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U.N. Report Finds Rising Energy Imbalance on Earth
A new U.N. climate report reveals a critical energy imbalance on Earth, with the continued burning of fossil fuels trapping heat in the atmosphere, oceans, and land. This prevents heat from reflecting
Miliband rejects North Sea drilling expansion as price risk
UK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband has rejected Conservative and some Labour calls to expand North Sea oil and gas drilling, arguing the UK's dependence on fossil fuel markets leaves households exposed t
Chinese Green Energy Stocks Surge 57% Amid Conflict
Investors have driven a sharp rally in Chinese green‑energy equities, with leading battery and solar makers posting gains of up to 57% as the Middle‑East conflict curtails oil supplies and spurs a glo
Trump Administration Pays $1 Billion to TotalEnergies
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 Sales Surge on Oil Price-Driven EV Demand
BYD is experiencing a surge in electric vehicle demand as rising oil prices drive buyers to ditch gas-powered cars, with sales remaining strong despite market competition and policy shifts.
UK Data Centre CO2 Could Be 500x Government Estimate
Carbon Brief analysis finds that UK data centre CO2 emissions could be hundreds of times higher than the government's official projections — potentially equivalent to Sweden's annual output if facilit
India Plans $900 bn Coal‑to‑Renewables Transition
India is pressing ahead with a massive renewable expansion while still relying on coal, a dual strategy that will cost roughly $900 billion over the next three decades.
Simon Loos Orders 75 Mercedes eActros 600, Fleet >200
Dutch logistics firm Simon Loos has ordered 75 Mercedes‑Benz eActros 600 electric trucks, pushing its battery‑electric fleet past 200 units and enabling 500‑km range hauls across the Netherlands witho
Copper's Charlie Range Packs 5 kWh Battery, Runs on 110V
Copper unveiled its Charlie induction range at the New York Build Expo, featuring a built-in 5 kWh LFP battery that lets the appliance run on a standard 110V outlet, sidestepping costly electrical upg
SunLine’s $27M Hydrogen Fleet Still Emits Near‑Diesel Levels
After 25 years of $27 M upgrades, SunLine’s hydrogen fuel‑cell fleet still relies on costly, carbon‑intensive gray hydrogen, delivering only modest emissions savings over diesel.
Mahindra offers buyback for limited Batman BE 6 EV
Mahindra’s limited‑edition Batman BE 6 electric SUV, originally 300 units, sold out and was expanded to 999, prompting the automaker to let early buyers return their cars for a full refund during a 30
Zenobē Acquires Revolv, 100+ EV Vans, 13 CA Sites
UK‑based Zenobē has closed its purchase of California‑based Revolv, adding more than 100 electric delivery vans and 13 depots to its North‑American fleet and bolstering its push into commercial EV ele
Von der Leyen Calls Nuclear Phaseout a 'Strategic Mistake'
European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen called Europe's nuclear phaseout a 'strategic mistake' and pledged €200 million for new nuclear technologies, as the Middle East crisis accelerates a
US government seeks $200 billion for Iran war
The U.S. government announced it needs an additional $200 billion to sustain its bombing campaign against Iran, prompting an op‑ed call for billionaires and war‑profit corporations to foot the bill no
Alaska Lease Sale Nets $163.7M, 187 Tracts Awarded
The National Petroleum Reserve‑Alaska’s first lease auction in seven years generated a record $163.7 million, awarding 187 leases to majors like ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips, underscoring persistent
Bedrock Robotics Hits $1.75B Valuation for Self-Driving Rollers
Autonomous construction startup Bedrock Robotics raised $270 million at a roughly $1.75 billion valuation to retrofit rollers and excavators with self-driving kits, even as heavy-equipment veteran Wir
Ras Laffan Attack Cuts 17% of Qatar LNG Capacity
A strike on Qatar’s Ras Laffan LNG hub crippled about 17% of the nation’s export capacity, shattering the long‑held belief in an upcoming global gas glut and sparking concerns over supply shortages an
Fungi Win Long-Delayed Scientific, Conservation Focus
A growing coalition of mycologists and conservationists is campaigning to elevate fungi to equal footing with plants and animals in research funding and protection policy, spotlighting the endangered
Bank of England to feature wildlife on £5‑£50 notes
The Bank of England has announced that the next series of £5, £10, £20 and £50 banknotes will showcase native British wildlife, a move backed by public consultation and set to be decided by a summer v
Gas Plant Wins Local Approval in Fluvanna County
A proposed natural gas power plant in rural Fluvanna County, Virginia, has received local land use approval, highlighting a significant community divide. Supporters, like Brian Faulknier, prioritize t
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