He Helped Write the Clean Air Act. He Fears for Its Future.
Thomas Jorling, a key architect of the 1970 Clean Air Act, is challenging the Trump administration's stance that the law doesn't cover greenhouse gases, fearing for its future. This concern is amplifi
Clean Energy Companies Are Trying to Survive the Trump Era
Clean energy companies are navigating a turbulent landscape under the Trump administration, with a notable shift away from offshore wind and a renewed focus on geothermal power. Many climate technolog
Summit Sold Its Midwest Pipeline as a Carbon Solution. Now, It’ll Be Used for Fossil Fuels.
Summit Carbon Solutions, initially promoting a Midwest pipeline for carbon sequestration to reduce emissions and boost the ethanol market, has controversially pivoted to using it for enhanced oil reco
$100 Oil Is Solving Russia's Budget Problem
Russia's oil revenues have surged to a four-year high, largely due to the Middle East conflict driving oil prices to $100 per barrel and effectively closing the Strait of Hormuz. This unexpected windf
US Drillers Pull Back As WTI Soars Past $98
Despite WTI crude oil prices surging past $98, U.S. drillers surprisingly pulled back this week, with the total active oil and gas rig count falling to 543, a significant drop from last year. This cou
Panasonic debuts propane heat pump for light industrial, multi-residential buildings
Panasonic has launched the Aqua-G EVO, a new propane heat pump system targeting light industrial and multi-residential buildings, designed to replace traditional gas boilers. This system offers signif
Inland Rail deploys solar-powered level crossings in Australia
Australia's Inland Rail project has begun deploying standalone solar power systems at level crossings, eliminating the need for traditional grid connections. This move signals a strategic shift toward
Combat Drones Are Pivoting Into Green Hydrogen Fuel Cells
Combat drones and other robotic devices are increasingly adopting green hydrogen fuel cells, marking a significant intersection between renewable energy and military technology. This pivot suggests a
Does solar work in winter? One Canadian homeowner shares their experience
A Canadian homeowner has shared real-world data on their solar panel system's performance through a harsh winter, offering valuable insights into the viability of solar energy in northern climates. Th
Nissan recalls a batch of new LEAF EVs in Japan due to a battery defect
Nissan's crucial new LEAF EV, central to its comeback strategy, is already facing a recall in Japan due to a battery defect. This setback could significantly impact the automaker's efforts to regain m
Day 3 Spring Sale Green Deals – Anker eufy smart security devices 50% off, Bluetti increases power station savings, Segway, more
Amazon's Big Spring Sale, now in its third day, features significant discounts on green tech, including Anker's eufy smart security devices at up to 50% off. Concurrently, Bluetti has amplified its di
These 5 EVs are $10,000 off right now
Amid surging gas prices nearing $4.00 per gallon, major automakers like Hyundai, Kia, and GM are offering unprecedented discounts of $10,000 or more on popular EVs, including the Hyundai IONIQ 5, Chev
Analysis: UK is ‘halving’ its climate finance for developing countries
The UK is reportedly slashing its climate finance for developing nations by approximately half, a move that could significantly impact global efforts to combat climate change. This reduction in aid ra
DeBriefed 27 Mach 2026: North Sea myths debunked | India’s climate plan | IPCC and Indigenous knowledge
While Carbon Brief's DeBriefed aims to debunk North Sea myths and highlight India's climate plan alongside IPCC and Indigenous knowledge, OilPrice.com reveals a contrasting push from UK oil producers
UK’s first community-owned solar battery seeks investors
The **Low Carbon Hub** is pioneering the UK's first community-owned co-located solar battery system, seeking investors to add battery energy storage (BESS) to an existing solar plant. This initiative
What are the selling points of marine energy?
Europe reached a significant clean energy milestone in 2025, with wind and solar power surpassing fossil fuels in the EU's electricity mix for the first time, according to a report by Ember. While thi
Iran Conflict Costing Shipping Industry €340 Million A Day
The ongoing conflict in the Gulf is costing the shipping industry an astounding €340 million daily in additional fuel expenses, totaling over €4.6 billion since late February, according to T&E analysi
New EV sales drop 28% in Q1 2026, but used EVs surge 12% to near-record levels
The US electric vehicle market is experiencing a dramatic split: new EV sales plummeted 28% in Q1 2026 following the expiration of federal tax credits, leading to a glut of inventory and falling price
Iran war spikes energy prices – UK homes ditch fossil fuels fast
UK households are rapidly accelerating their transition away from fossil fuels, driven by energy price spikes linked to the US and Israel's conflict with Iran, with March 2026 marking a record surge i
New Jersey Turns to Big Batteries as Power Prices Rise
New Jersey is making a significant pivot to large-scale battery storage, awarding over $413 million in incentives to three projects totaling 355 megawatts. This move aims to stabilize rising electrici