Ballard’s 500 Fuel Cell Deal Meets A Hydrogen Bus Market That Never Arrived
Ballard Power and New Flyer's agreement for 500 fuel cell engines for hydrogen buses by 2026, while seemingly significant, highlights a persistent challenge: the hydrogen bus market has yet to materia
MAGA Suddenly Loves Solar Power, But Will Brooke Rollins Get The Memo?
MAGA influencers are unexpectedly embracing solar power, a shift potentially driven by Elon Musk's ambitious 100-GW solar plan. This newfound enthusiasm raises questions about whether key figures like
‘It was our little idyll – until the solar farm landed’: the battle raging in the heart of the British countryside
A battle is brewing in the British countryside as residents and Reform politicians in Lincolnshire oppose plans for numerous large-scale solar farms, making the county a focal point for clean energy d
Podcast: Tesla turns to energy, BMW i3 EV makes a splash, Donut Lab update, and more
This Electrek Podcast episode delves into significant shifts in sustainable transport and energy, highlighting **Tesla's** strategic pivot towards energy solutions and the notable impact of the **BMW
A 24/7 solar farm-building robot just hit the market
Terabase Energy has launched its Terafab V2, an autonomous robot designed to accelerate solar farm construction, aiming to meet the urgent demand for increased electricity generation in the US. This 2
Yes, Venezuela Has a Ton of Oil—But Its Biggest Opportunity Is Offshore Wind
While Venezuela possesses vast oil reserves, its most promising energy future lies in offshore wind, according to Paasha Mahdavi. This strategic shift could offer a more sustainable and economically v
Susan Collins and Climate Change: ‘The Silence is Deafening’
Senator Susan Collins's perceived defense of the EPA's proposed cancellation of $7 billion in solar panel grants for low-income households, including 20,000 in Maine, has drawn criticism for her silen
Two Years After Fatal Explosion, Alabama Mine Regulator ‘Letting the Fox Guard the Henhouse’
Two years after a fatal explosion above an Alabama coal mine, state regulators are rolling back federal mandates for methane monitoring, sparking outrage from former federal officials and community me
Wind & Solar Generated A Record 17% Of U.S. Electricity In 2025
Wind and solar power reached a new milestone in 2025, generating a record 17% of U.S. electricity, a significant jump from less than 1% in 2005. When including small-scale solar, this share rises to 1
What to Know About Electric Cars When Gas Prices Are Surging
Amidst surging gas prices due to global oil supply disruptions from the Iran war, consumers are increasingly considering electric vehicles to escape fuel cost volatility. This shift is not only driven
Toyota launches the C-HR+ in Europe as its longest-range EV with up to 607 km
Toyota has launched the C-HR+ in Europe, an all-electric successor to its gas-powered model, boasting a segment-leading WLTP range of up to 607 km (377 miles) and competitive pricing starting at €38,9
Vermont utility makes it easier than ever to add a home backup battery
Vermont's Green Mountain Power (GMP) is expanding its virtual power plant program, offering a new battery lease option that makes home backup power more accessible and affordable. By including Enphase
How the Iran War Reveals the Extent of Fossil Fuel Propaganda
As the Iran war drives crude oil prices above $100 a barrel, experts like Heather Boushey warn of widespread economic impact, particularly on low-income households, due to increased costs across all s
War’s Long Lines, Hunger, and Health Crises
The ongoing conflict, particularly the US war against Iran, is creating a severe global humanitarian crisis, with over a million people displaced in Lebanon and widespread food insecurity exacerbated
New York’s Governor Pushes to Delay a Key Portion of the State’s Climate Law
New York Governor Kathy Hochul is pushing to significantly delay key components of the state's ambitious Climate Act, proposing to eliminate the 2030 emissions target and postpone crucial regulations
Can Carbon Credits Clean Up Big Tech’s AI-Fueled Emissions Surge?
Big Tech's AI boom is driving a massive surge in data center energy consumption and carbon emissions, threatening net-zero pledges, with the IEA projecting data centers could contribute 1.4% of global
Another sodium-ion EV battery breakthrough emerges in China with 4C fast charging in 11 mins
China is rapidly advancing sodium-ion battery technology for EVs, with BAIC Group announcing a significant breakthrough in fast-charging capabilities and wide temperature range performance, closely fo
Six EV Chargers That Offer Free Charging In North Carolina
Waynesville, NC, has installed six new free Level 2 EV chargers, costing the town less than $20,000 after tax credits, as part of its ambitious goal to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. These charger
Q&A: What England’s new ‘land-use framework’ means for climate, nature and food
England's new 'land-use framework' asserts that only 1% of its land is needed for renewables to meet 2050 climate goals, aiming to end perceived conflicts between solar panels, farmland, and housing.
The new BMW i3 will go on sale soon, but another EV is on its way out
BMW is preparing to launch its new i3 electric vehicle later this year, a move that will lead to the discontinuation of another existing EV model to streamline its electric lineup. This strategic shif