Energy, fusion, batteries, and the decarbonization stack.
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Chinese automaker BYD delivered 557,090 battery-electric vehicles in Q2 2026, outpacing Tesla's estimated 396,500 and reaffirming its global leadership in EV sales.
Earthrise Energy has devised a novel approach to expedite solar project grid connection by leveraging existing gas plant infrastructure, significantly cutting typical multi-year delays.
A significant 422 MW floating solar project portfolio has been greenlit in the Philippines, marking a notable expansion in the region's renewable energy infrastructure with potential for high capacity factors and grid impact.
Mercedes-Benz has released operational data from 80 electric semi trucks hauling 36 tons in harsh German winter conditions, revealing efficiency comparable to Tesla's heavy-duty EVs and challenging prevailing doubts about electric freight viability.
CATL unveiled the TENER Sodium Energy Storage System, marking the first commercially validated sodium-ion battery solution with full production capacity and supply chain readiness.
The Massachusetts Senate's new energy legislation preserves critical energy-efficiency funding, potentially saving consumers $14 billion over the next decade and supporting broad renewable energy goals.
Tesla, Sunrun, and Renew Home have formed an alliance to create what they claim will be the country's largest virtual power plant, aiming for an aggregated 16 gigawatts of capacity from distributed energy resources.
A proposed Ohio bill could significantly impede the development of major wind and solar farms, potentially slowing the state's clean energy transition and increasing costs for developers.
Boston Metal is shifting focus from its high-profile green steel narrative toward high-value critical metals, highlighting the steep commercial barriers facing molten oxide electrolysis in heavy industry.
India’s rapid solar expansion is hitting a hard technical wall as its legacy coal-fired fleet fails to ramp down during midday peak generation, highlighting an urgent need for utility-scale battery storage to prevent massive clean energy curtailment.
While utility-scale solar achieved a historic milestone by outproducing coal across the US in May, a rollback of residential tax incentives is triggering a sharp divergence, leaving distributed rooftop solar facing a prolonged contraction.
The revocation of federal tax incentives is squeezing the US residential solar market, but utility-scale developers are proving resilient as corporate demand and private capital bypass policy headwinds.
Eavor Technologies has connected its novel closed-loop geothermal project to Germany's grid, marking a significant step for the technology despite initial development challenges. The company now plans to expand its operational capacity.
The United States has seen a dramatic increase in capital expenditure for solar manufacturing, rising from $150 million in 2020 to an estimated $2.5 billion in 2026, signaling a significant domestic industrial expansion driven by policy.
Six months after starting operations, the New England Clean Energy Connect transmission line is raising questions about whether importing Canadian hydropower can deliver on its decarbonization promises.
Wind and solar developers are racing to meet a crucial July 4 deadline imposed by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, threatening a sudden slowdown in US clean energy deployment.
The largest wind farm in the United States is slated to begin commercial operations this month, delivering 3,650 megawatts of capacity to Western grids via a massive dedicated transmission line.
A new facility in rural Minnesota is leveraging local wind resources to produce green ammonia, marking a tangible step toward decarbonizing agriculture and heavy industry. This project underscores the growing viability of localized renewable energy solutions for critical industri
As AI data centers strain the electrical grid, automakers like General Motors and Ford are pivoting toward grid-scale battery storage, leveraging EV supply chains to challenge Tesla's lucrative Megapack business.
The commercial launch of Qcells' massive Georgia facility marks a critical milestone for domestic solar manufacturing, finally establishing a scaled US supply of the cells that form the core of photovoltaic modules.
Policy discussions in the European Union to reduce electric vehicle adoption targets could significantly undermine grid stability and escalate the costs of integrating renewable energy, necessitating substantial new conventional power generation.
China's CATL, the world's largest battery manufacturer, projects that stationary energy storage systems will account for half of its sales by 2030. This strategic pivot signals a substantial reorientation of global battery production towards grid-scale applications.
General Motors is betting on lithium-manganese-rich cathode chemistry to slash EV costs, leveraging a new pilot facility to shave a year off commercialization timelines despite lingering technical hurdles.
The rapid expansion of AI data centers is creating unprecedented electricity demand, straining existing grids and leading to significant price increases. This surge poses a critical challenge to energy infrastructure planning and the broader clean energy transition.