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T&E: Oil Shock Makes Petrol Costs 5× EV Costs
A T&E analysis finds that rising oil prices from the Iran conflict will make fueling petrol cars five times more expensive than charging EVs, underscoring the urgency of EU policies to accelerate elec
NY, NJ, MA Accelerate Renewables as Fossil Prices Surge
Rising fossil fuel costs are spurring state-level renewable and storage initiatives, with New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts rolling out incentives, floating solar projects, and ambitious clean‑en
Guardian Seeks Input for Climate Forum 2026 Oct 20
The Guardian is inviting public input to shape its Climate Forum 2026, scheduled for Oct 20, asking for pressing climate concerns, hopeful solutions, missing voices, underreported stories, and desired
Pakistan's Solar Boom Cushions $12bn in Energy Imports
Pakistan's rooftop solar boom, which now generates roughly a fifth of the country's grid electricity, has cushioned the power sector from a global energy shock triggered by the war in Iran and the clo
Trump Officials Consider Plan to Halt Offshore Wind
Trump administration officials are weighing settlement proposals that would halt offshore wind projects off New York and North Carolina, while European industry and NGOs are urging a fresh investment
March Weather Breaks Records with Snow, Heat, Tornadoes
March’s freakish mix of snow, tornadoes, record heat and a dust storm underscores how climate change is amplifying extreme weather, threatening energy grids and prompting a faster renewable rollout. T
Mark Cocker Explores Drosopigi's Wildflower Trail
Nature writer Mark Cocker walks the Drosopigi wildflower trail at Greece's southernmost Peloponnese tip, where Chios chamomile blankets an old track in solid white — a floral abundance that contrasts
Zeekr 7X ranks third in Australia BEV sales
The Zeekr 7X ranked third in Australian BEV sales in February, behind the Tesla Model Y and BYD Sealion, and CleanTechnica profiled an owner who traded a 2016 Mercedes GLC250d for the Geely-family SUV
EU to delay 2030 car CO2 target, cut 1M EV sales
EU lawmakers are under pressure to water down the bloc’s 2030 car CO₂ target, a move that could shave 1 million electric‑vehicle sales and erode Europe’s competitive edge against rising Chinese EV imp
Vineyard completes; Revolution Wind powers 350K homes
New England’s offshore wind sector hits a breakthrough as Vineyard Wind finishes construction and Revolution Wind starts feeding electricity to the grid, delivering clean power to hundreds of thousand
Quick Charge Highlights $400 EV Leases, Tesla Crash
The Quick Charge podcast spotlights ultra‑affordable EV lease options under $400 a month while reviewing new low‑cost models from Kia and BMW, Volvo’s compact EV plans, and Tesla’s latest Robotaxi cra
Lawsuit: Administration Targeted Climate Lab Over Tina
A lawsuit claims the current administration is deliberately targeting a key atmospheric research lab as retaliation against Texas official Tina Peters, framing it as a broader political campaign that
BMW Leaks Neue Klasse i3 Design Ahead of March 18 Debut
BMW accidentally leaked the design video for its upcoming Neue Klasse i3 EV on Instagram two days before its scheduled March 18 debut, with screenshots captured before the clip was deleted.
Nth Cycle signs $1.1B battery metals deal with Trafigura
Nth Cycle, a Massachusetts critical metals refining startup, signed a 10-year, ~$1.1 billion agreement with commodities trader Trafigura to supply refined battery metals derived from recycled lithium-
Vineyard Wind 1 completes all 62 turbines at 800 MW
Vineyard Wind 1, the first utility-scale offshore wind farm in the US, has finished installing all 62 of its 800 MW turbines after a federal judge blocked the Trump administration's late-2025 order to
Jackery HomePower 3000 drops to $1,099, Husqvarna iQ
Jackery’s 72‑hour St. Paddy’s flash sale slashes prices on its HomePower 3000 portable station to $1,099, while Husqvarna rolls out its iQ series robotic mowers starting at $1,550, signaling a surge i
Volvo to Discontinue US Sales of EX30 After 2026
Volvo will discontinue its EX30 electric SUV in the United States after the 2026 model year, ending U.S. sales while maintaining production for other markets and continuing support for existing owners
Los Angeles San Francisco Phoenix Face 110°F Heat
Meteorologists warn that Los Angeles, San Francisco and Phoenix will face record‑breaking heat this week, with temperatures soaring above 110°F in some areas. The extreme forecast threatens to overloa
E.P.A. Weakens Ethylene Oxide Limits Amid Health
The EPA is rolling back strict limits on ethylene oxide—a carcinogenic sterilizing gas—citing industry cost concerns. Manufacturers welcome the relief as a boost to production, while health advocates
Toyota's bZ3X EV uses 90% Chinese Parts, Cuts Costs
Toyota’s low‑priced bZ3X SUV, built with roughly 90 % Chinese‑sourced parts, has become a sales leader in China, prompting the automaker to shift its supply chain and expand Chinese tech use abroad.
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