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Portsmouth Shore Power Costs More Than Ship Generators
Portsmouth International Port launched the UK's first high-voltage, multi-berth shore power system, but UK electricity prices — 18% above the EU average — make plugging in costlier than burning fuel o
Port of Helsingborg scores two new electric reach stackers from Kalmar
The Port of Helsingborg is taking delivery of two new electric reach stackers from Kalmar, joining a growing wave of ports swapping diesel heavy-lift equipment for battery-electric alternatives.
Ice cream and EV fast charging? United Dairy Farmers is bringing both to Ohio
Family-owned United Dairy Farmers is bringing DC fast charging to six of its Ohio convenience stores, marking the ice cream chain's first foray into EV infrastructure with NEVI funding and Electric Er
BYD Yangwang Flagship EV Sedan Spotted With Coach Doors
BYD's Yangwang ultra-luxury brand is days away from debuting an executive sedan with rear-hinged coach doors and a possible solid-state battery, spotted as a disguised prototype ahead of an expected l
Fires, Heat, Drought Weaken Amazon Carbon Sink
New research finds ozone pollution from fires, compounded by extreme heat and drought, is further degrading the Amazon rainforest's capacity to absorb carbon dioxide, even as tropical forests still ab
Tesla Cybercab Loses Door Panel in Philadelphia Crash
A Tesla Cybercab crashed in Philadelphia this week and came away missing its entire driver-side door panel, though fault remains unknown and Tesla holds no permit for automated vehicles in the state.
Amazon Fall Prime Day Green Deals Hit New Lows on Jackery, ECOVACS
Amazon's Fall Prime Big Deal Days (Day 2) features up to 65% off Jackery and Bluetti power stations, up to 50% off Anker eufy security devices, ECOVACS robot mowers at new lows from $949, and dozens m
Porsche says Boxster goes all-electric in 2028, but 911 ‘never’ will (yes it will)
Porsche confirmed at an investor presentation that its 718 sports car line — the Boxster and Cayman — will be all-electric starting with 2028 as its first full production year, while CEO Michael Leite
California offers up to $100,000 per port for EV fast chargers
California opened applications October 7 for its Fast Charge California Project, offering up to $100,000 per public EV fast-charging port—tiered by power output and structured to cover up to 100% of i
Kia’s EV2 draws ‘significant and immediate demand,’ with 3,386 registrations in the UK
Kia's new EV2 is off to a fast start in the UK with 3,386 registrations year-to-date, helping push the brand to its highest-ever third-quarter sales and 4.8% of the European EV market.
Tesla Cybertruck Sales Hit Five-Year Low
Tesla delivered just 8,295 vehicles in its narrow "Other Models" category in Q3 2026 — down 48% year-over-year and the lowest total since 2021 — with almost all of those being Cybertrucks.
Maine Governor's Race Pits $6 Heating Oil Against Climate Goals
Maine's November gubernatorial election lands amid record heating oil costs, forcing the next governor to balance climate commitments against immediate energy affordability for residents facing an exp
SixThreeZero Unveils Seven-Rider E-Bike Rickshaw
SixThreeZero has added the Long Range Luxury Rickshaw to its e-bike and e-trike lineup — a cargo e-bike that can carry seven riders, with the article teasing even wilder features ahead.
Rivian R2 gets live Pet Cam in update, AI assistant, and more
Rivian's software update 2026.36 adds a live Pet Cam video feed exclusively for R2 owners, while R1T and R1S owners get new remote Pet Mode controls in the same update.
World's largest penguin colony hit by 'alarming' decline in numbers
Aerial surveys by the British Antarctic Survey reveal that chinstrap penguin nests on Zavodovski Island — once the world's largest colony — have plummeted 63% since 2011, while neighboring macaroni pe
Europe's E-Bike Boom Outpaces Mechanic Supply
Europe's years-long push to get commuters out of cars and onto e-bikes has worked — but the resulting fleet of increasingly sophisticated electric bicycles has outpaced the supply of trained mechanics
California Faces Landslides, Floods, Storms From El Niño
California faces a dangerous convergence of natural disasters as El Niño bears down, with landslides, flash floods, and raging seas threatening to hit the state simultaneously.
‘A real-life moment from The Castle’: the retired Australian couple who took on a coal giant and won
Australia's High Court ruled 3-2 that NSW's planning commission unlawfully approved a coal mine expansion by ignoring scope 3 emissions from exported coal, ending a four-year legal battle by two retir
AMT TW Electric Rail Excavator Hot-Swaps Batteries Mid-Job
Dutch equipment maker AMT and construction firm Royal BAM have co-developed the TW series of all-electric rail road excavators featuring modular, hot-swappable 90 kWh battery packs that let the machin
Top 2027 power sector and utility conferences
With the electric power sector under mounting pressure from surging data center electricity demand, broader electrification and public anger over rising costs, Utility Dive spotlights more than 20 maj
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