Enervest begins building Australia’s largest floating solar array
Enervest has commenced construction on what will be Australia's largest floating solar array, a 500 kW installation in Warrnambool, Victoria. This project signifies a notable step in Australia's renew
PVT-driven tower heat pump for building retrofits
Chinese researchers have demonstrated that integrating energy tower heat pumps with various auxiliary systems significantly boosts winter heating efficiency and economic performance in commercial buil
Why battery storage is becoming the engine of AI growth
Data centers are using batteries to run more AI on the same grid connection.
Solar curtailment reaches Tokyo, Japan’s last holdout grid area
Tokyo's power grid, previously Japan's sole holdout, now faces economic curtailment of solar power, marking a nationwide trend where solar growth overwhelms grid flexibility. This development signals
The Tiny Indian EV That Could (& Which Proved The Future Was Plug-In)
The Reva, an early Indian EV, pioneered the concept of a purpose-built urban electric vehicle, proving the viability of plug-in cars long before mainstream adoption. Its success in demonstrating a cle
Iran Crisis Shows Why Automakers Are Wrong To Cancel EV Plans
The recent surge in gas prices, triggered by the conflict in Iran, has reignited consumer interest in electric vehicles, challenging automakers who have scaled back EV initiatives. While some sources
China Flexes Its Global Green Hydrogen Muscles, Trump Or No Trump
While the US green hydrogen industry faces setbacks due to President Trump's policies, **China is aggressively advancing its global green hydrogen initiatives**, positioning itself as a leader in the
Heat pumps for all new homes and plug-in solar in green tech drive
England is mandating heat pumps and solar panels for all new homes by 2028, a move welcomed by the energy industry for providing market certainty, but raising concerns among developers about the unexp
A look behind the scenes of what could be Google’s biggest test of carbon capture
Tenaska, a private energy developer, is acquiring over 2,600 acres in Nebraska, ostensibly for a "business park," though documents suggest a utility-scale natural gas plant to power a Google AI data c
Dept. of Interior bribes oil company $1B from taxpayer coffers to stop wind power
The Department of the Interior is reportedly offering TotalEnergies $1 billion in taxpayer money to halt the development of an offshore wind project, a move criticized given the Interior Secretary's a
Harbinger CEO John Harris stops by to talk trucks, batteries, and more
Harbinger CEO John Harris details the brand's new low cab forward EV and EREV trucks, emphasizing their best-in-class maneuverability and superior visibility. A key innovation is their modular, 'Lego-
Volkswagen is recalling nearly 100,000 EVs over potential faulty battery modules
Volkswagen is recalling nearly 100,000 electric vehicles globally, including ID models and Cupra Borns, due to potentially faulty battery modules that could limit range or pose a fire risk. This wides
Molecular solar battery stores energy for days, yields hydrogen on demand
Researchers from Ulm University and Friedrich Schiller University Jena have developed a groundbreaking molecular solar battery that stores solar energy for days and then releases it as hydrogen on dem
Solar at Home, Imported Biofuels for Crossing Oceans: Hawaiʻi’s Real Energy Strategy
Hawaiʻi's energy strategy is bifurcating: while the domestic grid rapidly electrifies with solar and batteries, long-haul aviation and ocean shipping will rely on imported biofuels like biomethanol an
More North Sea drilling will put UK at mercy of fossil fuel markets, ministers say
UK ministers warn that expanding North Sea drilling would deepen the nation's vulnerability to volatile global fossil fuel markets, despite calls from Conservatives and some Labour MPs to increase dom
China’s Green Energy Stocks Surge as Middle East War Upends Oil Markets
Chinese green energy stocks are surging as the Middle East conflict disrupts global oil and gas supplies, trapping most of the region's supply at the Strait of Hormuz and prompting investors to bet on
China’s Green Energy Stocks Surge as Middle East War Upends Oil Markets
Chinese green energy stocks are surging as the Middle East conflict disrupts global oil and gas supplies, trapping most of the region's supply at the Strait of Hormuz and prompting investors to bet on
Trump Administration to Pay $1 Billion to Energy Giant to Cancel Wind Farms
The Trump administration is reportedly paying French energy giant TotalEnergies $1 billion to cancel offshore wind farm projects, a move CleanTechnica characterizes as a deliberate kneecapping of rene
BYD’s big EV bet is paying off as drivers ditch gas with surging oil prices
BYD's strategic pivot to electric vehicles is paying off handsomely, as surging global oil prices, exacerbated by Middle East tensions, are driving a rapid increase in EV demand, particularly across A
Analysis: CO2 from UK data centres could be ‘hundreds of times’ higher than thought
New analysis by Carbon Brief suggests that CO2 emissions from UK data centers, crucial for the nation's AI ambitions, could be "hundreds of times" higher than government estimates, potentially jeopard