Grid Storage Demand Drives Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
Market analysis projects growth in battery contact spring materials driven by rising demand for electric vehicles and grid storage.
- U.S. clean power installations hit record 17.1 GW in Q2 2026, led by completion of nation's largest land-based wind project
The U.S. installed a record 17.1 GW of clean power in Q2 2026, driven by the completion of a major wind project.Also: Energies Media
- Nepal’s flood claim tests whether a young climate fund can deliver
Nepal's request for flood relief funds tests the effectiveness of international climate finance mechanisms.Also: Devdiscourse, Devdiscourse
- Flood-ravaged Nepal calls for climate justice
Following devastating floods, Nepal is calling for international climate justice and support.Also: The Rising Nepal
- MOSE barriers in Venice close increasingly often due to sea-level rise
Venice's MOSE flood barriers are being deployed with increasing frequency due to rising sea levels.Also: UA.NEWS
- 'Unprecedented numbers': Solar industry on track to smash rooftop record
The solar industry is on track to set a new record for rooftop installations.Also: BusinessGreen
- California moves to cut red tape for heat pumps, solar, and more
California passed legislation to streamline permitting and inspections for rooftop solar, home batteries, and heat pumps.
- India logs record 6.1 GW wind capacity addition in FY26, targets 100 GW by 2030Study
India added a record 6.1 GW of wind capacity in fiscal year 2026, aiming for 100 GW by 2030.
- This far-out idea could enable solar panels to work at night
Researchers are exploring new technologies that could potentially allow solar panels to generate electricity at night.
- Court Strikes Down Trump’s Coal Plant ‘Emergency’ Order
A court has struck down an emergency order that sought to support coal plants, marking a legal victory for climate advocates.
- Utah offers ‘unprecedented’ 0% loans for farmers amid difficult drought, wildfire year
Utah is offering 0% interest loans to farmers to help them manage the impacts of severe drought and wildfires.
- In updated NDC, PH promises to cut more carbon emissions on its own
The Philippines has updated its Nationally Determined Contribution, committing to deeper independent carbon emission reductions.
- Climate-smart rice method cuts methane emissions by nearly 90%, Himachal agri university study findsStudy
A study from Himachal Agricultural University found that a specific rice cultivation method reduces methane emissions by nearly 90 percent.
- Masdar, clean energy investor Luxcara form €5 billion partnership for Germany BESS and wind projects
Masdar and Luxcara have formed a €5 billion partnership to develop wind and battery storage projects in Germany.Also: Mynewsdesk, Mynewsdesk
- UK grid upgrades need to accelerate, NAO report saysStudy
A UK National Audit Office report warns that the country must accelerate grid upgrades to meet renewable energy targets.Also: Solar Power Portal
- Electric mobility brings Africa’s energy transition into the wild
The adoption of electric mobility is helping to drive Africa's energy transition in remote areas.
- AI boom drives 330 GW of planned data centers and opens new opportunities for battery storage in the USStudy
The growth of AI-driven data centers is creating significant demand for battery storage solutions to manage energy loads in the US.
- Red Sea giga-project becomes Saudi Arabia’s first to run its entire utility system on renewables
Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea giga-project has transitioned to operating its entire utility system using renewable energy sources.Also: Fast Company Middle East
- India gains wider EU steel access, but carbon levy remainsReprint
India secured increased access to EU steel markets, though the EU's carbon border adjustment mechanism remains in place.
- Experts propose four options to save Venice. One is really devastating
Experts are evaluating various adaptation strategies to protect Venice from rising sea levels, noting the potential for significant environmental impact.
- Google deal to generate 1M carbon credits from cutting methane emissions
Google has entered a deal to generate one million carbon credits by funding projects that reduce methane emissions.Also: ESG Dive
- Turkiye’s solar, wind power shares surge over past decade
Turkey has significantly increased the share of solar and wind power in its energy mix over the past decade.
- ‘An Extraordinary Achievement’: 2026 Set for Record Rooftop Solar Take-Up
Projections indicate that 2026 will see record-breaking growth in rooftop solar installations.
- ‘Huge Step Forward’: Illinois Inches Closer on Battery Storage, Solar Goals
Illinois is advancing toward its solar and battery storage targets as new legislative and regulatory progress is made.Also: WTTW News
- Legal Scholars Argue Boulder’s Climate Case Tests Reach Of State Law
Legal scholars are analyzing the scope of state law regarding Boulder's climate change litigation against fossil fuel companies.Also: Forbes
- How can countries prevent shocks and disasters from turning into food crises? Analysis points to resilience measures
Analysis suggests that implementing resilience measures can help countries prevent natural disasters from escalating into food crises.
- Scientists call for ‘emergency’ measures to save sea life from El Niño
Oceanographers are calling for emergency measures, including reduced fishing quotas, to protect marine life from record El Niño heat.
- BYD is ‘leading’ the solid-state battery race, and its first EV with the new tech is almost here
BYD plans to introduce its first electric vehicle equipped with solid-state battery technology by 2027.
- Philippines validates methane MRV roadmap to advance climate commitments under ASEAN-Korea initiativeStudy
The Philippines has validated a methane monitoring, reporting, and verification roadmap to support its climate commitments.
- BASF and IRRI expand rice research partnership to cut methane and strengthen soil health
BASF and IRRI are expanding their research partnership to develop rice cultivation methods that reduce methane and improve soil health.Also: Indian Chemical News
- Solar and wind supply nearly a quarter of Türkiye’s power
Solar and wind energy sources now provide nearly 25 percent of Türkiye's total electricity supply.
- BYD to produce trucks in Europe in bid to become "European company"
Chinese automaker BYD plans to manufacture electric trucks in Europe to establish a local market presence.
- BYD unveils flagship 600 km electric truck with 1.5 MW charging
BYD has introduced a new flagship electric heavy-duty truck featuring high-speed charging capabilities.
- An Idaho county banned renewables. It’s having second thoughts.
An Idaho county that previously banned renewable energy projects is reconsidering its decision.
- Improved climate forecasts alone won’t protect Africa’s poorest farmersStudy
Research suggests that improved climate forecasting is insufficient to protect vulnerable farmers in Africa without additional support.
- 7 Dutch water innovations built for a world of floods and drought
Dutch engineers are developing seven water management innovations to address global flood and drought risks.
- Jensen Huang's Nvidia is building a digital twin of Earth; AI could help cities simulate floods, storms a
Nvidia is developing a digital twin of Earth to help cities simulate and prepare for climate-related disasters.
- UK steps up support for global efforts to prepare for El Niño following devastating extreme weather
The UK government is increasing funding for global efforts to prepare for extreme weather events associated with El Niño.
- Nepal in search of climate justice on the global stage
Nepal is actively advocating for climate justice and international support on the global stage.
- Resourcing Appalachian Resilience After Helene (SSIR)
This article examines strategies for resourcing and building climate resilience in Appalachia following Hurricane Helene.
- Illinois EPA releases Illinois Comprehensive Climate Action Plan
The Illinois EPA has released a comprehensive plan aimed at addressing climate change within the state.
- Yara Launches Sluiskil CCS: 800,000 Tonnes CO2 Capture Annually - News and StatisticsStudy
Yara has launched a carbon capture and storage project designed to capture 800,000 tonnes of CO2 annually.
- Bangladesh fashion face $6.6bn price tag to cut carbon, but factories cannot pay alone: Cascale
Bangladesh's fashion industry requires $6.6 billion to decarbonize, but factories cannot afford the transition costs alone, according to Cascale.
- Shell and Wartsila report in on first vessel trials of new methane abatement kitStudy
Shell and Wartsila have released initial results from vessel trials testing a new technology designed to abate methane emissions.
- Google Agrees to Buy 1 Million Carbon Credits From Mitti Labs
Google has entered into an agreement to purchase one million carbon credits from Mitti Labs.
- How to build climate-resilient transport systems
Experts outline strategies for developing transport infrastructure capable of withstanding the impacts of climate change.
- Dossier: Challenges and priorities for Germany’s climate DiplomacyStudy
A new dossier outlines the primary challenges and strategic priorities for Germany's international climate diplomacy.
- Inside Syria’s decentralised solar boom
Syrians are increasingly adopting decentralized solar power systems to overcome chronic electricity shortages caused by the country's ongoing conflict.
- Masdar and Luxcara explore joint investment in Germany’s BESS and wind sectors
Masdar and Luxcara are evaluating a joint investment partnership to develop wind and battery storage projects in Germany.
- UK Parliament to probe risk of wind and solar power droughts
The UK Parliament is launching an inquiry into the risks posed by periods of low wind and solar output to energy security.
- Chinese scientists achieve record-breaking 27.35% efficiency for perovskite-organic tandem solar cellStudy
Chinese researchers have achieved a record 27.35% efficiency rate for a perovskite-organic tandem solar cell.Also: pv-magazine.com
- Lava Blue commissions Australia's first grid NAS battery as ZEBRE sees 360MWh BESS waved through EPBC Act
Australia has commissioned its first grid-scale sodium-sulfur battery as a major 360MWh storage project receives regulatory approval.Also: Industry Queensland
- Australia's First Grid-Connected Sodium-Sulfur Battery Goes Live in Brisbane as ZEBRE's 360MWh Project AdvancesReprint
Australia's first grid-connected sodium-sulfur battery is operational in Brisbane, alongside progress on a large-scale storage project.
- Spanish government seeks 937MW renewables and energy storage in Teruel
The Spanish government has launched a tender seeking 937 megawatts of new renewable energy and battery storage capacity in Teruel.
- Masdar, Luxcara Eye EUR 5 Billion Offshore Wind, Battery Storage Partnership
Masdar and Luxcara are planning a 5 billion euro partnership to develop offshore wind and battery storage projects.
- MMUST Part Of Consortium Securing Landmark Santiago Network Assignment For Kenya
A university consortium has secured a role in the Santiago Network to support climate adaptation efforts in Kenya.
- Record August Heat Fuels Moroccan Calls for Water Protection
Record-breaking heat in Morocco has prompted public calls for improved water conservation and protection policies.
- Exclusive: Fourth Power commissioning thermal grid battery
Fourth Power is commissioning a thermal grid battery to improve energy storage efficiency.
- Volkswagen Builds Its Most Efficient Electric Vehicle Ever
Volkswagen has engineered a new electric vehicle model focused on maximizing energy efficiency.Also: Autoweek
- Volkswagen’s slippery new EV breaks a bunch of efficiency records
Volkswagen's new aerodynamic electric vehicle concept has set multiple internal efficiency records.Also: The Verge
- Mission Efficiency - Volkswagen presents the world’s most efficient near-production electric carStudy
Volkswagen has unveiled a near-production electric vehicle designed for high energy efficiency.Also: Volkswagen Newsroom
- Electric vehicles save NZ $90m in oil imports amid fuel crisis
Electric vehicles have reduced New Zealand's oil import costs by $90 million during a period of fuel instability.
- Battery energy storage developers win big Oregon land use decision
Battery storage developers in Oregon secured a favorable land-use decision, clearing a significant hurdle for new projects.Also: The Business Journals
- Trina Storage, AMP-lify to supply 1 GWh of battery storage in Japan
Trina Storage and AMP-lify have partnered to supply 1 GWh of battery energy storage capacity for projects in Japan.Also: PR Newswire, pv magazine Australia
- What’s Next for Summit’s Carbon ‘Pipeline to Nowhere’?
Iowa regulators are reviewing the second phase of a controversial carbon dioxide pipeline project facing ongoing legal challenges.
- Africa's climate services need local detail and knowledge, say people who use the information
African communities managing local ecosystems emphasize the need for localized climate data to improve adaptation and restoration efforts.
- Remote Sensing Mitigated the Impact of the 2025 Los Angeles Wildfires
Remote sensing technologies played a critical role in managing and mitigating the impacts of the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires.
- Electric Trucks Will Take Center Stage At IAA Transportation Show In Hannover This Week
Electric trucks are a primary focus at the IAA Transportation show, highlighting a shift in the commercial vehicle market.
- Gov. Greg Abbott orders Texas water agency to penalize data centers that don’t report their water usageReprint
Texas Governor Greg Abbott ordered the state water agency to penalize data centers that fail to report their water usage.
- How AI-powered weather alerts help mothers survive extreme heat in Sub-Saharan Africa
AI-driven weather alert systems are being used to help vulnerable populations in Sub-Saharan Africa manage extreme heat risks.
- Can Coastal Communities Make Themselves More Insurable?
Coastal communities are exploring strategies to improve climate resilience and maintain insurance coverage.
- 8 Encouraging Climate-Friendly Trends | IPCC Report Highlights Global Progress on Climate ActionClickbait
A listicle highlights eight trends identified by the IPCC as evidence of global progress in climate action.Also: tatsatchronicle.com
- Volkswagen has created an electric car with record-breaking aerodynamics and a consumption of 6.48 kWh per 10Study
Volkswagen created an aerodynamic electric vehicle concept with an energy consumption rate of 6.48 kWh per 100 kilometers.
- UGL, an ACS Unit, to Build 72 MW Solar Plant in Australia
UGL has been contracted to construct a 72 MW solar power plant in Australia.
- Disaster insurance, datacenters, right to repair: meet the midterm candidates running on green policies
Midterm candidates are increasingly incorporating climate-linked issues like disaster insurance and infrastructure into their policy platforms.
- Shell, FAW partner on better, safer electric semi truck batteries
Shell and FAW are collaborating on advanced immersion-cooling battery technology for electric semi-trucks.
- [Event Report] Multi-Stakeholder Workshop “Heat-Health Adaptation to Climate Change: From Evidence to Policy Implementation — Building Cross-Sectoral Collaboration” (August 24, 2026)Study
A multi-stakeholder workshop addressed the integration of heat-health adaptation strategies into public policy.
- Five things to know about the future of Denver’s water
Denver officials are addressing long-term water security and planning for future climate-driven water scarcity.
- Kirin and RIKEN target heat and drought resilience in wine grapesStudy
Kirin and RIKEN are collaborating to develop wine grape varieties that are more resilient to heat and drought.
- South Carolina receives nearly $33 million from FEMA for Helene repair
South Carolina received $33 million in FEMA funding to support recovery and repair efforts following Hurricane Helene.
- West coast communities are preparing for larger El Nino-powered storms and waves this winter.
West Coast communities are preparing for increased storm activity and wave surges expected during the upcoming El Niño.
- Building Structurally Low-Carbon Supply Chains in a Changing Global Landscape
Industry analysis explores strategies for developing low-carbon supply chains within the global trade landscape.
- Can low-carbon fertiliser command a premium? Yara bets it can
Yara is testing whether the market will support a price premium for low-carbon fertilizer products.
- Milton Keynes Council to offer free carbon management support for 1,000 local firms
Milton Keynes Council is providing free carbon management support to 1,000 local businesses to help them reduce emissions.Also: MKFM
- Ministry Develops Road Map to Cut Building Emissions, Energy Costs
The Jordanian ministry has developed a roadmap to reduce building emissions and associated energy costs.
- Utah energy company says it can capture water from methane-gas exhaust for agriculture
A Utah energy company claims it can capture water from methane-gas exhaust for use in agricultural irrigation.
- Greenpeace Thailand Calls Out Anutin’s Government at Gastech 2026: Stop Prioritizing Carbon Majors Over People’s Lives
Greenpeace Thailand is protesting the government's continued prioritization of fossil fuel interests over climate action.
- European Energy Expands Battery Portfolio With 545 MWh Now Operational
European Energy has brought 545 MWh of battery storage capacity online to support grid stability and renewable energy integration.
- Portugal looks underground for new way to store renewable energy
Portugal is exploring underground storage solutions to manage the intermittency of renewable energy generation.
- Nozomi Energy reaches financial close on 196MWh Nozu battery energy storage project in Japan
Nozomi Energy has secured financing for a 196 MWh battery energy storage project in Japan.
- NextEra, Dominion unveil ‘transformational’ Virginia energy benefits package
NextEra and Dominion Energy have announced a new benefits package aimed at supporting renewable energy development in Virginia.
- Palisade buys 1.4 GW of wind, battery developments in Australia
Palisade has acquired 1.4 GW of wind and battery storage development projects in Australia.
- Sri Lanka Plans to Add 4.5 GW of Solar, Wind and BESS Capacity by 2030
Sri Lanka has announced plans to add 4.5 GW of solar, wind, and battery storage capacity to its grid by 2030.
- Chilean utility Copec acquires Tamarico II solar-plus-storage project from Metlen
Chilean utility Copec has acquired the Tamarico II solar-plus-storage project from Metlen.
- Invenergy, HASI complete equity deal for 2.7 GW US renewable portfolio
Invenergy and HASI have finalized an equity deal for a 2.7 GW portfolio of renewable energy projects in the United States.Also: Renewables Now
- UK Wind Power Hits Record High as Energy Security Risks Mount
The UK reached a record high for wind power generation amid ongoing concerns regarding energy security.
- Solar energy generation rises close to 60% over summer as August sets fresh recordsStudy
Solar energy generation in Ireland rose by nearly 60% over the summer, reaching new records in August.
- From policy push to market pull: India’s solar industry enters a new growth phase
India's solar industry is entering a new growth phase driven by supportive government policies and increasing market demand.
- Toyota calls for hybrid incentives in Vietnam's green vehicle policy
Toyota is lobbying the Vietnamese government to provide incentives for hybrid vehicles as part of the national green transport policy.
- EA Highlights Bangkok E-Bus Programme as a Model for Clean Public Transport
Energy Absolute is promoting Bangkok's electric bus program as a scalable model for clean public transportation.
- Pollution Ka Solution, Delhi Air Quality Crisis, EV Transition Strategy - India Today
Delhi is evaluating new strategies for air quality management and the transition to electric vehicles.
- Waymo EV batteries will help power the Texas grid
Waymo is exploring the use of electric vehicle batteries to provide grid-balancing services in Texas.
- Volvo Penta targets EV charging constraints with mobile battery storage
Volvo Penta is launching a mobile battery storage system to help overcome grid capacity constraints for electric vehicle charging.
- BRICS’ Solar, Storage Push Faces Implementation Test Without Clear Roadmap
BRICS nations face significant implementation challenges in scaling solar and storage capacity due to the lack of a clear roadmap.
- BRICS Summit Puts Energy Security, Critical Minerals and Clean-tech Supply Chains in Focus - Asia Pacific
The BRICS summit highlighted the importance of energy security, critical minerals, and clean-tech supply chains for the energy transition.
- 5 Stocks to Watch as MP Govt and Asian Development Bank Partner for $1 Billion Renewable Projects
The Madhya Pradesh government and the Asian Development Bank have partnered on a 1 billion dollar renewable energy project initiative.
- BRICS Has a Resilience Blueprint. Financing is the Challenge
While BRICS nations have developed a resilience blueprint, securing the necessary financing remains a significant hurdle for implementation.
- Adjusting to climate change: Environment Minister says Luxembourg must adapt to higher temperatures
Luxembourg's Environment Minister emphasizes the urgent need for the country to adapt to rising temperatures caused by climate change.
- Canada Developer Concord Buys Wind Farm, Plots New Data Centers
Developer Concord acquired a wind farm to support its planned data center projects.
- This New Volkswagen EV Uses Surprisingly Little EnergyClickbait
Volkswagen has introduced a new electric vehicle concept that emphasizes low energy consumption.Also: electriccarsreport.com
- Building the business case for electrification success
A report outlines the economic and operational benefits of transitioning commercial fleets to electric vehicles.
- Electric driving: these measures coming your way
New government measures are being introduced to support the transition to electric driving.
- Brantford adds battery electric buses to transit fleet
Brantford has integrated battery-electric buses into its public transit fleet.Also: BrantBeacon
- Heron Power nets USD 60m to scale grid equipment production
Heron Power secured $60 million in funding to scale the production of grid-related electrical equipment.Also: Renewables Now
- Ghana's local architecture has adapted to change for centuries. It can teach us about climate resilience
Traditional Ghanaian architectural practices offer historical insights into building climate-resilient structures for modern urban environments.
- Kia’s new EV van is over 17.5 ft long and can haul 9 people or lots of cargo [Images]
Kia has unveiled the PV7, a large electric van designed to transport up to nine passengers or significant cargo.
- The Chevy Silverado EV is now America’s most affordable full-size electric pickup
The Chevy Silverado EV has become the most affordable full-size electric pickup truck currently available in the U.S. market.
- Third annual Yale @ Climate Week NYC summit to explore solutions for planet in crisis
Yale University is hosting its third annual summit during Climate Week NYC to discuss potential solutions to the climate crisis.
- Santa Barbara prepares for “Super El Niño” hazards across the county
Santa Barbara County is implementing preparedness measures to mitigate potential hazards associated with an upcoming El Niño event.
- New DNR Tool Helps Direct Better Marsh Restoration and ProtectionStudy
Maryland launched a new tool to assist in the restoration and protection of coastal marshes.
- Climate Collaborative: Heat pumps key to hitting renewable energy goalReprint
Local climate advocates identify heat pumps as a critical technology for achieving renewable energy goals.
- Fauji Cement posts record profit, expands solar capacity
Fauji Cement reported record profits and is expanding its solar energy capacity.
- Volkswagen Just Beat The Tesla Cybercab’s Record EfficiencyClickbait
Volkswagen's new electric vehicle concept claims to surpass the energy efficiency of the Tesla Cybercab.
- DPD Orders 341 Mercedes-Benz eSprinter Electric Vans Ahead of Christmas Peak
DPD has ordered 341 Mercedes-Benz electric vans to expand its zero-emission delivery fleet.Also: electriccarsreport.com
- Volvo Penta showcases mobile battery storage for truck charging at IAA 2026
Volvo Penta demonstrated a mobile battery storage system designed to support electric truck charging at the IAA 2026 trade show.
- Culling coral-killing starfish generates $20 million for Queensland
Queensland's program to cull coral-eating crown-of-thorns starfish has generated $20 million in economic benefits for the region.
- Executive Director meets with Prime Minister Takaichi of Japan on energy security and cooperation
The IEA Executive Director met with Japan's Prime Minister to discuss international energy security and cooperation.
- Climate Week Puts New York City’s Food Future on the Menu
New York City's Climate Week highlights initiatives focused on the future of the city's food systems.
- Technical Assistance for Mental Health Gap Analysis and Climate Change Assessment (Philippines)Study
A new project provides technical assistance for assessing the intersection of mental health and climate change in the Philippines.
- Wisconsin cranberry farm battles drought with real-time data
A Wisconsin cranberry farm is utilizing real-time data to manage irrigation and mitigate the impacts of drought.
- Testing Drought Stress on AlmondsStudy
Researchers are testing almond varieties for increased resilience to drought stress.
- Kauai farmers’ plight underscores need for local food production
Farmers in Kauai are highlighting the need for localized food production to improve resilience against climate-related supply chain disruptions.
- WSH Achieves EcoVadis Silver as Net Zero Targets Receive SBTi Validation
WSH has achieved EcoVadis Silver status and received validation for its net-zero targets from the Science Based Targets initiative.
- Jotun: Imperial halves carbon footprint over 30 yearsReprint
Jotun reports that its Imperial facility has successfully halved its carbon footprint over the past 30 years.
- Ahern calls for publication of any LNG commitments made to US
A politician is calling for transparency regarding any government commitments made to the U.S. concerning liquefied natural gas.
- PCW pushes to end fossil expansion
The Pacific Conference of Churches is advocating for an end to the expansion of fossil fuel projects.
- Polish city of Szczecin to power trams with green energy
The Polish city of Szczecin is transitioning its tram network to be powered by renewable energy sources.
- Can rocks be used as battery storage for renewable energy?Clickbait
This article explores the potential of using thermal energy storage in rocks to support renewable energy grids.
- Beyond Hail: The New Risks Reshaping Insuring Solar Power
The insurance industry is adapting its risk models to address new challenges facing large-scale solar power installations.
- PWP wins National Award for its path to 100% clean energy
Pasadena Water and Power received a national award for its strategic plan to transition to 100% clean energy.
- ONE Nuclear unveils 5 GW three-project energy portfolio in Louisiana (US)
ONE Nuclear has unveiled a 5 GW energy portfolio consisting of three projects in Louisiana.
- Clean Energy for All: BLUETTI and UN-Habitat Extend Joint Action to Nigeria
BLUETTI and UN-Habitat are expanding their partnership to provide clean energy solutions in Nigeria.
- Volkswagen Mission Efficiency Sets Three EV RecordsReprint
Volkswagen achieved three efficiency records with its electric vehicle technology, according to recent performance reports.Also: Business Motoring
- Meralco Powers the Next Chapter of the Country’s Energy Transition
Meralco is advancing its energy transition initiatives to support the Philippines' shift toward cleaner power sources.
- Connect Direct: Energy networks hail half a million connections milestone
Energy networks in the UK have reached a milestone of connecting half a million low-carbon technologies to the grid.
- Electric bikes lead Kenya’s wildlife patrol revolution
Kenyan wildlife rangers are adopting electric bikes to reduce emissions and noise pollution during patrols in protected areas.
- Battery microgrid enables acaí processing in remote Amazon community
A battery-powered microgrid is enabling sustainable acaí processing in a remote Amazon community, reducing reliance on diesel generators.
- Enel Chile boosts grid flexibility with battery storage, growing EBITDA and net income despite flat revenue.
Enel Chile is integrating battery storage to improve grid flexibility and operational efficiency.
- Grid strategy is now the key to bus electrification project success
Effective grid strategy is identified as the critical factor for the successful electrification of bus fleets.
- Vehicle-to-Grid Bidirectional Charging: Inverter Interconnection Standards and Battery Cycle Life WarrantiesStudy
Technical standards for vehicle-to-grid charging, including inverter requirements and battery warranty considerations, are being evaluated.
- Homeowner in Germany goes fully off-grid with sodium-ion batteries after rejecting indoor lithiumClickbait
A German homeowner installed a sodium-ion battery system to achieve off-grid energy independence.Also: The Cool Down
- Record-setting performance, 1,000 mile range, and Tesla’s RoadsterClickbait
A podcast episode discusses the reveal of a new sporty EV and updates on the Tesla Roadster.
- Germany's BASF, IRRI extend rice sustainability collaborationReprint
BASF and the International Rice Research Institute have extended their collaboration focused on sustainable rice production.
- Market Changes Favor RNG as Best Option for Replacing Aging Heavy Diesel Trucks
Market analysis suggests renewable natural gas is becoming a preferred alternative for replacing aging heavy-duty diesel trucks.
- University at Buffalo Introduces First Electric Buses to Stampede FleetReprint
The University at Buffalo has introduced its first electric buses to the campus transit system.
- Electrification & Automation
The port industry is increasingly adopting electrification and automation technologies to improve efficiency and reduce emissions.
- Leap Opens New Grid Revenue Opportunity for California Batteries
Leap has launched a new platform to help California battery operators generate revenue by providing grid services.
- RWE Storage Lead Outlines Germany's Grid-Scale Battery Market Ahead of Berlin Summit
RWE executives discussed the current state and future outlook of Germany's grid-scale battery market ahead of a Berlin industry summit.
- Competitive TCO, detailed specs and strong local presence key for BESS supplier success in Germany, RWE says
RWE identifies competitive costs, technical specifications, and local presence as essential factors for battery storage suppliers in Germany.
- Korkia expands into offering ‘powered land’ for data centers in Chile
Korkia is expanding its business model to provide land equipped with power infrastructure for data centers in Chile.
- Storebrand AM calls "the end of political apathy on climate change"
Storebrand Asset Management reports a shift in investor sentiment regarding political engagement on climate change.
- Universal Floral achieves Carbon Neutral Certification, offsetting over 100% of generated carbon emissionsReprint
Universal Floral has received carbon neutral certification after offsetting its generated carbon emissions.
- RSK snaps up Aussie renewable energy consultancy Cogency
The engineering firm RSK has acquired the Australian renewable energy consultancy Cogency.
- Kanadevia Inova takes controlling stake in Dutch biogas business
Kanadevia Inova has acquired a controlling stake in a Dutch biogas company to expand its renewable energy operations.
- Greencoat Renewables swings to EUR-11.9m H1 profit
Renewable energy investment firm Greencoat Renewables reported a profit of 11.9 million euros for the first half of the year.
- Hands-On Program Turns Wind Into Energy
A local educational program is teaching students about wind energy technology through hands-on experience.
- Ferguson Twp. police introduce first electric patrol cruiser in Centre region -
A Pennsylvania police department has deployed its first electric patrol vehicle to reduce emissions.
- Tesla Roadster 2027: long-awaited electric hypercar to debut on October 2nd
Tesla is scheduled to debut its long-awaited electric Roadster model on October 2nd.
- Lidl Completes Dutch EV-Charging Infrastructure Network
Lidl has completed the installation of an electric vehicle charging network across its Dutch store locations.
- McGuireWoods’ Marc Nickel Quoted in Infralogic on Renewable Energy Tax CreditsReprint
A legal expert discusses the impact of renewable energy tax credits on infrastructure projects.
- Generational launches digital Logbook to help automotive retailers build EV confidence directly from vehicle listings
Generational has launched a digital tool to help automotive retailers provide information to consumers about electric vehicles.
- No coal power, no new petrol cars by 2035 for net zero
A new report outlines the necessity of phasing out coal power and petrol cars by 2035 to achieve net-zero emissions.Also: Starts at 60
- New study shows Australia can immediately start phasing out fossil fuelsStudy
A new study indicates that Australia has the capacity to begin an immediate phase-out of fossil fuels.
- A fossil fuel free AustraliaStudy
Climate Analytics outlines a pathway for Australia to transition to a fossil-fuel-free economy.
- UK Wind Power Hits Record High as Energy Security Risks Mount
The UK reached a record high for wind power generation amid ongoing energy security concerns.
- Nepal takes its floods to the U.N. — and asks who will pay
Nepal is raising the issue of climate-induced flood damages at the United Nations to seek financial accountability.
- Fremantle Seaweed Secures Licence for Feed Additive That Can Reduce Cattle Methane Emissions by 80%
Fremantle Seaweed has secured a license for a feed additive that can reduce methane emissions from cattle by 80 percent.
- Climate groups sue TVA for running Cumberland coal, gas plant together
Climate advocacy groups have filed a lawsuit against the Tennessee Valley Authority regarding the combined operation of coal and gas plants.Also: CleanTechnica
- Los Angeles environmentalists sue over $800 million hydrogen plan for city's biggest gas plant
Environmentalists in Los Angeles are suing to block an $800 million hydrogen conversion project at a major city gas plant.
- This UK city is creating 200 new wetlands to fight flooding, heat and climate change with a lofty goal in sight
A UK city is constructing 200 new wetlands to mitigate flooding and heat impacts associated with climate change.
- Emissions-to-Fat Breakthrough: Scientists Make a Palm Oil Substitute From Greenhouse GasesStudy
Scientists have developed a process to convert greenhouse gas emissions into a sustainable alternative for palm oil.
- BRICS Summit 2026: New Development Bank helps finance renewable energy transition in Brazil
The New Development Bank is providing financing to support Brazil's transition toward renewable energy sources.
- Germany accelerates its energy transition and aims to achieve 80% renewable electricity in four years
Germany is accelerating its energy transition with a new goal to reach 80% renewable electricity within four years.
- Hitachi launches CO2 heat pump water heaters in Japan tuned for daytime solar tariffs
Hitachi released CO2-based heat pump water heaters in Japan designed to optimize energy consumption using daytime solar power.
- ‘Climate change sucks’: Battered by storms, Hawai‘i communities search for more resilient solutions
Hawai‘i communities are seeking resilient infrastructure solutions to combat the increasing frequency and intensity of climate-driven storms.Also: Maui Now
- Palo Alto built San Francisco Bay’s first horizontal levee to reuse treated wastewater; the 500-foot livi
Palo Alto constructed a horizontal levee that uses treated wastewater to provide flood protection and habitat.Also: The Times of India
- Another two big batteries compete for grid access at new energy hub located next to shuttered coal generators
Two large-scale battery projects are competing for grid connection at an Australian energy hub replacing retired coal plants.Also: Renew Economy
- As oceans warm, Florida scientists hunt for heat-resistant coral
Scientists in Florida are identifying and breeding heat-resistant coral species to help reefs survive warming ocean temperatures.Also: Kuwait Times
- Trump’s Geothermal Energy Time Bomb Is About To Explode
Geothermal energy is gaining support from the administration, posing a competitive challenge to the coal industry.
- Australia must double down to meet our climate targets. Our new study shows howStudy
A study outlines specific pathways for Australia to meet its climate targets through increased action.
- Trump pulled the plug on EVs. Georgia EV makers are adapting and forging ahead
Georgia-based electric vehicle manufacturers are continuing production despite political opposition to federal EV policies.
- An 850-megawatt battery pushed 700 megawatts into the grid for two straight hours on Friday and then pulled almost 850 back out of it, its second full-power test in three days, nearly eleven months after a transformer failure cut its grid contract in half
A large-scale 850-megawatt battery successfully completed full-power grid testing following repairs to a previous transformer failure.Also: CleanTechnica
- Environment and Climate Change Committee launches inquiry into risks of renewable energy intermittency
The UK Parliament's Environment and Climate Change Committee has launched an inquiry into the risks associated with renewable energy intermittency.
- What can be done to reduce risk of wildfires?
Experts discuss strategies and mitigation efforts to reduce the risk of wildfires.
- Microbes May Hold the Key to Farming That Survives Climate ChangeStudy
Researchers are investigating how specific microbes could help agricultural systems adapt to climate change.
- 'Climate change-proofing': PPA invests more on stronger, upgraded ports, other facilities
The Philippine Ports Authority is investing in infrastructure upgrades to improve resilience against climate change impacts.
- BRICS Summit foregrounds clean tech cooperation, value addition: CSE
The BRICS summit focused on fostering cooperation in clean technology and value-added industrial processes.
- Energy supply concerns push Europe, Asia toward renewable energy
Concerns over energy supply security are driving increased investment in renewable energy across Europe and Asia.Also: Anadolu Ajansı
- Remote Island Taps Energy From the Ocean's Thermal LayersStudy
Engineers are deploying ocean thermal energy conversion technology to provide power to a remote island.Also: CleanTechnica
- Mapped: the £150bn megaproject that aims to protect Britain from energy shocks
A major £150 billion infrastructure project aims to improve energy security and resilience in the UK.
- Türkiye to expand EV charging network in clean transport push
Türkiye is expanding its electric vehicle charging infrastructure to promote cleaner transportation.
- Iraq unveils solar-powered green taxi initiative to drive EV transition
Iraq has launched a solar-powered taxi initiative to encourage the transition to electric vehicles.
- Officials Are Draining Shasta Lake’s Cold Water Pool to Keep Salmon Eggs Alive
Officials are releasing cold water from Shasta Lake to maintain temperatures necessary for salmon egg survival.
- We’ve Built the Clean Energy Generation. But Can We Deliver It?
An analysis examines the infrastructure and grid challenges associated with delivering clean energy to the power system.
- New Hampshire turns capped landfill into 1.6 MW solar site, giving dead land new life
New Hampshire converted a capped landfill into a 1.6 MW solar energy site.Also: autonocion.com
- Sonnedix Secures Us$1.3 Billion To Accelerate Chile’S Renewable Energy And Storage
Sonnedix secured $1.3 billion in financing to expand renewable energy and storage projects in Chile.Also: Energy Global
- NZ researchers eye dairy methane as new gas source
New Zealand researchers are investigating the potential to capture methane from dairy operations for use as a gas energy source.Also: farmersweekly.co.nz
- A $7 Billion Gas Bill Sees Developing Asian Nations Sour on LNG
High costs for liquefied natural gas are causing developing Asian nations to reconsider their reliance on the fuel.
- GoSun built a practical electric tractor that charges itself with solar panels [video]
GoSun has developed an electric farm tractor that utilizes integrated solar panels for self-charging.
- Lawmakers Push For Bill Aimed At Reducing Flooding Across New Jersey
New Jersey lawmakers are proposing legislation to mitigate increasing flood risks across the state.Also: News12 | Westchester
- Buenos Aires ranks among the most resilient cities to climate risk according to an international rankingStudy
An international ranking identifies Buenos Aires as one of the cities most resilient to climate-related risks.
- Red Cross pushes Caribbean to rethink disaster preparedness
The Red Cross is urging Caribbean nations to modernize and improve their disaster preparedness strategies.Also: Trinidad Guardian
- How Digital Twins Could Help Crisfield Prepare for Flooding
Digital twin technology is being proposed to help the city of Crisfield model and prepare for future flooding.
- Sri Lanka launches first project in 300MW solar power programme
Sri Lanka has initiated the first project of a planned 300MW solar power program.
- Longer-duration Energy Storage Faces Obstacles Entering Ripe Market
Longer-duration energy storage technologies are facing market and regulatory hurdles despite growing demand for grid flexibility.
- Austria is planting Lebanon cedars to save its drought-damaged forestsReprint
Austria is planting drought-resistant Lebanon cedars to restore forests damaged by changing climate conditions.
- Swiss project tests sheep’s wool as a way to slow glacier meltReprint
A Swiss project is testing the use of sheep's wool to protect glaciers from melting.
- More than 2,000 fish cages dot these Taiwanese islands, and engineers designed a floating solar machine around the grouper, sea bass, eels, clams, and scallops already living there
Engineers in Taiwan have developed floating solar technology designed to integrate with existing aquaculture fish cages.
- BRICS nations pledge deeper cooperation on sustainable transport, green aviationReprint
BRICS nations pledged to increase cooperation on sustainable transport and green aviation initiatives to support climate goals.
- China and Egypt deepen cooperation in renewable energy
China and Egypt have agreed to strengthen their bilateral cooperation in the renewable energy sector.
- Biogas faces a market reality check as wind and solar dominate renewables | NewswiseStudy
Market analysis suggests biogas is struggling to compete as wind and solar energy dominate the renewable sector.
- UAE-Mongolia MoU Boosts Renewable Energy and Green Hydrogen Ties - News and StatisticsReprint
The UAE and Mongolia signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on renewable energy and green hydrogen projects.
- Decision looms for massive solar farm plan. CT official warns of losing forest, farmland
Connecticut officials are debating a large-scale solar farm proposal that faces opposition due to potential impacts on local forests and farmland.
- Türkiye to accelerate digital, green transformation within new MTP
Türkiye plans to accelerate its digital and green energy transformation as part of a new medium-term economic program.
- NA Committee Calls for Mandatory Vehicle Emission Testing in Islamabad
A Pakistani parliamentary committee is pushing for mandatory vehicle emission testing in Islamabad to improve air quality.Also: techjuice.pk, Pakwheels
- Carbon Thermal Batteries: Cheaper Energy for Industry
Carbon thermal batteries are being developed as a cost-effective energy storage solution for industrial applications.
- Explain how the Coral Bleaching Alert System (CBAS) assists in marine conservation. Why is biotechnology crucial for developing heat-tolerant coral reefs? – GKTodayStudy
An explainer details how the Coral Bleaching Alert System and biotechnology are used to protect heat-tolerant reefs.
- UNDP Supports Turkmenistan in Building Capacity to Reduce Methane Emissions
The UNDP is assisting Turkmenistan in developing the capacity to monitor and reduce methane emissions.
- Rapeseed cake cuts beef emissions by 9%
Research shows that incorporating rapeseed cake into cattle feed reduces beef production emissions by 9%.Also: news24.com
- Cast Resin Power Transformers Market To 2035: Data Center and Renewable Energy Demand Drives 4-6% CAGR - News and StatisticsStudy
A market report projects growth in the power transformer industry driven by renewable energy and data center demand.
- SunPower has raised $26.2 million in fresh capital to give its U.S. solar business more room to grow
SunPower secured $26.2 million in new capital to support the expansion of its U.S. solar business.
- Japan, South Korea, and the US forge nuclear alliance as energy security takes priority
Japan, South Korea, and the U.S. have formed a nuclear energy alliance to enhance energy security.
- Tesla Launches New Electricity Plan In Australia
Tesla has introduced a new electricity plan for customers in Australia.Also: zecar
- World's Cities Best Prepared for Climate ChangeReprint
A report highlights cities globally that are implementing effective strategies to prepare for climate change impacts.
- Simmons calls on govt to halt mangrove destruction at Canash
An activist is calling on the government of St. Vincent to stop the destruction of mangroves at Canash.
- MISC charts lower-carbon course with tangible gains
MISC reports progress in its efforts to transition toward lower-carbon operations.
- Star Charge Highlights UL 9540A:2026 Fire Test Results for Grid-Scale Battery StorageStudy
Star Charge released fire safety test results for its grid-scale battery storage systems under new industry standards.
- The Heart of Engineering Meets the Future of Energy: Sigenergy Showcases AI-Powered Utility-Scale Energy Storage with SigenStack DC-Coupled PV Project in Stuttgart
Sigenergy showcased its new AI-powered utility-scale energy storage system at a project site in Stuttgart.Also: Energy Digital, The Manila Times
- Asian air-con makers prepare for hotter Germany after bumper summer
Asian air-conditioning manufacturers are increasing exports to Germany in response to rising summer temperatures.
- Japan firm, Red Cross institute develop disaster relief tent to beat midsummer heat
A Japanese firm and the Red Cross developed a disaster relief tent designed to mitigate heat stress during summer emergencies.
- Hidden RNA Circles Help Rice Survive Heat and Drought TogetherStudy
Researchers identified RNA mechanisms that help rice crops survive combined heat and drought stress.
- Gastronomy and habits, key to reducing the carbon footprint in Jalisco, according to specialists from UdeG
University of Guadalajara specialists identify changes in gastronomy and consumer habits as essential for reducing Jalisco's carbon footprint.
- Can floating wetlands be used to cut emissions?Clickbait
This report explores the potential of floating wetlands as a nature-based solution for reducing methane and carbon emissions.
- Underwater Solar Cells Just Proved Themselves at 10 Meters Deep
New underwater solar cell technology has been successfully tested at a depth of 10 meters.
- From grid constraint to grid asset: Rethinking the path to data center power
Data centers are increasingly integrating with power grids to manage energy constraints and support renewable energy stability.
- Update: Containment progress - Lucas Fire at 15%
Fire crews have achieved 15% containment on the Lucas Fire.
- Beyond EVs: What Will Drive India’s Next Battery Growth Cycle?
Industry analysis explores future growth drivers for the Indian battery market beyond the electric vehicle sector.
- HAP-alpha: DLR’s 138-Kilogram Solar Aircraft FliesStudy
The German Aerospace Center successfully flight-tested a 138-kilogram solar-powered aircraft designed for high-altitude operations.
- These Canadian seniors are driving EVs to Parliament Hill. Here’s why
Canadian seniors are driving electric vehicles to Parliament Hill to advocate for stronger climate action and clean energy policies.
- News / Tax reforms set to boost EVs
New tax reforms in Australia are expected to increase the adoption of electric vehicles.
- Avida Makes Climate Resilience Part of the Homebuying DecisionReprint
A real estate developer is incorporating climate resilience features into new homebuying decisions.
- Through ClimAdapt, Avida advances Ayala Land's commitment to climate-responsive developmentReprint
A developer is promoting a new program to advance climate-responsive building practices.
- Meteorological economy forum highlights closer ties with green energy
A meteorological forum highlighted the increasing importance of integrating weather data into green energy planning.
- Desert Technologies strengthens its leadership in clean energyReprint
Desert Technologies announced strategic moves to expand its footprint in the clean energy sector.
- Grid Elastic Couplings Market to Accelerate Through 2035 on Renewable Integration and Storage Build-OutStudy
Market projections indicate growth for grid elastic couplings as renewable energy and storage capacity expand.
- Swansea Property Agency Begins Switch to Electric Vehicle Fleet
A Swansea property agency is transitioning its corporate fleet to electric vehicles to reduce its operational carbon footprint.
- Climate Finance, Adaptation and Disaster Resilience Feature Prominently In BRICS Declaration
The BRICS declaration highlights commitments to climate finance, adaptation strategies, and disaster resilience among member nations.Also: CleanTechnica
- ‘Recovery becomes self-propelling’: Five positive tipping points that can save the world
Researchers identify five positive tipping points in technology and policy that could accelerate global climate recovery.
- Federal court rejects Trump order keeping Michigan coal plant open
A federal court rejected an order that would have kept a Michigan coal plant open, favoring climate-related regulatory efforts.
- About 40,000 Join Amsterdam Climate March and Demand an End to Fossil Fuels
Approximately 40,000 protesters marched in Amsterdam to demand an end to fossil fuel reliance.
- Construction begins on major Aberta carbon capture and storage project
Construction has commenced on a major carbon capture and storage project in Alberta.
- GOOGLE & MITTI LABS PARTNER TO ELIMINATE METHANE AND SCALE CLIMATE-SMART AG PRACTICES ACROSS INDIA'S RICE FIELDS
Google and Mitti Labs are partnering to implement methane-reduction techniques in Indian rice farming.Also: Dealroom, Dealroom, Carbon Herald, Sustainability Magazine, TechCrunch, Yahoo! Finance Canada, Межа. Новини України., UA.NEWS, Brand Icon Image, TipRanks and 7 others
- Mitti Labs Strikes Landmark Google Carbon Credit Deal to Scale Methane-Reduction Program
Mitti Labs secured a carbon credit deal with Google to scale its methane-reduction program for rice cultivation.
- Phuket officials unveil plan to cut emissions by 3.2mn tonnes
Phuket officials have announced a new plan aiming to reduce local carbon emissions by 3.2 million tonnes.Also: The Phuket News
- The 5 positive tipping points that could ‘rapidly’ heal the world
A report identifies five positive tipping points that could accelerate global efforts to mitigate climate change.
- Nepal Faces Economic Crisis After Floods, Seeks International Climate Finance
Following devastating floods, Nepal is seeking international climate finance to address the resulting economic crisis.
- Clean energy support saves billions across major energy importers
New analysis shows that investments in clean energy are generating significant cost savings for major energy-importing nations.
- Can sheep save the glaciers? Swiss scientists put wool to the test
Swiss researchers are testing the use of wool blankets to insulate glaciers and slow their melting rate.Also: Lee News Central, news8000.com, SCNow, cyprus-mail.com, Cyprus Mail, Noticias Ambientales, Noticias Ambientales, India Today, India Today, The Economic Times and 2 others
- New fleet of battery electric trains promises faster, more reliable UK travel
A new fleet of battery-electric trains in the UK aims to improve rail reliability while reducing carbon emissions.
- Round-the-clock monitors protecting Bhutan from glacier risk
Bhutan has implemented round-the-clock monitoring systems to mitigate risks from potential glacial lake outburst floods.
- BRICS Pushes Sustainable Transport, Aviation Fuel To Cut Carbon Emissions
BRICS nations have agreed to cooperate on sustainable transport and the adoption of aviation fuels to reduce carbon emissions.Also: NDTV Profit
- World-first trial finds floating wetlands can cut greenhouse gas emissions
A world-first trial demonstrates that floating wetlands can effectively reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
- Thousands join Amsterdam climate march ahead of budget day
Thousands of protesters marched in Amsterdam to demand stronger climate action ahead of the national budget announcement.
- Bangladesh civil groups launch campaign to expand renewable energy
Civil society groups in Bangladesh have launched a campaign to advocate for the expansion of renewable energy.Also: The Climate Watch
- Qualitas Energy To Acquire Cero Generation’s 5.8 GW European Renewable Energy Platform From Macquarie
Qualitas Energy is acquiring a 5.8 GW European renewable energy platform from Macquarie.
- U.S. Renewables Push: New Electrification Milestones to Meet Record Power Loads in 2026 and 2027, Studies ShowStudy
New studies indicate U.S. renewable energy deployment must accelerate to meet projected power demand through 2027.
- One Atom Apart: Crystal Wiring Trick Pushes Perovskite Solar Cells Past 27 PercentStudy
Researchers have developed a crystal wiring technique that improves perovskite solar cell efficiency to over 27 percent.Also: Bioengineer.org
- Long Beach Port joins plan to build electric truck route stretching from Mexico to Canada
The Port of Long Beach is participating in a project to develop an electric truck corridor from Mexico to Canada.Also: Long Beach Post
- Over 2,700 MW to be added to national grid by 2029, Minister says
The Sri Lankan government announced plans to add 2,700 MW of new energy capacity to the national grid by 2029.Also: Island.lk
- San Diego has avoided rotating outages since 2022 — battery storage is why
San Diego has successfully avoided rotating power outages since 2022 due to the expanded deployment of battery storage systems.
- Green Cane Harvesting Emerges as Brazil’s Key Weapon for Soil CarbonStudy
Green cane harvesting is being utilized in Brazil as a strategy to increase soil carbon sequestration.
- Climate Action Reserve adopts India carbon protocol to target major N2O emissions
The Climate Action Reserve has adopted a new protocol to address nitrous oxide emissions in India.
- Maryland Under Pressure as Local Moratoriums Supercharge Opposition to Data Centers
Maryland advocacy groups are pushing for a moratorium on new data centers to evaluate their environmental and community impacts.
- Aberdeen Paid £556k Per Hydrogen Bus. Five Years Later, First Bus Is Paying £30k
The resale price of hydrogen buses in Aberdeen provides new data on the market value of fuel-cell transit technology.
- Amazon puts 50 Mercedes-Benz eActros electric semi trucks to work in Germany
Amazon plans to deploy 50 Mercedes-Benz eActros electric semi trucks for its delivery operations in Germany by the end of 2026.
- Why Washington State Fruit Growers Need to Adapt for Drought Now
Washington state fruit growers are being urged to adopt adaptation strategies to manage increasing drought risks.
- How Climate Change Is Reshaping India's Building Blueprint
India is updating its building codes and architectural standards to better withstand the impacts of a changing climate.
- UCLA study sheds light on California’s lack of community solar programsStudy
A UCLA study identifies barriers preventing the expansion of community solar programs in California.
- India–Africa Cooperation: A Potential Driver for a Development-Oriented Energy Transition
India and African nations are exploring collaborative frameworks to accelerate a development-focused energy transition toward renewable sources.Also: CleanTechnica
- Organic flow batteries target cheaper long-duration grid storage
Researchers are developing organic flow batteries as a potentially cheaper and more sustainable alternative for long-duration grid energy storage.Also: Indian Chemical News
- Sri Lanka begins Battery Storage Era with first 10 MW BESS – NPP MP
Sri Lanka has officially launched its first 10 MW battery energy storage system to support its national power grid.
- ‘If climate plan is credible, defend it’: Youth push back against Carney government’s bid to strike lawsuit
Youth activists are challenging the government's attempt to dismiss a lawsuit regarding the credibility of its climate plan.
- An Urban Lung Under Pressure: Central Park Adapts to Climate Change While Helping Keep New York Cool
Central Park is undergoing adaptation efforts to mitigate urban heat and manage climate-related environmental pressures.
- Dense-Fluid Pumped Hydro Works. Scaling It Is The Problem.
A startup has successfully demonstrated a dense-fluid pumped hydro energy storage system, though scaling remains a challenge.
- AI can help clinicians to better address health risks from climate change
Artificial intelligence tools are being developed to help clinicians manage health risks exacerbated by climate change.Also: Deloitte
- Carbon Capture Edges Forward Despite Cost Challenge
Carbon capture technology continues to see development and deployment despite ongoing challenges regarding high implementation costs.
- SIMPLICITY IS KEY: Why Scaling Pneumatic Emissions Hinges on Simplicity
Industry analysis suggests that simplifying pneumatic equipment is essential for reducing methane emissions.
- Analysis: The Cost Of Electric Cars Is 33% Lower Than The Cost Of Gasoline Cars
An analysis indicates that the total cost of ownership for electric cars is 33% lower than for gasoline vehicles.Also: AUTOJOSH
- Evro hits 100K users, cements position as PH’s leading EV charging platform
The Evro platform has reached 100,000 users, strengthening its position in the Philippine electric vehicle charging market.
- EXCLUSIVE: Two days without mains power in Lagos and Sambal's dehydrators kept running
A solar-powered dehydrator system allowed a business in Lagos to continue operations during a two-day power outage.Also: Energy News Network
- Developing a hybrid electrocatalyst for high-performance water splitting with low overpotential SrZrO₃–PANIStudy
Researchers developed a hybrid electrocatalyst to improve the efficiency of water splitting for hydrogen production.
- The push for a sustainable artisanal mining in the Peruvian Amazon
Efforts are underway to formalize artisanal gold mining in the Peruvian Amazon to reduce mercury pollution and deforestation.
- Philippine University-Developed Electric Tricycles Ready for Commercial Production
A Philippine university has made its electric tricycle prototypes available for commercial production to promote clean transportation.
- CarbonPH Coalition Charts Roadmap for Philippine Forest Carbon in ASEAN
The Philippine government is developing a framework to encourage private investment in forest restoration projects.
- The Electric Vehicles Leading Their Categories in California
Electric vehicle sales in California and the broader US have experienced a decline this year.
- Organizations, the government sector, and grassroots waste pickers call for accelerating waste management as a strategy to address climate change
Advocacy groups are calling for improved waste management strategies to help mitigate climate change.
- Ballot measure aims to shift Colorado sporting-goods tax revenue to land, water and wildfire projects
A proposed Colorado ballot measure seeks to redirect tax revenue toward land, water, and wildfire management projects.
- A stitch in time? States scramble to soften super El Niño blow
African nations are implementing emergency measures to mitigate the potential impacts of an upcoming super El Niño event.
- Nepal urges China to deepen climate and disaster partnership
Nepal is seeking to strengthen its partnership with China to improve climate disaster preparedness and response.
- Savannah lands millions to grow Stormwater Master Plan
Savannah has secured funding to expand its stormwater management plan to better handle increased flooding risks.
- Derry to run on solar power: New array will serve municipal buildings at greatly reduced cost
The town of Derry is installing a solar array to power municipal buildings and reduce energy costs.Also: derrynews.com
- India Order Could Free Up 15.7 GW of Renewable Grid Access
A new regulatory order in India aims to improve grid access for 15.7 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity.Also: SolarQuarter, SolarQuarter
- Explainer: How Laos’ role as Southeast Asia’s ‘battery’ is changing
Laos is expanding its role as a regional renewable energy exporter, shifting its focus from hydropower toward broader clean energy integration.
- Türkiye, Azerbaijan advance undersea power corridor toward EuropeReprint
Türkiye and Azerbaijan are advancing plans for an undersea power corridor to export renewable energy to European markets.
- Southeast Asia emerges as a crucial driver of China's clean-tech exports
Southeast Asian nations are becoming a primary market for Chinese clean-technology exports, including solar and battery components.
- Applications open for Community Climate Change Fund (United Kingdom)
The United Kingdom has opened applications for a fund supporting community-led climate change initiatives.Also: fundsforNGOs
- Pine cone harvest offers Belgium a natural defence against climate change
Belgium is utilizing pine cone harvests to support reforestation efforts as a natural defense against climate change.
- Switzerland tests wool covers to protect glacierReprint
Scientists in Switzerland are experimenting with wool covers to protect glaciers from summer heat.
- DaVita (DVA) Powers Global Operations With 100% Renewable Energy In New 2025 ReportStudy
Healthcare company DaVita announced it has transitioned its global operations to 100% renewable energy.Also: simplywall.st
- AI Algorithm Sharpens Biomass Energy Forecasts for Smarter Renewable Power GridsStudy
Researchers developed an AI algorithm to improve biomass energy forecasting for more efficient grid integration.Also: Bioengineer.org
- OroCarbo reserves 12 Haffner systems for a string of renewable hydrogen hubs planned across the Western U.S.
OroCarbo is deploying Haffner systems to establish a network of renewable hydrogen hubs in the Western U.S.
- MoPMR, Kenya Discuss Green Manufacturing, Biofuel Cooperation
Egypt and Kenya are discussing cooperation on green manufacturing and biofuel development.
- Rising electricity costs push more Nigerians towards solar, Folivision says
Rising electricity costs are driving increased adoption of solar energy solutions among Nigerians.
- The next challenge for Oman’s renewable grid
Oman faces technical and infrastructure challenges as it works to integrate renewable energy into its national power grid.
- The slow, muddy work of saving ancient bogs
Conservation teams are working to restore and maintain peat bogs on the Isle of Man to support ecosystem health.
- VinFast PH Opens More Dealers Nearing 60 Dealer Total Before Year EndsReprint
VinFast is expanding its electric vehicle dealership network across the Philippines.
- MG Motors Philippines Launches New EVReprint
MG Motor Philippines has launched a new electric crossover vehicle to expand its local EV lineup.
- Adirondacks’ risks from climate change – prominent local environmental leader shows how to help
An environmental leader provides guidance on how local communities in the Adirondacks can adapt to climate risks.
- New Interactive Map Tracks State Wildfire Legislation for Electric UtilitiesStudy
A new interactive map tracks state-level legislation regarding wildfire mitigation for electric utilities.
- Morocco Ranks Among Africa’s Most Competitive Renewable Energy MarketsReprint
Morocco is recognized as one of the most competitive markets for renewable energy investment in Africa.
- UMass Dartmouth lands state funds for wind energy
UMass Dartmouth received state funding to support wind energy research and development.
- Solar expert says Anker battery system promises whole-home backup, off-grid power, and EV chargingClickbait
A new residential battery system from Anker is being marketed for whole-home backup, off-grid power, and electric vehicle charging.
- Top Rice News: Carbon Credit Deal And Cambodia’s Exports
The Indian Rice Exporters Federation reports on new carbon credit agreements and export trends in Cambodia.
- Women in Renewable Energy Conference (WiREC) 2026
The Women in Renewable Energy Conference is being held to discuss progress and challenges in the clean energy sector.
- Electrical Insulation Sleeve Tubing Market To 2035: BEV and Renewable Energy Drive Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
The market for electrical insulation components is expected to grow alongside the expansion of EVs and renewable energy infrastructure.
- Terminal Lugs for Solar Connections Market Forecast to Expand Through 2035, Driven by Record Global Solar PV Capacity AdditionsStudy
The market for solar connection components is projected to grow through 2035 due to rising global solar capacity.
- Zendure SolarFlow 800 Pro Balcony Power System - 1920Wh Storage And 800W AC OutputStudy
A new balcony solar power system with integrated battery storage has been released for residential use.
- What Could Weyerhaeuser (WY) Geothermal Deal Mean For Its Renewable Energy Role?Clickbait
Financial analysis explores the potential impact of Weyerhaeuser's geothermal deal on its renewable energy strategy.
- UC Santa Cruz adds 12 EV charging ports to support fleet electrification
UC Santa Cruz installed 12 new EV charging ports to support the transition of its campus vehicle fleet to electric.
- SA solar-powered test puts EV range claims to the test
A solar-powered test in South Africa is evaluating the real-world range performance of electric vehicles.
- Youth climate summit 3.0 in Kushtia spotlights water and agriculture
A youth climate summit in Kushtia focused on addressing local water and agricultural challenges linked to climate change.
- Court Rules Against Trump Order to Keep Costly Michigan Coal Plant Running
A federal appeals court struck down a Trump administration order that forced a Michigan coal plant to remain operational.Also: Reuters, Grist, Mongabay, Canary Media, CleanTechnica, Electrek, CleanTechnica, WPLN News, CleanTechnica, Bloomberg $ and 2 others
- States’ Human Rights Obligations in the Context of Climate Change: Guidance Provided by the UN Human Rights Treaty Bodies (September 2026)Study
UN treaty bodies provide new guidance on the human rights obligations of states regarding climate change.
- Bay Area’s first ‘living levee’ opens at Palo Alto Baylands
A new 'living levee' designed to provide flood protection and restore wetlands has opened in Palo Alto.Also: Palo Alto Online, Palo Alto Online
- Nepal to demand climate justice at UN after catastrophic floods
Nepal plans to demand climate justice and compensation at the UN following recent catastrophic flooding events.
- Palo Alto Horizontal Levee Completion Celebrated
The city of Palo Alto has completed a horizontal levee project to mitigate coastal flooding and sea level rise.
- The battery era is here — and China is supplying itStudy
Global battery deployment for electric vehicles and grid storage has reached record levels, with China serving as the primary supplier.
- China’s clean energy boom begins to weaken coal’s dominance - EmberStudy
A report by Ember indicates that China's rapid expansion of clean energy is beginning to reduce the dominance of coal power.Also: SolarQuarter
- Red states led 71% of new U.S. solar installs in first half of 2026
Data shows that Republican-led U.S. states accounted for 71% of new solar installations during the first half of 2026.Also: Energy Connects
- 5 years on, BMC begins upgrading Mumbai’s 1st climate action plan
Mumbai's municipal corporation has begun the process of updating the city's first climate action plan.Also: The Times of India
- The new report Von der Leyen should announce at SOTEU
The Parliament Magazine outlines key climate policy recommendations that the European Commission President should address in her State of the Union speech.Also: The Parliament Magazine
- Installed Solar Power Now Enough For 50 Million US HomesStudy
Installed solar capacity in the United States has reached a level sufficient to power 50 million homes.
- Axpo and energieUri commission Switzerland’s largest operational BESS facilityStudy
Axpo and energieUri have commissioned Switzerland’s largest operational battery energy storage system facility.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- Tesla inks massive 3 GWh Megapack deal with Zhero for Italy’s grid storage push
Tesla has signed a 3 GWh battery storage deal with Zhero to support Italy's grid infrastructure.Also: driveteslacanada.ca
- CFE, HDF Energy advance Mexico's first solar-hydrogen hybrid plant
CFE and HDF Energy are progressing with the development of Mexico's first solar-hydrogen hybrid power plant.Also: BNamericas
- Lexington-Fayette County Council Passes Solar Zoning Amendment, a Win for Lower Bills & Climate Goals
Kentucky's Lexington-Fayette County Council approved a zoning amendment allowing agrivoltaic solar projects on a small portion of local agricultural land.
- One panel per minute: Solar recycling is going big in Texas
A new solar panel recycling facility in Texas aims to recover valuable materials like silver and silicon from decommissioned panels.
- xAI has quietly built a massive battery at its Memphis data center hub
Satellite imagery reveals xAI has installed a massive Tesla Megapack battery system at its Memphis data center hub.
- Metsä Group’s carbon dioxide capture plant receives EUR 21 million in aid
Metsä Group receives 21 million euros in funding to support the development of a carbon dioxide capture facility.Also: PULPAPERnews.com
- Global Energy Monitor Reports 552 GW Of Prospective Solar And Wind Capacity In Mediterranean RegionStudy
A Global Energy Monitor report identifies 552 GW of prospective wind and solar capacity developments across the Mediterranean region.Also: Saur Energy
- India’s Solar Capacity Crosses 168 GW As 2026 Installations Near 34.45 GW By August 2026
India's total solar capacity has surpassed 168 GW, with significant new installations projected through August 2026.Also: SolarQuarter
- Vattenfall goes ahead with 1GWh battery storage project at former nuclear site in Germany
Vattenfall is proceeding with a 1GWh battery storage facility located at the site of a former nuclear power plant in Germany.Also: Energy-Storage.News, Energy Global
- The Dutch Village in the Path of Europe’s Energy Transition
A Dutch village faces significant changes as it sits in the path of Europe's transition to renewable energy.Also: Bloomberg $
- China Aims For 70% Plugin Vehicle Sales By 2030 — Hit 61% In August
China has set a target for 70 percent of vehicle sales to be plug-in models by 2030.
- Facing public pressure, regulators to vote on three more West Texas transmission linesReprint
Texas regulators are set to approve new transmission lines to support the state's energy infrastructure.
- New Electrochemical Method Boosts Ocean Alkalinity to Capture CarbonStudy
Scientists have developed an electrochemical method to enhance ocean alkalinity for improved carbon capture.
- East Coast energy company announces geothermal plans for Oregon, Washington Weyerhaeuser lands
An energy company plans to develop geothermal power projects on timberlands in Oregon and Washington.
- India’s CEA proposes mandatory BESS for new solar, storage
India's Central Electricity Authority has proposed mandatory battery storage requirements for all new solar energy projects.
- Batteries Carry California Grid Through Hottest August on RecordReprint
Battery storage systems helped maintain grid stability in California during the state's hottest August on record.
- The guy selling both California and Trump on carbon removal
A profile explores the efforts of an advocate promoting carbon removal technology to both California officials and the Trump campaign.Also: Politico
- Rethinking resilience in the face of extreme heatStudy
Swiss Re explores strategies for improving infrastructure and community resilience against the impacts of extreme heat.Also: Swiss Re
- Bay Area Communities Unite to Take On Sea Level Rise
Bay Area communities are organizing to implement collective strategies against rising sea levels.Also: Sierra Club
- WEEKLY WATER NEWS DIGEST for 9/8-9/11: Newsom’s big water deal is in trouble; What is El Niño and what makes this a very strong El Niño?; Butte County seeks Oroville Dam accountability; Del Puerto Canyon Reservoir project takes another small step foStudy
A weekly digest covers water policy developments, including El Niño forecasts and infrastructure accountability efforts.Also: Maven's Notebook
- Rural and beach residents unite against coastal retreat plan
Rural and coastal residents are organizing to oppose a government plan for managed retreat from rising sea levels.Also: thepress.co.nz
- CIOs need to start accounting for AI carbon footprint
IT industry experts urge CIOs to implement rigorous accounting methods to track and manage the rising carbon footprint of artificial intelligence systems.Also: TechTarget
- Illinois releases comprehensive climate action plan
The state of Illinois has released a comprehensive climate action plan to guide its transition toward lower emissions.Also: whig.com
- GSK Signs 500,000-Tonne Carbon Removal Deal with Varaha
GSK has entered a deal to purchase 500,000 tonnes of carbon removal credits from the climate-tech firm Varaha.
- Global Briefing: Europe's largest carbon capture facility inaugurated
Europe's largest carbon capture and storage facility has been officially inaugurated, marking a milestone for industrial emissions reduction.Also: BusinessGreen, ESG Today
- A new way to monitor methane from abandoned wellsStudy
Researchers have developed a new method for monitoring methane leaks from abandoned oil and gas wells.Also: Tech Xplore
- Climate policy criticism: The Greens call for faster switch from fossil fuels to renewables
The German Green party is advocating for an accelerated transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources.Also: RTL Today, greenpeace.org
- Crystallization Control Unlocks 30.1% Efficient All-Perovskite Triple-Junction Solar CellsStudy
A new crystallization control method has enabled all-perovskite triple-junction solar cells to reach 30.1 percent efficiency.Also: bioengineer.org
- Reportage - Circular construction could be positive tipping point according to climate researchStudy
Climate research suggests that adopting circular construction practices could serve as a positive tipping point for emissions reduction.Also: The Developer
- Portugal’s Electric Vehicle Sales Surge 65% in August, Signaling Market Potential
Electric vehicle sales in Portugal increased by 65% in August, indicating growing consumer adoption of clean transportation.Also: citybuzz -
- Government Fast-Tracks New Auto Policy to Accelerate EV Transition
The Pakistani government is accelerating a new automotive policy to speed up the national transition to electric vehicles.Also: TechJuice
- Switzerland’s biggest battery joins the grid — for now
Switzerland's largest battery storage facility has officially connected to the national grid.Also: lenews.ch
- As P.E.I. battery bank burns, Nova Scotia weighs more grid-scale batteries against natural gas for its energy future
Nova Scotia is evaluating the use of grid-scale batteries versus natural gas following a battery fire in Prince Edward Island.Also: PNI Atlantic News
- Plans to add over 2,762 MW from solar, wind and battery storage to national grid
Sri Lanka plans to integrate over 2,762 MW of solar, wind, and battery storage capacity into its national grid.Also: dailynews.lk
- Australian state needs 125 GWh of energy storage by 2035, says reportStudy
A new report indicates that an Australian state requires 125 GWh of energy storage capacity by 2035 to meet its goals.Also: ESS News
- Climate-Resilient “Super Reefs”
Researchers are studying climate-resilient coral reefs to understand how they survive warming ocean temperatures.Also: Living on Earth
- Getting to Zero Coalition Pushes IMO for Predictable Net-Zero Framework
The Getting to Zero Coalition is urging the IMO to establish a predictable framework for net-zero shipping.
- How California Avoided Summer Blackouts Amid Record Heat
California successfully managed grid stability during record-breaking heat waves through strategic energy management.
- Premier Energies, RCT India plan 12GWh BESS manufacturing facility in Telangana
Premier Energies and RCT India announced plans to build a 12GWh battery energy storage system manufacturing facility in Telangana.
- Solar Power Beats Coal And Gas With BOTH Hands Tied Behind Its Back
Solar power continues to lead new U.S. grid capacity additions despite ongoing political and regulatory challenges.
- Balcony solar is this year’s clean energy superstar in the US
Balcony solar panels are emerging as a significant clean energy trend in the United States.
- Varietal selection in response to climate change: possible solutions could lie in the history of wheat and barley genesStudy
Researchers are studying historical wheat and barley genetics to identify traits that could help crops adapt to climate change.
- Schools reel from the extreme heat, but getting a new AC in the classroom isn’t an easy fix
Schools face challenges in installing air conditioning systems to protect students from increasingly extreme heat.
- ‘How Much Spaghetti Equals a Chicken?’ Researchers Urge Separate Attention for Methane Cuts
Researchers are advocating for methane reduction strategies to be treated separately from carbon dioxide targets.Also: The Energy Mix
- Jeff Bezos’ ex-wife MacKenzie Scott gives $60 million to global methane fight as cutting the invisible ga
MacKenzie Scott donated $60 million to support global efforts aimed at reducing methane emissions.Also: The Times of India
- IWMI-IPCC Expert Meeting Highlights Water’s Central Role in Climate ActionStudy
Experts from the IWMI and IPCC emphasize the essential role of water management in effective global climate action strategies.
- Germany, UAE deepen energy cooperation with renewable, gas agreements
Germany and the UAE have signed new agreements to cooperate on renewable energy and natural gas supplies.Also: marketscreener.com
- Oracle and OpenAI bet that more solar could combat data center pushback
Oracle and OpenAI are investing in solar energy to address environmental concerns regarding the power demands of data centers.
- ARRAY Technologies Inaugurates $50 Million Albuquerque Facility to Expand Domestic Solar Manufacturing
ARRAY Technologies opened a new $50 million manufacturing facility in Albuquerque to increase domestic solar production capacity.Also: SolarQuarter, SolarQuarter
- Electric cars gain a 33% cost advantage over gasoline cars in Europe
Electric vehicles in Europe have achieved a 33% cost advantage over gasoline-powered vehicles.Also: Review Energy
- DERC Approves ₹35.91 Lakh/MW Tariff For 12.5 MW/25 MWh Battery Storage Project In Delhi
The Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission has approved the tariff for a new 12.5 MW/25 MWh battery storage project.Also: SolarQuarter
- India’s RE Sector Draws Rs 18 Lakh Crore: MNRE
India's renewable energy sector has attracted 18 lakh crore rupees in investment, according to the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy.Also: BW Businessworld
- Environmental regulation types shape green innovation amid climate policy uncertainty and riskStudy
Research indicates that specific types of environmental regulations influence green innovation during periods of policy uncertainty.Also: bioengineer.org
- Italian court confirms shutdown at large steelworks in blow to Meloni
An Italian court has upheld a shutdown order for a major steelworks facility, impacting national industrial policy.
- Meet the Mechanical Engineer Running to Regulate the Texas Oil and Gas Industry
A Texas state representative is running for a seat on the commission that regulates the state's oil and gas industry.
- Made in Nigeria: The race to build an African solar industry from scratch
Nigeria is attempting to develop a domestic solar industry to compete with Chinese imports.
- Türkiye says it has “final decision” at COP31 despite Australia running negotiations
Türkiye asserts it holds final decision-making authority for the upcoming COP31 summit despite Australian involvement in negotiations.
- Researchers eye AI revolution in natural disaster forecasts
Researchers are utilizing NASA climate data to train AI models capable of providing faster and more accurate natural disaster forecasts.
- Toronto’s Western Beaches plan balances climate resilience with a lighter touch
Toronto is implementing a coastal resilience project designed to mitigate climate impacts while preserving the local environment.
- Kazakh Businesses to Trade Carbon Units on AIFC Exchange
Kazakhstani businesses begin trading carbon units on the Astana International Financial Centre exchange.
- The utility beneath our streets: How wastewater is becoming a renewable energy asset for real estate and communities - by Karen Prescott
Wastewater heat recovery systems are increasingly being utilized as a renewable energy source for real estate developments.
- Floating wind turbines could cut the cost of renewable energyStudy
New research suggests that floating wind turbine technology could significantly reduce the overall costs of renewable energy generation.Also: digitaljournal.com
- Enel buys 625MW US solar portfolio from Excelsior Energy Capital
Enel has acquired a 625MW solar energy portfolio from Excelsior Energy Capital to expand its U.S. operations.Also: WebWire, Renewables Now
- Georgia Power gets approval for 1,137 MW of solar PPAs
Georgia Power has received regulatory approval for power purchase agreements totaling 1,137 MW of solar energy.Also: Power Technology, PV Tech
- Google Just Signed the Largest Geothermal Power Deal Ever—and You Can Guess WhyClickbait
Google has signed a major geothermal power deal to help meet its clean energy requirements.
- Solar overtakes coal in New Zealand as Q2 generation surges 56% to record 242GWh
Solar power generation in New Zealand reached a record 242 GWh in the second quarter, surpassing coal generation.Also: energy-pedia.com
- As oceans warm, Florida scientists hunt for heat-resistant coral
Florida scientists are identifying and breeding heat-resistant coral species to help reefs survive rising ocean temperatures.
- Ukrainian Banks Finance UAH 63.3 Billion in Energy Recovery Projects
Ukrainian banks have provided 63.3 billion UAH in financing for energy recovery projects to improve infrastructure resilience.
- BRICS urged to work together on climate-resilient infrastructure
BRICS nations are being urged to collaborate on developing climate-resilient infrastructure.Also: weekendargus.co.za
- A tale of three storms: Community networks in an era of climate instability
Community-led communication networks are being utilized to improve resilience in areas facing increased climate instability.
- Mayor Wagner leads Regional Climate Resilience discussions in Saint Lucia
Regional leaders met in Saint Lucia to discuss strategies for improving climate resilience.
- ASLA launches free guide to assess site carbon emissions
The American Society of Landscape Architects released a free guide to help professionals assess and reduce carbon emissions in site development.Also: Landscape Management
- Powering Metro Vancouver’s first net-zero-emission school
Metro Vancouver is powering its first net-zero-emission school as part of a regional effort to reduce building-related carbon footprints.Also: EIN Presswire
- Joint Turkish-Libyan $2.5B lower-carbon iron project set for 2028: Chairman
Turkey and Libya have announced a $2.5 billion joint project to develop lower-carbon iron production by 2028.Also: Türkiye Today
- Punjab to Launch Crackdown on Smoke-Emitting Vehicles From October 15 Ahead of Smog Season
Punjab authorities announced a crackdown on high-emission vehicles to mitigate smog ahead of the winter season.Also: greenpost.com.pk
- Rhode Island Energy looks to Maine onshore wind farm to boost renewable electricity supply
Rhode Island Energy plans to source electricity from a new onshore wind farm located in Maine.
- Maine Democratic lawmakers pushing for clean energy options as energy prices rise
Maine lawmakers are proposing new clean energy initiatives to address rising consumer energy costs.Also: Maine Public
- EirGrid figures show Ireland set new solar records in August
Grid operator EirGrid reported that Ireland achieved new solar energy generation records during August.Also: Solar Power Portal
- China’s Battery EV Market Grows as Tesla (TSLA Stock) Posts Third Straight Monthly Sales Decline
China's electric vehicle market continues to grow despite a decline in monthly sales for Tesla.Also: CarbonCredits.com, Electrek
- Spiro partners with Yadea to expand electric mobility across Africa
Spiro has partnered with Yadea to expand electric mobility infrastructure across Africa.
- Texas Data Centers: Leading With Energy Storage
Data centers in Texas are increasingly deploying on-site energy storage to manage power demands and improve grid stability.Also: Bisnow
- California council to revisit battery storage plan rejected over thermal runaway fears
A California council is reconsidering a battery storage project that was previously rejected due to concerns over fire safety.Also: The Cool Down
- 10C lithium titanium oxide battery aims to keep data center grid fluctuations below 1%Study
A new lithium titanium oxide battery design aims to stabilize grid fluctuations for data centers with high-speed discharge capabilities.Also: Interesting Engineering
- Axpo and energieUri Commission Battery Storage Projects in GurtnellenReprint
Axpo and energieUri have commissioned new battery storage projects in the Swiss municipality of Gurtnellen.Also: IndexBox
- Graphene Manufacturing Group CEO: 'Five years' of work pays off as battery cells hit 489 cycles
Graphene Manufacturing Group announced its battery cells have successfully reached 489 cycles after five years of development.
- Latvenergo expands Baltic battery storage, solar push alongside wind deals
Latvenergo is expanding its renewable energy portfolio in the Baltics through new battery storage, solar, and wind projects.
- Mozambique protects Mount Mabu ‘butterfly forest’
Mozambique has officially granted protected status to Mount Mabu, a biodiversity hotspot and home to numerous endemic species.
- EV prices are falling while the average new car tops $50K
Average transaction prices for new electric vehicles in the U.S. declined in August, contrasting with rising prices for the broader auto market.
- Tesla reveals European Semi specs: 550 km range, 800 kW charging
Tesla announced European specifications for its electric Semi, including a 550 km range for a 40-tonne load.
- Kia deploys 200 PV5 electric vans for mail delivery
Kia is deploying 200 custom-built PV5 electric vans to support mail delivery services.
- Oregon approves $123M to cover part of 2026 wildfire costs
Oregon has approved $123 million in funding to address projected wildfire costs for 2026.
- A-State Leads $2.2M NSF Project on Drought-Resilient Rice and WheatStudy
Arkansas State University is leading a $2.2 million NSF-funded project to develop drought-resilient rice and wheat varieties.
- Allied carbon audit finds 58% lower carbon footprint for down
An audit of down-feather products indicates a 58% reduction in carbon footprint compared to previous benchmarks.Also: Just Style
- HEINEKEN UK cuts Manchester Brewery carbon emissions intensity by 42%
Heineken UK successfully reduced the carbon emissions intensity of its Manchester brewery by 42 percent.
- Bahrain Business: Bapco Energies deploys Andium’s emissions monitoring technology
Bapco Energies in Bahrain is deploying new technology to monitor and manage industrial emissions.
- Google Signs Carbon-Credit Scheme with Indian Startup Mitti LabsReprint
Google has entered a carbon-credit agreement with Indian startup Mitti Labs to incentivize methane reduction in rice cultivation.Also: CXOToday.com
- FAO Pakistan Strengthens Capacity for Post-Disaster Assessment of Agriculture
The FAO is working to improve Pakistan's capacity to assess agricultural damage following climate-driven disasters.
- Orion Renewable Energy meets with Moss Bluff residents over proposed 4,700-acre solar farm
Orion Renewable Energy held a public meeting with Louisiana residents to discuss a proposed 4,700-acre solar farm project.Also: KPLC 7 News, KPLC 7 News
- CFE to Develop Solar, Hydrogen Project in Baja California Sur
Mexico's state utility CFE plans to develop new solar and hydrogen energy projects in Baja California Sur.
- N.S. grid operator to open new, broad search for energy technology, including batteries
Nova Scotia's grid operator is launching a broad procurement search for new energy technologies, including battery storage systems.
- Powering the AI Boom: A Layered Energy Model for Data Centers — Grid, Solar PV, and Storage
Data center operators are increasingly adopting a mix of grid power, solar energy, and battery storage to meet rising electricity demands.
- Geely TT launches at $19,100 — half the price of a TeslaReprint
Geely launched the TT electric sedan in China, featuring advanced charging and sensor technology at a competitive price point.
- How a new grant might expand sheep, goat grazing in San Luis Obispo to lower wildfire risk
A new grant may expand targeted grazing programs in San Luis Obispo to reduce wildfire fuel loads.
- TfL unveils fresh plan to make the capital’s transport services more resilient, reliable and sustainable
Transport for London has unveiled a new strategy to improve the sustainability and resilience of its transport services.
- Mitti Labs Secures Google Rice Methane DealReprint
Mitti Labs has secured a deal with Google to generate methane credits through rice cultivation practices.
- BC's new power line breaks ground amid questions over funding, authority
Construction has begun on a new power line in British Columbia amid ongoing debates regarding its funding and regulatory oversight.
- Prime Group Partners with Wunder for solar infrastructure deployment across self-storage portfolio
Prime Group is partnering with Wunder to install solar infrastructure across its self-storage facility portfolio.
- China floated a solar platform above an offshore fish pen, then sank the whole system underwater to see whether fish, shellfish, algae, and electricity could all share the same patch of sea
Researchers in China are testing an integrated offshore system that combines solar power generation with aquaculture.
- Black Hills Energy moves forward with new Pueblo battery facility
Black Hills Energy is proceeding with the construction of a new battery storage facility in Pueblo, Colorado.
- SDG Namibia One and Enersense Energy Namibia agree to develop a green fertilizer project
SDG Namibia One and Enersense Energy Namibia have agreed to develop a new green fertilizer project.
- National milestones reached in solar energy generationReprint
Ireland has achieved new national milestones in solar energy generation capacity.
- India Adds 8.2 GWh Battery Storage Capacity in 1H 2026Study
India added 8.2 GWh of new battery storage capacity during the first half of 2026.
- Lebanon reckons with slow return on gas-to-energy project investment
Lebanon faces economic challenges regarding the profitability of its gas-to-energy infrastructure projects.
- CleanMax commissions record ~530 MW in Q1 FY27, portfolio rises to ~4.2 GWStudy
CleanMax commissioned a record 530 MW of renewable energy capacity in the first quarter of the fiscal year.Also: scanx.trade
- ACE Recycling adds McNeilus Volterra to its fleet
ACE Recycling has added an electric McNeilus Volterra refuse truck to its collection fleet.Also: Waste Today -
- NFI Group Inc. (TSX:NFI) Advances as Transit Electrification Strategy and Recovery Momentum Improve Investor Outlook
NFI Group's stock performance has improved due to its transit electrification strategy and recovery momentum.Also: kalkine.ca
- From Digitalisation to Intelligent Energy Systems: The Transformation of Green Energy
Digitalization and intelligent systems are playing a key role in transforming the efficiency and management of green energy grids.Also: IoT For All
- How electronic health records could refine hospitals’ heatwave strategies
Hospitals are exploring the use of electronic health records to better manage and respond to patient needs during heat waves.
- BLUETTI Launches New Energy Solutions for Work, Home, & Life on the Move at IFA 2026Study
BLUETTI showcased a new range of home and portable energy storage and solar solutions at the IFA 2026 trade show.
- CAT puts century-old train tech to work in new, heavier electric drive dozer
Caterpillar is utilizing diesel-electric locomotive technology to power a new, high-torque electric drive bulldozer.
- Want to get off gas? Learn how at Drive Electric Month events across the US
Drive Electric Month features over 150 events across the U.S. and Canada to promote the transition to electric vehicles.
- Mitti Labs announces major carbon credit agreement with Google to scale climate-smart agricultureReprint
Mitti Labs announced a carbon credit agreement with Google to expand methane-reducing agricultural practices in India.
- Dig Energy Completes its First Commercial Installation of Geothermal Heating and Cooling
Dig Energy has completed its first commercial installation of a geothermal heating and cooling system.
- Invenergy, HASI expand renewable energy partnershipReprint
Invenergy and HASI have expanded their partnership to finance and develop additional renewable energy projects.
- Brimex Energy becomes the first RNG project in Mexico registered on the CleanCounts Registry
Brimex Energy's renewable natural gas project in Mexico has become the first to register on the CleanCounts Registry.
- Hyvolution 2026: Hitachi Energy highlights energy planning for green hydrogen growth in ChileReprint
Hitachi Energy is promoting infrastructure planning strategies to support the growth of green hydrogen production in Chile.
- ACME Solar Approves Wholly Owned UAE Subsidiary to Strengthen Renewable Energy Procurement, Supply Chain and Project Support
ACME Solar is establishing a UAE subsidiary to improve its renewable energy supply chain and project procurement capabilities.
- Tesco doubles electric home delivery van fleet in less than a year, with its 2,000th van hitting the road in West Yorkshire
Tesco has doubled its electric home delivery fleet, reaching 2,000 vehicles in under a year.
- EV boom sparks demand for power-ready industrial property
Rising demand for electric vehicles is driving a need for industrial properties equipped with high-capacity power infrastructure.
- Eco-friendly delivery vehicles take the lead in Metro Manila retail supply chain
Retailers in Metro Manila are increasingly adopting electric vehicles for their supply chain operations.Also: Manila Bulletin
- Toyota and IVECO to develop new fuel cell for hydrogen truck
Toyota and IVECO are collaborating to develop a new hydrogen fuel cell system for heavy-duty trucks.Also: fleetpoint.org
- Thermal Insulation Blankets for Batteries Market to Accelerate on Grid-Scale Storage Safety Mandates, Forecast Points Higher Toward 2035Study
A market forecast predicts increased demand for thermal insulation blankets for batteries due to stricter grid-scale safety regulations through 2035.
- In 2001, Hurricane Iris devastated southern Belize; the damage inspired Lisa Carne’s coral-restoration wo
Damage from a 2001 hurricane inspired a coral restoration project in Belize.Also: The Times of India
- New, 50-ton Volvo EC500 Electric excavator never needs chargingReprint
Volvo introduced a 50-ton electric excavator designed to match the performance of its diesel-powered counterparts.
- ‘I had a crazy dream’: The couple sailing around the world to help coastal communities adapt to climate change
A sailing couple is traveling globally to assist coastal communities in implementing climate change adaptation strategies.
- RFAs: Early Recovery and Resilience Support for Flood-Affected Communities in Gaza (Mozambique)Study
Funding opportunities are announced for recovery and resilience support in flood-affected communities in Mozambique.
- Invenergy and HASI expand partnership to support renewables portfolio
Invenergy and HASI have expanded their partnership to provide additional financial support for renewable energy portfolios.
- Kazakhstan and EBRD discuss new renewable energy projects
Officials from Kazakhstan and the EBRD met to discuss the development of new renewable energy projects.
- Putting catalytic chemistry at the heart of the green energy transition | SCOPE Project | Results in Brief | H2020Study
The EU-funded SCOPE project highlights the role of catalytic chemistry in advancing the green energy transition.
- Clean Energy Employment Grows Amid Skills Shortage
Employment in the clean energy sector is growing despite ongoing challenges related to a skilled labor shortage.
- European Energy Australia completes module installation at 131MW solar PV plant in Victoria
European Energy Australia has finished installing modules at a 131 MW solar power plant in Victoria.
- Renewable Energy & Battery Stocks to Buy Amid Global Warming WoesClickbait
Financial analysis identifies renewable energy and battery stocks as potential investments amid climate concerns.Also: Yahoo Finance
- Upcoming Environment Haliburton seminar focuses on kicking the carbon habit in our homes
A local environmental group is hosting a seminar to educate residents on reducing carbon emissions within their homes.Also: frequencynews.ca
- Jhelum Administration, Beaconhouse Sign MoU to Plant 100,000 Saplings
The Jhelum administration and a private school network signed an agreement to plant 100,000 saplings.
- Gujrat School Hosts Major Tree Plantation Drive Under Green and Clean Pakistan Campaign
A school in Gujrat organized a large-scale tree plantation event as part of a national clean and green campaign.
- Reflecting On Renewable Energy Stocks’ Q2 Earnings: EVgo (NASDAQ:EVGO)
Financial analysis reviews the second-quarter earnings performance of EV charging company EVgo.Also: TradingView
- Gamifying Energy: The Solar and Battery Game Taking Over Australian Households
Australian households are increasingly using gamified apps to manage solar and battery energy consumption.Also: Magic 105.9
- Zurich Reformed Church members to vote on binding climate rules for church buildings
Members of the Zurich Reformed Church are set to vote on implementing binding climate regulations for church-owned buildings.Also: christiandaily.com
- DPD UK Grows Electric Van Fleet to 4000 for Eco Delivery
DPD UK has expanded its electric delivery van fleet to 4,000 vehicles.
- Greenly Acquires Normative as Carbon Accounting Consolidation Accelerates
Carbon accounting firms Greenly and Normative have merged, signaling consolidation in the ESG software market.
- University of Alabama launches electric bus fleet
The University of Alabama has launched a new fleet of electric buses for campus transportation.Also: The Tuscaloosa News
- Duratec Accelerates Fleet Electrification
Duratec is expanding its efforts to transition its fleet to electric vehicles.
- Electric Commercial Vehicle Market to Reach USD 1,478.91Reprint
A market report forecasts growth in the electric commercial vehicle sector.
- Global e-SUV Market to Reach US$ 705.1 Billion by 2033, GrowingReprint
A market analysis projects significant growth for the global electric SUV market by 2033.
- Climate Revolution Action Networks hosts policy, resistance workshop
The Climate Revolution Action Networks held a workshop focused on climate policy and grassroots resistance strategies.Also: The Daily Targum
- Preparing for severe weather and protecting the city
Brighton & Hove City Council outlines local measures to prepare for severe weather events.
- Perigus, Synera and Clearway Energy top this week's wind industry movesReprint
This report highlights recent personnel and business developments within the wind energy industry.
- Request for Proposals: Agent-Based Model for Distributed Renewable Energy Adoption
A request for proposals has been issued to develop an agent-based model for studying distributed renewable energy adoption.
- Ho Chi Minh City accelerates traffic greening
Ho Chi Minh City is implementing initiatives to transition its public and private traffic systems toward greener energy sources.
- MPMC’s C&I Battery Storage System Cuts OPEX by 20 Percent at a Ten-Station Dubai Deployment
A commercial battery storage system deployment in Dubai has reportedly reduced operational expenses by 20 percent.
- Wanze Times Launches Series A1 Financing, Entering AI-Powered Industrial Carbon Management Track
Wanze Times secured Series A1 financing to develop AI-powered industrial carbon management technology.
- Carbon Removal Pioneer Climeworks Increases CO2 Capture Sixfold
Carbon removal company Climeworks reports a sixfold increase in its CO2 capture capacity.
- INFLATION REDUCTION ACT OF 2022Study
The Department of Energy provides official documentation and resources regarding the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022.
- Report maps pathways for accelerating environmental solutions through positive tipping pointsStudy
A new report identifies 51 environmental solutions that could trigger rapid, transformative climate action within five years.
- Global clean hydrogen investment tops $130 billion amid energy security push, council saysStudy
Global investment in clean hydrogen has exceeded $130 billion as countries prioritize energy security and decarbonization.
- US solar can now power 50M homes – and red states led the boomStudy
U.S. solar capacity reached a milestone in Q2 2026, with enough generation to power over 50 million homes.
- Coal-to-solar project lands a rare clean-energy win in Ohio
Ohio regulators approved a 149-megawatt solar and battery storage project at a former coal site.
- Climate solutions most likely to reach ‘positive tipping points’ revealed by scientistsStudy
Scientists have identified the climate solutions most likely to trigger positive tipping points in global systems.
- Cutting methane, limiting overshoot: pathways for Paris alignmentStudy
New research outlines pathways for aligning global climate goals with the Paris Agreement through methane reduction.
- How California Is Kicking Its Natural Gas Habit
California is implementing policies and strategies to reduce its reliance on natural gas.
- Why Flash Floods Are Getting Worse and the Blueprint for Climate-Resilient Infrastructure
Georgetown University experts analyze the link between climate change and flash floods while proposing strategies for resilient infrastructure.Also: Georgetown University
- Pricing climate risk: Hurricane models and home insurance over the last two decadesStudy
A Brookings report analyzes how hurricane modeling and climate risk assessments have influenced home insurance markets over the last two decades.Also: Brookings, insurance-portal.ca
- Climate Adaptation Policy Needs an Economic Foundation
Experts argue that climate adaptation policies require a stronger economic foundation to be effective and sustainable.Also: Resources Magazine
- UNEP ‘overshoot report’ demands urgent emissions cuts from wasteStudy
A UNEP report calls for urgent emissions reductions within the waste management sector to meet global climate targets.
- Vatican Planning $117 Million Pivot to Renewable Energy
The Vatican is planning a $117 million investment to transition its facilities to renewable energy sources.Also: Sojourners
- Southeast Asia’s Imports of Chinese Clean-Energy Products Reach Record $20 Billion
Southeast Asian imports of Chinese clean-energy products reached a record $20 billion as the region expands its renewable infrastructure.
- Environmental organization granted permission in court for climate case against ING
A court has granted an environmental organization permission to proceed with a climate lawsuit against the bank ING.Also: NL Times
- More than 70% of new solar is being built in states that voted for Trump
Data shows that more than 70 percent of new solar energy capacity is being installed in states that voted for Donald Trump.
- As saltwater advances, Gambian farmers rethink how to protect rice fields
Farmers in Gambia are building earthen dikes to protect rice fields from encroaching saltwater caused by rising sea levels.
- Global database reveals why no two cities' food emissions look the sameStudy
A new database highlights that cities require tailored food-related emission reduction strategies based on their specific local economic and production contexts.
- Rewetting peatlands may curb warming-driven CO₂ emissions
Rewetting drained peatlands can prevent them from releasing stored carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
- What the 2026 ETS Review Means for Transport
The European Union is reviewing its Emissions Trading System, a key policy instrument for reducing industrial and transport sector greenhouse gas emissions.
- Building codes are holding back low-carbon concrete. A new study shows why.Study
A new study identifies how outdated building codes are hindering the adoption of low-carbon concrete.
- Philippines’s revised NDC targets 75% GHG emissions conditional cut by 2035Study
The Philippines has revised its Nationally Determined Contribution, targeting a 75% conditional reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2035.Also: Enerdata
- FlexGen, SMT Energy commission 320MWh Texas BESS in just six weeks, as ERCOT grid faces record demand
FlexGen and SMT Energy commissioned a 320MWh battery storage system in Texas to help manage record grid demand.
- Hungary's central bank may add climate risk scenarios to policy framework
Hungary's central bank is considering integrating climate risk scenarios into its formal financial policy framework.
- A surge in utility-scale solar projects is masking a coming plateau
Rapid growth in utility-scale solar projects is currently masking an impending plateau in the industry's expansion.
- Dig Energy completes first project with novel geothermal drilling tech
Startup Dig Energy successfully deployed new geothermal drilling technology for a commercial heating and cooling project in Boston.
- Interview: How to Save The “Doomsday Glacier” with Brent Minchew
An expert discusses potential strategies to stabilize the Thwaites Glacier to prevent significant sea level rise.
- Philippines submits updated climate pledge, seeks to strengthen net sink status
The Philippines has submitted an updated climate pledge aiming to strengthen its status as a net carbon sink.
- Consumers Energy unveils 20-year renewable energy plan
Consumers Energy has released a new 20-year plan focused on expanding renewable energy capacity.Also: WLNS 6 News
- EU Solar Capacity Surpasses 300 GW As Record 25% Power Share Highlights Growing Role Of Solar In 2026
European Union solar capacity exceeded 300 GW, with solar power accounting for a record 25% of the region's electricity mix.Also: pv magazine Global
- Global cleantech investment fell in first half on slowing China momentumStudy
Global investment in clean technology declined in the first half of the year due to slowing momentum in China.
- Methane pollution is making our climate problems worse. But there’s a way to help tackle it.
An advocacy group outlines strategies for reducing methane emissions to mitigate climate change.Also: Environment America
- DAILY DIGEST, 9/10: Hurricane Marie damaged SoCal beaches, Super El Niño could be worse, experts say; San Joaquin Valley gets a roadmap for closing its water gap; Start-up beaver dams transform parched California creeks into salmon havens; Del Puer
A daily digest covers various climate-related updates including hurricane impacts, El Niño forecasts, water management, and ecosystem restoration projects.
- Illinois EPA Releases Illinois Comprehensive Climate Action PlanStudy
The Illinois EPA has released a comprehensive plan outlining the state's strategy for climate action.
- UN climate chief urges EU to ‘throw itself behind’ COP31
The UN climate chief is calling on the European Union to provide stronger leadership and support for the upcoming COP31 summit.Also: edie.net
- Infinity Power finalises financing for landmark solar projects in Côte d’Ivoire
Infinity Power has secured financing for new solar energy projects in Côte d’Ivoire.Also: africabusinessplus.com
- Egypt targets 144% solar, 400% wind capacity growth by 2029 - Energy - Business
Egypt has set ambitious targets to increase solar and wind capacity by 144% and 400% respectively by 2029.Also: Ahram Online
- Japan deploys equipment to Indonesia’s Borneo to help fight wildfires causing toxic hazeReprint
Japan deployed military personnel and equipment to Indonesia to assist in fighting wildfires causing regional toxic haze.
- Offshore wind may be good for the climate but can it be good for the ocean, too?
The offshore wind industry faces challenges in balancing rapid scaling for climate goals with ocean ecosystem protection.
- Q&A: The overlooked networks of heat resilience within communities
Communities are increasingly relying on informal, grassroots adaptation strategies to cope with the rising frequency and severity of extreme heat.
- Focus on biodiversity conservation may offer a less divisive path to climate action in JapanStudy
Research suggests that framing environmental policy around biodiversity conservation may be more effective than focusing solely on climate change in Japan.Also: EurekAlert!
- RGGI Is Funding Lower Household Bills as Data Centers Spike Prices
The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative is helping fund clean energy projects and lower household electricity bills.
- Ford bids farewell to the F-150 Lightning as new Fathom and EREV pickups nearReprint
Ford is discontinuing the F-150 Lightning as it prepares to launch new electric pickup models in 2027.
- A new Arizona plant is going after the rare earth supply crunchReprint
A new rare earth recycling plant in Arizona aims to increase domestic supply for electric vehicle motors and wind turbines.
- China shatters its 2025 car export record in just 8 months – and most are EVsReprint
China has surpassed its previous annual record for electric vehicle exports within the first eight months of the year.
- Large protected areas help northern bird species cope with climate changeStudy
A study finds that large protected areas are essential for helping northern bird species survive climate change.
- Nepal puts climate justice at centre of global pitch for flood aidReprint
Nepal is centering its international aid requests on the principles of climate justice.
- Standard Chartered Launches Platform to Enable Suppliers to Track, Reduce Carbon Footprint
Standard Chartered launched a digital platform to help its suppliers monitor and reduce their carbon emissions.Also: ESG Today
- Europe’s Solar Power Generation Hits Record Share as Energy Security Gains Momentum in 2026Study
Solar power generation in Europe reached a record share of the energy mix in 2026, driven by energy security goals.Also: SolarQuarter, SolarQuarter
- Enphase Begins U.S. Production of Power Modules for 5 MW IQ Solid-State Transformer Racks
Enphase has begun domestic U.S. production of power modules for its solid-state transformer racks.Also: SolarQuarter
- Cookstove subsidies fight climate change at a lower cost
Subsidies for clean cookstoves are identified as a cost-effective strategy for mitigating climate change.
- Ore Energy's iron-air technology: LDES applications, trade-offs, deployments and next-gen cellsStudy
An analysis explores the technical applications, trade-offs, and future development of Ore Energy's iron-air battery technology.
- Volvo Group announces energy park initiative as next step in Mariestad
Volvo Group announced plans to develop an energy park in Mariestad to support its industrial operations.
- Econergy fires up 141 MWh merchant BESS at operational solar site in Romania
Econergy has commissioned a 141 MWh merchant battery energy storage system at an existing solar site in Romania.Also: ESS News
- India Battery Storage Capacity Hits 8.2 GWh in 1H 2026Study
India's total battery storage capacity reached 8.2 GWh during the first half of 2026.
- Australia: Akaysha Energy’s Waratah Super Battery tests full SIPS obligation as 850MW output recorded
Australia's Waratah Super Battery successfully tested its full output obligation, recording 850MW of power delivery.
- Activists from Across Indiana Demand State Leadership Reject Bailouts for Expensive Coal
Activists in Indiana are petitioning state leadership to challenge a federal order that would force the continued use of expensive coal power.
- Lessons from India’s Transition to Electric Vehicles
NRDC specialists outline lessons from India's state-level electric vehicle strategies to inform global policy development.
- Floating solar panels could save cities millions. Is your town next?
Lima, Ohio, installed floating solar panels on a reservoir, projecting significant electricity cost savings for the city.
- The new tipping points playbook: The Earthshot Prize and the University of Exeter reveal how to make environmental repair unstoppableStudy
The University of Exeter and The Earthshot Prize released a playbook on strategies to accelerate environmental repair.
- Making New Kaua‘i Homes Wildfire Resistant May Cost Much More Than Expected
Retrofitting homes in Kaua‘i for wildfire resistance is proving more expensive than initial projections.
- With support from loggers and (some) environmentalists, Congress unites on major wildfire bill
Congress is advancing bipartisan legislation aimed at addressing wildfire management and prevention strategies.
- Bangladesh to get carbon credits for electricity generation from waste
Bangladesh will receive carbon credits for a project generating electricity from waste materials.
- Health groups target PR agencies over fossil fuel client conflicts
Health organizations are pressuring public relations agencies to drop fossil fuel clients due to climate and health conflicts.
- ‘Clean energy is the surest path’: Europe should be leading the energy transition, says UN executive
A UN executive urges Europe to lead the global energy transition, citing clean energy as the most reliable path forward.
- RWE to supply renewable energy for Air Products' hydrogen plants
RWE will provide renewable energy to power Air Products' hydrogen production facilities.
- US solar passes 6 million installations, enough power for 50 million homes
The United States has surpassed 6 million solar installations, providing enough electricity to power 50 million homes.
- China’s car exports in first 8 months surpass 2025 total, as EV sales soar
China's electric vehicle exports have surged, surpassing the total volume recorded in 2025.Also: tribdem.com
- Norwegian energy company's biggest U.S. battery project is online in Texas
A large-scale battery storage project developed by a Norwegian energy firm has begun operations in Texas.Also: Energy-Storage.News, Electrek
- Australia Deploys First Grid-Connected Sodium-Sulfur Battery, Integrating 1.45 MWh Storage With Solar Power
Australia has deployed its first grid-connected sodium-sulfur battery system to integrate solar power.Also: reneweconomy.com.au, Renew Economy
- India’s largest utility NTPC and Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet pilot sodium-ion battery storage
India's NTPC and GEAPP are piloting a sodium-ion battery storage project to support grid integration.
- Environmental and EJ Groups Challenge Green Hydrogen Infrastructure Plan at LA’s Scattergood Plant
Environmental and justice groups are challenging a green hydrogen infrastructure project at a Los Angeles power plant.
- Executive summary - Gas Reserve Mechanisms and Flexibility OptionsStudy
This summary outlines mechanisms for managing gas reserves and improving energy system flexibility.
- Montana gardens are changing. Now gardeners are being forced to adapt.
Gardeners in Montana are adapting their planting strategies as climate change shifts local growing conditions.Also: Montana Free Press
- Coastal Protection Towards Oceanic Resilience
New initiatives are focusing on coastal protection strategies to enhance resilience against oceanic climate impacts.Also: Ocean Decade
- UNEP highlights successful methane mitigation in Turkmenistan (Exclusive)
The UN Environment Programme highlighted successful methane mitigation efforts currently underway in Turkmenistan.
- Climate Pension Quarterly - Issue #21Study
The latest quarterly report tracks how pension funds are addressing climate-related financial risks and investment strategies.Also: shiftaction.ca
- Cadmium Telluride Photovoltaics Perspective PaperStudy
The U.S. Department of Energy released a perspective paper on the development and outlook for cadmium telluride photovoltaic technology.
- Govt taking steps to end energy crisis, emerge as solar power producer: PM
The Prime Minister of Bangladesh announced government initiatives to address energy shortages by expanding domestic solar power production.
- Surging European EV Markets Present Opportunities
Growing electric vehicle markets in Europe are creating new business opportunities for automotive stakeholders.Also: JD Power
- Georgia Power battery storage facility to boost Middle Georgia power reliability
Georgia Power is installing a new battery storage facility to improve electricity reliability in the Middle Georgia region.Also: 41NBC News
- Tavion starts development of its first battery parks in Poland
Tavion has begun the development of its first battery energy storage parks located in Poland.Also: Energy Global
- The Needle Is Beginning To Move On EVs, But Not Necessarily Because Of Fuel PricesStudy
A new industry report suggests rising consumer confidence is driving a potential comeback for electric vehicle sales in the United States.
- From food export growth to carbon storage on Hainan IslandStudy
Research explores the balance between food export growth and carbon storage potential on Hainan Island.
- DHL Express partners with Malaysia Aviation Group to reduce GHG emissions using SAF
DHL Express and Malaysia Aviation Group are partnering to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through sustainable aviation fuel.
- Spending Public Money Smarter for Energy Security
The IISD provides recommendations on how to spend public funds more effectively to enhance energy security.
- India’s NTPC seeks proposals for sodium-ion battery storage pilotsStudy
India's NTPC is seeking proposals to launch pilot projects for sodium-ion battery energy storage.Also: mvapulse.com, pv magazine Global
- Volvo Plans Large-Scale Battery Storage Facility in SwedenReprint
Volvo is planning the construction of a large-scale battery energy storage facility in Sweden.
- AI could warn people of dangerous weather patterns
Artificial intelligence is being developed to improve the prediction and warning systems for dangerous weather patterns.
- Exclusive: ArcTern Ventures is preparing to raise a $400M fund
ArcTern Ventures is planning to raise a $400 million fund focused on climate-related technology investments.
- Pennsylvania Is Building More EV Chargers. Will Drivers Come?
A reporter evaluates the accessibility and convenience of Pennsylvania's growing electric vehicle charging infrastructure during a long-distance road trip.
- Can AI tame torrential rain by 2050? The next frontier of weather control and forecasting
Researchers are exploring the experimental concept of artificially inducing rainfall over the ocean to mitigate extreme flooding on land in Japan.
- Tiny Cyanobacteria May Be the Secret Heroes of Ocean Carbon SequestrationStudy
New research suggests that specific marine cyanobacteria play a more significant role in the biological carbon pump than previously understood.
- Research Suggests Auto Loans Should Account for Vehicle Efficiency
Financial analysts suggest that auto loans should incorporate vehicle efficiency to mitigate the economic risks posed by high fuel costs and gas-guzzling vehicles.
- Are New Electric Entrants Serious Competition for European Truckmakers?
European truck manufacturers face growing competition as new entrants introduce more affordable and high-performance electric heavy-duty vehicles.
- Stronger Home Foundations Needed to Withstand Climate Change and Cracking Soils
Engineers suggest that home foundations must be strengthened to withstand soil cracking caused by climate-driven weather extremes.Also: Tech Xplore
- The University of Valencia completes two decades of key climate change research with the launch of the FLEX satellite into spaceStudy
The University of Valencia launched the FLEX satellite to continue two decades of climate change research.
- Tate & Lyle Strengthens Climate Ambition with Updated Science-Based Targets to Reduce Greenhouse Gas EmissionsStudy
Tate & Lyle has updated its greenhouse gas reduction targets to align with science-based climate standards.Also: WebWire
- The Right Automation Can Cut a Warehouse's Carbon Emissions by upto a QuarterStudy
New research suggests that warehouse automation technologies can reduce operational carbon emissions by up to 25%.
- Dubai Police cut annual carbon emissions by 26,000 tonnes through solar energy project
Dubai Police reduced annual carbon emissions by 26,000 tonnes through the implementation of a new solar energy project.
- Developer partners with consultant to scale up biochar in Asia
A developer and a consultant have partnered to scale up biochar production and deployment across Asia.
- BASF Agricultural Solutions and IRRI Extend Partnership To Further Advance Sustainable Rice Cultivation
BASF and the International Rice Research Institute have extended their partnership to promote sustainable rice cultivation.
- A step closer to a genuine energy union in the EU
A new analysis examines progress toward establishing a unified energy market within the European Union.
- Rhode Island Energy procures 150W of power from Maine wind projectReprint
Rhode Island Energy has secured a power purchase agreement for 150MW from a Maine wind project.
- Egypt Advances Renewable Energy ProjectReprint
Egypt is moving forward with the development of a new renewable energy project.
- Poland's Sejm amends regulations in support of renewable energy market
The Polish parliament has passed regulatory amendments designed to support the growth of the country's renewable energy market.
- Germany's 4.5-GW tender for backup capacity oversubscribed
Germany's recent tender for 4.5 gigawatts of backup power capacity received more bids than available capacity.
- What India's energy storage mandate means for wind and solar
An analysis examines the implications of India's new energy storage mandates for the wind and solar power sectors.
- Agrivoltaics To Turn Indian Farmers Into Urjadatas, Says Pralhad Joshi
Indian officials are promoting agrivoltaics to integrate solar energy production with agricultural land use.
- Greenhouse Gas Accounting for On-road Transport EmissionsStudy
The Council on Energy, Environment and Water released a framework for accounting for greenhouse gas emissions from on-road transport.
- Erode's Data-Backed Roadmap to Cut Transport EmissionsStudy
The city of Erode has developed a data-driven strategy to reduce emissions from its local transportation sector.
- DoGo Power Enters Mali With Grid-Forming Energy Storage Solutions
DoGo Power is expanding into Mali with the deployment of grid-forming energy storage solutions.
- India’s energy transition enters next phase with grid, storage, flexibility in focus, say leaders at ET En..
Industry leaders in India emphasize that the next phase of the energy transition will prioritize grid flexibility and storage.
- DOE moves to stabilize Visayas grid, deploy 253 MW battery storageReprint
The Philippine Department of Energy is deploying 253 MW of battery storage to stabilize the Visayas power grid.
- B2U Begins Commercial Operations of Its Second Repurposed Battery Storage Project in Texas
B2U Storage Solutions has launched its second commercial project in Texas using repurposed EV batteries.
- In 2017, a 16-year-old Polynesian surfer began growing coral fragments in underwater nurseries; his team
A Polynesian surfer and his team are working to restore coral reefs using underwater nurseries.Also: The Economic Times
- After a 2001 hurricane devastated Belize’s reef, a marine biologist grew surviving coral fragments on hom
A marine biologist in Belize is using coral fragments to restore reefs damaged by past hurricane activity.
- ‘Free Solo’ Climber Alex Honnold’s Next Challenge: Solar for Everyone
Professional climber Alex Honnold is launching an initiative to expand solar energy access.
- Takeaways from AP story on a major effort to restore peatland in North CarolinaReprint
A report highlights a major initiative focused on restoring peatland ecosystems in North Carolina.
- BMW iX5 Hydrogen Testing and Series Production UpdatesStudy
BMW is providing updates on the testing and production status of its iX5 hydrogen fuel cell vehicle.
- Qatar’s EV transition sets global model for public transit, says industry expert | Gulf Times
An industry expert highlights Qatar's electric public transit transition as a potential global model.
- The Tiny Technology That Could Reinvent Grid StorageClickbait
New small-scale battery technology is being explored as a potential solution for enhancing grid storage capacity and efficiency.Also: EVWORLD.COM
- Sri Lanka proposes BESS-inclusive feed-in tariffs, draws pricing pushback
Sri Lanka's proposal to include battery storage in feed-in tariffs faces pushback regarding pricing structures.
- Why Fidra Energy is building the UK’s biggest BESS project
Fidra Energy is developing the UK's largest battery energy storage project to support grid stability.
- Could Jackery EnergyGuard Max Lead A Shift To Large Capacity Home Batteries?
Jackery showcased its new 100kWh home energy storage system at IFA Berlin, signaling a move toward larger-capacity residential battery solutions.
- Tesla Cybertruck Powershare finally backs up homes with a Powerwall 3Reprint
Tesla updated its Cybertruck software to allow the vehicle to provide home backup power in conjunction with a Powerwall 3.
- Volvo kills off another EV for the US, but it has a replacement coming in 2027Reprint
Volvo is discontinuing the EX40 in the U.S. market ahead of the arrival of new electric models in 2027.
- The Next Business Metric: How Do You Measure Climate Resilience?Reprint
Businesses are increasingly looking for standardized metrics to measure and report on climate resilience.
- Travel + Leisure Co. Releases 2025 Corporate Responsibility Report, Surpassing Carbon Reduction Goal and Setting New 2030 Environmental Targets
Travel + Leisure Co. reported exceeding its carbon reduction goals and established new environmental targets for 2030.Also: Business Wire
- In the US, GM confirms its long-term commitment to electric vehicles
General Motors has reaffirmed its long-term commitment to transitioning to electric vehicles.
- Volvo Group Plans 70 MW Mariestad Energy Park
Volvo Group is planning the development of a 70 MW energy park in Mariestad, Sweden.
- Brooks Sherman on Evaluating Emerging Battery Technologies Before the Market Settles
An expert discusses the criteria for evaluating emerging battery technologies before they reach commercial maturity.Also: Technology Org
- Reef Star - Rebuilding reefs creating coral reef stars in the Seychelles
A project in the Seychelles is using 'Reef Star' structures to rebuild and restore damaged coral reef ecosystems.
- Swampscott seeks protections from rising seas
The town of Swampscott is seeking new protective measures to mitigate the impacts of rising sea levels.
- Scientists put a wool blanket on a glacier to protect it from heat: Did it really stop the ice from...Clickbait
Scientists are testing the use of protective blankets to slow the melting of glaciers caused by rising temperatures.
- 5 new ways Google is advancing sustainable innovation in IndiaClickbait
Google announced five new initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable innovation and technology within India.
- Trinasolar strengthens partnership with MaxSolar with Vertex N G3 supply agreementReprint
Trinasolar and MaxSolar have signed a supply agreement for solar modules.
- Renewable energy firm Friesen Elektra explores data center project in Lower Saxony, Germany
A renewable energy firm is evaluating a potential data center project in Germany.
- GreenIT starts production at two solar plants in Italy, marking a new milestone in its growth journey
GreenIT has commenced electricity production at two new solar power plants located in Italy.
- HDF Energy & Pertamina NRE Partner on Green Hydrogen
HDF Energy and Pertamina NRE have entered a partnership to develop green hydrogen projects.
- RED III implementation in Poland: key reforms under draft law UC118Study
A legal analysis outlines key reforms in Poland's draft law for implementing the EU's Renewable Energy Directive III.
- US Firm Penta Energy Signs 25MW Solar Agreement for LISCO
Penta Energy has signed an agreement to develop a 25-megawatt solar power project for the Libyan Iron and Steel Company.
- China Solar PV News Snippets - September 10, 2026Reprint
A collection of industry updates highlights ongoing developments in China's solar photovoltaic sector.
- Sungrow Outlines Shift Toward Integrated Energy Solutions as Grid Flexibility and Globalization Gain Importance
Sungrow is shifting its business strategy toward integrated energy solutions to improve grid flexibility.
- LICO to Supply Recovered Graphite From Lithium-Ion Batteries to Epsilon for Anode Material Production
LICO will supply recovered graphite from recycled lithium-ion batteries to Epsilon for anode production.
- Polaris Smart Metering Deploys Nearly 1 Million RF Mesh-Enabled Smart Meters Across Uttar Pradesh With Wirepas Technology
Polaris Smart Metering has deployed nearly 1 million smart meters in Uttar Pradesh to improve grid efficiency.
- Consumers are steering BC’s EV transition
Consumer demand and purchasing behavior are identified as the primary drivers of the electric vehicle transition in British Columbia.
- NTPC Sodium-Ion Battery Storage Pilot Tender: 100kWh Grid-Connected Trial - News and StatisticsStudy
NTPC has issued a tender for a pilot project to test sodium-ion battery storage technology on the grid.
- Spencer Group wins National Grid contracts for works on two substations linked with battery storage
Spencer Group secured National Grid contracts to upgrade two substations for battery storage integration.
- Lego Billionaires to Ramp Up Investment in Plastic Recycling
The owners of Lego are increasing their investment in plastic recycling technologies.
- Fast Air brings new clean-energy aircraft power to Abbotsford International Airport
Fast Air has introduced clean-energy power solutions for aircraft operations at Abbotsford International Airport.
- Rivian to Electrify Issaquah with New Showroom, Service Facility
Rivian is opening a new showroom and service facility in Issaquah, Washington.
- Kia reveals EV3 lease offer for $349 a month, but there’s a catchReprint
Kia has announced lease pricing for its new affordable EV3 electric vehicle.
- Colville School District receives solar energy installation through Giving Grid program
The Colville School District has installed a new solar energy system through the Giving Grid program.
- Farm managers surveyed on renewable energy agreements
A survey of farm managers has been conducted regarding their participation in renewable energy agreements.
- Around 2000, a Florida tropical-fish collector hung rescued coral fragments from underwater “trees”; the
A historical look at early coral restoration efforts in Florida using underwater 'trees' to grow coral fragments.Also: The Times of India
- This Week In Energy Transition - Ascent Solar Strengthens Leadership for Renewable Energy ExpansionClickbait
Ascent Solar has announced leadership changes as part of its renewable energy expansion strategy.
- Skyline Publishes White Paper Re: $68MM Solar Re-InvestmentStudy
Skyline has released a white paper detailing a 68 million dollar reinvestment strategy for solar energy projects.
- Stonepeak CEO Backs Australia Renewable Data Center Push
Stonepeak's CEO has expressed support for increasing renewable energy investment for data centers in Australia.
- Pasadena Water and Power Wins 2026 Green Power Leadership Award
Pasadena Water and Power has received a 2026 Green Power Leadership Award for its renewable energy initiatives.
- Rhenus supports strategic wind energy investment in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Rhenus is providing support for a strategic wind energy investment project in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- Portsmouth Hospital drives innovation with new electric vehicles for renal services
Portsmouth Hospital has integrated electric vehicles into its renal service transport fleet.
- Eco Wave Power to Present at H.C. Wainwright's 28th Annual Global Investment Conference
Eco Wave Power is scheduled to present its wave energy technology at an upcoming global investment conference.
- EXCLUSIVE: Nepal puts climate justice at centre of global pitch for flood aid
Nepal is prioritizing climate justice in its diplomatic efforts to secure global funding for flood recovery and adaptation.Also: Associated Press, Associated Press, Associated Press, Reuters, Associated Press, The Guardian, BBC, Phys.org, Phys.org, unsdg.un.org and 76 others
- China’s solar power capacity surpasses coal for first time
China's installed solar power capacity has exceeded its coal power capacity for the first time.Also: The Daily Star
- Europe’s Largest Industrial Carbon Capture Facility Begins Operations At Yara Plant
Yara has officially launched Europe's largest industrial carbon capture and storage facility at its production plant.
- Dispatch from the IPCC lead author meeting in Mexico City – CCUS and carbon removals
An IPCC lead author reports on discussions regarding carbon capture and storage technologies during a recent meeting in Mexico City.
- US adds 17.1 GW of clean power in Q2 - ACPStudy
The American Clean Power Association reports that 17.1 gigawatts of new clean energy capacity were added in the U.S. during the second quarter.
- Batteries just broke another record in the US
US battery storage capacity reached a new record high, according to recent industry data.
- Google to invest $15 billion in AI infrastructure and buy nuclear power in Finland
Google is investing $15 billion in AI infrastructure and purchasing nuclear power in Finland to support its operations.
- Tesla agrees to let other EVs use its chargers on Mass. Turnpike, I-95
Tesla reached an agreement to open its charging network to all electric vehicles at Massachusetts state-owned rest stops.
- Sea level rise prompts plan to elevate thousands of Florida homes
Florida is planning to elevate thousands of homes to mitigate risks associated with rising sea levels.
- Consumers Energy’s new Michigan roadmap calls for more than 19 GW of wind, solar and batteries, setting up a major expansion of the state’s clean-energy fleet
Consumers Energy announced a plan to add 19 gigawatts of wind, solar, and battery storage to Michigan's power grid.
- Chinese & US Truckmakers Set To Gain Over A Quarter Of European Electric Truck Market By 2030Study
Analysis indicates EU truckmakers must accelerate electrification to avoid losing significant market share to Chinese and U.S. competitors by 2030.
- Action on climate and air pollution likely to boost economy, UN saysStudy
A UN report finds that every dollar invested in climate and air pollution mitigation generates significant economic benefits.
- Canada’s largest carbon capture project set to start operations in January
Canada's largest carbon capture and storage project is scheduled to begin operations in January.Also: World Oil
- In North Carolina, a race is on to restore critical peatland before it dries up or is destroyed
Conservationists are working to restore North Carolina peatlands to prevent degradation and carbon release as they dry out.
- U.S. clean power additions jump 45% in Q2 2026, reaching 388 GW cumulative capacityStudy
U.S. clean power capacity additions increased by 45% in the second quarter of 2026, reaching a cumulative 388 GW.Also: pv magazine USA
- Brazil eyes China as buyer of carbon credits, targets accord by COP31
Brazil is seeking to establish an agreement with China for the sale of carbon credits by COP31.
- California, an Environmental Bastion, Warms to Nuclear Energy
California is considering extending the life of its last nuclear plant and building new reactors to meet clean energy goals.Also: The New York Times $
- Calls for Faster Electrification, Fossil Phaseout as Scientists Predict Massive Warming Across CanadaReprint
Scientists project significant warming across Canada, prompting calls for accelerated electrification and a phaseout of fossil fuels.Also: The Energy Mix
- Expert Explains | How floods triggered Nepal’s demand for compensation
Nepal is seeking international climate finance compensation following recent devastating floods.
- Nepal forms panel to assess Rasuwa flood losses, climate finance claims
The Nepalese government has formed a panel to assess flood damages and pursue climate finance claims.
- Europe turns to carbon capture in bid to clamp down on emissions
European industries are increasingly adopting carbon capture technologies to meet emissions reduction targets.
- Taiwan labour funds to restrict new fossil fuel investments from 2030
Taiwan's labor funds will restrict new investments in fossil fuel projects starting in 2030.Also: Eco-Business
- Denmark?s Energy Islands to Become Regional Game Changers as Offshore Wind Surges
Denmark is developing energy islands to integrate offshore wind power into the regional energy grid.
- Clean energy technologies are driving job creation in the EU, but challenges remain around skill shortages and inclusionStudy
The European Environment Agency reports that clean energy is driving job growth, though skill shortages remain a significant barrier.
- Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Launches World’s Largest Off-Grid Battery Storage System
Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea project has launched the world’s largest off-grid battery storage system.Also: MEP Middle East
- Government of Canada releases new climate change report designed to inform policy- and decision-makers as the country develops its adaptation plansStudy
The Canadian government released a new climate report to guide national adaptation planning and policy decision-making.
- Banks Want ECB to Reveal Risk Formula as Climate Hits Collateral
Banks are requesting that the European Central Bank disclose risk formulas as climate change impacts the value of collateral.Also: Bloomberg $
- A new report finds many Chinese provinces are reducing their use of coal
A new report indicates that several Chinese provinces are actively transitioning away from coal and fossil fuel reliance.
- UN report on 1.5°C overshoot: Global warming is still in our handsReprint
A UN report emphasizes that despite the likelihood of exceeding 1.5°C, climate action can still mitigate future warming.
- Nepal appeals for $5B flood aid, puts climate justice firstReprint
Nepal is seeking $5 billion in international aid to address flood damages, framing the request as a matter of climate justice.
- Europe’s Largest Carbon Capture Facility Launches in the Netherlands to 800,000 Tons of CO2
A new carbon capture facility in the Netherlands has launched with the capacity to capture 800,000 tons of CO2 annually.Also: Innovation News Network
- Gila River Indian Community Pioneers Solar Panels Over Canal to Save Water and Generate Clean Energy
The Gila River Indian Community is installing solar panels over irrigation canals to reduce water evaporation and generate renewable electricity.
- Front-of-meter solar, storage could serve 32% of California’s 2032 peak load: studyStudy
A study indicates that front-of-meter solar and storage could meet nearly one-third of California's peak electricity demand by 2032.
- Negative Power Prices Are Piling Up Across Europe
Increased renewable energy generation is leading to more frequent instances of negative power prices across European electricity markets.
- 'Steady progress' in negotiations around shipping climate rules, despite uncertain outcome
International shipping regulators report ongoing progress in negotiations to establish new climate-related emissions rules.
- Chicago ranked No. 1 city in the world for resiliency to climate change. What that means
Chicago has been ranked as the world's most resilient city regarding climate change preparedness.Also: NBC 5 Chicago
- COP31in Türkiye, EU Council is reportedly ready to address transition away from fossil fuels
The EU Council is reportedly preparing to address the transition away from fossil fuels in preparation for COP31.
- Acting Before the Storm: How Anticipatory Action Could Change Emergency Response in HaitiStudy
The IOM explores how anticipatory action and early warning systems can improve disaster response effectiveness in Haiti.
- 🇫🇮 €26.6 million in funding for the capture of bio-based carbon dioxide
Finland has allocated 26.6 million euros to support projects focused on capturing bio-based carbon dioxide.
- Amazon Cities Advance Climate Planning
Cities across the Amazon region are implementing new climate planning initiatives to address regional environmental challenges.
- SOCAR taking real steps to reduce methane emissions, UNECE official says
A UNECE official stated that SOCAR is taking concrete steps to reduce methane emissions in its operations.
- The key elements of Massachusetts’ energy bill
An overview outlines the primary components of the new energy legislation in Massachusetts.Also: Environment America
- EU deploys 33.8 GW of solar in H1Reprint
The European Union deployed 33.8 GW of new solar capacity during the first half of 2026.
- Türkiye's 120 GW rooftop solar potential could meet 45% of electricity demandStudy
A study suggests that Türkiye could meet 45% of its electricity demand through rooftop solar potential.
- EU Solar Market Adds 33.8 GW in H1 2026Reprint
The European Union solar market added 33.8 GW of new capacity in the first half of 2026.
- CATL tightens supplier scrutiny in push for carbon-neutral EV batteries
Battery manufacturer CATL is increasing supply chain oversight to ensure carbon neutrality in its EV battery production.Also: asia.nikkei.com
- Integrated design for rural microgrids in Egypt incorporating hydrogen energy and vehicle-to-grid technologyStudy
A new study proposes an integrated design for rural Egyptian microgrids using hydrogen and vehicle-to-grid technology.
- Repurposed EV batteries now delivering 28 MWh of grid services to ERCOT
A project using repurposed EV batteries is now providing 28 MWh of grid services to the ERCOT market.Also: Solar Power World
- LUMA, AES Puerto Rico connect new energy projects to island’s grid
LUMA and AES Puerto Rico have connected new energy storage projects to the island's power grid.Also: Daily Energy Insider
- Greater Transport Electrification Could Cut Europe’s Import Dependency By Nearly A Quarter By 2040
Increased transport electrification could significantly reduce Europe's dependence on imported fossil fuels by 2040, according to industry analysis.
- The winners and losers of Maine’s race to armor its shoreline against climate change
Maine is implementing shoreline protection measures, creating varying outcomes for different coastal stakeholders.Also: The Maine Monitor
- Pacific partners launch new Action Plan to accelerate health and climate action
Pacific nations have launched a new action plan to address the intersection of public health and climate change.
- Sea levels are rising. This marsh could save Marin from drowning
Restoration of a coastal marsh is being explored as a natural defense strategy against rising sea levels in Marin County.
- Fortera and MLC announce 300,000-tonne low-carbon cement plant in the US
Fortera and MLC are constructing a new low-carbon cement production facility in the United States.Also: The Business Journals, gasworld
- Digital energy scheduler cuts marginal carbon-reduction costsStudy
Researchers developed a digital energy scheduling tool that reduces the marginal costs associated with carbon-reduction efforts.
- UK recognises India’s Carbon Credit Trading Scheme
The UK government has officially recognized India’s Carbon Credit Trading Scheme.Also: Free Press Kashmir, ET Infra
- Laputa Launches Deployable Carbon Capture and Utilization Solution, Advancing Low-Carbon Building Materials and Expanding into the European Market
Laputa has launched a new carbon capture and utilization solution aimed at the low-carbon building materials market.
- Dairy Roadmap seeks further cuts in methane emissions
The Dairy Roadmap initiative is pursuing further reductions in methane emissions from the dairy sector.
- UNECE keen to synergize with Azerbaijan on methane capture (Exclusive)
The UNECE is exploring a partnership with Azerbaijan to implement methane capture technologies.
- Turkey Says COP31 Climate Summit to Focus on Clean Energy Shift
Turkey announced that the upcoming COP31 summit will prioritize the global transition to clean energy.Also: EnergyNow, EnergyNow.com
- Using AI to plan for climate variability in renewable energy systemsStudy
Researchers are using artificial intelligence to better manage the variability of renewable energy sources in power grids.Also: Physics World
- Masdar’s 1 GW Wind Plant Highlights Kazakhstan’s Race to Build More Flexible Power System
Masdar has begun construction on a 1 GW wind farm in Kazakhstan to help modernize the country's power grid.
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A new report highlights significant untapped potential for rooftop solar energy generation across the United Kingdom.
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Researchers identified a specific impurity that hinders the efficiency of green hydrogen power-cycling systems.
- Oracle seeks up to 2 GW of new renewable power for Project Jupiter in Doña Ana County
Oracle is seeking 2 gigawatts of new renewable energy capacity to power its Project Jupiter data center in New Mexico.Also: KFOX, Data Center Dynamics
- August sets new records for solar energy generation
Solar energy generation in Ireland reached new record levels during the month of August.
- IEEFA: Solar Sharer Tariffs Could Save Australian Households Thousands Annually
A report by IEEFA suggests that solar sharing tariffs could significantly reduce energy costs for Australian households.Also: SolarQuarter
- Florida town gets battery microgrid that can back up 1,500 customers for 4 hours
A Florida town has installed a battery microgrid capable of providing backup power to 1,500 customers during outages.
- Strong advance of large-scale solar-storage projects across Mexico over the past month
Large-scale solar and battery storage projects have seen significant development across Mexico over the past month.Also: ess-news.com
- MPs to question Climate Change Committee on UK progress towards net zero
UK Members of Parliament are set to question the Climate Change Committee regarding the nation's progress toward net-zero targets.
- BNEF Pioneers: Buses, Bioleaching and Better Batteries
BloombergNEF highlights emerging innovations in electric buses, mineral extraction, and battery technology.Also: Bloomberg $
- Foreign minister: Nepal needs "meaningful" international support to face climate threats
Nepal's foreign minister is requesting increased international support to help the nation cope with escalating climate threats.Also: Climate Home News
- How to enhance ocean health and resilience with marine rewilding
Researchers advocate for marine rewilding as a necessary strategy to enhance ocean resilience against climate change and overfishing.
- Denmark Can Produce 140% Of Its Electricity Demand From Wind Power…So What Happens To The Extra 40%?
Denmark recently generated 140% of its electricity demand from wind power, highlighting the need for better storage and grid integration solutions.
- New Mexico’s plan to reduce wildfire risk currently ‘nowhere near enough’
Critics argue that New Mexico's current wildfire mitigation strategy is insufficient to address rising risks.
- Balochistan’s Climate Challenge: Building Resilience Before the Next Flood
Balochistan is focusing on building climate resilience to mitigate the impact of future flood events.
- Climate accountability in the fossil fuel industry: ICSID tribunal orders Niko to compensate BAPEX for the 2005 Chattak blowouts, including carbon sequestration costs – Investment Treaty News
An international tribunal ordered a company to pay compensation for environmental damages, including costs related to carbon sequestration.
- Eight solar projects should bring Albuquerque to 100% renewable energy
Albuquerque plans to reach 100% renewable energy through the development of eight new solar projects.
- Beyond Compliance: Navigating Biodiversity Reporting for a Nature-Positive Energy TransitionStudy
The IUCN released guidance for energy companies on reporting biodiversity impacts during the transition to renewable energy sources.
- Switching to electric vehicles could unlock nearly $200 billion in U.S. health benefits by cutting the toxic tailpipe pollution millions breathe daily, but only if the grid gets cleaner too
Transitioning to electric vehicles could yield $200 billion in U.S. health benefits by reducing air pollution, provided the power grid is decarbonized.
- India’s Grid 2035 challenge shifts from capacity addition to transmission, storage and flexibility: Indust..
India's 2035 energy strategy is shifting focus toward transmission, storage, and grid flexibility to manage capacity growth.
- Germany approved thousands of new batteries last year, with capacity comparable to pumped-storage plants
Germany approved thousands of new battery installations last year, matching the capacity of major pumped-storage plants.
- UK ROUNDUP: BESS planning approvals, acquisitions and optimisation deals with Field, Eelpower & EDFReprint
Recent UK battery storage developments include new planning approvals, acquisitions, and optimization deals by major energy firms.
- Six Changes Governing Climate Policy in Canada – See Them Here
An analysis outlines six recent regulatory and policy changes affecting Canada's approach to climate action.
- Lawsuit Seeks Endangered Species Protection for Two West Coast Pond Turtles
A conservation group has filed a lawsuit to secure federal protections for two species of West Coast pond turtles.
- September Heat Alert: Cal/OSHA reminds employers to protect workers from high heat with temperatures expected to reach triple digits across much of the state | California Department of Industrial RelationsStudy
California's workplace safety agency has issued a heat alert requiring employers to protect workers from triple-digit temperatures.
- Harlingen’s biggest battery storage plant plugs into electric grid
A new battery storage facility in Harlingen, Texas, has been connected to the regional electric grid.Also: MyRGV.com
- Super-boosting coral reefs as El Niño looms
Scientists are implementing strategies to bolster coral reef resilience in anticipation of El Niño-driven heat stress.
- How one org taps into neighborhood power to address climate change and health equity in Memphis
A Memphis-based organization is working to address climate change and health equity through community-led initiatives.Also: Kresge Foundation
- Danish experts, University of Miami partner to share solutions to tackle rising sea levels
The University of Miami is partnering with Danish experts to develop and share solutions for managing rising sea levels.Also: WUSF
- Ocean Carrier Efficiency Gap Reaches 31% Study ShowsStudy
A new study reveals a 31 percent efficiency gap among ocean carriers, highlighting significant potential for emissions reductions.
- Honda To Display Swappable Battery Tech for Zero-Emissions Airport Operations at ACI-NA 2026 Annual Conference and Exhibition
Honda is showcasing swappable battery technology designed to reduce emissions in airport ground operations.Also: Honda Newsroom
- Pasadena Water and Power Recognized with 2026 Green Power Leadership Award for Impactful Procurement
Pasadena Water and Power received a 2026 Green Power Leadership Award for its renewable energy procurement efforts.
- DOE & DOD New and Large Investments in Space-Based Solar Signal a New Energy Era
The U.S. Department of Energy and Department of Defense are investing in space-based solar power technology development.Also: TradingView
- Electric Truck and Charging Programs to Boost Sustainability at NY & NJ Ports
New York and New Jersey ports are implementing electric truck and charging infrastructure programs to reduce local emissions.Also: Work Truck Online
- Zero-Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Support Program (Canada)
The Canadian government is offering support programs for zero-emission vehicle infrastructure development.Also: fundsforNGOs
- National Energy Plan Sets 100% Electric Vehicle Target for Public Procurement
A new national energy plan mandates that all public vehicle procurement must be 100% electric.
- EV Industry Calls for Battery Incentives, Smart Grid Push
The EV industry is advocating for increased battery incentives and smart grid infrastructure investments.Also: Saur Energy
- ‘The writing is on the wall.’ Georgia leaders push for statewide climate action
Georgia leaders are advocating for statewide climate action in response to increasing environmental risks.
- Students build EV chargers, gain skills for green jobs
A Sacramento program is training youth from underserved communities to install electric vehicle chargers, fostering green job skills.
- Colombia’s Indigenous guardians adapt as pressures mount on the ‘Heart of the World’
Indigenous Wiwa communities in Colombia are adapting their traditional land management practices to address mounting environmental pressures.
- Reclaiming the streets: the architects clawing back Europe’s car-centric spaces
European urban planners are redesigning car-centric public spaces to help cities better adapt to the challenges of climate change.
- BYD Sales Outside of China Grew 134% to Record 189,466 Vehicles in August — But BYD Aims Much Higher for 2027
BYD reported a 134% increase in vehicle sales outside of China in August, signaling continued growth in the global electric vehicle market.
- 'Drops in the ocean can make waves': How the grassroots climate movement took off in the US
An overview examines the historical development and impact of grassroots climate activism within the United States.
- Building Climate Resilience
This report discusses strategies for enhancing climate resilience in vulnerable regions.Also: The European Sting
- CUCEI professor collaborates on global report on resilience to climate changeStudy
A university professor contributed to a new global report focused on building resilience to climate change.Also: udg.mx
- Rising Seas Put Swampscott’s Waterfront at Risk as Town Eyes New Protections
The town of Swampscott is evaluating new coastal protection measures in response to the threat of rising sea levels.Also: Swampscott Tides
- Rising sea levels need to be 'accounted for' in plans for Cork's future, new UCC study saysStudy
A new study urges Cork officials to integrate sea-level rise projections into future urban planning and development.
- EPIC Launches New Interactive Website to Visualize GHG Emissions and Potential Reductions in the San Diego Region - USD News CenterStudy
The University of San Diego launched a tool to visualize regional greenhouse gas emissions and potential reduction strategies.
- CBAK Energy Reports 9.6% Reduction in Greenhouse Gas Emissions at Dalian Facility in 2025Study
CBAK Energy reported a 9.6% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions at its Dalian manufacturing facility for 2025.
- Winter hydrogen trial at Exeter Airport strengthens case for lower-carbon ground operations
A hydrogen trial at Exeter Airport demonstrates the potential for reducing carbon emissions in ground operations.
- GETTING THE BEST LEVERAGE: How Oil and Gas Producers Can Best Leverage Alberta’s Methane Reduction Deployment Program Amid Evolving Regulatory Requirements.
Oil and gas producers are evaluating how to leverage Alberta’s methane reduction program to meet regulatory requirements.Also: EnergyNow
- Baku Climate Action Week 2026 kicks off
Baku Climate Action Week 2026 has officially commenced to discuss climate-related initiatives.
- SOCAR seeks equity partner for geothermal energy projects in Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan's state oil company is seeking partners to develop geothermal energy projects.Also: Apa.az
- Why algae-based carbon platforms are winning investor attention in the GCC?
Investors in the Gulf Cooperation Council are increasingly focusing on algae-based carbon sequestration platforms.
- Our blueprint for responsible clean energy growth in Finland
Google has released a plan for expanding clean energy procurement to support its operations in Finland.Also: blog.google
- Philippines: Ayala Corp’s renewable energy platform lends PHP9 billion to subsidiaries for solar, BESS projects
Ayala Corp is financing solar and battery energy storage projects in the Philippines through its renewable energy platform.
- Solar power, energy efficiency top issues at Arizona Corporation Commission debate
Arizona Corporation Commission candidates debated the future of solar power and energy efficiency policies in the state.Also: yourvalley.net
- ScottishPower Renewables and Masdar Mark Major Milestone at East Anglia THREE Windfarm
ScottishPower Renewables and Masdar have reached a major construction milestone at the East Anglia THREE offshore wind farm.
- Synhelion advances scale-up with large-scale synthetic fuel project in Morocco
Synhelion is scaling up a large-scale synthetic fuel production project in Morocco.
- Irish summer solar generation jumps 58%
Solar energy generation in Ireland increased by 58% during the summer months compared to previous periods.
- MNRE Invites Proposals To Scale Concentrating Solar Thermal For Industrial Green Heat
India's Ministry of New and Renewable Energy is seeking proposals to scale concentrating solar thermal technology for industrial heat.
- Modeling framework reveals grid battery aging effectsStudy
Researchers have developed a new modeling framework to better understand and predict the aging effects of grid-scale batteries.
- Ford, GM turn underused EV battery capacity into new revenue stream
Ford and GM are exploring new revenue streams by utilizing underused electric vehicle battery capacity for grid services.Also: Car Dealership Guy News
- India’s clean-energy next phase hinges on storage, grid readiness, execution: Industry leaders
Industry leaders state that the next phase of India's clean energy transition depends on improved storage, grid readiness, and project execution.
- Sodium-ion storage powers fully off-grid solar home in Germany
A residential home in Germany is operating fully off-grid using a sodium-ion battery storage system paired with solar power.Also: pv magazine Global
- Energy Storage Canada recommends Ontario to unlock BTM battery capacity ahead of electricity supply crunch
Energy Storage Canada is urging Ontario to utilize behind-the-meter battery capacity to mitigate potential electricity supply shortages.
- The world's battery storage maturity curve and why it matters to developers
This analysis examines the maturity curve of global battery storage technology and its implications for energy project developers.Also: Recharge News
- Sustainability Currents: NYC’s Comptroller and Key Investment
The New York City Comptroller is focusing on sustainability-linked investment strategies.
- Energy Vault Scaled Gravity Storage. The Battery Benchmark Is Brutal.
A gravity-based energy storage project in China is serving as a significant test case for the scalability of non-battery storage technologies.
- EVgo is adding 400+ fast chargers where you grocery shop
EVgo is installing over 400 fast-charging stations at grocery stores across the US to improve charging accessibility for EV drivers.
- Republic of Korea and CCAC bring climate and clean air communities together at Seoul forum
The Republic of Korea and the CCAC hosted a forum to integrate climate change and air quality policy efforts.
- The Search for New Low-Carbon Cement Replacements
Researchers are investigating new materials to replace traditional high-carbon cement in construction.
- Hong Kong firm targets European cement industry with CCU solution
A Hong Kong-based firm is introducing carbon capture and utilization technology to the European cement market.
- IRS 45Z Guidance Opens New Revenue Path for U.S. Farms and Biofuels
New IRS guidance provides tax incentives for U.S. farms and biofuel producers to adopt lower-carbon practices.
- Azerbaijan, China Explore New Green Energy Projects
Azerbaijan and China are collaborating on the development of new green energy infrastructure projects.Also: Report.az
- Sustainability Partners and Energy Systems Group Help Albuquerque Close the Gap on its 100% Renewable Energy GoalReprint
Sustainability Partners and Energy Systems Group are assisting Albuquerque in meeting its 100% renewable energy target.
- Startup Teragen Energy bets on fuel cells for data centers
Startup Teragen Energy is developing fuel cell technology specifically designed to power energy-intensive data centers.
- DIMAAG and Toshiba Collaborate on SCiB™ - Based Energy Storage for the ZettaWatt™ Power Platform for AI Data Centers
DIMAAG and Toshiba are partnering to develop battery storage solutions for AI data center power platforms.
- New report reveals how to unlock distributed energy storage resourcesStudy
A new report outlines strategies for unlocking and integrating distributed energy storage resources into the grid.
- The Marine Sanctuary Protecting the Gulf’s Coral Life
A marine sanctuary in the Gulf of Mexico is working to protect coral ecosystems from environmental threats.
- Lego Billionaires to Invest ‘Heavily’ in Plastic Recycling Tech
The owners of Lego are planning significant investments into new plastic recycling technologies.
- Sea Level Rise committee approves 2027-28 work plan
A local committee has approved a work plan focused on addressing sea level rise for the 2027-28 period.Also: thejoltnews.com
- Resilient coastal program taking center stage in Carolina Beach public meeting
Carolina Beach officials are holding a public meeting to discuss the implementation of a new coastal resilience program.
- ZAWYA: Egypt ranks second in Africa for projected 2026 solar additions at 2 GWReprint
Egypt is projected to add 2 GW of solar capacity in 2026, ranking second in Africa.
- Georgia House Minority Leader calls for climate change impact assessment in Columbus
A Georgia lawmaker is calling for a formal assessment of climate change impacts in the city of Columbus.Also: WRBL
- Support grows for 2026 UK wildfire conference
A 2026 UK wildfire conference is organizing stakeholders to address the growing threat of wildfires in the region.
- Beavers 'could boost wildlife and tackle drought'
Wildlife groups are exploring the reintroduction of beavers to help manage water levels and mitigate drought risks.
- Adapting at speed to climate change
Researchers discuss the necessity and challenges of accelerating adaptation strategies in response to climate change.
- USACE, partner agencies conduct tabletop exercise ahead of El Nino
The US Army Corps of Engineers is conducting emergency preparedness exercises in anticipation of El Niño impacts.
- evoBuild Low-Carbon Concrete for 33-35 Piccadilly Project - News and Statistics
The 33-35 Piccadilly construction project is utilizing low-carbon concrete as part of its sustainability strategy.Also: IndexBox
- New white paper advocates for greater use of wood in building design
A new white paper advocates for increased use of wood in building design to improve sustainability.
- Third day of 4th Climate Week gets underway in Baku (PHOTO)
The fourth annual Climate Week in Baku continues with its scheduled programming.Also: AzerNews
- From the Gridiron to the Grid: Five Solar Stadiums Powering NFL Sundays – SEIA
Five NFL stadiums have installed solar energy systems to power their facilities.
- PRF Technologies to Establish GridFeed™ as a Standalone Subsidiary to Pursue Strategic Alliances for Its AI-Driven Renewable Energy Trading Platform
PRF Technologies is spinning off its AI-driven renewable energy trading platform into a standalone subsidiary.Also: Yahoo! Finance Canada
- Metalogika intends to establish solar cell manufacturing in Indonesia with Midsummer equipment and know-how
Metalogika plans to launch solar cell manufacturing in Indonesia using technology and equipment from Midsummer.
- Inox signs 800MW solar module supply deal with ‘leading’ US developer
Inox has secured a contract to supply 800MW of solar modules to a major U.S. renewable energy developer.
- Fortis Energy advances 375 MWp of Balkan solar, BESS projects
Fortis Energy is advancing 375 MWp of solar and battery storage projects across the Balkan region.
- Tunisia awards 455 MW of solar PV capacity under 6th round
Tunisia has awarded 455 MW of solar photovoltaic capacity as part of its sixth renewable energy tender.
- The overlooked fleet emissions opportunity sitting underneath every vehicle
Fleet operators are being encouraged to address emissions through improved vehicle maintenance and efficiency strategies.
- Hindustan Zinc Signs Six-Year Transport Deal For 30 Electric Trucks
Hindustan Zinc has signed a contract to deploy 30 electric trucks for its transport operations.
- OptiGrid CEO on Battery Storage Optimization, Warranties, and Trading Constraints - News and Statistics
The CEO of OptiGrid discusses technical challenges and optimization strategies for battery storage systems.Also: IndexBox
- DERs explained: microgrids, BESS, and energy optimization | Eaton PSEC
This explainer details the role of distributed energy resources, microgrids, and battery storage in modern energy optimization.Also: Aerocontact.com
- Australia's Grid-Scale Batteries Earn AU$28.79M in August 2026Study
Australian grid-scale battery installations generated 28.79 million Australian dollars in revenue during August 2026.
- 5 NFL Stadiums Powered by Solar Energy
Several NFL stadiums are adopting solar energy and storage systems to power their facilities, demonstrating the mainstreaming of renewable energy.
- Here’s our first look at Nissan’s new entry-level Pixo EV [Images]
Nissan is planning to reintroduce the Pixo model as an affordable electric vehicle priced under $25,000.
- BYD cuts Denza Z9 GT EV prices with the new e3 Premium trim, starting at about $50,000
BYD has launched a lower-priced trim for its Denza Z9 GT electric vehicle, starting at approximately $50,000.
- 6 ways to lower your building’s carbon footprintClickbait
A listicle provides six strategies for reducing the carbon footprint of commercial buildings.
- UK dairy needs £2.4bn investment to meet 2030 sustainability goals
The UK dairy industry requires significant investment to meet its 2030 sustainability and emissions targets.
- Automation, renewable energy policy impact energy employment
A report examines how automation and renewable energy policies are influencing employment in the energy sector.
- Copilot Capital invests in Green Eagle Solutions
Copilot Capital has invested in Green Eagle Solutions to support renewable energy technology development.Also: Renewables Now
- Mayor Cuts Ribbon on City’s Largest Solar Energy Project
Milwaukee's mayor inaugurated the city's largest municipal solar energy project.Also: MLive.com
- Are AI-powered robots the future of solar construction?Clickbait
The solar industry is exploring the potential use of AI-powered robotics to improve the efficiency and speed of construction.
- Albuquerque Solar Expansion: 6 MW Renewable Energy Partnership Announced - News and StatisticsReprint
A new 6-megawatt solar energy partnership has been announced for the Albuquerque area.
- Rajiv Gauba Launches PACT & ZET Marketplace To Strategic Electrification of India’s Freight Sector
Indian officials launched new platforms to accelerate the electrification of the country's freight sector.
- Call for Applications: Reef Rescue Initiative ProgramStudy
A funding program has opened applications for initiatives focused on reef rescue and marine conservation.
- Sustainable solutions to coral protection and restoration
An overview of various methods and strategies currently used for the protection and restoration of coral reef ecosystems.
- Good News For Consumers: Solar Panel Prices Hit Record Lows! | Public News Rocket Launch Today (W1pGyaygnx)Clickbait
Solar panel prices have reached record lows, according to recent market reports.
- Hyundai Motor Wins Three Honors at 2026 What Car? Electric Car AwardsReprint
Hyundai received multiple awards for its electric and hybrid vehicle models at the 2026 What Car? Electric Car Awards.
- RGNT’s 85 MPH retro electric motorcycle just got a scrambler makeover
Swedish manufacturer RGNT has introduced a new scrambler-style version of its retro-inspired electric motorcycle.
- The Conference Board Launches Climate Hub to Help Companies Navigate the Risks and Opportunities of a Changing PlanetReprint
The Conference Board has launched a new hub to assist corporations in managing climate-related risks and opportunities.
- Local cranberry farm uses technology to navigate drought conditions
A Wisconsin cranberry farm is implementing new irrigation technology to manage ongoing drought conditions.
- T&T voices helping shape the world’s climate future
Representatives from Trinidad and Tobago are participating in international efforts to shape global climate policy.Also: Trinidad Guardian
- Saving energy and money to meet more demand: Northwest Harvest adds solar panels
Northwest Harvest has installed solar panels to reduce energy costs and meet operational demand.
- Small-scale solar farm in Hanover gives new life to Harris family land
A family in Hanover, Virginia, has converted private land into a small-scale solar farm.
- New land screening tool for solar and storage developers
A new digital tool has been developed to help solar and storage developers screen land for project suitability.Also: IndexBox
- ACME Solar Holdings reports record Q1 FY27 revenue of ₹954 croreStudy
ACME Solar Holdings reported record revenue for the first quarter of the 2027 fiscal year.
- Green number plates legally valid for electric vehicles
Sri Lanka has officially authorized the use of green license plates to identify electric vehicles.
- Data Center Energy Storage Systems MarketStudy
A market research report details the current landscape and growth projections for energy storage systems in data centers.
- BrenX Reports First Half 2026 Financial Results and Advances Integrated Energy Infrastructure StrategyReprint
BrenX released its 2026 first-half financial results while continuing to advance its integrated energy infrastructure strategy.
- Kia’s electric van now comes in 10 top hats, including a 7-seater and an upscale Prime model
Kia has expanded its PV5 electric van lineup to include ten different body styles, including a new seven-seater model.
- New WMLP Solar Rebate Information
The Town of Wellesley has released updated information regarding its local solar rebate program.
- Applications Open for Second Round of MachairWind £10K Islands Fund
Applications are open for the second round of a community fund supported by the MachairWind offshore project.
- Solar CaliforniaClickbait
A brief overview discusses the current state and growth of solar energy adoption in California.
- Renewable energy coming to Western NY thanks to NYS Fair butter sculpture
A butter sculpture at the New York State Fair is being used to promote renewable energy initiatives in Western New York.
- Harvest Solar Energy explains why solar may be right for you or your businessClickbait
A solar company provides information on the potential benefits of solar energy for residential and business customers.
- China Energy Transition Review 2026Study
A new report analyzes the current status and trajectory of China's energy transition.Also: Ember
- Federal Court Strikes Down NJ State Approval of Controversial NESE Fracked Gas Pipeline
A federal court overturned New Jersey's approval of the NESE fracked gas pipeline, citing environmental concerns.Also: Food & Water Watch
- This company says it can help cool the planet for $10 billion a year; scientists are raising red flags
Scientists are questioning a company's proposal to cool the planet through large-scale geoengineering.
- Shuttered nuclear plant in Iowa gets $1.9B federal loan to restart
The U.S. government issued a $1.9 billion loan to restart the shuttered Duane Arnold nuclear power plant in Iowa.
- The world is adapting to extreme heat — but not nearly fast enough
Global efforts to adapt infrastructure and public health systems to extreme heat are currently insufficient to keep pace with rising temperatures.Also: The Guardian, The Guardian
- How California is winning the EV war against Trump’s rollbacks
California is leveraging state-level policies to maintain EV adoption and emissions standards despite federal regulatory rollbacks.Also: Los Angeles Times $
- NASA Aims for Climate-Friendly Aviation
NASA is developing new technologies and research initiatives to reduce the environmental impact and carbon emissions of the aviation industry.
- Indigenous territories maintain Amazon forest just as well as protected areas, study findsStudy
A study shows that Indigenous-managed territories in the Ecuadorian Amazon protect forests as effectively as formal government-protected areas.
- UNGA: Appeal to global leadership to act before El Niño strikes
UN officials are calling for urgent global action and funding to mitigate the humanitarian impacts of an impending El Niño.
- China’s Use of Fossil Fuels Continues To Slow
China's reliance on fossil fuels continues to decline as the country transitions its energy mix.
- Oracle Issues RFP for 2 GW of Renewable Energy in New Mexico
Oracle has issued a request for proposals to procure 2 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity in New Mexico.Also: Oracle
- California could be first in the nation to create smoke-damage standards
California is considering becoming the first state to establish formal regulatory standards for smoke damage.
- Clock ticking for Brazil’s ambitious plan to fund tropical forests
Brazil faces a critical deadline to secure funding for its ambitious tropical forest conservation initiatives.
- Helion quietly shifts goalpost on fusion energy
Fusion energy company Helion has adjusted its development timeline and technical goals.Also: Axios
- Bay Area residents can tap millions in home electrification help
Bay Area residents now have access to significant financial incentives for home electrification projects.Also: Axios
- South Korea's power demand set to soar on AI boom as nation weighs expanding nuclear energy
South Korea is considering expanding nuclear energy to meet rising electricity demand driven by the AI sector.Also: Reuters
- Global move away from oil could lead to conflict and migration, experts say
Researchers warn that the global transition away from oil could trigger economic instability, conflict, and migration in fossil-fuel-dependent nations.
- Africa’s Climate Action Lagging Despite Promises, Funding Gap Denounced
Critics highlight a significant funding gap and lack of progress in implementing climate action promises across Africa.
- Delayed climate, clean air action costs $1.5tn yearly – UNStudy
The UN reports that failing to take timely action on climate change and air pollution costs the global economy $1.5 trillion annually.
- New York City’s Race Against Time to Floodproof Its Subway System
New York City is undertaking extensive infrastructure projects to protect its subway system from increased flooding caused by heavy rainfall.
- First national map reveals where Ireland's coast is most exposed to erosion and floodingStudy
Ireland has released its first national map identifying coastal areas most vulnerable to flooding and erosion from rising sea levels.
- New inquiry: As climate change hits, how should the UK adapt?
The UK Parliament has launched an inquiry to determine how the country should adapt to the impacts of climate change.
- The EPA Called a 17-Year-Old Rule 'Brand New' So Congress Could Fast-Track Killing It. A Judge Wasn't Buying It.
A judge blocked a congressional attempt to fast-track the repeal of an EPA rule by mischaracterizing its age.
- A Virginia school district pioneers solar and battery microgrids
A Virginia school district is implementing solar and battery microgrid systems to improve energy resilience and sustainability.
- Climate, ozone and nitrous oxide – how the Montreal Protocol can offer a path forward
The Montreal Protocol could provide a framework for addressing nitrous oxide emissions to mitigate climate change.
- Antarctic Link Could Improve Sea-Level Risk ModelsStudy
New research into Antarctic ice dynamics could improve the accuracy of global sea-level risk models.
- Can artificial snow save a melting glacier? Scientists tested cloud seeding on China’s Muz Taw Glacier and found a surprising change in ice lossStudy
Scientists testing cloud seeding on China’s Muz Taw Glacier observed changes in ice loss rates.
- Tighter Carbon Trading Rules Proposed for Power Plants Amid Electricity Cost Concerns
New Jersey regulators have proposed stricter carbon trading rules for power plants despite concerns regarding electricity costs.Also: njbia.org
- "We're rebuilding": Four nights to shape future of Florida's reef
Conservationists are working to restore Florida's coral reefs through intensive nursery and planting efforts.Also: Oceanographic Magazine
- Carbon credit financing emerges as Africa’s biggest bet for expanding clean cookingReprint
Carbon credit financing is supporting the transition to clean cooking stoves for millions of households across Africa.
- Physics-based AI unlocks first global predictions of carbon cycling in ocean sedimentsStudy
Researchers developed a physics-based AI to predict carbon cycling in ocean sediments, a key factor in global climate modeling.
- In Nepal, climate adaptation starts with what communities already know
Following catastrophic flooding in the Himalayas, communities are increasingly integrating local knowledge into climate adaptation and disaster preparedness strategies.
- Wisconsin is adding 42 new EV fast-charging stations – here’s where
Wisconsin is utilizing $25 million in federal funding to install 42 new DC fast-charging stations across the state.
- The rout continues: BEVs up, ICE way down in China in Aug, Tesla also down
Battery electric vehicle sales in China continued to rise in August, while sales of internal combustion engine vehicles declined.
- UN calls for coordinated action to tackle air pollution and climate change
The UN is calling for integrated global policies to address the dual challenges of air pollution and climate change.
- Panasonic Automotive Systems Group secures SBTi validation for greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets
Panasonic Automotive Systems Group has received official validation from the SBTi for its greenhouse gas reduction targets.Also: Morningstar, marketscreener.com
- Egypt advances coastal protection projects to address climate risks along northern shoreline
Egypt is implementing new coastal protection projects to mitigate climate-related risks along its northern shoreline.
- East Coast Port Launches $45M Electric Truck Push
An East Coast port has initiated a $45 million project to deploy electric trucks for port operations.Also: Electrek
- India's energy storage need to reach 411 GWh by FY32, unlocking ₹4 lakh crore opportunity: ReportStudy
A new report estimates India will require 411 GWh of energy storage capacity by 2032, representing a significant investment opportunity.Also: ANI News
- UK CBAM EXPLAINED | India’s Carbon Market Wins Recognition. Will Exporters Escape Britain’s Carbon Tax?
An analysis explains the implications of the UK's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism for Indian exporters.
- MENA Adds 16 GW of Renewable Energy Capacity in 2025Study
The Middle East and North Africa region added 16 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity throughout 2025.
- AGN chair calls for stronger climate adaptation in Africa
The African Group of Negotiators chair is calling for increased investment and focus on climate adaptation across Africa.
- Britain unprepared for extreme weather, warns reportStudy
A new report warns that the United Kingdom remains inadequately prepared for the impacts of extreme weather events.
- ADB pledges $5 million for Nepal, bank chief urges climate resilience
The Asian Development Bank has pledged $5 million to Nepal while emphasizing the urgent need for climate resilience investments.
- Sausalito poster child on how to handle sea level rise
Sausalito residents are implementing local strategies to address and adapt to rising sea levels.Also: KTVU
- Mumbai braces for rising seas as BMC orders fresh coastal risk assessment
Mumbai authorities have commissioned a new coastal risk assessment to prepare for rising sea levels.
- Lessons For India In Nepal Flood Disaster: Monitor, Forecast, Communicate
An editorial argues that India must improve monitoring and communication systems to mitigate risks from glacial lake outburst floods.Also: NDTV
- Kyrgyzstan proposed to establish a global mountain climate center in Bishkek.
Kyrgyzstan has proposed the establishment of a global mountain climate center in Bishkek to address climate impacts.
- “Supersized” El Ninõ puts Southeast Asia’s renewables transition to the test
El Niño conditions are complicating the transition to renewable energy sources across Southeast Asia.
- Methane: Reiche met with US corporations + COP31 negotiating positions + Wetlands to combat drought
Recent briefings cover methane policy discussions, COP31 negotiations, and the use of wetlands for drought mitigation.
- New UN report: why clean air is good for the budgetStudy
A new UN report highlights the economic benefits of improving air quality through emissions reduction policies.
- Energy Department proposes new plan to encourage renewable projects cut out of net energy billing
Maine's Energy Department proposed a plan to support renewable energy projects excluded from net energy billing.
- The global energy race: A multi-trillion-dollar opportunityStudy
Barclays Investment Bank analyzes the multi-trillion-dollar economic potential of the global transition to clean energy.
- Thailand Maps Plan to Source 89% of Power From Clean Energy
Thailand has released a plan to source 89 percent of its electricity from clean energy.
- Large solar project on Navajo Nations leaves residents skeptical
Residents of the Navajo Nation express skepticism regarding the development of a large-scale solar project on their land.
- EXCLUSIVE: Commission to defend 'dedicated' EU renewables target in post-2030 review
The European Commission plans to defend maintaining specific renewable energy targets in its upcoming post-2030 policy review.
- Batteries help cut solar curtailment in half, as PV output hits monthly record
Increased battery storage capacity has helped reduce solar energy curtailment by half in Australia as solar output reaches record levels.
- Cyberattack on BESS fleets ‘probable’ by 2031, modeling warnsStudy
New modeling warns that cyberattacks on battery energy storage system fleets are likely by 2031.
- Solar mini-grids and batteries could expand electricity access in West Africa, IRENA saysStudy
IRENA reports that solar mini-grids and battery storage are essential for expanding electricity access in West Africa.
- Türkiye Accelerates Energy Transition as Renewables, Grid Investment and Climate Policy Take Centre Stage
Türkiye is accelerating its energy transition through increased investment in renewables, grid infrastructure, and climate policy.
- India May Mandate Storage For Solar, Wind Projects From 2027Reprint
India is considering a policy to mandate energy storage for renewable energy projects starting in 2027.
- EDF Sells Green Hybrid Bonds to Prolong Nuclear Power PlantsStudy
EDF is issuing green hybrid bonds to fund the life extension of its nuclear power plants.
- The Next Big Thing in Solar Technology Is Back
New developments in solar technology are emerging as the industry seeks to improve efficiency and deployment.
- Big read: How are investors dealing with extreme heat’s impacts on workers?
Investors are increasingly evaluating how extreme heat impacts worker safety and productivity.
- COP31: What are the negotiation priorities of the Pacific Islands and LDCs?
This briefing outlines the primary negotiation goals for Pacific Island nations and Least Developed Countries ahead of the COP31 climate summit.
- New Analysis Projects Significant Renewable Energy SlowdownStudy
New analysis projects a significant slowdown in the growth of renewable energy deployment.
- Equinor Brings its Largest Energy Storage Project Online in the US
Equinor has commissioned its largest energy storage project in the United States.Also: Cyprus Shipping News, Rigzone
- Clean Power Capacity Jumps 45%
Clean power capacity additions in the United States increased by 45 percent in the second quarter.
- UMass Boston chancellor to step down and join the school’s faculty to focus on issues related to climate change, AI
UMass Boston chancellor Marcelo Suárez-Orozco will step down to focus his academic work on climate change and artificial intelligence.
- Oracle Announces up to $1 Million for Research into Carbon Capture and Sequestration in New Mexico
Oracle is providing up to 1 million dollars in funding for carbon capture and sequestration research in New Mexico.Also: KRQE
- Candidates outline Taipei climate resilience plans after low international ranking
Taipei mayoral candidates are presenting new climate resilience plans following criticism of the city's international rankings.
- Straw houses could help UK meet housing targets while cutting emissions
Using straw as a building material could help the UK meet housing construction goals while lowering carbon emissions.Also: University of Bath, bath.ac.uk
- Formula 1 Removes Nearly 80,000 Tons of Emissions Since Sustainability Launch
Formula 1 reports it has removed nearly 80,000 tons of emissions since launching its sustainability initiative.
- Why Sodium-Ion Batteries Are Gaining Ground in Grid-Scale Storage Despite Lower Energy Density
Sodium-ion batteries are increasingly adopted for grid-scale storage due to cost and supply chain advantages despite lower energy density.
- West Virginia solar project to pair lithium BESS with zinc long-duration energy storage
A West Virginia solar project will integrate lithium-ion batteries with zinc-based long-duration energy storage technology.
- Researchers from Peru, Chile, and Argentina propose measures to mitigate avalanches following glacier collapse in NepalStudy
Researchers propose mitigation measures for avalanche risks following glacier collapses in Nepal.Also: kathmandupost.com
- ADB signs first Transaction Advisory Pact in India to mobilise $1 billion for green energy projectsReprint
The Asian Development Bank has signed an agreement to help mobilize $1 billion for green energy projects in India.
- What Lithium EV Battery Shortage? New Recycler Picks Up Where Ascend Elements Left Off
A new company has taken over a Georgia battery recycling facility following the bankruptcy of the previous operator, maintaining domestic lithium supply chains.
- FORT Science in Action 2026, Part 5: Helping communities adapt to wildfireStudy
The USGS outlines strategies and research to help communities adapt to wildfire risks.
- Satellites and AI Team Up for Faster Wildfire DetectionStudy
New satellite and AI technologies are being deployed to improve the speed of wildfire detection.
- From early warning to early action: Governing water for drought-resilient landscapesStudy
A CGIAR report outlines strategies for governing water resources to improve drought resilience in agricultural landscapes.Also: CGIAR
- ’I’m in survival mode’: Farmers turn to new crops for earnings in the face of repeated droughts
Farmers are increasingly adopting new crop varieties to maintain earnings amidst recurring drought conditions.
- The Great Garuda: Jakarta's Unfinished Vision for a Climate-Proof Coast
An architectural overview examines the status of Jakarta's proposed coastal defense project designed to mitigate climate-related sea-level rise.
- Post-Flood Livelihood Restoration and Climate-Resilient Agriculture Strengthened in NICRA Village of OdishaStudy
The Indian Council of Agricultural Research reports on successful post-flood restoration and climate-resilient farming initiatives in Odisha.
- Planning for Sea Level Rise Splits Humboldt Commission
A Humboldt County commission is divided over how to integrate sea level rise projections into local planning.
- EcoVadis, CO2 AI Partner to Help Companies Measure, Reduce Supply Chain Emissions
EcoVadis and CO2 AI have partnered to provide tools for companies to measure and reduce supply chain emissions.
- Onboard carbon capture offers a practical CO2 emissions reduction pathway for shipping's global fleet — SMI DIGITAL
Onboard carbon capture technology is being presented as a viable method for reducing CO2 emissions in the global shipping industry.
- Pacific youth adopt climate demands ahead of COP31
Pacific youth leaders have finalized a set of climate demands to present ahead of the COP31 summit.
- NLR Campus To Host US Department of Energy Geothermal Center of Excellence
The U.S. Department of Energy is establishing a Geothermal Center of Excellence at the NLR campus.
- Pan-European battery storage and renewable energy platform Aukera closes €460 million credit facility
Aukera has secured a 460 million euro credit facility to expand its European battery storage and renewable energy projects.
- Spain plans new aid programme for clean tech manufacturing
The Spanish government is planning a new aid program to support domestic clean technology manufacturing.
- Anza Power Signs Amazon’s First Standalone Battery Storage Tolling Agreement in Asia Pacific
Anza Power has signed a battery storage tolling agreement with Amazon to support renewable energy operations in the Asia Pacific region.
- Odyssey Energy solutions raises $74 million to scale distributed renewable energy finance across Africa
Odyssey Energy Solutions has raised $74 million to expand financing for distributed renewable energy projects across Africa.
- Germany H1 2026 Electricity: Renewables at 59.1%, Wind Leads - News and StatisticsStudy
Data shows that renewable energy accounted for 59.1% of Germany's electricity generation in the first half of 2026.
- SolarPower Europe Lifts 2026 EU Solar Forecast After H1 GrowthStudy
SolarPower Europe has increased its 2026 solar growth forecast for the EU following strong performance in the first half of the year.
- European markets set daily solar records for September
Multiple European markets recorded their highest-ever daily solar energy production levels during September.
- Southeast Asia Drives Chinese Clean Technology Exports as ASEAN Purchases Surpass $20 BillionReprint
Southeast Asian nations have imported over $20 billion in Chinese clean technology, driving regional energy transitions.
- Major Government Initiatives for Clean Transport in India
An overview of current Indian government initiatives aimed at promoting clean transportation.
- ACWA Power starts commercial operations at 340MW off-grid solar-plus-storage project
ACWA Power has commenced operations at a 340MW off-grid solar and battery storage project.Also: pv-tech.org
- Dominican Republic opens new phase for up to 600 MW/1.2 GWh of storage
The Dominican Republic has launched a new procurement phase for up to 600 MW of energy storage capacity.Also: ESS News, BNamericas
- Europe’s Battery Storage Boom Accelerates as 2026 Installations Set to Jump 78% YoY
European battery storage installations are projected to increase by 78% year-over-year in 2026.
- Analysing the EU policy mix for the built environment from a sufficiency perspectiveStudy
A policy analysis examines the EU's regulatory framework for the built environment through the lens of energy sufficiency.
- LDCs unite in Dili, set ambitious climate agenda ahead of COP31
Least Developed Countries met in Dili to coordinate their climate policy agendas ahead of the COP31 summit.
- Bigger NOAH funding to boost disaster, climate change response
The Philippines is increasing funding for the NOAH project to improve disaster management and climate change response capabilities.Also: BusinessMirror, manilastandard.net
- Governor Mills of Maine Announces $4.7M in Grants to Improve Energy Efficiency
Maine Governor Janet Mills announced $4.7 million in grants to support energy efficiency improvements across the state.
- Google Backs West Virginia Solar-Plus-Storage Project
Google is providing financial backing for a new solar-plus-storage project located in West Virginia.
- Innovative Process Boosts Clean Hydrogen Production
Researchers have developed an innovative process designed to increase the efficiency of clean hydrogen production.
- Solar’s infrastructure obstacle
This report examines the significant infrastructure challenges currently hindering the rapid expansion of solar energy.
- Optimized semi-transparent PV greenhouse design increases energy output by 20.1%Study
Researchers developed an optimized semi-transparent photovoltaic greenhouse design that improves energy generation efficiency by 20.1 percent.
- Europe’s future climate resilient farming policy
European policymakers are developing new strategies to ensure agricultural practices remain resilient against the impacts of climate change.
- Dacia to bring popular EV Spring back home to Europe from ChinaReprint
Dacia is shifting production of its Spring electric vehicle model from China back to Europe.
- Kia launches three new GT EVs, including an electric hot hatch and two SUVs [Images]
Kia has expanded its electric vehicle lineup by introducing high-performance GT versions of the EV3, EV4, and EV5 models.Also: Electrek
- Declaration of a State of Climate Emergency 2026/2027 - Building a movement closer to winning
Climaximo outlines a declaration for a state of climate emergency to mobilize movement building through 2027.
- WattPower Introduces 506KTL Grid-Forming Inverter for Utility-Scale Solar Projects
WattPower has launched a new grid-forming inverter designed for utility-scale solar energy projects.
- AP sets sights on record feeder-level solarisation
The Indian state of Andhra Pradesh is planning a major initiative to increase feeder-level solarization.Also: ET EnergyWorld, The Times of India
- EV Case Strengthens, But India’s Buyers Want More
The market for electric vehicles in India is growing, though consumer demand for more options remains high.Also: indiagazette.com, The Tribune
- World EV Day 2026: Electric Trucks Drive India Toward a Cleaner and More Efficient Freight Future
Industry perspectives highlight the role of electric trucks in decarbonizing India's freight and logistics sector.
- Lords Mobility and Speedloop Auto Launch Pilot Electric Last-Mile Delivery Initiative for Flipkart in Pune
Lords Mobility and Speedloop Auto have launched a pilot program for electric last-mile delivery services in Pune, India.
- California Environmental Law & Policy Update 9.4.26
A legal update summarizes recent developments in California environmental law and climate-related policy.
- Batteries in the Energy Market: Technologies for the Grid
This overview examines various battery technologies currently being integrated into energy markets.
- Call for DFAT climate-risk travel warnings after disaster
Travel industry advocates are calling for the Australian government to issue climate-risk warnings for travelers following recent disasters.
- Vertical Aerospace’s eVTOL Can Fly. The Passenger Business Is Still Unproven
Vertical Aerospace successfully demonstrated transition flight for its electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, though commercial viability remains uncertain.
- Environmental Impact Assessment: A Procedural Avenue for Enforcing Substantive Climate ObligationsStudy
This analysis examines how environmental impact assessments can be used to enforce climate obligations.
- Perceived Naturalness Predicts Public Support for Unpopular Effective Climate SolutionsStudy
Research suggests that framing climate solutions as 'natural' increases public support for them.Also: Earth.com
- Toxic air from forest fires could be reduced by climate actionReprint
Climate mitigation strategies could help reduce the prevalence of toxic air pollution caused by forest fires.
- Perennial Grains: A Resilient Alternative for Climate-Stressed Farmers - News and StatisticsStudy
A report highlights the potential of perennial grains as a resilient agricultural alternative for farmers facing climate stress.
- Fiber Broadband Association Paper Finds Fiber Delivers Significant Energy and Carbon Reduction Advantages Compared to HFC Cable and Fixed WirelessStudy
A industry paper finds that fiber broadband infrastructure offers significant energy and carbon reduction benefits over alternative technologies.Also: Business Wire
- A battery plant cut energy use by more than 10% in 2025, CBAK Energy says.
CBAK Energy reports that one of its battery manufacturing plants reduced its energy consumption by over 10% in 2025.
- Barry Callebaut partners with Arla on lower-carbon dairy supply chain
Barry Callebaut and Arla have partnered to implement lower-carbon practices within their dairy supply chain.Also: ESM Magazine
- IPC Systems' Emissions Reduction Targets Validated by the Science Based Targets Initiative
IPC Systems has had its corporate emissions reduction targets officially validated by the Science Based Targets initiative.Also: Macau Business
- Youths reject tokenism at climate talk
Youth activists at a climate conference expressed dissatisfaction with being included only for symbolic purposes.
- UEFA under fire from Fossil Free Football
The advocacy group Fossil Free Football is pressuring UEFA to end partnerships with fossil fuel companies.
- Chile Adds Renewable Energy to Power MixReprint
Chile continues to integrate more renewable energy sources into its national power grid.
- A circular future for renewables
Industry experts discuss the necessity of circular economy practices for the future of renewable energy technologies.
- Torrent Green Energy commissions 322MWp of solar projects in Maharashtra
Torrent Green Energy has commissioned 322 MWp of new solar power capacity in the Indian state of Maharashtra.Also: Yahoo Finance
- Eco Wave Power signs agreement with AI engineering GmbH to advance AI-powered digital twin platform for wave energy
Eco Wave Power is partnering with AI engineering GmbH to develop AI-driven digital twins for wave energy technology.
- Grenergy completes the sale of the fourth phase of Oasis de Atacama for $475 millionReprint
Grenergy has finalized the sale of the fourth phase of its Oasis de Atacama solar and storage project for $475 million.
- Smartports awarded approximately SEK 25 million through Klimatklivet for 49 energy hub projects across Sweden
The Swedish government awarded 25 million SEK to support 49 energy hub projects across the country through the Klimatklivet initiative.
- Rock climber Alex Honnold's solar-focused foundation is helping finance dozens of projects globally
The Honnold Foundation, founded by climber Alex Honnold, is providing funding for various global solar energy projects.
- Ørsted believes in Korea’s commitment to expanding renewable energy
Ørsted has expressed confidence in South Korea's ongoing commitment to expanding its renewable energy sector.Also: Ocean Energy Resources
- A camera watched a Washington tidal turbine for 109 days, and two fish that struck its spinning blades had been chased straight toward them by hungry seals
Monitoring of a Washington tidal turbine revealed that fish strikes were caused by seals chasing prey into the turbine's path.
- Govt targets 20pc renewable power by 2030, 30pc by 2040
The government of Bangladesh has set targets to reach 20% renewable energy by 2030 and 30% by 2040.
- Solarworld Energy, Rays Power form JV for 2.4GW solar cell plant
Solarworld Energy and Rays Power have formed a joint venture to construct a 2.4GW solar cell manufacturing plant.
- South Africa woos Chinese investors for renewable energy drive
South Africa is actively seeking investment from Chinese firms to support its national renewable energy expansion efforts.
- Australia's solar curtailment nearly halves in August as generation climbs, says Rystad EnergyStudy
Rystad Energy reports that solar curtailment in Australia nearly halved in August as total generation increased.
- Tata Power Solaroof Crosses 5 Lakh Rooftop Solar Installations, Facilitates Over INR 8,500 Crore in Financing
Tata Power Solaroof has surpassed 500,000 rooftop solar installations, supported by over 8,500 crore rupees in financing.
- Spain expands renewables but lags in battery storage development — The Japan TimesReprint
Spain is increasing its renewable energy capacity but faces challenges regarding the development of sufficient battery storage infrastructure.
- Czechia Spends Tens of Billions of Crowns Yearly Supporting Solar Plants — What Happens After 2030?
Czechia faces questions regarding the future of solar plant subsidies and financial support structures beyond 2030.
- India’s Shift to Electric Vehicles, Initiatives, Benefits, Challenges
This overview details the current status, benefits, and challenges of India's transition to electric vehicle transportation.
- News Content Hub - New zero-emission passenger-vehicle ferry built for stunning Lysefjorden
A new zero-emission passenger ferry has been launched for service in Norway's Lysefjorden.
- EDF Brings 150MW/600MWh BESS Online in Belgium; Engie Starts 74MW/296MWh Project - News and Statistics
Energy companies EDF and Engie have launched new large-scale battery energy storage projects in Belgium.
- Samsung secures grid clearance for 400 MWh battery in Australia
Samsung has received grid clearance for a 400 MWh battery storage project in Australia.
- Energy Fiji Limited Signs MoU For Yaqara Solar And Battery Storage Project In Fiji
Energy Fiji Limited has signed a memorandum of understanding to develop a new solar and battery storage project in Yaqara.
- AGN Chair demands urgent climate adaptation, food systems integration on road to COP32
The African Group of Negotiators chair calls for integrating food systems into climate adaptation strategies before COP32.
- Africa must move from climate pledges to action, Onuigbo tells CCDA-XIV
African leaders are urged to transition from making climate pledges to implementing concrete actions at the CCDA-XIV conference.
- African Energy Week (AEW) 2026 to Explore carbon capture and storage to extract value from oil and gas
An upcoming energy conference will focus on carbon capture and storage technologies for the oil and gas sector.
- Suzlon Wins 200 MW Wind Energy Order From Ayana Renewable Power
Suzlon has secured a contract to supply 200 MW of wind energy capacity to Ayana Renewable Power.
- Egypt to become Africa’s second-largest solar market in 2026
Egypt is projected to become the second-largest solar energy market in Africa by 2026.
- Maersk Brings Wind Power to Its Container Ships
Shipping company Maersk is integrating wind-assisted propulsion technology into its container ships to reduce emissions.
- Daiwa Energy Signs 50-MW ENEOS Battery EPC Contract
Daiwa Energy has secured a contract to provide engineering, procurement, and construction services for a 50-megawatt battery project.
- BYD’s new Defender-like SUV breaks cover for the first time
BYD is testing a new, boxy electric SUV intended to serve as a lower-priced alternative to its existing models.
- Volkswagen is launching a longer ID. Buzz Cargo LWB electric van
Volkswagen is expanding its electric van lineup with the upcoming launch of a long-wheelbase version of the ID. Buzz Cargo.
- wpd windmanager Highlights Expanded Operations Management Requirements for Wind and Solar Farms
Operations management requirements are increasing for wind and solar farms as the industry scales.
- Hyundai Translead Adds Range Zero Emissions Dealer for XCIENT Fuel CellReprint
Hyundai Translead has expanded its dealer network to include a new partner for its XCIENT fuel cell electric trucks.
- Clay town leaders set to vote on battery storage systems, bring up new concert proposals
Local officials in Clay, New York, are preparing to vote on regulations regarding the installation of battery storage systems.
- Bishop seeks clean energy roadmap amid Visayas power woes
A bishop in the Philippines is calling for a clean energy roadmap to address regional power supply issues.
- Everest Kanto Cylinder files FY26 BRSR with 35% carbon cut target
Everest Kanto Cylinder has filed a business report committing to a 35% reduction in carbon emissions by fiscal year 2026.
- Veridue platform launches to facilitate energy infrastructure deals
A new platform called Veridue has launched to assist in facilitating energy infrastructure investment deals.Also: Renewables Now
- Polish municipality seeks contractor for hydrogen energy storage plant
A municipality in Poland is seeking contractors to build a new hydrogen energy storage facility.
- Suzlon secures 200MW wind turbine order from Ayana in IndiaReprint
Suzlon has secured a contract to supply 200MW of wind turbines to Ayana Renewable Power in India.
- Solar, BESS developer Cloudbreak bags investment from Germany’s GetecReprint
Cloudbreak, a developer of solar and battery storage projects, has received an investment from the German company Getec.
- Toyota Targets Fleet Emissions With Renewable Diesel
Toyota is incorporating renewable diesel into its fleet operations as part of a strategy to reduce transportation emissions.
- Battery Storage Efficiency: Key to Future Grid Reliability and AI Power - News and StatisticsStudy
A report examines the role of battery storage efficiency in supporting future grid reliability and AI power needs.
- Residential Energy Storage Market Continues to Grow: Why Is Sige Aggressively Entering the Utility-Scale Energy Storage Sector?
An analysis explores the growth of the residential energy storage market and one company's expansion into utility-scale projects.
- Grid Interoperability Market Size, Share, Trends Report, 2033Study
A market research report forecasts trends and growth in the grid interoperability sector through 2033.
- Global Climate and Health Alliance receives award for mobilizing health community on climate change
The Global Climate and Health Alliance received an award for its work in mobilizing the health sector on climate issues.
- Southampton Dialogues Event Introduces New York Climate Exchange CEO to SBU
A university event introduced the new CEO of the New York Climate Exchange to the campus community.
- Asuene Launches Carbon-Footprint Service Using SuMPO Checklist
A company has launched a new service to help businesses calculate and manage their carbon footprints.
- GreenSpark Solar, Foodlink, and Bob Bechtold Honored with 2026 Top Projects Award for Innovative Solar Partnership
A local solar partnership project in Rochester received an award for its innovative approach to renewable energy.
- New Hampshire town energizes landfill solar site | Projects Weekly
A New Hampshire town has successfully energized a new solar array built on a former landfill site.
- City seeks proposals for youth climate action projects
The city of Rochester is soliciting project proposals from youth groups focused on local climate action initiatives.
- Electrical Engineering Student Works with Renewable Energy Lab in Brazil
A university student is collaborating with a renewable energy laboratory in Brazil on engineering research.
- Sungrow to Bring Together Energy Industry Leaders at Its 2026 Summits in Mexico and ChileReprint
Sungrow is organizing industry summits in Mexico and Chile to discuss energy sector developments.
- GoDaddy 2025 Global Stakeholder Impact Report: Environmental Impact | EnergyStudy
GoDaddy's 2025 impact report outlines the company's progress and goals regarding energy use and environmental sustainability.
- The Six EV Startups To WatchClickbait
A listicle highlights six emerging electric vehicle startups to watch.
- Evro Hits 100,000 Users
The electric vehicle platform Evro has reached a milestone of 100,000 registered users.
- Five Reputable Hybrid Solar Inverter Manufacturers in China 2026: Advancing Energy Storage SolutionsReprint
A promotional listicle identifies five Chinese manufacturers of hybrid solar inverters for 2026.
- Inox Wind Clarifies 100 MW Turnkey Order Was Received From Terra Clean, an IOCL SubsidiaryReprint
Inox Wind confirmed that a 100-megawatt turnkey wind project order was placed by a subsidiary of Indian Oil Corporation.
- Europe's largest carbon capture facility opens in Netherlands
Europe's largest carbon capture facility has officially opened in the Netherlands.
- BlackRock Says Chronic Climate Risks Not Priced In by MarketsStudy
BlackRock reports that financial markets are currently failing to accurately price long-term climate-related risks.Also: Bloomberg $
- Nepal puts UN climate fund to test after fatal US$2.5 billion flood
Nepal is seeking international climate funding following catastrophic flooding that caused significant economic and human losses.
- Nepalese Youth Demand Climate Aid Over Sympathy After Flood
Youth activists in Nepal are calling for systemic climate aid and justice rather than temporary sympathy following recent deadly floods.Also: myRepublica, 조선일보
- Kyrgyzstan Drafts $850 Million Climate Adaptation Plan Through 2035
Kyrgyzstan has drafted an $850 million climate adaptation plan to be implemented through 2035.
- UNEP: Tackling air pollution, climate crisis would boost global economy by 4.5 percent by 2050Study
A UNEP report estimates that addressing air pollution and climate change could increase global economic output by 4.5 percent by 2050.Also: BusinessGreen
- Taiwan's four major public funds commit to cease new investments in fossil fuels starting in 2030
Taiwan's four major public funds have committed to ending new investments in fossil fuels by 2030.
- Spain Is Reaching the Limits of Clean Energy Without Batteries
Spain faces grid integration challenges for renewable energy due to a lack of sufficient battery storage capacity.Also: Bloomberg $
- The rise of lithium-ion batteries – AnalysisStudy
The IEA provides an analysis of the growth and role of lithium-ion battery technology in the global energy transition.
- Six of the 16 major emitters reduced their emissions in 2025Study
A Joint Research Centre report indicates that six of the world's 16 major emitters successfully reduced their emissions in 2025.
- Summit on Clean Cooking in Africa
International stakeholders convened to discuss strategies for expanding clean cooking access across Africa.
- Can atmospheric methane removal limit peak warming?Study
A UNEP report examines whether atmospheric methane removal could help limit peak global warming as the 1.5°C threshold is approached.
- Mobilising private capital for climate resilienceStudy
The London School of Economics explores strategies to increase private sector investment in climate resilience projects.
- When clean energy meets climate risk: The hydropower paradox along the Brahmaputra
Hydropower projects along the Brahmaputra face increasing climate risks, highlighting the tension between clean energy and environmental stability.Also: India Water Portal
- Carbon capture tech exists. Scaling it up is the hard part
An analysis examines the technical and economic challenges involved in scaling up carbon capture and storage technologies.Also: dw.com
- Europe’s new weapon against carbon: burying emissions under the sea
European initiatives are increasingly focusing on sub-seabed carbon sequestration as a method to mitigate industrial emissions.
- China issues carbon emission quota allocation scheme for power, steel, cement, aluminum sectorsStudy
China has released a new carbon emission quota allocation scheme targeting the power, steel, cement, and aluminum industries.
- MENA Adds Record 16 GW of Renewable Energy Capacity in 2025: ReportStudy
The Middle East and North Africa region added a record 16 GW of renewable energy capacity in 2025.
- EVs Slashed Global Fuel Consumption Massively In 2025
The global adoption of electric vehicles significantly reduced total fuel consumption throughout 2025.Also: InsideEVs
- Carbon credit financing emerges as Africa’s biggest bet for expanding clean cooking
Carbon credit financing is being utilized to fund clean cooking initiatives across Africa to reduce emissions and improve health.Also: Associated Press
- Gates-backed TerraPower targets British nuclear power plant start by 2034
TerraPower, backed by Bill Gates, aims to launch a nuclear power plant in Britain by 2034.
- Russia EV sales double in summer as motorists face fuel shortages
Electric vehicle sales in Russia doubled during the summer amid domestic fuel supply shortages.Also: Reuters
- Carbon emissions and e-waste levies are favourites for new EU budget revenue
The European Union is considering carbon emission and e-waste levies as potential revenue sources for its upcoming budget.Also: euractiv.com
- London talks raise hopes for green shipping deal
International negotiations in London are showing progress toward a potential agreement to reduce emissions in the shipping industry.Also: Climate Home News
- Invest in clean air and climate action together and save trillions, says UNEPReprint
UNEP reports that integrated investment in clean air and climate action could save trillions of dollars globally.
- Cathay Pacific, Google expand AI trials to cut climate-warming aircraft contrails
Cathay Pacific and Google are expanding an AI project designed to adjust flight paths to reduce climate-warming contrails.Also: The Standard (HK)
- UNECE guide helps cities finance urban forests to survive extreme heatStudy
The UNECE released a guide to help municipal governments secure funding for urban forestry projects to mitigate extreme heat.
- Los Angeles coated its streets with a gray reflective layer to fight extreme heat, and the pavement itself really did run more than 10 degrees cooler, but the people walking on it felt hotter, because the heat hadn't gone anywhere — it was bouncing straight up intStudy
Research shows that reflective street coatings in Los Angeles cool pavement but may increase ambient heat felt by pedestrians.
- Natural carbon sinks absorb 40% of human CO2 but remain largely unpriced
Natural carbon sinks absorb 40% of human-caused CO2 emissions but remain largely undervalued in global economic systems.
- UN: Every US$1 invested in climate and clean-air action can return US$15Study
A UN report suggests that every dollar invested in climate and clean-air action yields a fifteen-dollar return.
- Q&A: What does the far-right state election win mean for Germany’s energy transition?
An analysis examines how recent far-right electoral gains in Germany might impact the country's ongoing energy transition.
- HSBC: Global Renewable Energy Spending Could Hit $20 TrillionStudy
HSBC analysts project that global investment in renewable energy could reach $20 trillion to meet climate targets.
- Google, Tesla, Sunrun, and PG&E partner on new California virtual power plant programme
Google, Tesla, Sunrun, and PG&E are collaborating on a new virtual power plant program in California.
- Africa pushes to turn climate pledges into investment and implementation as CCDA-XIV opens in Addis Ababa
African leaders and stakeholders are meeting in Addis Ababa to accelerate the implementation of climate pledges through increased investment.
- New digital tool shows exactly where California's water goes—and how climate change might disrupt it
A new digital tool tracks California's water usage and helps visualize how climate change might disrupt future supplies.Also: Maven's Notebook
- ICCT Claims EV Operating Costs ⅓ Lower In EuropeStudy
A report from the ICCT finds that operating an electric vehicle in Europe in 2025 costs one-third less than a combustion engine vehicle.
- Decades of satellite observations power new service for tracking climate changeStudy
Eumetsat has launched a new service utilizing decades of satellite data to monitor climate change trends.Also: EUMETSAT
- Cathay Pacific Partners with Google to Use AI Against Global Warming: Over 100 Flights Cut Contrail Climate Impact by 40%
Cathay Pacific is using AI to optimize flight paths and reduce the climate impact of contrails.
- Explainer: Climate finance is great but how do you get it?
This explainer outlines the complexities and challenges of accessing international climate finance for developing nations.Also: Dawn
- Barry Callebaut and Arla target dairy emissions with farm-level carbon partnership
Two food companies have launched a partnership to reduce dairy-related greenhouse gas emissions at the farm level.Also: FoodNavigator.com
- Local Carbon Falls, Neighbouring Pollution Rises: Truth About China’s Green Tax
Analysis suggests that China's green tax policies may lead to carbon leakage in neighboring regions.
- Labour proposes driving up carbon price by reducing reliance on planting pines
New Zealand's Labour Party proposes increasing the carbon price by reducing reliance on pine forest offsets.
- Delaying clean air initiatives in Delhi to cost lives and economies: report
A new report highlights the severe economic and public health consequences of delaying clean air policies in Delhi.
- On Clean Air Day, the EU Healthy Air Coalition is leading a call, joined by over 30 health organisations, for a fossil fuel phase-out to protect health
A coalition of over 30 health organizations is calling on the EU to phase out fossil fuels to protect public health.
- Clean energy driving good jobs, growth on Eastern Plains, study saysStudy
A new study finds that clean energy development is driving job growth and economic expansion in Colorado's Eastern Plains.Also: The Colorado Sun
- Nevada data center plan for 2 private gas plants tests renewable-energy rules
A proposed data center project in Nevada involving private gas plants is raising questions about compliance with renewable energy regulations.
- How China’s green tech is undercutting US energy strategy in Africa
China's expansion of green technology exports is impacting the competitive landscape of United States energy strategy in Africa.Also: South China Morning Post, SCMP
- Floating wind farms, bendable solar cells: How Koike wants to rewrite Tokyo's energy blueprint
Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike is proposing new energy policies including floating wind farms and advanced solar technology to modernize the city's power grid.Also: The Straits Times
- Solar to Surpass Coal in Texas Power Generation in 2026, EIA SaysStudy
The U.S. Energy Information Administration projects that solar power generation in Texas will surpass coal by 2026.
- EV batteries dwarf grid storage capacity in Europe, says BruegelStudy
A Bruegel report finds that the total capacity of electric vehicle batteries in Europe significantly exceeds current grid-scale storage capacity.Also: ESS News
- Biggest US Grid Operator to Begin Processing New Power Plant Projects
PJM Interconnection, the largest US grid operator, is beginning to process a new backlog of power plant project applications.Also: EnergyNow.com
- Campaigners launch fundraiser for legal challenge on methane pollution
Environmental campaigners are raising funds to support a legal challenge against methane pollution.Also: drill or drop?
- Pacific islands demand COP31 support for clean energy and finance
Pacific island nations are calling for increased international support for clean energy and climate finance at COP31.Also: Climate Home News
- Central Park adapts to climate change while helping New York stay cool
New York City is implementing adaptation strategies in Central Park to mitigate the urban heat island effect.Also: Global Issues.Org, UN News
- Karácsony Unveils Green Building Measures to Help Budapest Adapt to Climate Change
Budapest has announced new green building regulations designed to help the city adapt to rising temperatures.
- Domain-informed AI could help electricity grids plan for rising demand and changing climateStudy
Researchers are developing AI models to help electricity grids manage rising demand and climate-related stress.
- How beavers can help create fire breaks as part of a drought preparation plan
Beaver populations can be utilized to create natural fire breaks as part of broader drought adaptation strategies.
- Zero Carbon Heat Emerges As Australia's Hardest Climate ChallengeReprint
Decarbonizing industrial heat remains a significant challenge for Australia's climate transition goals.
- ArcelorMittal's Green Steel Faces Make-or-Break Price TestReprint
ArcelorMittal faces economic challenges in scaling the production and pricing of green steel.
- Expanding Energy Transmission and Distribution Infrastructure Resilience Across Major Indian CitiesStudy
A report outlines strategies for improving the climate resilience of energy infrastructure in major Indian cities.
- ISWG-GHG 22 discussions signal path back to Net-Zero deal, but political risks remain
International maritime discussions show progress toward net-zero goals, though political challenges remain for a final agreement.
- Agenda - Brussels to flesh out how to reach its 2040 climate goal
The European Commission is preparing to detail the specific policy measures required to meet its 2040 climate targets.
- UNEP Urges Dual-Target Carbon AccountingStudy
The UNEP is advocating for a dual-target approach to carbon accounting to improve emissions tracking.
- Spain Got a Head Start on Renewables — Now It Needs a Battery Revolution
Spain's rapid expansion of renewable energy capacity now requires significant investment in battery storage technology to manage grid stability.Also: Bloomberg $
- India’s clean energy transition now central to economic resilience: Pralhad Joshi
India's government emphasizes that the transition to clean energy is now a fundamental component of the nation's economic resilience.
- China temporarily suspends new battery storage factory approvals: ReportReprint
Reports indicate that China has temporarily suspended approvals for new battery energy storage manufacturing facilities.
- Vietnam lays early policy groundwork to aggregate rooftop PV, storage, and EVs into VPPs
Vietnam is developing policy frameworks to integrate rooftop solar, storage, and electric vehicles into virtual power plants.
- Why Is "Climate Overshoot" Now Reshaping Policy, Finance and Science?Clickbait
An analysis of how the concept of climate overshoot is forcing a re-evaluation of global policy, financial strategies, and scientific priorities.
- Council revamps flood defences in bid to tackle climate change
A local council is upgrading flood defense infrastructure as part of a broader strategy to address climate change.Also: Energy Live News
- Can Engineered Timber Solve Europe's Construction Emissions and Affordable Housing Shortage?
Engineered timber is being evaluated as a potential solution to reduce construction emissions and address housing shortages in Europe.
- Scientists covered 200 square metres of a Swiss glacier with sheep’s wool; early tests found it protectedStudy
Swiss scientists are testing the use of sheep's wool to insulate and protect a glacier from melting.
- In 2023, Australia put a 330-square-metre floating wetland on a wastewater lagoon; two years later researStudy
Research evaluates the effectiveness of a floating wetland installed in an Australian wastewater lagoon for environmental remediation.
- "Producing Automotive Steel Sheets with 70% Lower Carbon Emissions"
A steel manufacturer reports the development of automotive steel sheets produced with 70% lower carbon emissions.Also: 매일경제
- Feed conversion advantages in methane inhibiting feed additive, US trials showStudy
US trials indicate that methane-inhibiting feed additives for livestock also improve feed conversion efficiency.
- bp bets on close-to-zero level in methane emissions for Net Zero strategy
BP has committed to achieving near-zero methane emissions as part of its broader net-zero strategy.
- Spain calls for more focus on climate risks in EU decision making
Spain is advocating for the European Union to integrate climate risk assessments more deeply into its decision-making processes.
- Delaware at-home solar initiative aims to reduce energy bills while reducing emissions
Delaware has launched a new residential solar initiative designed to lower energy costs while reducing carbon emissions.Also: WHYY
- IRENA at the 81st United Nations General Assembly / Climate Week NYCReprint
IRENA is participating in the UN General Assembly and Climate Week NYC to discuss global energy transition goals.
- Pakistan makes BESS mandatory for bidders in solar, wind auctions
Pakistan now requires bidders in solar and wind energy auctions to include battery energy storage systems in their proposals.Also: IndexBox
- Firm Buys Texas Coal Plant to Leverage its Grid Connections for New Massive Solar Project
A firm purchased a Texas coal plant to utilize its existing grid connections for a new large-scale solar project.
- EU Solar Market 2026 Mid-Year Analysis: Growth Amid Crisis, Policy Gaps - News and StatisticsStudy
A mid-year analysis of the EU solar market highlights growth trends alongside ongoing policy challenges and gaps.
- Nigeria to add 1.7GW solar capacity as Africa’s 2026 installations projected to hit 17GW
Nigeria plans to add 1.7GW of solar capacity as Africa's total solar installations are projected to reach 17GW by 2026.Also: thecable.ng
- Calstart, Port of N.Y. and N.J. unveil incentives for zero-emission truck adoption
New incentives have been launched to encourage the adoption of zero-emission trucks at the Port of New York and New Jersey.
- Multiple Benefits of Energy Efficiency for Business WebinarStudy
The IEA hosted a webinar detailing the economic and operational advantages of implementing energy efficiency measures for businesses.
- Nepal’s flash flood teaches the value of geospatial data
An editorial highlights the necessity of using geospatial data to improve disaster preparedness following Nepal's recent flash floods.Also: The Business Standard
- Taiwan turns agricultural waste into products and energy to cut emissions
Taiwan is converting agricultural waste into energy and commercial products to lower the sector's carbon footprint.Also: BioEnergy Times
- Romania has exceeded the PNRR targets for green transport
Romania has surpassed its national recovery and resilience plan targets regarding the implementation of green transport infrastructure.Also: informat.ro
- BRICS+ steers support for electric vehicles
BRICS+ nations have expressed collective support for the expansion and adoption of electric vehicles.Also: Deccan Herald
- AES Andes begins testing 340 MW/1.36 GWh Cristales BESS
AES Andes has commenced testing of a 340 MW battery energy storage system in Chile.Also: ESS News
- EPC Renewables signs deal for Fiji solar and 240 MWh battery project
EPC Renewables has secured a contract to develop a solar and battery storage project in Fiji.Also: ESS News
- Analysis: Will rise in tech solutions cut scope 3 emissions?
Industry analysis examines whether emerging technological solutions can effectively reduce Scope 3 supply chain emissions.Also: gasworld
- India becomes World’s third-largest renewable energy capacity holder: Pralhad Joshi
India has become the world's third-largest holder of renewable energy capacity according to government officials.Also: DD News
- Public asked to have their say on proposed new renewable energy companyReprint
The UK government is seeking public input on plans for a new state-owned renewable energy company.Also: Yahoo News Canada
- How to Mitigate Climate Risk: The Production Basins Approach
A production basins approach is proposed as a strategy for industries to mitigate climate-related operational risks.
- How would Yakima County handle a large-scale wildfire evacuation?
Yakima County officials are evaluating their capacity to manage large-scale wildfire evacuations.
- City of Dumas in stage 3 of Drought Contingency Plan
The city of Dumas has implemented stage 3 of its drought contingency plan to manage water resources.
- El Niño and DRRStudy
The UNDRR outlines strategies for disaster risk reduction in response to El Niño-related climate hazards.
- As El Niño builds, Asia rethinks how it grows food
Asian agricultural sectors are adapting food production strategies to mitigate risks posed by the developing El Niño.
- Norway's Groundbreaking Carbon Capture LeapReprint
Norway continues to advance its carbon capture and storage initiatives through new technological developments.
- Transport minister: Compulsory carbon tax on aviation centre still in discussion
Malaysian officials are currently discussing the potential implementation of a mandatory carbon tax for the aviation sector.
- Philippine Rail Expansion to Slash Transport Emissions, Ease Metro Manila Congestion
The Philippines is expanding its rail network to reduce transport-related greenhouse gas emissions and urban congestion.
- How Fiscal Incentives Can Turn Mexico’s Flared Gas Into Revenue
Mexico is considering fiscal incentives to encourage the capture and monetization of flared natural gas.
- Cities in the Brazilian Amazon stepping up climate action
Municipalities across the Brazilian Amazon are implementing new local strategies to address climate change impacts.Also: traveldailymedia.com
- Pacific island states urge COP31 to provide climate financeReprint
Pacific island nations are calling for increased climate finance commitments ahead of the COP31 summit.
- BloombergNEF’s South Africa Transition Factbook: Power-Market Reform and Private Investments Drive Energy TransitionStudy
A new BloombergNEF report highlights how market reforms and private investment are accelerating South Africa's energy transition.
- Hon Hai eyes 100% green power use in global sites by 2040
Electronics manufacturer Hon Hai aims to transition its global operations to 100% renewable energy by 2040.
- Chinese solar technology boosts renewable energy in Africa — SCMPReprint
Chinese solar technology is increasingly being deployed to support renewable energy expansion across various African nations.
- Sungrow, UNSW Sydney and JT Solar Launch AI-Enabled Community Energy Project in Australia
Sungrow and partners have launched an AI-enabled community energy project in Australia to optimize local power distribution.
- Daily News Wrap-Up: Clean Energy Manufacturing Faces R&D GapReprint
A news summary highlights a persistent research and development gap hindering the manufacturing of clean energy technologies.
- Electric vehicle sales are plummeting. Will they soon become too niche?Clickbait
A report examines recent fluctuations in electric vehicle sales and questions the long-term market viability of the technology.
- Gulf energy storage plan is crucial for AI power needs, Bahrain says
Bahrain officials state that energy storage development is essential to meet the power demands of artificial intelligence.
- Flat-out cheaper: E.ON and Allume unlocking the triple benefits of solar, battery and flexibility for millions in social housing for the first time
E.ON and Allume are partnering to provide solar and battery storage solutions to social housing residents.
- Call for Proposals: Standardizing Loss and Damage Assessments for Climate Finance (Kyrgyzstan)
A new initiative seeks proposals to standardize loss and damage assessments for climate finance in Kyrgyzstan.
- Ethiopia’s Climate Action Offers African Food Systems a Model for Resilience, Officials Say
Ethiopian officials claim the country's climate action strategies provide a model for resilient food systems in Africa.
- Rafiyev stresses need for unity on climate goalsReprint
COP29 lead negotiator Yalchin Rafiyev calls for international unity to achieve collective climate goals ahead of upcoming summits.
- Pulau Aur coral restoration enters third year with 300 rescued corals
A coral restoration project at Pulau Aur continues its efforts to rehabilitate damaged reefs with hundreds of rescued corals.
- These Legacy Automakers Lead the EV Transition in the United States — BEV Share of Auto Brand & Group Sales
A quarterly analysis tracks which legacy automakers are leading the transition to battery electric vehicle sales in the United States.
- Acid Test Coming For Zero Emission Fuel Cell Trucks In EuropeReprint
Toyota is testing heavy-duty fuel cell trucks in Germany to evaluate the potential for zero-emission freight transport.
- Audi reveals its new entry-level EV with over 400 miles of range starts at about $45,000
Audi has unveiled the A2 e-tron, an entry-level electric vehicle featuring over 400 miles of range.
- MINNEAPOLIMEDIA NEWS | Coon Rapids Expands Water Conservation Measures as Drought Pressures Continue Across Minnesota
Coon Rapids, Minnesota, is implementing mandatory water conservation measures due to ongoing regional drought.
- Coastal Protection Geotextiles Market to Double by 2035 on Sea-Level Rise and Smart Monitoring DemandStudy
The market for coastal protection geotextiles is projected to grow significantly due to rising sea levels and infrastructure needs.
- Kal Tire’s Maple Programme achieves new milestone with ISO verification
A mining supply company received verification for a program aimed at reducing carbon emissions in its operations.
- Three major Radisson Blu hotels in Norway achieve Verified Net Zero status
Three Radisson Blu hotels in Norway have achieved verified net-zero status through various sustainability initiatives.Also: Hospitality Net
- PH trains emit 50% less carbon than private vehicles, DOTr says
The Philippine Department of Transportation reports that rail transit emits 50% less carbon than private vehicle travel.Also: Philippine News Agency
- Chiesi advances low-carbon inhaler transition with European Fostair and Trimbow submissions
Chiesi is transitioning to low-carbon inhalers through new regulatory submissions in Europe.
- Maximising landfill gas capture
Industry experts discuss technical strategies for improving the capture of methane gas from landfill operations.
- BCAW 2026 explores accelerating methane abatementReprint
Participants at Baku Climate Action Week 2026 discuss strategies to accelerate global methane abatement efforts.
- Call made to cut fossil fuels for cleaner airReprint
Advocates are calling for a reduction in fossil fuel usage to improve air quality.Also: New Age BD
- Are agrivoltaics the future of Indiana’s solar farms?Clickbait
Indiana is exploring the potential of agrivoltaics to integrate solar energy production with agricultural land use.
- President of Comoros inaugurates UAE-financed solar plants
The President of Comoros inaugurated new solar power plants funded by the United Arab Emirates.Also: renewablesnow.com
- Abei Energy, Shell unit sign PPA for solar-storage project in Spain
Abei Energy and a Shell subsidiary signed a power purchase agreement for a solar and battery storage project in Spain.
- OWC is leading a consortium advising Morocco’s first offshore wind development
A consortium led by OWC is providing advisory services for Morocco's first offshore wind energy development.
- Odisha clears record ₹15,948 crore power transmission push
The Indian state of Odisha approved a significant investment in power transmission infrastructure to support grid expansion.
- The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) is looking to expand the presence of electric vehicles (EV) in Metro Manila, opening 7,500 ride-hailing slots. I via ANC 24/7 Link to the full story in the comments section.
The Philippines' transport board plans to increase electric vehicle presence by opening 7,500 new ride-hailing slots.
- Why Fleet Sustainability Starts Before the EV Arrives
Fleet sustainability requires strategic planning and infrastructure preparation before the actual deployment of electric vehicles.Also: Fleet EV News
- Water Battery Solution: Pumped-Storage Power Essential
Pumped-storage hydropower is identified as a critical component for balancing renewable energy grids.
- CLEANTECH: How a Calgary Firm is Making Oil and Gas Extraction Cleaner
A Calgary-based firm is implementing new technologies to reduce emissions during oil and gas extraction processes.Also: EnergyNow
- Why systems-level stewardship matters for pension portfolios
This article discusses the importance of systems-level stewardship for pension funds regarding climate and sustainability risks.Also: Corporate Adviser
- UK electric car charging company sees network grow while slashing emissions in major success
A UK electric vehicle charging company reports network expansion and associated emissions reductions.
- First 600MWac phase of MTerra Solar begins commercial operations in Philippines
A 600MW solar project in the Philippines has officially commenced commercial operations.
- OptiGrid to optimise Vena Energy’s 408MW Bellambi Heights BESS in Australia
OptiGrid will provide optimization software for Vena Energy's 408-megawatt battery energy storage system in Australia.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- Vena Energy Taps OptiGrid for Trading Optimization of 408MW Bellambi Heights BESS - News and StatisticsReprint
Vena Energy is implementing OptiGrid software to optimize trading for a 408MW battery energy storage system in Australia.
- East And West Coasts Throw Electric Truck Shade At White HouseReprint
Several US states have launched new accelerator programs to increase the adoption of electric trucks.
- Fighting heat, drought, and salinity with a single biostimulant strategyStudy
Agricultural researchers are testing a biostimulant designed to help crops withstand heat, drought, and soil salinity.
- How Millions of Homeowners Should Prepare for ‘Supersized’ El Niño This WinterClickbait
Homeowners are advised on how to prepare for potential winter weather impacts associated with El Niño conditions.
- Bigger funding for Project NOAH boosts climate-change adaptationReprint
Increased funding for the Philippines' Project NOAH aims to improve national climate change adaptation efforts.
- Apply for El Niño Anticipatory Action and Nutrition Activities (Somalia)Reprint
Funding opportunities are available for anticipatory action and nutrition programs in Somalia to address El Niño impacts.
- Carbon-negative Textile Fibers Market Size Report, 2033Study
A market research report forecasts growth in the carbon-negative textile fibers industry through 2033.
- Ana Toni: Proposals at Baku Climate Action Week to shape COP31 energy transition documentReprint
Proposals discussed at Baku Climate Action Week will influence the energy transition framework for COP31.
- A strategic retreat | Factor This Brief
An analysis explores the strategic challenges and necessity of managed retreat in the face of climate-driven environmental changes.
- Mongolia completes first renewable energy auction
Mongolia has successfully completed its first-ever renewable energy auction to expand its clean power capacity.
- Pakistan’s regulator approves mandatory energy storage component for renewables auction
Pakistan's energy regulator now requires renewable energy projects to include battery storage components in future auctions.
- Security drives smooth transition to renewable energyReprint
China Daily discusses how energy security concerns are influencing the country's transition toward renewable energy sources.
- ADB to help attract USD 1bn for renewable projects in Madhya PradeshReprint
The Asian Development Bank is facilitating $1 billion in financing for new renewable energy projects in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh.
- Corporates To Drive South Africa’s 2.3 GW Solar, Wind Growth
Corporate power purchase agreements are expected to drive the majority of South Africa's upcoming 2.3 GW solar and wind expansion.
- North America Solar PV News Snippets: Inox Solar Americas Lands 767 MW US Module Order & MoreReprint
Inox Solar Americas has secured a 767 MW order for solar modules as part of broader North American solar growth.
- Rekord-Solarpark im bayerischen Schafhöfen: 370.000 Module, 268 Megawatt und der heimliche Profiteur Deutsche Bahn
A new 268 MW solar park in Bavaria has begun operations, with Deutsche Bahn identified as a primary beneficiary.
- German and Austrian test shows power-generating windows can work at larger sizes
Recent tests in Germany and Austria demonstrate the viability of using power-generating windows in larger-scale building applications.
- Wind power generation in TN rises 3.3% as July, August output surges
Wind power generation in Tamil Nadu increased by 3.3% during July and August compared to previous periods.
- Zero-emission freight will need more than new trucks
Decarbonizing freight transport requires comprehensive infrastructure and operational changes beyond simply replacing diesel trucks with electric models.
- New electric buses for South Africa’s richest city
Johannesburg is introducing new electric buses to its public transit fleet to reduce urban emissions.
- Sineng Electric powers Eastern Europe’s largest operational BESS project
Sineng Electric has provided power conversion systems for a large-scale battery energy storage project in Eastern Europe.
- Sineng Electric 6.9 MW PCS for 150MW/300MWh Burgas BESS in Bulgaria - News and StatisticsStudy
Statistics confirm the deployment of Sineng Electric technology for a 300MWh battery storage project in Bulgaria.
- NLC India’s NIRL Secures GUVNL Bid For 275 MW/550 MWh Battery Storage Project
NLC India has won a bid to develop a 275 MW battery storage project for GUVNL.
- Open Call on Zero Waste, Waste Management and Climate Action for Day Laborers
A new funding call supports projects focused on waste management and climate action for day laborers.
- Emission Standards Compliancy from Innovative TechnologyReprint
New technology is being deployed to help energy companies comply with emission standards.
- Xiaomi launches four SkyNomad SUVs in China from $31,275
Xiaomi has entered the extended-range electric vehicle market in China with the launch of its new SkyNomad SUV family.
- VW’s new ID. Polo is apparently sold out, with over 30,000 orders and a 10-month waitlist
Volkswagen's new ID. Polo electric vehicle has reportedly sold out, with over 30,000 orders placed.
- School district unable to install AC to cope with extreme heat
A school district reports an inability to install air conditioning systems to protect students from extreme heat.
- How you can get a job along with training in renewable energy in Maryland
Maryland is offering job training programs to help residents enter the renewable energy workforce.
- Serbian utility looks to acquire, jointly develop renewable energy projects
A Serbian utility company is seeking to acquire and jointly develop new renewable energy projects.
- IFC discloses proposed investment in Camco renewable energy fundReprint
The IFC has disclosed a plan to invest in a renewable energy fund managed by Camco.
- LichtBlick completes commissioning of its largest solar park to dateReprint
LichtBlick has completed the construction of its largest solar power plant to date.
- wpd windmanager: Managing over 7.2 gigawattsReprint
Wpd windmanager announced it is now managing over 7.2 gigawatts of renewable energy assets.
- Cabinet approves six-month tax waiver for solar power plant imports
The Bangladeshi cabinet approved a six-month tax waiver for the import of solar power plant equipment.
- Electric Vehicles at Opel: A Long-standing Tradition of Locally Emissions-free MobilityReprint
Opel highlights its historical commitment to developing electric vehicles as part of its strategy for emissions-free mobility.Also: Media Stellantis, Media Stellantis
- Green GSM adds 7-seat premium EV taxis
Green GSM has expanded its fleet in the Philippines by adding seven-seat electric vehicle taxis.Also: The Manila Times
- Ford and GM in the US use EV battery capacity for energy storage systemsReprint
Ford and GM are utilizing electric vehicle battery capacity to provide energy storage systems for the grid.
- HEXA Energy starts commercial ops of 4 MW of BESS in Japan
HEXA Energy has commenced commercial operations for a 4 MW battery energy storage system in Japan.
- Sumitomo Electric adds 2-MW V40 redox flow battery system
Sumitomo Electric has installed a 2-MW redox flow battery system to support energy storage capacity.
- Hoymiles Launches 22 kW V2X DC Charger to Complete Its Integrated Home Energy EcosystemStudy
Hoymiles has released a 22 kW bidirectional DC charger designed to integrate electric vehicles into home energy ecosystems.Also: The EV Report
- Madhya Pradesh’s Green Power Push Moves From Ambition to Investment
The Indian state of Madhya Pradesh is transitioning its renewable energy goals into active infrastructure investments.
- Homeowner uses 5-kWh battery like a 'giant UPS' to keep 4 circuits on through stormsClickbait
A homeowner is utilizing a residential battery system to maintain power during storm-related outages.Also: The Cool Down
- National responds to Labour’s ETS policy
The National party in New Zealand has issued a response to the Labour party's emissions trading scheme policy.
- OptiGrid wins Bellambi battery optimisation deal
OptiGrid has secured a contract to provide optimization services for the Bellambi battery project.Also: reNEWS
- 1414 Degrees Launches EOI for Grid-Scale Solar and Battery Storage at Aurora Energy Precinct
1414 Degrees has launched an expression of interest process for developing grid-scale solar and storage at its Aurora Energy Precinct.
- Audi A2 e-tron : Rethinking efficiency
Audi is highlighting efficiency improvements in its new A2 e-tron electric vehicle model.
- El Nino: How to future-proof your garden with drought-loving plants
Gardening advice is provided for adapting to drier conditions potentially caused by El Niño.
- Could certified European soy be the answer to more sustainable eggs?Clickbait
Industry analysis questions whether sourcing certified European soy can improve the sustainability of egg production.
- Climate Action Unlocks $10 Trillion OpportunityClickbait
A report suggests that global climate action could unlock significant economic opportunities worth trillions of dollars.
- Tanzania Coffee Board Mandates Sweeping Waste Conversion to Boost Export Values
The Tanzania Coffee Board is mandating waste conversion practices to improve export value and sustainability.
- Linxon, ETC join forces on Puerto Rico BESS, agrivoltaic projects
Linxon and ETC are partnering to develop battery storage and agrivoltaic projects in Puerto Rico.
- ADB to advise Madhya Pradesh on three renewable energy projects
The Asian Development Bank will provide advisory services for three new renewable energy projects in Madhya Pradesh, India.
- Bilbao renewable port project reaches final – GreenPort
The Port of Bilbao has reached the final stage of its renewable energy infrastructure project.
- Vulcan closes feasibility study for second lithium project in Germany
Vulcan Energy has completed a feasibility study for its second lithium extraction project in Germany.
- Yanmar Maritime awarded DNV type approval for fuel cell system
Yanmar Maritime has received DNV type approval for its new hydrogen fuel cell system for ships.
- On the Record: Solar executive sees ocean of opportunity for electric vessels in Maine
A solar executive in Maine highlights the potential for integrating solar technology into electric maritime vessels.
- 2025 provided solar users with £758 in savings, and 2026 is on track to beat it
Residential solar users in the UK saved an average of £758 in 2025, with further savings projected for 2026.
- IEX Clocks Record Monthly Trading Volume in August, Rises to 13.94 BUStudy
The Indian Energy Exchange recorded its highest monthly trading volume in August, reaching 13.94 billion units.
- Gravity Energy Storage Market Size, Share & Growth Report, 2035Study
A market research report provides growth projections for the gravity energy storage sector through 2035.
- Our path to net zeroClickbait
A professional services firm outlines its internal corporate strategy for achieving net-zero emissions.Also: Saffery
- Beyond The Grid: Building Sarawak’s Energy Future
An overview of Sarawak's efforts to modernize and expand its energy infrastructure beyond traditional grid systems.
- Resilient energy management at the BMW GroupReprint
BMW Group outlines its internal strategies for resilient energy management and sustainability.
- AVILOO extends battery warranty to 14 more European markets
AVILOO has expanded its battery diagnostic warranty services to 14 additional European markets.
- Controversial Ottawa County solar farm developer sets site plan public meetings
Local officials in Ottawa County are holding public meetings regarding the site plan for a proposed solar farm.
- Certified EV Charger Manufacturers in China: 10 Brands for Global BuyersClickbait
This listicle identifies ten Chinese manufacturers of electric vehicle charging equipment for international buyers.
- AOKLY GROUP Drives Green Innovation as China Top Battery Energy Storage System Company and National High-Tech EnterpriseReprint
AOKLY Group is promoting its battery energy storage manufacturing capabilities in China.
- EV Transition Check 2026: Measuring progress toward zero emissions for road transport in EuropeStudy
The ICCT released a report evaluating Europe's progress toward achieving zero-emission road transport targets by 2026.Also: theicct.org
- Africa gets only 23% of the climate finance it needs – and pays too much for it
Analysis shows that African nations receive only a fraction of required climate finance and face disproportionately high borrowing costs.Also: inkl.com
- Paris climate goal likely out of reach, United Nations report says (ICLN:NASDAQ)Reprint
A UN report concludes that the Paris Agreement's goal of limiting warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius is likely out of reach.
- Tackling climate change and air pollution together generates substantial benefits, according to UNEP and CCACStudy
A report from UNEP and CCAC highlights the significant health and economic benefits of simultaneously addressing climate change and air pollution.
- CA. Attorney General Pushes Back Against Republican AG Letter to SEC: Investors Must Have Full Information About Investing Risk Related to Climate Change. Refutes Inaccurate Assertion That Climate and Energy Transition Risks Are No Longer Valid Conc
California's Attorney General defends the necessity of climate risk disclosure for investors against opposition from other states.
- Experts: Dutch homes can get dangerously hot in summer, aren’t built for warming climate
Experts warn that Dutch housing infrastructure is ill-equipped to handle the rising temperatures associated with climate change.
- India’s power demand is surging, but some solar energy is going to waste
India faces challenges in integrating its growing solar capacity into the power grid, leading to wasted energy.
- Wind Power Has Benefitted North Dakota. So Why Have Residents Soured on It?
Despite initial economic benefits, some North Dakota residents are increasingly opposing local wind energy developments.
- Scientists parked four giant solar “umbrellas” over a Pacific reef, and now they are waiting to see whether a little shade can stop overheated coral from turning white
Scientists are testing solar-powered umbrellas to shade coral reefs and mitigate the effects of rising ocean temperatures.Also: Energies Media
- Pacific nations push for stronger protection of reefs that can survive the climate emergency
Pacific nations are advocating for increased protections for coral reefs that demonstrate resilience to climate change.
- Oil-Rich Oman Bets Big on Renewable Energy
Oman is increasing its investments in renewable energy projects to diversify its energy portfolio.Also: oilprice.com, Yahoo Finance
- Brazilian court suspends licenses for Sigma Lithium mine
A Brazilian court has suspended operating licenses for the Sigma Lithium mine.Also: Reuters
- The Red Sea Begins Commercial Operations of World’s Largest Integrated Off-Grid Utilities SystemReprint
The Red Sea project has launched the world's largest integrated off-grid utility system powered by renewables.
- Is the United Nations Ready to Deal With Climate Tipping Points?
An assessment evaluates the United Nations' preparedness to address critical climate tipping points.
- Super El Nino exposes global unpreparedness for climate extremes: expert
Experts argue that the current El Niño event highlights a global lack of preparedness for extreme climate-driven weather.
- Bhotekoshi flood brings to fore demand of climate justice again – Public Service Broadcasting, Radio Nepal
Recent flooding in Nepal has renewed domestic calls for climate justice and international financial support for vulnerable nations.
- Nepal's flood survivors demand climate reparations, not aid
Flood survivors in Nepal are demanding climate reparations from wealthy nations rather than traditional humanitarian aid.Also: Modern Ghana
- China Puts Carbon to Work: Transforming Emissions into Economic Assets
China is exploring industrial strategies to capture and repurpose carbon emissions into economically viable products.
- Water Battery Needed: Pumped-Storage for Renewable Energy
Pumped-storage hydropower is being highlighted as a necessary solution for balancing renewable energy intermittency.
- Renewable energy could reduce the water footprint of US data centers
Transitioning US data centers to renewable energy sources could significantly reduce their substantial water consumption.
- InPipe and BluePath line up as much as $200 million for distributed hydropower projects that could turn overlooked U.S. water infrastructure into power plants
New funding for distributed hydropower projects aims to convert existing water infrastructure into renewable energy sources.
- This Self-Rebuilding Electrode Could Supercharge Green Hydrogen ProductionStudy
Researchers developed a self-rebuilding electrode designed to improve the efficiency of green hydrogen production.
- Noor Ouarzazate: Morocco’s solar megaproject that turns Sahara heat into electricity
Morocco's Noor Ouarzazate solar complex continues to utilize concentrated solar power to generate electricity from desert heat.
- ‘The shift is now absolute’: China’s BYD says Australia just passed its EV tipping point
BYD executives claim that Australia has reached a tipping point in the transition to electric vehicle adoption.
- UCLA team uses 3D printing to develop zinc-ion hybrid battery with 7 times more energyStudy
UCLA researchers developed a 3D-printed zinc-ion battery that offers significantly higher energy density than current models.
- Malvinas Islands: Argentinians file lawsuit against Rockhopper and Navitas alleging their offshore oil project lacks an environmental impact assessment and authorisation
Argentinian citizens have filed a lawsuit against oil companies over the lack of environmental impact assessments for offshore projects.
- Bangladesh, Maldives to strengthen climate cooperation, resilience efforts
Bangladesh and the Maldives have agreed to collaborate on climate resilience and adaptation strategies.
- DIY plug-in solar gains momentum in the US
DIY plug-in solar energy systems are seeing increased adoption among homeowners in the United States.Also: The Verge
- Going local, cutting carbon: Inside Hyundai's US steel expansion
Hyundai is expanding its U.S. steel operations with a focus on local production and carbon reduction strategies.Also: The Korea Herald
- Circular Cities Hub
This hub tracks initiatives and strategies for implementing circular economy models in urban environments.Also: Bloomberg $
- Trump's energy boss wavers on gasoline price path
The Trump administration's energy official provides uncertain outlooks regarding future gasoline prices.Also: Axios
- SANY delivered 200 electric haul trucks, 600 EV wheel loaders – LAST MONTH
Chinese manufacturer SANY delivered hundreds of heavy-duty electric haul trucks and wheel loaders in a single month.
- Drought and burn ban update
Local authorities have issued updates regarding drought conditions and associated burn bans.
- The Norwegian gas plant that could safeguard Europe from Trump
A Norwegian gas plant is being positioned as a strategic energy asset to ensure European security.
- Vietnam extends EV registration fee exemption through 2030
Vietnam has extended its electric vehicle registration fee exemption policy until 2030 to encourage adoption.
- Tamil Nadu: New solar, wind plants may need battery storage from 2027
Tamil Nadu may mandate battery storage requirements for new solar and wind energy plants beginning in 2027.Also: dtnext.in
- TVA says it's prepared for continued heat wave as electricity demand sets 2026 record
The Tennessee Valley Authority reports record electricity demand during a heat wave while maintaining grid stability.
- California could set new standards for wildfire smoke damage
California is considering new regulatory standards to address health impacts from wildfire smoke.
- Foreign Minister Khanal, South Korean counterpart Cho hold talks on flood relief, climate cooperationReprint
Nepal's Foreign Minister and his South Korean counterpart held talks regarding flood relief and long-term climate cooperation.
- Video | Nepal Floods | Nepal PM Balen Shah’s First Foreign Visit: Climate Justice On UN AgendaClickbait
Nepal's Prime Minister plans to prioritize climate justice and flood recovery on the international agenda during his upcoming UN visit.
- Get this key protection for your home before El Niño hits California
Homeowners in California are advised on protective measures to prepare for the impacts of an upcoming El Niño.
- Engineering goods exporters seek mandate on carbon emission certificate under EU norms
Indian exporters are requesting government support to comply with new European Union carbon emission certification requirements.
- Oman plans major renewable energy expansion by 2030 — OilPriceReprint
Oman has announced plans for a significant expansion of its renewable energy capacity by 2030.
- A model predictive control-based energy management strategy for grid-connected nanogridsStudy
Researchers developed a model predictive control strategy to optimize energy management in grid-connected nanogrids.
- Red Sea Destination Achieves Full Renewable Energy Commercial Operation - News and StatisticsReprint
A major tourism destination in the Red Sea has transitioned to full commercial operation using renewable energy.
- In 2018, Annapolis covered its old 57-acre landfill with 52,416 solar panels; six years on, they supply 4
A former landfill in Annapolis continues to generate renewable energy six years after being converted into a solar farm.
- Rooftop solar: Turning incentives into sustainable energy
Government incentives are being leveraged to promote the adoption of rooftop solar energy systems.
- Egypt accelerates energy transition with Chinese companies becoming key forceReprint
Egypt is accelerating its energy transition through partnerships with Chinese companies specializing in renewable energy.
- Sudan’s war-driven blackouts push residents toward solar power but high costs shut many out
Sudanese residents are turning to solar power to combat war-related blackouts, though high costs remain a significant barrier.Also: the-messenger.com, The Spec
- Korea to Build RE100 Renewable Zones for Mega Special Districts
South Korea plans to establish renewable energy zones to support the RE100 initiative within special economic districts.
- Stellantis Expands Remanufactured EV Parts, Including High-Voltage Batteries
Stellantis is expanding its program to remanufacture electric vehicle parts, including high-voltage batteries.
- ‘Formulate climate policy for marginalised’
Advocates are calling for climate policies that specifically address the needs of marginalized populations.
- Bangladesh reaffirms commitment to climate action, stronger cooperation with Maldives
Bangladesh and the Maldives have agreed to strengthen cooperation on climate action and environmental sustainability.
- ‘Only a minority of the UK supports slowing the EV transitio
Polling data indicates that only a minority of the UK public supports slowing down the transition to electric vehicles.Also: transportxtra.com
- SEC Renewable Energy Park—Horsham connects to grid
The SEC Renewable Energy Park in Horsham has officially connected to the power grid.
- METHANE MONITORING: Wireless Methane Detection for Hard-to-Access Natural Gas Storage Sites
New wireless monitoring technology is being deployed to detect methane leaks at remote natural gas storage facilities.
- KRG Develops Comprehensive Strategy to Cut Air Pollution, Protect Environment
The Kurdistan Regional Government is developing a comprehensive strategy to reduce air pollution and protect the environment.
- ‘My child suffered heat exhaustion after nursery – Burnham must act on climate change’
A parent is calling for local political action on climate change following a child's heat exhaustion incident at a nursery.
- Destructive storm exposes gaps in severe weather preparedness: expert
Experts warn that recent severe storms have exposed significant deficiencies in local emergency preparedness and infrastructure resilience.
- Plan balances energy security and low-carbon goalsReprint
China is developing a plan to balance energy security requirements with long-term low-carbon goals.
- Teijin Develops Heat-Repairable, Recyclable Carbon Fibre Composite Material, Combining Resource Circulation with Extended Product LifeStudy
Teijin has developed a recyclable carbon fiber composite material designed to extend product lifecycles.
- Clean Energy EXPO 2026: Improving Building Resilience and EfficiencyReprint
The EESI is hosting an expo focused on improving building resilience and energy efficiency through clean technology.
- Renewable energy powers revitalizationReprint
Renewable energy projects are being utilized as a driver for economic revitalization in various regions.
- EPS Buys Renewable Energy Projects, 50MW ThresholdReprint
The Serbian power utility EPS is acquiring renewable energy projects with a capacity threshold of 50MW.
- Electricity minister reviews Ras Shukeir wind project progress with Orascom ConstructionReprint
Egypt's electricity minister reviewed progress on the Ras Shukeir wind energy project with construction partners.
- Africa’s solar market accelerates as Solar Africa Expo targets next wave of growth
The African solar market is expanding, with upcoming industry expos highlighting future growth opportunities.
- China challenges Science study on solar policy’s impact on birdsStudy
Chinese researchers challenge a Science study regarding the impact of solar energy policies on bird populations.
- Ho Chi Minh City delays low-emission zone rollout by 6 months
Ho Chi Minh City has delayed the implementation of its planned low-emission zone by six months.
- Call for climate actionClickbait
A brief report notes a general call for increased climate action.Also: FBC News
- In 2018, California's Kaiser Permanente opened an 8,110-square-meter medical office with a 640-kilowatt soReprint
A 2018 report highlights the installation of a large solar array at a Kaiser Permanente medical facility in California.Also: The Economic Times
- Japan’s JC-STAR Requirements to Bring Cybersecurity into Solar and Battery Storage Equipment Selection from 2027Study
Japan will implement new cybersecurity requirements for solar and battery storage equipment starting in 2027.Also: Medianet News Hub
- Zero-emission car sharing clubs expand across Wales
Zero-emission car-sharing programs are expanding across Wales to reduce transport-related emissions.Also: TransportXtra
- Anwar, Al Gore discuss climate crisis, Malaysia's energy transitionReprint
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and Al Gore met to discuss the climate crisis and national energy transition strategies.
- Local knowledge key to Pacific climate actionReprint
Pacific leaders emphasize that integrating local knowledge is essential for effective regional climate action.
- Driving cleaner cities: Alam Flora puts electric fleet to real-world test
Malaysian waste management company Alam Flora is conducting real-world testing of electric vehicles in its fleet.
- Preparing Climate-Ready Business LeadersReprint
A press release highlights the need for business leadership training focused on climate readiness and sustainability.
- VpCI packaging cuts plant energy use and carbon emissionsReprint
A company reports that its specialized packaging technology helps reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions in manufacturing.
- Malaysia to strengthen global cooperation to address climate crisisReprint
Malaysia commits to strengthening international cooperation to address the ongoing global climate crisis.
- Beam Global Shares Are Rising Today — What Is Powering The Renewable Energy Infrastructure Developer's Stock?Clickbait
Beam Global's stock price is rising, though the specific drivers of this market movement remain speculative.
- ABB Advances Energy Efficiency With Type III EPD CertificateReprint
ABB received a Type III Environmental Product Declaration certificate for its energy-efficient technology.
- Town Of Derry In New Hampshire Cuts Ribbon On Completed Landfill Solar Array
The town of Derry, New Hampshire, has completed the installation of a solar array on a local landfill.
- Engie stock gains as storage capacity surpasses 10 GW milestoneReprint
Engie reported growth in its stock value after its global energy storage capacity exceeded 10 GW.
- World Can Still Avoid 1.5°C Breach, UN Environment Report SaysStudy
A new UN Environment report states that limiting global warming to 1.5°C remains possible with urgent action.
- Solar to Surpass Coal in Texas Power Generation in 2026, EIA SaysStudy
The EIA projects that solar power generation in Texas will surpass coal-fired generation by 2026.
- DW News. . Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg says support for Nepal should be viewed as climate reparations, not aid. #dwnews
Greta Thunberg argues that international support for Nepal should be classified as climate reparations rather than traditional aid.Also: Ratopati
- This Is One of the Most Ambitious Nature-Based Solutions to Sea Level Rise
A new nature-based project aims to mitigate sea-level rise through large-scale ecological restoration efforts.
- Electrical Grids Planned On Outdated Climate Data Face Physical And Fiscal Risk: UN University Scientists Propose Domain-Informed AI As The FixStudy
UN University scientists suggest using AI to update electrical grid planning to account for modern climate risks.
- Australia needs renewable energy fast—but building it is only half the battle
Australia faces significant infrastructure and grid integration challenges in its rapid transition to renewable energy.
- US renewable energy tops 30% of the grid as coal continues to slide
Renewable energy sources now account for over 30 percent of the United States' total electricity generation.
- Yes, EVs Really Are Cleaner Than Gas Cars. Here's By How Much
An analysis confirms that electric vehicles produce significantly lower lifecycle emissions than internal combustion engine cars.
- EV sales outpace petrol cars for first time as Australians dodge soaring fuel costs
Electric vehicle sales in Australia have surpassed petrol car sales for the first time amid rising fuel costs.
- Close to a fifth of the world’s sequoias burned. One solution? More fire.
Controlled burns are being utilized as a management strategy to protect sequoia populations following significant wildfire damage.
- Executive summary - Türkiye 2026Study
The IEA published an executive summary of its 2026 energy review for Türkiye.
- Renewable Energy And Storage Solve Massive Grid Problem In US
The combination of renewable energy and battery storage is successfully addressing grid reliability issues in the United States.Also: CleanTechnica
- EU CRM Centre: How to Secure Critical Minerals
The EU is developing strategies to secure critical raw material supply chains necessary for its clean energy transition.
- Global warming is ruining their way of life. These Colorado ranchers demand accountability
Colorado ranchers are seeking legal accountability for climate change impacts that are disrupting their agricultural livelihoods.
- Keeping cool saves thousands of lives yearly, but at a cost of worsening global warming, experts say
Experts note that while air conditioning saves lives during heatwaves, it simultaneously contributes to global warming through energy use.
- Nepal demands greater climate justice amid staggering flood costsReprint
Nepal is advocating for increased climate justice and financial assistance to cover the staggering costs of recent flood damage.
- Danish experts and UM partner to share solutions to tackle rising sea levels
The University of Miami and Danish experts are collaborating to develop new strategies for managing sea-level rise.
- Carbon dioxide can be recycled into everyday chemicals with help from a blenderStudy
Scientists have developed a method to convert captured carbon dioxide into useful chemical precursors using a specialized mixing process.
- [Science Scope] Are Electric Vehicles Truly Eco-Friendly? ② The Real Battle Is Fought on the Grid, Not on the Road
An analysis examines how the environmental benefits of electric vehicles depend heavily on the decarbonization of the power grid.
- Green Bonds Hit Record High Despite Persistent Challenges
Global green bond issuance reached a record high despite ongoing market and economic challenges.
- South Korean Researchers Push Tandem Solar Cells to New Global Efficiency RecordStudy
South Korean researchers have achieved a new global efficiency record for tandem solar cells.
- Resolving spatial mismatches unlocks six billion tons of China's climate gains from retired EV batteries by 2050Reprint
A report suggests that optimizing the management of retired EV batteries could yield significant climate benefits for China by 2050.
- Cabinet approves ₹9,585-crore scheme to replace old trucks and buses in Delhi-NCR
The Indian cabinet approved a scheme to replace older, polluting trucks and buses in the Delhi-NCR region.
- California EV Push Continues Despite Trump Rollbacks
California continues its push for electric vehicle adoption despite federal policy rollbacks.
- Central Park is changing to survive climate change — and what New York is doing could matter for cities ar
New York City is adapting Central Park to withstand climate change, serving as a model for other urban areas.
- Climate and energy policies could increase pressure on vulnerable households in Armenia: IMF reportStudy
An IMF report warns that climate and energy policies in Armenia could place financial strain on vulnerable households.
- Energy and climate deals for the week of Aug. 31
A weekly roundup of significant energy and climate-related business deals and policy developments.
- Executive summary - Türkiye 2026Study
The IEA releases an executive summary detailing energy policy and transition progress in Türkiye for 2026.
- Hydrogen Learning Curves Are Counting The Wrong Doublings
Analysts are re-evaluating the use of experience curves to forecast hydrogen costs, suggesting current methods may miscalculate future price reductions.
- Buenos Aires stands out among the most resilient cities to climate disasters according to AlphaGeo studyStudy
A new study by AlphaGeo ranks Buenos Aires among the most resilient cities globally regarding climate disaster preparedness.
- Alpine glacier was covered with sheep wool sheets to prevent melting. It workedReprint
Covering an Alpine glacier with sheep wool sheets successfully reduced ice melting in a recent trial.
- Kyrgyzstan Presented a Mountain Agenda at the Climate Summit in Istanbul
Kyrgyzstan presented a mountain-focused agenda during a climate summit held in Istanbul.
- Thai power plan outlines four scenarios, tariffs up to 4.58 baht by 2050
Thailand's updated power development plan outlines four potential energy scenarios to meet future demand and climate goals.
- Newlight's Hydrogen Hybrid System Reduces Emissions on Bulk Carrier
Newlight has implemented a hydrogen hybrid system on a bulk carrier to reduce operational emissions.
- EU tightens grid gas rules as Korean power firms target Europe - CHOSUNBIZ
The European Union is tightening grid gas regulations, impacting Korean power firms exporting to the region.
- Turkmenistan, Netherlands discuss methane emissions cooperation
Turkmenistan and the Netherlands are holding discussions regarding cooperation on methane emissions reduction.
- Error in a Recent BLM Lease Sale Has Wyoming Residents Concerned Over New Oil and Gas Rules
A clerical error in a BLM lease sale has raised concerns among Wyoming residents regarding oil and gas regulations.
- Cement production could someday replace fossil-fuel flames with electricity
Researchers are exploring the use of electricity to replace fossil fuels in the carbon-intensive cement production process.
- Oil and gas and renewable energy projects demand tailored risk management approachesStudy
The Dallas Fed outlines distinct risk management strategies required for oil, gas, and renewable energy investments.
- Connecting one of the world’s largest solar-and-battery projects to the Philippine power gridReprint
Hitachi Energy is connecting a major solar and battery storage project to the Philippine power grid.
- Nearly 45 percent of the world's installed solar capacity sits at a tilt angle that costs it more than 1 percent of its output, and the yearly loss is roughly what Luxembourg consumesStudy
Analysis suggests that suboptimal tilt angles in global solar installations result in significant annual energy losses.
- Solar-plus-storage is having a global growth spurt
Global deployment of solar-plus-storage projects is experiencing a significant growth phase.
- Belgium’s largest battery park officially opens in Navagne
Belgium has officially opened its largest battery energy storage park in Navagne.
- Sodium-Ion Battery Technology in 2026: How It Works and Why It Matters
An overview explains the mechanics and potential impact of sodium-ion battery technology expected to emerge in 2026.
- Google and Energy Dome Advance Multi-Continent… | UNI IndiaReprint
Google is partnering with Energy Dome to deploy long-duration energy storage technology across multiple continents.
- Indonesia’s 100 GWp Solar Pivot From energy resilience to strategic sovereignty
Indonesia is pivoting toward a 100 GWp solar strategy to enhance energy resilience and national sovereignty.
- Why solar-plus-storage stalls at the cost of capital
High capital costs remain a significant barrier to the widespread adoption of solar-plus-storage energy systems.
- Climate justice tops agenda as Nepal PM Balen flies to UN office
Nepal's leadership is prioritizing climate justice discussions during official meetings at the United Nations.
- Fire trucks for the earth
This article discusses the electrification of heavy-duty emergency vehicles to reduce emissions.Also: Axios
- Scoop: Indigo raising $65M for electric vans, fleet software
Indigo has raised $65 million to develop electric vans and fleet management software.
- Crusoe raises $3.9B in pre-IPO round
Crusoe Energy has raised $3.9 billion in a pre-IPO funding round to support its operations.
- U.S. cities are experimenting with electric police cars
Various U.S. cities are testing the use of electric vehicles for police operations.
- Government emissions plans could force modern classics off the road
New government emissions regulations may inadvertently restrict the use of older, classic vehicles on public roads.
- Hyundai Motor Group Partners with Oman to Drive Green Mobility Transition under Oman Vision 2040
Hyundai Motor Group has partnered with Oman to support the country's green mobility transition, including the launch of hydrogen buses.
- Glencore reaches new milestone at all-electric Sudbury copper mine
Glencore is deploying electric vehicles at its Sudbury copper mine to transition away from traditional mining equipment.Also: Electrek
- Preparing for sea level rise program set Sept. 15
Cape Gazette will host a public program on September 15 to discuss local preparations for rising sea levels.
- Gastronomy and habits, key to reducing the carbon footprint in Jalisco, according to specialists from the University of Guadalajara
University researchers in Jalisco suggest that changes in local dietary habits and gastronomy are essential for reducing carbon footprints.
- California dairy farm’s new biogas project makes history and raises eyebrows
A California dairy farm's new biogas project has sparked debate regarding its environmental impact and history.
- Researchers expect ‘biggest year yet’ for energy siting bills
Experts anticipate a significant increase in legislative activity regarding energy siting bills this year.
- Cal Poly Pomona Faculty Collaborate on Thermal Energy Storage for Food DryingStudy
Cal Poly Pomona faculty are developing thermal energy storage technology to improve food drying processes.
- Solar Megaproject Planned Above Electric City Draws Environmental Concerns
A proposed large-scale solar project in Electric City faces local environmental concerns regarding its land use.
- Uzbekistan connects 175 MW energy storage system to power gridReprint
Uzbekistan has integrated a 175 MW energy storage system into its national power grid.
- The Great Crew Change and the Promise of a Skilled Clean Energy Workforce
The clean energy transition requires a new, skilled workforce to replace retiring industry professionals.
- TC Energy picks Worley, EllisDon, and AECOM to advance Ontario Pumped Storage Project engineering phaseReprint
TC Energy has selected engineering firms to advance the development phase of the Ontario Pumped Storage Project.
- Penticton greenlights $8.9M microgrid to power critical infrastructureReprint
Penticton has approved funding for an $8.9 million microgrid project to support critical local infrastructure.
- Tracer World Invites Global Investment For 200 MW Mumbwa Solar PV + 180 MWh BESS Project In ZambiaReprint
Tracer World is seeking investment for a 200 MW solar and 180 MWh battery storage project in Zambia.
- Adani Green Energy (NSE:ADANIGREEN) Renewable Capacity and Battery Storage UpdateReprint
Adani Green Energy provided an update on its current renewable capacity and battery storage development status.
- One Home One Solar : Crisis Management Of Electricity in Bangladesh
Small-scale solar initiatives are being utilized to manage electricity crises and improve energy access in Bangladesh.
- Car reviewer's full tour of the 2027 Chevy Bolt RS suggests Chevrolet's best EV is back
A review of the upcoming 2027 Chevy Bolt RS highlights the vehicle's features and performance as an electric vehicle option.
- Harbinger Motors CEO talks about box trucks bet
The CEO of Harbinger Motors discusses the company's strategy for electric box trucks.
- Key Biscayne composting impact reportStudy
A local impact report details the environmental benefits of a composting program in Key Biscayne.Also: Key Biscayne Portal
- Musk Congratulates Tesla Australia — August EV Sales UpdateReprint
Electric vehicles outsold internal combustion engine vehicles in Australia for the first time in August 2026.
- University at Buffalo adds electric buses to Stampede Fleet
The University at Buffalo has added eight electric buses to its campus fleet, replacing older diesel models.Also: Electrek
- Climate change action for the next generation
Local reporting discusses the importance of climate action initiatives for future generations in Trinidad.
- GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY: Proposed solar project catches county off-guard
Local officials in Grand Traverse County were surprised by a newly proposed solar energy project.
- Surprise benefit of Australia's Chinese EV obsession
The influx of Chinese electric vehicles in Australia is providing unexpected benefits to the local market.
- Sierra Club speaker series to discuss solar farms and battery storageReprint
The Sierra Club is hosting a speaker series focused on solar farms and battery storage technology.
- Alton Speaker Series Opens With Solar Energy DiscussionReprint
The Alton Speaker Series is launching with a public discussion on solar energy.
- Can Studying Heat Waves in Real Time Save Lives?
Researchers are exploring real-time heat wave monitoring systems to improve public health responses and save lives.Also: Inside Climate News
- The AI boom is pushing data-centre emissions higher while simultaneously accelerating America’s solar buildout: data centres could generate nearly half of US electricity-demand growth through 2030, prompting tech companies and utilities to commission vasReprint
Rising AI energy demand is increasing emissions while simultaneously driving rapid investment in new solar infrastructure.
- Underserved Communities Again Ask Courts to Restore Justice Grant Funding
Plaintiffs are suing the administration to restore $3 billion in funding for environmental and climate justice programs.
- Why Rebuilding After Climate Disasters Is No Longer Enough
Experts argue that traditional post-disaster rebuilding is insufficient, necessitating a shift toward more resilient and adaptive infrastructure strategies.
- China’s oil use drops sharply: Expert says EV shift is changing global energy demand
A sharp decline in China's oil consumption is attributed to the rapid adoption of electric vehicles.
- Farmers turn to perennial grains as one solution to extreme weather
Farmers are increasingly adopting perennial grains as a strategy to build resilience against extreme weather events.
- Solar is now bigger than coal in China — and yet still way behind
While solar capacity is growing rapidly in China, it still lags behind the country's massive coal-fired power generation capacity.
- How Building Transmission Could Lower Electricity CostsStudy
A new report from National Grid and S&P Global suggests that expanding transmission infrastructure could lower consumer electricity costs.
- These 5 States Are Primed for a Data Center Pause
Multiple U.S. states are considering moratoriums on data center permits due to concerns over grid capacity and energy demand.Also: Heatmap $
- New Mexico Bans Uranium Leasing on State Lands
New Mexico has banned new uranium mining leases on state lands, countering federal efforts to expand domestic production.
- Renewable energy in NI reaches record level
Renewable energy generation in Northern Ireland has consistently exceeded non-renewable sources since January.
- Lawmakers, scientists, weigh in on extreme weather liability after Superfund struck down
Experts and lawmakers are debating legal liability for extreme weather damages following a court ruling on Superfund legislation.
- Coastal Cities Towns & Settlements on the Front Line: Protecting People from Sea-Level Rise – Towards a human rights agenda for liveable, inclusive and resilient cities | HRC63 Side EventStudy
A UN Human Rights Council side event will address protecting coastal populations and human rights in the face of sea-level rise.
- Can sheep wool help save glaciers? Swiss experiment delivers encouraging early results
A Swiss experiment using sheep wool blankets to cover glaciers has shown early success in reducing ice melt.
- Engineered bacteria speed rock weathering for carbon removalStudy
Researchers have engineered bacteria to accelerate the natural rock weathering process for enhanced carbon removal.
- Canada plugs ‘major source’ of methane emissions from oil and gas field leak
Canadian authorities have successfully plugged a major methane leak at an oil and gas field.
- A New Method to Produce Sustainable Hydrogen
Researchers are developing a new method to produce sustainable hydrogen for clean energy applications.
- Hopes and tensions over renewable energy in rural Wisconsin
Rural Wisconsin communities are experiencing both economic hope and social tension regarding the expansion of renewable energy projects.
- Arizona leads nation in battery storage growth, overtaking Texas
Arizona has overtaken Texas to lead the United States in the growth of battery storage capacity.
- India proposes mandatory battery storage for new renewable projects from July 2027Reprint
The Indian government has proposed a mandate requiring battery storage for all new renewable energy projects by July 2027.
- Solar-plus-storage is having a global growth spurt
Global investment in solar-plus-storage projects is increasing as the combination becomes a standard solution for grid reliability.
- Analysis: UK solar power hits record high over summer 2026Study
UK solar power generation reached a record high during the summer of 2026.
- Mixed grazing, controlled burns and collaboration can curb Mediterranean wildfire risks
Experts suggest that controlled burns and collaborative land management are necessary to mitigate increasingly intense wildfires in the Mediterranean.
- Orange hydrogen: Could Western Australia's rocks help power a low-carbon future?
Researchers are exploring whether injecting CO2 into iron-rich rocks in Western Australia could enable carbon storage and clean energy production.
- EU Heavy-Duty Vehicle Transition Needs Renewed Political Momentum
Industry groups are urging the European Commission to prioritize a strategic dialogue on decarbonizing heavy-duty road transport.
- Tesla Cybercab is already under NHTSA investigation after launch
The NHTSA has opened an investigation into the certification of Tesla's steering-wheel-free Cybercab.
- Mexico Carbon Forum Highlights Carbon Market Growth
The Mexico Carbon Forum convened to discuss the expansion and development of carbon markets within the region.
- Groups Call on BLM to Defer Oil and Gas Leases Threatening Wildlife, Water and Carlsbad Caverns
Advocacy groups are urging the Bureau of Land Management to defer oil and gas leases near Carlsbad Caverns.
- Glass in 6 windows of a California office carries a coating that absorbs the light nobody can see, and those solar windows make power while looking like ordinary tinted glazing
A California office building is testing transparent solar coatings on windows to generate electricity.
- Hyundai partners with Oman on zero-emission vehicles, EV infrastructure
Hyundai has partnered with Oman to develop zero-emission vehicle infrastructure and supply chains.
- South Coast AQMD OKs $73.1M for Zero-Emission Trucks and Infrastructure
The South Coast Air Quality Management District has approved $73.1 million in funding for zero-emission trucks and charging infrastructure.
- Startups are betting on electric vehicle fleets
Startups are increasingly focusing on the electrification of commercial vehicle fleets.
- Hyundai opens orders for its new electric van, starting at about $66,500
Hyundai has opened orders for its new nine-passenger electric van.
- Tesla announces Robotaxi has driven 1 million unsupervised miles
Tesla reports that its robotaxi fleet has reached one million miles of unsupervised driving.
- U of I alumna’s company is fighting global warming while boosting sustainability in livestock production
A startup is working to reduce the climate impact of livestock production through sustainable agricultural practices.
- Georgia Steps Up Efforts to Protect Coastline from Erosion
Georgia is implementing new measures to mitigate coastal erosion and protect its shoreline.
- What happens after calculating your carbon footprint? How to choose a more responsible climate offset
A guide provides advice on how individuals can select credible carbon offset programs after calculating their personal footprints.
- Pakistan welcomes Saudi Arabia's green initiatives as major step in carbon footprint reduction
Pakistan expresses support for Saudi Arabia's environmental initiatives aimed at reducing regional carbon footprints.
- 'Collect £5m - Burn the planet': Climate protestors disrupt Reform UK conference
Climate protesters disrupted a Reform UK conference to highlight concerns over environmental policies.
- Shafaq News..Iraq’s "Green Taxi" plan takes shape amid gasoline crisis
Iraq is developing a 'Green Taxi' initiative to address local gasoline shortages and modernize transport.
- EDF brings €160 million, 600 MWh Navagne BESS online in BelgiumReprint
EDF has commissioned a 600 MWh battery energy storage system in Belgium.
- East Point Energy completes Citrus Flatts energy storage project in TexasReprint
East Point Energy has finished construction on the Citrus Flatts energy storage facility in Texas.
- New battery storage facility raises fire response concerns in St. Clair County
Local officials in St. Clair County are raising safety concerns regarding fire response protocols for a new battery storage facility.
- Shared grid connections could meet Ireland’s renewable energy needs
Implementing shared grid connections could help Ireland meet its renewable energy capacity requirements.
- The Florida Aquarium just joined a massive coral conservation event
The Florida Aquarium has partnered with a coral conservation initiative to support reef restoration efforts.
- The Coming Tsunami Of Wave Energy Is Still Coming
The PacWave South wave energy test facility in the U.S. continues to move forward despite political opposition to renewable energy.
- BYD’s most affordable EV is about to get a ‘big’ sibling
BYD is planning to launch a new electric hatchback model positioned between its existing Dolphin and Seagull vehicles.
- BYD launches its ‘biggest-ever’ sales event in the UK with discounts on PHEVs and EVs
BYD is running a major sales campaign in the UK, offering discounts on its plug-in and battery electric vehicles.
- Defender’s smaller off-road EV spotted testing ahead of its debut
Defender is testing a new compact electric SUV ahead of its expected debut later this year.
- Tesla opens search for Cybercab fleet sales, but FSD owners are still left out
Tesla is seeking fleet buyers for its robotaxi network, though individual FSD owners are not yet included.
- Orange EV builds zero-emissions trucks that move the world forward cleanlyReprint
Orange EV is manufacturing zero-emission trucks designed for industrial and commercial use.
- U.N. Says World Will Miss Its 1.5-Degree Climate TargetStudy
A U.N. report warns that the world will miss its 1.5-degree warming target, requiring carbon removal and emissions cuts to avoid catastrophe.
- This novel power line could link 3 grids across 3 time zones
Grid United is developing a first-of-its-kind transmission line designed to connect three separate power grids across three time zones.
- Court Stalls EPA Plan to Override California’s Vehicle Pollution Standards
A federal judge blocked the EPA from challenging California's authority to set stricter vehicle pollution standards.
- New York’s big new bet on nuclear energy
New York is re-evaluating the role of nuclear energy in its decarbonization strategy following the closure of the Indian Point power plant.
- Is Your City Prepared for Climate Disaster?Study
A new report evaluates and ranks global cities based on their preparedness and adaptation to climate-related risks.
- U.S. Renewable Deployment Hits Record High Despite TrumpStudy
U.S. clean energy deployment reached a record high in the first half of 2026, according to the American Clean Power Association.
- Federal Judge Blocks Trump EPA’s Efforts to Attack Clean Air Waivers
A federal judge blocked the EPA from revoking California's Clean Air Act waivers, protecting the state's authority to set emissions standards.
- California’s clean air laws are back as court overrules Trump from blocking them
A federal court ruling has upheld California's authority to enforce its own clean air standards.
- EVs outsell petrol in Australia for the first time, led by China
Electric vehicles outsold petrol-powered cars in Australia for the first time in August, driven by strong Tesla sales.
- Hyundai breaks ground on Louisiana steel mill. Is it green enough?
Hyundai is constructing a $6 billion steel mill in Louisiana that aims to be one of the lowest-carbon facilities in the U.S.
- How to Get Data Centers to Fund the Grid of the Future
This analysis explores strategies for leveraging data center investment to fund and modernize the future electrical grid.
- Churches could become cooling centers during heat waves
A Duke University program is training rural faith leaders to operate cooling centers during extreme heat events.
- South Africa’s new gold rush: Big promises, closed books in new carbon frontier
An investigation examines the transparency and effectiveness of carbon-credit-funded ecosystem restoration in South Africa.
- During Nepal floods, decentralized, community-based warning saved lives
A community-based early warning system successfully prevented casualties during recent flooding in Nepal.
- Cleaner Air, Smarter ToddlersStudy
New research suggests that climate policies leading to cleaner air are positively correlated with improved early-childhood development outcomes.
- PG&E expands V2X program with Tesla, Volvo, Nissan and $17K incentives
PG&E expanded its vehicle-to-everything program, offering incentives for EV owners to use their cars as home backup power sources.
- Where does balcony solar stand in your state?
This overview examines the current regulatory status and adoption of plug-and-play balcony solar systems across various U.S. states.
- More support needed to power Africa’s food systems with renewables, experts sayReprint
Experts argue that renewable energy could improve African food system productivity if financing and market barriers are addressed.
- Development banks are backing problematic mineral projects, report findsStudy
A report identifies significant environmental and human rights risks associated with development bank-funded mineral projects.
- Environmental Groups Join Scattergood Hydrogen Retrofit Lawsuit
Environmental groups have joined a lawsuit against Los Angeles for allegedly failing to comply with environmental laws regarding a hydrogen retrofit project.
- Trump Twiddles Thumbs While The Balcony Solar Movement Takes Off
Nine US states have passed legislation facilitating the installation of plug-in balcony solar kits.
- These EVs retain their battery best, largest-ever study findsStudy
A large-scale study of 500,000 battery tests identifies which electric vehicle models maintain the best battery health over time.
- BYD Electric Bus Sales Up 51.8% in AugustStudy
BYD reported a 51.8% year-over-year increase in electric bus sales for the month of August.
- BYD BEV Sales Up 28.4% in AugustStudy
BYD saw a 28.4% increase in fully electric passenger vehicle sales during August.Also: CleanTechnica
- Xiaomi confirms 2027 Europe EV launch with 8 German dealer groups
Xiaomi Auto plans to enter the European electric vehicle market in 2027 through partnerships with German dealerships.
- Ford wants to sell 100,000 Fathoms in the $30k EV truck’s first year
Ford aims to sell 100,000 units of its upcoming Fathom electric truck within its first year on the market.
- Kia’s bigger PV7 electric van caught in action, making the PV5 seem small
Kia has been spotted testing its larger PV7 electric van.
- Toyota denies it’s delaying the Highlander EV SUV again [Update]
Toyota has denied reports that it is delaying the launch of its three-row electric Highlander SUV.
- BYD’s latest flagship SUV received over 12,000 orders within 1 day after its launch
BYD received over 12,000 orders for its new Sealion 08 SUV within 24 hours of its launch.
- The World Will Overshoot 1.5°C and Must Now Remove Carbon, United Nations SaysStudy
A UN report states global warming will likely exceed 1.5°C, necessitating large-scale carbon removal efforts.
- Can we really reverse global warming after overshooting 1.5°C?
Experts debate the feasibility of returning global temperatures to 1.5°C after an inevitable overshoot.
- China now has more solar than coal to fuel its electric car boom
China's installed solar power capacity has surpassed its coal capacity, marking a major shift in the world's largest electricity market.
- Solar Surpasses Coal in China’s Overall CapacityReprint
China's solar power capacity has surpassed its coal capacity, even as tropical storms and flooding impact the Philippines and South Sudan.
- Loss and damage fund urged to hold crisis meeting on NepalReprint
Developing nations are urging the Loss and Damage Fund to prioritize rapid disaster response over long-term project financing.
- Restoring reefs with heat-tolerant coralsStudy
Scientists are attempting to restore damaged coral reefs using corals specifically selected for heat tolerance.
- A huge 800 MW wind farm could boost Maine’s onshore wind capacity by 66%
Maine regulators selected Clearway Energy to develop an 800 MW wind farm, which would increase the state's onshore wind capacity by 66%.
- Clean energy super PAC looks to take down a Democratic governor
A clean energy super PAC is targeting the reelection campaign of Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee due to his stance on renewable energy.
- Michigan invests $7.5M to find out if it’s sitting on a clean energy gold mine
Michigan is investing $7.5 million to assess the state's potential for geothermal energy production.
- Inside the passage of America’s biggest climate law
A new memoir details the political process behind the passage of major U.S. climate legislation.
- Pennsylvania’s A.I. Gold Rush Meets Second Thoughts
Pennsylvania officials are reconsidering large-scale data center projects due to environmental concerns and local backlash.
- Power asymmetries in adaptationStudy
This study examines how power imbalances influence the effectiveness and equity of climate change adaptation strategies.
- Policy returnsStudy
An analysis of the outcomes and effectiveness of various climate policy interventions.
- Africa’s Solar Boom Is Showing Up On Rooftops Before It Shows Up In The Statistics
A significant gap between solar module imports and official installation statistics suggests a rapid, uncounted solar boom in Africa.
- From Belém to Antalya – gains, gaps and challenges for a new Just Transition MechanismReprint
Civil society groups are calling for a robust and inclusive Just Transition Mechanism to be established by COP31.
- Designer floating homes may be the future as sea levels rise
Floating architecture is being explored as an adaptation strategy for rising sea levels in coastal cities.
- Solar & Storage Are Saving Schools Millions. See How These 6 Are Using the Extra Budget Space.
Schools across the US are increasingly adopting solar energy to reduce operational costs and redirect funds to education.
- $41M could bring 40 new EV fast-charging sites to Minnesota
Minnesota is allocating $41 million to expand its EV fast-charging network beyond major interstate corridors.
- US Battery Installs to Hit Record in 2026, Industry Report SaysReprint
Syndicated copy of the Bloomberg report on record US battery storage additions, with figures for California and Texas.
- NIO Sales Increase 14.5% Year Over YearStudy
NIO reported a 14.5% year-over-year increase in vehicle sales for August 2026.
- Hyundai opens IONIQ 3 EV orders, starting at about $30,000
Hyundai has opened orders for its new entry-level IONIQ 3 electric hatchback, with pricing starting around $30,000.
- Zero will soon add the main feature its electric motorcycles have always lacked [Updated]
Zero Motorcycles announced that its 2027 electric motorcycle models will finally include DC fast charging capabilities.
- Range Rover’s first luxury electric SUV costs $140,000 and delivers V8 power [Images]
Range Rover has opened sales for its first luxury electric SUV, which is priced starting at $140,000.
- Polestar 4 SUV launches at €57,900 — and it finally has a rear window
Polestar has launched the Polestar 4 SUV, featuring a new body style and an updated rear window design.
- Donut Lab hits 409 Wh/kg in battery lab test, but credibility is goneStudy
Donut Lab claims its new battery achieved high energy density in tests, though the company faces scrutiny over previous performance promises.
- E-quipment highlight: iPad-sized 70 kW electric PTO by Windrose
Windrose has developed an all-electric power take-off system for electric semi-trucks, eliminating the need for diesel-powered auxiliary equipment.
- Kia launches the EV4 GT in Canada, bringing more power and attitude
Kia has launched the 2027 EV4 GT in Canada, expanding its lineup of affordable performance electric vehicles.
- Fervo and Google sign world’s largest deal for next-gen geothermal power
Fervo Energy and Google have signed a major agreement for a next-generation geothermal power project in Utah.
- The US built more grid batteries last quarter than ever beforeStudy
The U.S. set a new record for grid-scale battery storage installations in the most recent quarter.
- When is it safe to return home after a wildfire? California becomes first state to pass standards
California passed legislation establishing the first U.S. standards for testing and remediating wildfire smoke contamination in homes.
- The US added a record 20.2 GWh of battery storage in just 3 monthsStudy
The US battery storage market reached a record high in the second quarter of 2026, adding 20.2 gigawatt-hours of capacity.
- US Battery Installs to Hit Record in 2026, Industry Report Says
The US added a record 20.2 gigawatt-hours of storage in the second quarter and is on pace for 71 gigawatt-hours this year, an industry report says.
- Odyssey Energy Raises $74 Million to Supercharge Small-Scale Solar
Odyssey Energy secured $74 million in funding to expand small-scale solar power projects and improve grid reliability.
- A Data Center Backlash
Pennsylvania is experiencing a conflict between the economic promise of AI data centers and their significant environmental impact.
- Can Ancient Ruins Be Protected From Wildfires? Greece Is Trying.
Greece is fireproofing ancient ruins to protect cultural heritage from the increasing threat of wildfires across Europe.
- Sierra Club Urges Texas Senate to Mandate Better Water Reporting and Planning for Data Centers & Power Plants
The Sierra Club is urging Texas legislators to mandate water usage reporting for data centers and fossil fuel power plants.
- New Jersey just made plug-in solar panels legal
New Jersey has legalized plug-in solar panels, allowing renters to reduce electricity costs by connecting solar units directly to standard wall outlets.
- Tesla killing Solar Roof is leaving installers with six-figure losses
Tesla's cancellation of its Solar Roof product has caused significant financial losses for third-party contractors who invested in the program.
- Can the Obama Presidential Center help Chicago embrace community solar?
The newly opened Obama Presidential Center in Chicago is powered entirely by clean energy and incorporates community solar initiatives.
- NeoVolta’s US battery factory gets a 9 GWh boost from SK On
NeoVolta Power secured a five-year supply of battery cells from SK On to scale production at its Georgia factory.
- Ford shares a closer look at the $30,000 Fathom EV pickup [Video]
Ford has released new footage of its upcoming $30,000 electric pickup truck, the Fathom, ahead of its 2027 market launch.
- Kia’s hot streak is just getting started as the new $30,000 EV3 launches
Kia reports record-breaking US sales driven by the launch of its new affordable EV3 electric SUV.
- Volvo’s cheapest EV can now power a campsite or coffee maker
A software update for the Volvo EX30 now enables vehicle-to-load capabilities, allowing the EV to power external electronics.
- Nissan’s new entry-level ‘Wave’ EV spotted for the first time
Nissan is developing an entry-level electric vehicle, tentatively named the Wave, expected to launch in 2027 for under $25,000.
- Here’s what Volkswagen’s new EV camper looks like in person [Video]
Volkswagen has showcased its new ID. California Cruise, the company's first fully electric camper van.
August 2026
- Virginia to cut rooftop solar costs with nation-first bulk-buy program
Virginia has launched the nation's first state-level bulk-purchasing program to reduce the cost of rooftop solar installations for residents.
- California’s New Gas Pipeline Alternative: Just Paying You
The California legislature is considering new clean energy proposals, including alternatives to traditional gas pipeline infrastructure.
- Manhattan’s flood walls are almost done. What will Mamdani do next?
Manhattan nears completion of flood defense infrastructure as officials consider future climate adaptation strategies.
- Toyota succumbs and now plans to build a new EV in China first
Toyota plans to prioritize the development and production of a new electric vehicle in China over Japan.
- San Francisco residents can now choose where EV curbside chargers go
San Francisco has launched a program allowing residents to request locations for new public curbside EV chargers.
- BYD’s electric supercar will beat a Lambo in a race, and it’s cheaper than a Porsche [Video]
BYD's new Denza Z electric supercar features high-performance specs intended to compete with established luxury sports car brands.
- Volkswagen’s next electric SUV looks a bit familiar [Video]
Volkswagen is preparing to introduce an electric version of the Tiguan SUV to succeed its current ID.4 and ID.5 models.
- BYD’s new luxury electric SUV has a range of over 1,000 km and huge screens
BYD has unveiled the Denza N8 luxury electric SUV, which boasts a range exceeding 1,000 kilometers.
- Kia confirms PV7 debut and previews the larger electric van for the first time [Video]
Kia has provided a first look at its upcoming PV7 electric van ahead of its official debut.
- E-quipment highlight: Tiger electric baggage tug hauls 30 TONS [video]
A new electric baggage tug capable of hauling 30 tons is being marketed for airport ground support operations.
- Urban climate expert Brian Stone on how cities must adapt to survive deadly heat waves
Urban climate researcher Brian Stone discusses necessary city adaptations to mitigate the dangers of increasingly frequent heat waves.
- Catastrophic Flood Exposes the Risks of Nepal’s Hydropower Bet
Catastrophic flooding in Nepal raises concerns about the vulnerability of hydropower infrastructure in climate-sensitive mountain regions.
- MacGregor says demand for its electric cranes is BOOMING in 2026
MacGregor reports that electric maritime cranes now account for over 80% of its new orders in 2026.
- New research shows the world isn’t doing nearly enough to fix its food problemStudy
New research indicates that global efforts to address the environmental impacts of food production are currently insufficient.
- Pacific islands seek backing for new regional fund ahead of COP31Reprint
Pacific island nations are launching a regional fund to provide rapid climate finance to local communities.
- Sun-Ways Is Testing Out Train Track Solar Farms
A pilot program testing solar panels installed between train tracks is expanding across several countries.
- The Top Five States to Watch for Clean Energy Policy
An analysis of five U.S. states where clean energy policy is expected to see significant activity.
- 1 in 7 US students now goes to a solar-powered school
Over 10,800 K-12 schools in the United States are now powered by solar energy.
- Heat-pump water heaters just keep getting better
Heat-pump water heater technology continues to improve in efficiency and accessibility for residential consumers.
- California Lawmakers Pass Plug-In Solar Bill
Multiple states have passed legislation to legalize plug-in solar technology for residential use.
- Army Awards $2.2 Billion for ‘Microreactors’ On U.S. Bases
The U.S. Army is investing $2.2 billion in nuclear microreactors for military bases.
- California Legislature passes balcony solar bill
The California Legislature passed a bill to legalize and simplify the installation of balcony solar kits.
- California virtual power plant bills clear key legislative hurdle
Two bills aimed at expanding virtual power plants in California have advanced through the legislative process.
- Geothermal needs better tools for superhot drilling. Hephae can help.Study
Hephae Energy Technology is developing new drilling tools to improve the efficiency of deep, high-temperature geothermal energy projects.
- Is Maine finally about to make wind power happen?
Maine regulators have approved a major wind farm and transmission project, marking a significant step for the state's renewable energy goals.
- More Companies Are Promising Cloud Seeding Can Make Rain
States are increasing investment in cloud-seeding technology to combat water shortages.
- PJM has finally greenlit a lot of new clean power. Can it get built?
The PJM grid operator has approved significant new clean energy capacity, though developers face ongoing challenges in bringing these projects to completion.
- Arizona is having a grid battery growth spurt. Will that last?Study
Arizona is rapidly expanding its grid-scale battery storage capacity, ranking second only to Texas in new installations during early 2026.
- Trump Shuns E.V.s and Wind Power, But He’s Pouring Billions Into Batteries
The administration is investing in battery storage technology despite a stated preference against other clean energy sectors.
- Indonesia’s nickel production cuts are not enough to create a sustainable industryReprint
Indonesia's nickel production cuts fail to address the industry's reliance on coal, hindering the development of sustainable battery materials.
- Colorado River water conservation efforts get only halfway to a solution
Current conservation plans for the Colorado River are insufficient to meet the water savings required to sustain the basin.
- PJM wants data centers to bring their own power. Pennsylvania’s on it.
Pennsylvania is implementing new measures to ensure data centers secure their own power sources to prevent rising electricity costs for other consumers.
- US apartment buildings have tipped toward heat pumpsStudy
Over half of all new U.S. apartment buildings constructed in 2025 were equipped with heat pumps, marking a shift toward efficient electric heating.
- China keeps Indonesia’s battery dream afloat but future less certainReprint
Indonesia's battery industry faces uncertainty due to its heavy dependence on Chinese capital and the emergence of nickel-free battery technologies.
- Collective global roadmap can boost Cambodia’s energy transition goalsReprint
Cambodia requires international cooperation to reach its goal of sourcing 70% of its power from renewables by 2030.
- Sage Geosystems brings its first next-gen geothermal plant online
Sage Geosystems has launched its first next-generation geothermal power plant in Texas, marking a milestone for on-demand clean energy technology.
- In Michigan, LG opens one of America’s biggest battery cell factories
LG Energy Solution has opened a major battery manufacturing facility in Michigan, despite the current administration's general opposition to electric vehicles.
- How Qcells’ Georgia factory is surviving US solar policy whiplashReprint
Qcells is navigating a volatile U.S. policy environment while maintaining its large-scale solar manufacturing operations in Georgia.
- Q&A: What is ‘long-duration energy storage’ – and why does the UK need it?
The UK is investing in long-duration energy storage technologies to manage renewable energy output variability.
- China Electricity Data ExplorerStudy
Ember released an interactive data explorer detailing China's electricity generation and transition progress.
- Major data center bills advance in California despite industry pushback
California legislators are advancing bills to regulate data center development to mitigate impacts on utility rates and local pollution.
- After a 2-year wait, will Ohio’s largest solar project get the OK?
The Ohio Power Siting Board is nearing a final decision on whether to proceed with the state's largest solar and storage project.
- Boston explores sea- and river-source heat pumps for big buildings
Boston is investigating the use of sea- and river-source heat pumps to decarbonize heating for large buildings.
- South Africa’s top court blocks Shell’s offshore oil exploration rightReprint
South Africa's Constitutional Court blocked Shell's offshore oil exploration, citing a failure to consult local communities.
- Home battery installations climb despite loss of federal incentivesStudy
Home battery installations have continued to rise despite the expiration of federal tax incentives that previously supported the sector.
- Federal ruling hands virtual power plants a win in PJM
Federal regulators have ruled that virtual power plants can be used to help meet energy demand within the PJM grid market.
- US aluminum is poised for a comeback — if it overcomes these hurdles
The U.S. aluminum industry is expanding, but faces challenges related to high energy consumption and local environmental concerns.
- Huge new turbines could let biggest UK wind farm do more with less
ScottishPower plans to repower the U.K.'s largest onshore wind farm with larger, more efficient turbines to increase energy output.
- In Puerto Rico, Trump admin backs big battery project but snubs solar
The DOE is funding a large battery project in Puerto Rico while the administration cuts other clean energy initiatives in the territory.
- Solar on storage units? Here’s how Illinois is making it happen.
Illinois is successfully deploying community solar projects on existing infrastructure like storage facilities to avoid land-use conflicts.
- South Africa’s offshore oil push meets grassroots resistance in court
Legal challenges in South Africa aim to block offshore fossil fuel expansion projects by TotalEnergies and Shell.
- Why Illinois has struggled to turn old coal sites into solar farms
Illinois' initiative to convert retired coal plant sites into solar and battery farms has struggled to meet its deployment goals.
- 3 ways to fix California's utility spending problem — if lawmakers act
California lawmakers are considering legislative proposals to reform utility rate structures and address rising energy costs.
- World’s oldest cheddar-maker slashes energy bills with novel heat pumps
A historic British cheesemaker is reducing its energy consumption and costs by installing modern heat pump technology.
- Can Ford’s affordable new electric truck hit the sweet spot?
Ford is introducing a lower-cost version of its electric pickup truck to improve market performance.
- The Pentagon's wind farm blockade is over — for now
A federal judge has ordered the Department of Defense to resume evaluations of onshore wind farms, ending a de facto moratorium.
- Nuclear startup Oklo splits its first atoms in test reactor
Nuclear startup Oklo successfully split atoms in a test reactor, marking a milestone for its next-generation energy technology.
- The Missing Link to VPP Success? Customer Knowledge.
States are advancing regulations to support virtual power plants, though customer awareness remains a critical barrier to adoption.
- A legal fiction blocking billions in climate finance will be challenged this week
Upcoming tax negotiations in New York may address financial barriers to unlocking $500 billion annually for climate action.
- PJM’s big new data center plan: Make the states figure it out
Grid operator PJM has released a plan to manage the energy demands of data centers by shifting responsibility to state regulators and utilities.
- Southeast Asia’s fragile grids threaten billions in clean energy investment
Inadequate electricity infrastructure and policy instability in Southeast Asia are hindering the region's transition to renewable energy.
- Base Power raises $1B to get big batteries into more homes
Home battery startup Base Power has raised an additional $1 billion to expand its residential energy storage operations.
- Court rules against Trump EPA’s freeze of $20B in ‘green bank’ funds
A federal appeals court ruled that the EPA acted improperly by freezing $20 billion in green bank financing.
- Governments weigh response to US going alone on deep-sea mining
The International Seabed Authority is challenging a unilateral US move to advance deep-sea mining operations.
- Microreactor startup Valar Atomics raises $1B
Microreactor developer Valar Atomics raised $1 billion, anticipating regulatory changes from the White House.
- How to bring a geothermal well back from the deadReprint
Geothermal company Zanskar is utilizing new techniques to restore productivity to failing geothermal wells at a New Mexico plant.
- Massachusetts embraces backyard homes as housing and climate solution
Massachusetts is promoting the construction of accessory dwelling units as a strategy to address both housing shortages and climate goals.
- Illinois Solar for All is, at last, taking off
Illinois' 'Solar for All' program is seeing increased adoption and success in providing clean energy access to underserved communities.
- Virginia lays groundwork to combine more solar with farming
Virginia is developing policies to integrate solar energy production with agricultural land use to address energy demand and land preservation.
- Egypt seeks to unlock renewable potential to power regional clean energy hub
Egypt is leveraging European investment to develop its renewable energy sector and become a regional clean electricity exporter.
July 2026
- California was mostly solar-powered in May — a global firstStudy
Solar power generated 51% of California's electricity in May, marking the first time the state reached this milestone.
- 3 states would face Colorado River water cuts under federal planReprint
Federal authorities proposed mandatory water usage cuts for Arizona, California, and Nevada to address the Colorado River water crisis.
- New process turns plastic waste into hydrogen fuel while trapping the carbonStudy
A new chemical process converts unsorted plastic waste into hydrogen fuel while capturing carbon in solid or liquid forms.
- Executive summary – Electric Car Markets in a Time of Uncertainty – AnalysisStudy
The IEA provides an executive summary on the current state and future outlook of global electric vehicle markets.
- Antora snags $550M for heat batteries to run data centers and factories
Antora Energy raised $550 million to scale thermal battery technology for industrial heat and data center power needs.
- This Texas coal mine will soon be home to a 1.2GW solar farm
Construction has begun on a 1.2-gigawatt solar and battery project located on former coal mining land in Texas.
- ‘It’ll take more’: CFS nets another $1B to chase nuclear fusion dream
Commonwealth Fusion Systems secured $1 billion in new funding to continue developing its commercial nuclear fusion reactor technology.
- Hormuz crisis speeds up transition to electric cars, IEA data showsStudy
IEA data indicates that rising oil prices during geopolitical instability have accelerated consumer adoption of electric vehicles.
- UN bid to keep 1.5C alive exposes deepening divisions over fossil fuels
Deep divisions persist at the UN over whether to prioritize a fossil fuel phase-out to meet 1.5C climate targets.
- How the UK's extreme heat is shifting the conversation about air-con
Rising UK temperatures are prompting a debate over the environmental costs and necessity of air conditioning.
- Biggest battery east of the Mississippi will help power AI complex
A large-scale battery storage facility is being deployed in Ohio to support the energy demands of a growing AI data center complex.
- Key findings - Heat Pump Monitor 2026Study
The IEA's 2026 Heat Pump Monitor provides key findings on the adoption and efficiency of heat pump technology globally.
- Key findings - Heat Pump Monitor 2026Study
The IEA publishes key findings from its 2026 Heat Pump Monitor regarding technology adoption and market trends.
- Dashboards - Heat Pump Monitor 2026Study
The IEA published its 2026 heat pump monitor, tracking the deployment of this key decarbonization technology.
- Dashboards - Heat Pump Monitor 2026Study
The IEA provides updated data dashboards tracking the deployment of heat pumps globally.
- Solar-powered EV carshare pilot launches in Massachusetts
A new pilot program in Massachusetts is providing low-income residents access to shared, solar-powered electric vehicles.
- How Illinois’ new energy law is creating a market for Chicago properties
New Illinois legislation is incentivizing the development of battery storage projects on underutilized land across the Chicago area.
- Want a home battery on a budget? Consider a portable, DIY system.
This guide explores the use of portable, DIY battery systems as a budget-friendly option for home energy storage.
- California to offer a novel $3,500 rebate for first-time EV buyers
California has launched the 'MyFirstEV' program, offering a $3,500 rebate to first-time electric vehicle buyers.
- US factories are struggling to get cleaner heat. These ideas may help.
Manufacturers are exploring new technologies to reduce reliance on fossil fuels for industrial heat amid rising energy costs.
- Resumen ejecutivo - Chile 2050 Hoja de Ruta para la Transición EnergéticaStudy
Chile has released a roadmap outlining its national strategy for transitioning to a sustainable energy system by 2050.
- Resumen ejecutivo - Chile 2050 Hoja de Ruta para la Transición EnergéticaStudy
The IEA published an executive summary of Chile's 2050 roadmap for achieving a national energy transition.
- Post–Hurricane Helene, this community is getting creative with solar
Following Hurricane Helene, an Asheville neighborhood is implementing community-based solar projects to improve disaster resilience.
- Solar is having its best summer yet in EuropeStudy
Data from Ember shows that solar power reached a record 25% of the European Union's electricity generation last month.
- A healthier global diet could cut farm emissions by 85%
Transitioning to healthier global diets could reduce land-use emissions by 85% by 2050 while transforming agricultural production.
- Could a new iron ore mine turn Minnesota into a green steel powerhouse?
Minnesota is exploring whether a new iron ore mine can be integrated into a green steel production supply chain.
- Solar is booming in Indiana. Not everyone is happy about it.
The rapid expansion of solar farms in rural Indiana is facing pushback from local residents concerned about land use.
- Latin America – Global Critical Minerals Outlook 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA released an analysis on the role of Latin American critical minerals in the global energy transition.
- Policy pathways – Global Critical Minerals Outlook 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA outlines policy pathways for managing critical minerals in its 2026 global outlook.
- Policy pathways – Global Critical Minerals Outlook 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA report outlines policy pathways for securing critical minerals essential for the global clean energy transition.
- Latin America – Global Critical Minerals Outlook 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA published an analysis of critical mineral supply chains and development in Latin America.
- Africa Energy Efficiency Policy Training Week 2026Study
The IEA is organizing a training program focused on developing energy efficiency policy frameworks for African nations.
- Africa Energy Efficiency Policy Training Week 2026Study
The IEA is hosting a training program in 2026 focused on energy efficiency policies for African nations.
- IEA Energy Innovation Forum 2027
The IEA is hosting an Energy Innovation Forum in 2027 to discuss advancements in energy technology.
- IEA Energy Innovation Forum 2027
The IEA is hosting an innovation forum in 2027 to discuss advancements in energy technology and policy.
- Scientists tried to thicken Arctic ice by pumping seawater onto it. The ice did become thicker and brighter, but there is a big catch
Researchers successfully thickened Arctic ice using seawater pumps, though the method faces significant practical and environmental challenges.
- Executive summary – Critical Minerals Review of Norway 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA reviews Norway's critical mineral supply chains necessary for global clean energy technologies.
- Executive summary – Critical Minerals Review of Norway 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA published a critical minerals review for Norway, focusing on supply chains for clean energy technologies.
- Executive summary - Clean Cooking in Africa 2026Study
The IEA released a report outlining strategies for expanding access to clean cooking technologies across Africa.
- Executive summary - Clean Cooking in Africa 2026Study
The IEA provides an executive summary on strategies to improve access to clean cooking energy across Africa.
- Small and Medium Enterprises – Energy Efficiency Policy Toolkit – AnalysisStudy
The IEA offers a policy toolkit to help small and medium enterprises improve energy efficiency.
- A popular climate fix could accidentally trigger massive changes to global weatherStudy
Study warns that marine cloud brightening could inadvertently disrupt global weather patterns like the El Niño cycle.
June 2026
- Heat waves push more Europeans to embrace air conditioning
Rising temperatures in Europe are driving an increase in air conditioning adoption across the continent.
- Executive summary - Financing the ASEAN Power GridStudy
The IEA outlines financing strategies required to develop the ASEAN Power Grid to support regional renewable energy integration.
- Executive summary – Scaling Up Demand Flexibility – AnalysisStudy
The IEA released an analysis on scaling up demand-side flexibility to support clean energy integration.
- Executive summary – Scaling Up Demand Flexibility – AnalysisStudy
The IEA report outlines strategies for scaling up demand flexibility to support clean energy transitions.
- Operational benefits - Multiple Benefits of Energy Efficiency for BusinessStudy
The IEA outlines the operational and economic benefits of implementing energy efficiency measures for businesses.
- Health and well-being – Multiple Benefits of Energy Efficiency for Business – AnalysisStudy
The IEA examines the health and well-being benefits associated with implementing energy efficiency measures in businesses.
- The business value of energy efficiency – Multiple Benefits of Energy Efficiency for Business – AnalysisStudy
The IEA report details the economic and operational benefits of implementing energy efficiency measures for businesses.
- Operational benefits – Multiple Benefits of Energy Efficiency for Business – AnalysisStudy
The IEA outlines the operational and economic benefits of implementing energy efficiency measures for businesses.
- Federal firefighters will be encouraged to wear N95 respirators in major policy reversal
The U.S. Forest Service will now allow federal firefighters to wear N95 respirators to protect against smoke-related health risks.
- Trade and infrastructure – Global Hydrogen Review 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA analyzes the infrastructure and trade requirements necessary for a global hydrogen economy.
- Investment and innovation – Global Hydrogen Review 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA report analyzes global investment trends and innovation progress in the hydrogen energy sector.
- Investment and innovation – Global Hydrogen Review 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA report analyzes global investment trends and technological innovations in the hydrogen energy sector.
- Policy – Global Hydrogen Review 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA released a review of global policy developments regarding the hydrogen economy.
- Policy – Global Hydrogen Review 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA released a review of global policy developments and progress regarding hydrogen energy deployment.
- Africa – Global Hydrogen Review 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA published a review of the hydrogen market and development potential in Africa.
- Africa – Global Hydrogen Review 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA reviews the current state and future potential of hydrogen energy development across Africa.
- Cost acceptability – Global Hydrogen Review 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA analyzes the cost acceptability of hydrogen technologies in its 2026 global review.
- Cost acceptability – Global Hydrogen Review 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA's Global Hydrogen Review analyzes the economic challenges and cost acceptability of scaling hydrogen technology.
- Executive summary – Renewables in District Energy – AnalysisStudy
The IEA summarizes the role of renewable energy sources in district heating and cooling systems.
- Electric Vehicle Outlook 2026: Global EV Sales Set for Another Record-Breaking Year, but Growth in Some Major Markets SlowsStudy
BNEF expects 27 percent of cars sold worldwide in 2026 to be electric, up from 9 percent five years ago, with growth slowing in some markets.
- Scientists turn tofu and cheese waste into tiny CO2-catching beadsStudy
Researchers developed energy-efficient beads from food waste capable of capturing atmospheric carbon dioxide.
- Buildings - Breakthrough Agenda Report 2026Study
The IEA released a report outlining strategies for decarbonizing the building sector.
- Buildings - Breakthrough Agenda Report 2026Study
The IEA released a report outlining strategies to decarbonize the building sector by 2026.
May 2026
- How we track investment in energy - World Energy Investment 2026Study
The IEA provides an overview of its methodology for tracking global energy investment trends.
- Boom Times For The Battery Energy Storage Market
US battery storage additions hit a first-quarter record even as overall clean-tech investment fell 9 percent and EV sales dropped after the tax credit ended.
- For the first time, wind and solar generated more electricity than gas worldwide in April 2026Study
Wind and solar produced 531 terawatt-hours in April, 54 more than gas, with generation up 13 percent year on year.
- Supreme Court & legal decisions
This update tracks recent Supreme Court and legal decisions impacting climate and environmental policy.
- Supreme Court & legal decisionsReprint
This summary tracks ongoing legal and Supreme Court decisions related to environmental and climate regulations.
- Sweden generates 99% of electricity from clean sources. So why is wind power under attack?
Despite Sweden's high clean energy generation, wind power projects face increasing political and local opposition.
April 2026
- ‘Historic breakthrough’: Colombia climate talks end with hopes raised for fossil fuel phaseout
Colombia climate talks concluded with increased international support for a potential fossil fuel phaseout agreement.
- Battery Storage Capacity: Record Growth and Trends in 2026Reprint
A summary of an InfoLink report putting 2025 storage additions at 275 gigawatt-hours and forecasting 353 in 2026, driven by data centers.
- Global growth in solar “the largest ever observed for any source”Study
Global solar energy capacity experienced its largest growth rate ever recorded for any energy source.
- An AI trained on 13,000 virtual worlds just projected our renewable energy futureStudy
An AI model trained on virtual environments projects future pathways for renewable energy adoption.
- Clean energy pushes fossil-fuel power into reverse for ‘first time ever’
Solar generation rose 30 percent in a year and renewables beat coal’s share of world electricity for the first time since 1919, Ember data show.
- Too hot for solar and too much wind for turbines: Can renewables withstand our worsening climate?
Extreme weather conditions are creating operational challenges for solar and wind energy infrastructure.
- Why cheap power could matter more than clean power in the push for net zero
Analysts are debating the relative importance of low-cost power versus clean energy in achieving net-zero targets.
- The world added 4 GW of new solar capacity for every GW of wind in 2025, but wind is gaining
Combined wind and solar capacity passed 4 terawatts in 2025; solar additions outpaced wind four to one, but wind’s growth rate is rising.
- A New Economic Superpower Could Spark a Retreat From Fossil Fuels
The emergence of a new economic power may accelerate the global transition away from fossil fuels.
- As Vermont Defends Its Law to Make Fossil Fuel Firms Pay for Climate Adaptation, the Bill Is Already Coming Due
Vermont is defending a law requiring fossil fuel companies to pay for climate adaptation costs.
March 2026
- Renewables grew to almost 50% of global electricity capacity in 2025 after solar boostStudy
Renewable energy sources accounted for nearly half of global electricity capacity additions in 2025.
- Vermont defends its landmark climate superfund law against Trump administration lawsuit
Vermont is actively defending its climate superfund law against a legal challenge from the Trump administration.
- China Has Five-Minute EV Charging. America Is Trying to Catch Up
China's rapid advancement in EV charging infrastructure highlights the technological gap the United States faces in its transition to electric vehicles.
- Stopping climate damage may require centuries of carbon removalStudy
Research suggests that mitigating climate damage may require centuries of sustained carbon removal efforts.
- The US barely bothers to track geoengineering. What could go wrong?
The United States lacks a comprehensive regulatory framework for tracking geoengineering research and its potential environmental risks.
February 2026
- European Electricity Review 2026Study
This report analyzes the state of the European electricity sector and progress toward decarbonization in 2026.
- 'The world remains unprepared': Why scientists are calling for a global assessment of climate change
Scientists are advocating for a comprehensive global assessment to address the world's lack of preparedness for climate change.
- Regional monitor and yield forecasting for potato farmers in the NetherlandsStudy
The Copernicus Climate Change Service provides regional monitoring and yield forecasting tools to help Dutch potato farmers adapt to changing climate conditions.
- Executive summary – Electricity 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA's executive summary analyzes global electricity market trends and the transition toward cleaner power sources.
- Executive summary – Electricity 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA released an executive summary of its Electricity 2026 report regarding global power sector trends.
January 2026
- The ‘Doomsday Glacier’ Could Flood the Earth. Can a 50-Mile Wall Stop It?
Engineers and scientists are evaluating the feasibility of massive infrastructure projects to prevent sea-level rise from destabilizing the Thwaites Glacier.
- Amid National Call to Make Polluters Pay, Illinois Lawmakers Are Prepping a Climate Change Superfund Bill
Illinois lawmakers are drafting legislation to establish a climate superfund that would hold major polluters financially accountable for climate damages.
- The state of play for hydrogen - PodcastStudy
The IEA discusses the current state of the global hydrogen market in a podcast episode.
- The state of play for hydrogen - Podcast
This podcast episode discusses the current global status and challenges of hydrogen energy deployment.
December 2025
- Executive summary - Powering Ireland’s Energy FutureStudy
The IEA provides an executive summary on strategies for Ireland's future energy transition.
- 10 Years After the Paris Climate Deal: What The World Got Right, Wrong, And What Comes Next
An analysis reviews the successes and failures of global climate efforts ten years after the Paris Agreement.
- One Big, Shining Beacon for Climate Hope
This article discusses a specific project presented as a source of optimism for climate change mitigation.
- How to bring power to 600 million people - Podcast
Experts discuss strategies for expanding electricity access to 600 million people globally.
October 2025
- Online course: Understanding climate dataStudy
Copernicus launched an online course designed to help professionals integrate climate data into their work.
- Why China Built 162 Square Miles of Solar Panels on the World’s Highest Plateau
China has installed a massive solar energy array on the Tibetan Plateau to expand renewable capacity.
September 2025
- Geothermal energy: The future beneath our feet - Podcast
A podcast explores the potential of geothermal energy as a sustainable power source.
- Geothermal energy: The future beneath our feet - Podcast
A podcast episode explores the potential for geothermal energy to contribute to the global energy transition.
August 2025
- The World Court just ruled countries can be held liable for climate change damage – what does that mean for the US?
A World Court ruling establishes that countries can be held liable for climate change damages.
July 2025
- As U.S. Retreats on Climate, China and Europe Pledge to Go Green Together
China and Europe are strengthening their green energy commitments as the United States shifts its climate policy stance.
- EcoFlow says its new Ocean Pro is better than Tesla’s Powerwall
EcoFlow claims its new Ocean Pro energy storage system outperforms the Tesla Powerwall.
June 2025
- Where the money is going in energy - Podcast
An IEA podcast discusses current global trends and shifts in energy sector investment.
- Where the money is going in energy - Podcast
A podcast episode explores current global investment trends within the energy sector.
March 2025
- How China came to dominate the world in renewable energy
China has achieved global dominance in the renewable energy sector through strategic industrial policy.
February 2025
- Energy & climate policy
This report tracks recent updates and changes in energy and climate policy.
January 2025
- 20th Energy Efficiency Policy Training WeekStudy
The IEA is conducting its 20th annual training week focused on energy efficiency policy development for government officials.
- 20th Energy Efficiency Policy Training WeekStudy
The IEA is hosting a training week focused on developing effective energy efficiency policies for member nations.
- Bloomberg MSCI December 2027 Maturity EUR Corporate ESG Screened Unh EURStudy
Financial data is provided for a Bloomberg MSCI corporate bond index focused on ESG-screened investments.
- Chile surpasses 40% wind and solar for the first time in DecemberStudy
Chile achieved a milestone in December by generating over 40% of its electricity from wind and solar power.
- Chile surpasses 40% wind and solar for the first time in DecemberStudy
Chile reached a milestone in December by generating over 40% of its electricity from wind and solar power.
December 2024
- BHJENEN:IND | Bloomberg Hydrogen Screened Net Return Index | Indices | Bloomberg Professional ServicesStudy
This is a financial index tracking companies involved in the hydrogen energy sector.
- BCOMCAT:IND | Bloomberg Commodity Carbon Tilted Index Total Return | Indices | Bloomberg Professional ServicesStudy
Bloomberg provides data on a commodity index that adjusts for carbon emissions intensity.
- BBEVT:IND | Bloomberg Electric Vehicles Total Return Index | Indices | Bloomberg Professional ServicesStudy
This is a financial index tracking the performance of companies in the electric vehicle sector.
- Bloomberg Electric Vehicles Screened Total Return IndexStudy
Financial data for the Bloomberg Electric Vehicles Screened Total Return Index.
- BHJENEN:IND | Bloomberg Hydrogen Screened Net Return Index | Indices | Bloomberg Professional ServicesStudy
This is a financial index tracking companies involved in the hydrogen energy sector.
November 2024
- Coral RestorationStudy
NOAA provides educational resources and video documentation on coral reef restoration efforts.
October 2024
- European Wholesale Electricity Price DataStudy
Ember provides updated data on wholesale electricity prices across European markets.
July 2024
- Electric vehicles
This report covers current developments and trends in the electric vehicle industry.
- Coverage of alternative energy from AxiosClickbait
Axios provides a collection of their reporting on alternative energy developments.
June 2024
- Mexico’s new president is a climate scientist. Here’s what that could mean for the country’s emissions
Mexico's newly elected president, a climate scientist, faces expectations regarding the country's future emissions policy.
May 2024
- What are the most powerful climate actions you can take? The expert view
Experts discuss the most effective individual and collective actions for addressing climate change.
- Company receives approval to install fully submerged wave energy converter to generate clean power: 'This is an exciting green light'
A company received approval to deploy a fully submerged wave energy converter for clean power generation.
- More and faster: Electricity from clean sources reaches 30% of global totalStudy
Global electricity generation from clean energy sources has reached 30 percent of the total.
March 2024
- Columbus’ new emergency management plan includes climate change. Here’s what that means, Ledger
Columbus has integrated climate change considerations into its updated emergency management plan.
October 2023
- Google AI prepares U.S. and Canada for flooding with expanded predictor
Google is expanding its AI-powered flood prediction tool to cover more regions in the U.S. and Canada.
- To avert climate disaster, what if one rogue nation dimmed the Sun?
Experts explore the ethical and geopolitical implications of solar geoengineering as a potential climate intervention.
September 2023
- The Adaptation Sciences (AdSci) Program
The Adaptation Sciences program supports research and activities to help communities prepare for climate-related impacts.
August 2023
- Innovative Technologies Expand Research Capabilities in Alaska Marine Ecosystems
NOAA is deploying new technologies to improve monitoring and research capabilities within Alaska's marine ecosystems.
November 2022
- Al Gore helped launch a global emissions tracker that keeps big polluters honest
Al Gore has helped launch a satellite-based monitoring system designed to track and expose major methane-emitting facilities globally.
- How Australia became the world's greatest lithium supplier
Australia has rapidly expanded its lithium mining industry to become a central supplier for the global electric vehicle battery market.
October 2022
- Insurers withdraw from fossil fuel projects amid climate change fears
Major insurance companies are increasingly divesting from fossil fuel projects due to the long-term financial risks posed by climate change.
- Caltech will send a prototype orbital solar farm to orbit by December
Caltech plans to launch a prototype satellite designed to harvest solar energy in space and beam it back to Earth.
- Climate change: Can an enormous seaweed farm help curb it?
Researchers are investigating whether large-scale seaweed farming can effectively sequester carbon and help mitigate climate change.
- In the near future, satellites will beam down renewable energy to anyone who needs it
Emerging satellite technology aims to provide renewable energy access globally by transmitting solar power from orbit.
- Renewables Are Meeting Demand—but Climate Disasters Are Pushing Back the Tipping Point
Renewable energy growth is being challenged by the increasing frequency and severity of climate-driven disasters.
September 2022
- Electrification – AnalysisStudy
The IEA provides an analytical overview of the role of electrification in global energy transitions.
- The Biden Administration Wants to Cut Geothermal Energy Costs by 90 Percent
The Biden administration has announced a new initiative aiming to reduce the costs of geothermal energy by 90 percent.
August 2022
- 1 million square feet of L.A. roads are being covered with solar-reflective paint
Los Angeles is applying solar-reflective paint to city roads to mitigate the urban heat island effect.
- Climate activists fill golf holes with cement after water ban exemption
Climate activists blocked golf course holes with cement to protest water usage exemptions during a drought.
May 2022
- Hydrogen may be a climate solution. There's debate over how clean it will truly be
Experts are debating the environmental viability and carbon footprint of hydrogen as a potential clean energy source.
October 2021
- A recipe for fighting climate change and feeding the world
This article discusses agricultural strategies aimed at both food security and climate change mitigation.
September 2021
- How to Protect Your Home from Wildfires
Homeowners are provided with practical guidance on how to mitigate wildfire risks to their properties.
- As climate pledges fall short, U.N. predicts globe could warm by worrying 2.7 degrees Celsius
The U.N. warns that current climate pledges are insufficient to prevent global warming from reaching 2.7 degrees Celsius.
August 2021
- Biden's Infrastructure Bill Will Try and Rebuild America's Forests
The Biden administration's infrastructure bill includes provisions aimed at restoring and managing American forests.
- In a summer scarred by heat, drought and fire, adaptation becomes a necessity
An opinion piece discusses the growing necessity of climate adaptation following a summer of extreme weather.
July 2021
- Biden wants to turn America’s auto fleet electric. It’s harder than it seems
Transitioning the U.S. auto fleet to electric vehicles faces significant logistical and economic challenges.
- A Soil-Science Revolution Upends Plans to Fight Climate ChangeStudy
New scientific understanding of soil carbon sequestration is challenging existing strategies for mitigating climate change.
March 2021
- AHAM World Series - Global Climate Change FundStudy
The AHAM World Series Global Climate Change Fund provides financial data regarding climate-focused investment strategies.
February 2021
- Which country is the world leader in renewable energy in 2021?Clickbait
An overview of global renewable energy adoption rankings for the year 2021.
October 2020
- Supreme Court takes up energy companies' appeal over Baltimore climate suit
The Supreme Court will hear an appeal from energy companies regarding a climate change lawsuit filed by the city of Baltimore.
- National Grid aims for 'net zero' emissions in U.S. by 2050
National Grid has announced a commitment to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions in the United States by 2050.
- Supreme Court to review climate change lawsuit venueReprint
The Supreme Court is set to determine the appropriate venue for ongoing climate change litigation.
- The state of zero-carbon power
An update on the current progress and challenges facing the transition to zero-carbon power sources.
- Carbon Price Needs to Triple to Spur Green EU Hydrogen Growth
Analysts suggest that carbon prices must triple to make green hydrogen production economically viable in the European Union.
- Despite delays, offshore wind firm makes key investment
An offshore wind developer has moved forward with a significant investment despite previous project delays.
- How Biden’s $1.7 trillion climate plan would change America after Trump's Big Oil presidencyReprint
An analysis of how proposed federal climate legislation aims to shift U.S. energy policy.
- Unsustainable Energy Production Will Stop, BP ProjectsStudy
BP's latest energy outlook projects that global fossil fuel consumption will decline as the world transitions toward lower-carbon energy sources.
September 2020
- Net Zero by 2050 Has Quickly Become the New Normal for the Largest U.S. Utilities
Most major U.S. utility companies have now adopted net-zero carbon emission targets for the coming decades.
- Extinction crisis: World leaders say it is time to act
World leaders have issued a collective pledge to take urgent action to address the global biodiversity and extinction crisis.
- Green Homes Grant: homeowners can apply for up to £5,000 in England
The UK government has launched a grant program offering homeowners up to £5,000 for energy-efficient home improvements.
- Shell to cut up to 9,000 jobs as Covid-19 accelerates green drive
Shell plans to cut thousands of jobs as the company accelerates its transition toward renewable energy investments.
- Hydrogen-powered train makes UK maiden journey
A hydrogen-powered train has completed its first passenger journey in the United Kingdom.
- Trump’s Pick for the Supreme Court Could Deepen the Risk for Its Most Crucial Climate Change Ruling
The appointment of a new Supreme Court justice could significantly impact future legal rulings regarding climate change regulations.
- Compact Nuclear Fusion Reactor Is ‘Very Likely to Work,’ Studies SuggestStudy
New studies suggest that a compact nuclear fusion reactor design is scientifically viable for future energy production.
- How Coal-Loving Australia Became the Leader in Rooftop Solar
Australia has transitioned to become a global leader in rooftop solar adoption despite its historical reliance on coal.
- With Glaciers Melting And Temps Soaring, Pakistan Pursues Big Action On Climate Change
Pakistan is implementing significant climate action policies in response to melting glaciers and rising temperatures.
- Planetary ‘safety net’ could halt wildlife loss and slow climate breakdown
Protecting large areas of land and sea could help preserve biodiversity and mitigate the impacts of climate change.
- World leaders pledge to halt Earth’s destruction ahead of UN summit
Global leaders have pledged to prioritize biodiversity and environmental protection ahead of an upcoming UN summit.
- Britain, Canada, EU throw weight behind 2030 biodiversity protection goal
Britain, Canada, and the EU have committed to a global goal of protecting 30 percent of land and sea by 2030.
- Green recovery post-COVID-19: Promoting healthy and restored forestsStudy
The UN Environment Programme outlines strategies for forest restoration as part of a sustainable post-COVID-19 economic recovery.
- Why a Tidal Wave of Climate Lawsuits Looms Over the Fossil Fuel Industry
This commentary explores the growing trend of climate litigation targeting the fossil fuel industry.
- As fossil fuel jobs falter, renewables come to the rescue
Renewable energy sectors are increasingly absorbing workers displaced by the decline of the fossil fuel industry.
- Can Geoengineering Fix the Climate Crisis?Clickbait
This article explores the potential benefits and significant risks associated with geoengineering as a climate intervention.
- House passes sweeping clean energy bill
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed comprehensive legislation focused on clean energy development.
- World's youth rallies against climate change, ReutersReprint
Youth activists worldwide are organizing large-scale protests to demand urgent government action on climate change.
- California Gov. Newsom Calls Transition To Electric Cars An 'Economic Imperative'
California Governor Gavin Newsom frames the transition to electric vehicles as a necessary step for the state's economic future.
- California, Michigan Announce Climate Change PlansReprint
California and Michigan have announced new state-level initiatives aimed at addressing climate change.
- Brookfield Renewable to Supply Plug Power's First Green Hydrogen Plant With Renewable Energy
Brookfield Renewable will provide power for Plug Power's new green hydrogen production facility.
- Climate change reversal startup Nori raises $4M for its CO2 offsets marketplace
Startup Nori has raised $4 million to develop a marketplace for carbon removal offsets.
- California Plans to Ban Sales of New Gas-Powered Cars in 15 Years
California officials announced a plan to ban the sale of new gasoline-powered passenger vehicles in the state by 2035.
- China, top global emitter, aims to go carbon-neutral by 2060
China, the world's largest emitter of greenhouse gases, has pledged to reach carbon neutrality by 2060.
- California outpaced Trump's Forest Service in wildfire prevention work: dataStudy
Data shows that California state agencies conducted more wildfire prevention work than the U.S. Forest Service in recent years.
- China, in Pointed Message to U.S., Tightens Its Climate Targets
China has announced more ambitious climate targets in a move signaling its position on international climate policy.
- U.S. companies make new vows to tackle carbon emissions, even as global action falls short
U.S. corporations are pledging new carbon reduction goals despite a global gap in meeting climate targets.
- As Concerns Over Climate Change Rise, More Developers Turn to Wood
Real estate developers are increasingly using wood in construction to reduce the carbon footprint of new buildings.
- Plant trees or let forests regrow? New studies probe two ways to fight climate changeStudy
New studies compare the effectiveness of active tree planting versus natural forest regrowth for carbon sequestration.
- Microsoft pledges to be ‘carbon negative’ by 2030, launches $1B Climate Innovation Fund
Microsoft announces a goal to become carbon negative by 2030 and establishes a $1 billion fund for climate innovation.
- Transforming homes into power stations - how Sweden is disrupting energy production
Sweden is implementing decentralized energy models that transform residential homes into active power-generating units.
August 2020
- Multilateral action for a green post-COVID-19 recoveryReprint
The UN Environment Programme outlines strategies for integrating climate action into post-pandemic economic recovery plans.
- The $16 billion plan to beam Australia’s Outback sun onto Asia’s power grids
A $16 billion project aims to export solar energy generated in Australia to Asian power grids via undersea cables.
- New directive to prepare Army installations against extreme weather, climate change
The U.S. Army has issued a new directive to harden military installations against the impacts of extreme weather and climate change.
- Democrats Are Trying to Save Climate Policy From the Senate
Democratic lawmakers are working to protect climate policy initiatives from legislative gridlock in the U.S. Senate.
August 2019
- Environmentally Optimal, Nutritionally Sound, Protein and Energy Conserving Plant Based Alternatives to U.S. MeatStudy
A study identifies plant-based meat alternatives that are nutritionally sound and environmentally optimal for reducing food-related emissions.
November 2018
- iSTOXX Europe ESG Climate Awareness Select 50 Price EURStudy
Market data for the iSTOXX Europe ESG Climate Awareness Select 50 index.
- iSTOXX Europe ESG Climate Awareness Select 50 Price EURStudy
This index tracks the performance of 50 European companies selected for their climate awareness and ESG credentials.
April 2017
- Powerhouse: the startup making solar the most accessible energy in the world
A startup is working to increase global access to solar energy technology.
October 2016
- Policy database – Data & StatisticsStudy
The IEA maintains a database tracking global energy and climate policy developments.
- Policy database – Data & StatisticsStudy
The IEA provides a database tracking global energy policies and statistics.
May 2015
- JPXX Quote - Amundi MSCI Japan SRI Climate Paris Aligned ETF FundStudy
Financial data is provided for the Amundi MSCI Japan SRI Climate Paris Aligned ETF.