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The astonishing collective impact of household energy shifts
UK consumers shifting when they charge EVs, run heat pumps, and do laundry could collectively avoid £4.6 billion in grid costs by 2030, according to Cornwall Insight.
BYD's Yangwang Tests Ultra-Luxury EV With Solid-State Battery
BYD's ultra-luxury Yangwang brand is testing a flagship executive sedan featuring rear-hinged coach doors, expected to become BYD's first vehicle powered by solid-state batteries and priced near $300,
Tax cuts, handouts and blind hope: Europe finds few tools to fight a coming energy crunch - politico.eu
European governments have little left in their policy toolkit beyond tax cuts, handouts, and 'blind hope' to head off a looming energy crunch.
GM to Mass-Produce LMR Battery Cells at Spring Hill Plant
Ultium Cells, GM's joint venture with LG Energy Solution, will mass-produce prismatic lithium manganese-rich (LMR) battery cells at its Spring Hill, Tennessee plant — a first worldwide — targeting 400
We don’t need more e-bike laws. This 11-year-old’s ticket shows why
An 11-year-old in Oviedo, Florida was fingerprinted, cited, and given a court date after police stopped him riding a 4,500-watt Sur Ron-style electric motorcycle on public roads — a vehicle that bore
EVgo’s 750 kW charging system is coming in 2027
EVgo previewed a 750 kW DC fast charging system that dynamically shares power across stalls, with NACS connectors and a 2027 deployment target that slips past its original timeline.
South-East England Urban Trees Dying in Record Heat
Urban trees across south-east England — including at least 400 at Kew Gardens — are dying in record numbers as repeated heatwaves and drought push the region toward a semi-arid climate.
Two Silverado EVs power Quebec tour with zero diesel
Quebec's 'Le goût du paysage' tour ran five free shows on two Chevrolet Silverado EVs and a 150 kWh trailer battery, replacing diesel generators at off-grid venues with silent power from Hydro-Québec'
Half of Species Defy Predicted Climate Migrations
Researchers have found that less than half of animal species are migrating toward cooler climates as expected, complicating conservation strategies built on the assumption that warming would push wild
Most NYC Buildings Clear First-Year Emissions Standard
Most New York City buildings cleared the city's first-year emissions benchmark, primarily by investing in on-site energy-efficiency upgrades like lighting retrofits, heat pumps, and energy management
Hyundai Adds IONIQ 4 and IONIQ 7 EVs
Hyundai is preparing to launch two new electric SUVs—the B-segment IONIQ 4 and the family-oriented IONIQ 7—within 12 to 18 months, filling gaps in its EV lineup below and above the IONIQ 5.
Tesla patents ‘Electric Fan Car’ with 4 ducted fans ahead of Roadster reveal
Tesla secured a patent for an 'Electric Fan Car' with four ducted fans in the rear diffuser designed to create speed-independent downforce, but the drawings depict a Model S the company stopped making
Earthjustice sues USDA over REAP rural solar funding halt
Earthjustice, the Environmental Law & Policy Center, and solar installer Wolf River Electric sued the USDA in D.C. federal court, alleging the department illegally halted grants and loans for solar pr
New English homes in flood-risk areas could become uninsurable, says Aviva boss
Aviva CEO Amanda Blanc warned that new homes being built in England's flood-risk areas could become uninsurable, citing 110,000 such homes built in the past decade and another 115,000 projected.
Gold Surpasses Cocaine as Peru's Top Criminal Trade
Soaring gold prices have made illegal mining Peru's most lucrative criminal enterprise—surpassing cocaine—and military raids in the Amazon's Tambopata National Reserve are failing to keep pace as mine
Climate Scientist Daniel Swain Studies Record-Breaking Weather
Climate scientist Daniel Swain, known for studying record-breaking weather events, is profiled in connection with an incoming El Niño the source's headline describes as extreme enough to lack a scient
Drones Lead Wildfire Response; Robots and AI Next
Drones are already being deployed on wildfire fronts like Montana's Sand Creek Fire, where dangerous terrain and fire-weakened trees are pushing responders toward robots and AI for the next phase of f
Thousands of drivers strike in the Philippines over rising fuel prices
Thousands of informal public transport drivers in the Philippines launched a two-day strike demanding fuel prices be rolled back to pre-war levels, blaming the US-Israel war on Iran for surging costs.
US clean energy jobs fell for the first time since the pandemic
US clean energy employment fell to 3.52 million in 2025, losing 36,949 jobs — the first annual decline since the pandemic — as federal policy rollbacks under the Trump administration and Republican Co
UK food system vulnerable to record El Niño: minister
UK climate minister Katie White warned Britain's food system is vulnerable to a record-breaking El Niño bringing extreme weather, while pushing back on calls for panic-buying stockpiles.
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