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Tom Steyer Runs for California Governor, Coal Wealth
Billionaire climate activist Tom Steyer has entered the California governor’s race, positioning himself as a leading Democratic contender. Though he now pledges to separate his assets from fossil fuel
CCI Launches Working-Class Climate Plan to Cut Costs
A progressive think tank is redefining climate policy as a tool for economic relief, launching a 'green economic populism' platform that ties decarbonization to lower living costs and broader working-
California’s Battery Array Is as Powerful as 12 Nuclear Power Plants. Here’s What’s on the Horizon.
California’s grid‑connected batteries supplied 12,000 MW—enough for 40 % of the state’s demand and roughly the output of 12 nuclear plants—marking a rapid shift from natural‑gas peaking to storage. Th
Ride1Up Launches First Semi‑Solid State E‑Bike
Ride1Up unveiled the Revv1 EVO, the first e‑bike to use a semi‑solid state battery, promising longer life, faster charging, improved cold‑weather performance, and enhanced safety, delivering a decade‑
Toyota, Hyroad Deploy 40 Hydrogen Trucks in CA
Toyota and Hyroad Energy are partnering to deploy 40 hydrogen fuel cell Class 8 trucks in Southern California, integrating vehicles, fueling, and logistics to advance zero-emission freight.
Trump Admin Halts 165 Wind Projects Over Security Review
The Trump administration has halted 165 onshore wind projects representing 30 gigawatts of capacity, citing Pentagon-led national security reviews, despite court rejections of similar claims and boomi
Tesla Semi Saves $147K-$404K Over Diesel: TCO
Tesla's $290,000 Semi saves fleets $147,000 to $404,000 over 5-10 years compared to diesel Class 8 trucks at current $5.35/gallon diesel prices, per a detailed total-cost-of-ownership analysis — thoug
Nivalis Buys SolarEdge e-Mobility, Enters Europe
Nivalis Energy has closed its acquisition of SolarEdge's e-Mobility unit, gaining a third-generation solar reefer platform and an instant foothold in European markets where solar-equipped refrigerated
ENGWE EP‑2 3.0 e‑bike drops to $949 with free gear
Tesla is expanding its robotaxi service into Dallas and Houston, driving AI data collection. Meanwhile, ENGWE slashes the price of its EP‑2 3.0 folding e‑bike to $949, bundling $214 in gear, while oth
E-quipment highlight: New Holland E25X electric excavator
New Holland Construction expands its electric line‑up with the 2.5‑ton E25X excavator, a bigger, more capable sibling to the 2023 E15X. Designed for tight, noise‑restricted sites, it offers up to 8 ft
Guardian calls for faster UK green transition
The Guardian urges a faster green transition, warning that upcoming UK elections, rising energy prices and global climate dynamics demand urgent policy shifts across the UK and beyond for consumers an
Dominion advances offshore wind, data center growth
Dominion Energy reaffirmed its commitment to completing the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project by June 2027, citing stable costs and rising data center demand that is driving long-term investment
Milton attacks Tesla Semi economics
Trevor Milton, the disgraced founder of Nikola, criticized Tesla Semi’s economics in a LinkedIn post, raising valid concerns about pricing and charging costs despite his lack of credibility.
NIO April deliveries up 22.8% as Q1 momentum fades
NIO posted 29,356 April deliveries (up 22.8% YoY) and crossed 1.1 million cumulative units, but the figure marks a sharp deceleration from Q1's 98.3% surge as its ONVO and Firefly sub-brands both lost
NYISO Engineer Urges Hybrid Grid Strategy for AI Era
A NYISO engineer argues that the rise of AI data centers and renewable energy demands a shift in transmission planning toward hybrid solutions tailored to specific grid constraints.
Reform UK to scrap renewable subsidies, risking lawsuits
Reform UK's pledge to scrap renewable energy subsidies risks undermining investor confidence and triggering legal action, drawing comparisons to the economic turmoil seen under Liz Truss.
ISO New England cuts 10‑year demand forecast to 9%
ISO New England now expects New England’s electricity use to climb about 9% over the next decade, up to 127,660 GWh by 2035, a softer rise than its 2024‑25 projections after accounting for fading fede
Devil Wears Prada 2 Opens to $200M, Blunt Steals Show
The Devil Wears Prada 2 reunites Streep, Hathaway, Blunt, and Tucci two decades after the original, projecting $200M+ in its first week with a plot that wields the decline of glossy magazines, sweatsh
PKK and Turkey Peace Talks Include Environmental Restoration
As peace talks between Turkey and the PKK stall, experts urge integrating environmental restoration into the agreement to address decades of ecological damage in Kurdish regions.
Australia's Biobanks Race to Save Kelp, Oysters, Seagrass
Australian scientists are building marine biobanks — living libraries of golden kelp, flat oysters, seagrass and cryogenically frozen wildlife cells — to bank threatened species against extinction and
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