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Tesla to run Megachargers at 3 Forum depots
Tesla will operate public Megachargers at three Forum Mobility heavy-duty charging depots in California, with a fourth depot reserved for over 330 Tesla Semi reservations, marking a partner-driven exp
Kia expects its bigger electric vans to outsell the PV5 as it targets 250,000 by 2030
Kia expects its larger electric vans, the PV7 and PV9, to outsell the smaller PV5 by 2030 as it targets 250,000 annual sales, signaling a strategic shift toward mid- and large-size commercial vehicles
Royal Enfield Flying Flea C6 priced at €5,990 in Europe
Royal Enfield's Flying Flea electric sub-brand opened European and UK bookings for its retro-styled C6 motorcycle at €5,990 and £5,300, with deliveries starting in October and no US launch date yet.
Democrats Eye State Trifectas With Climate Stakes
Democrats are positioned to win trifecta control of at least three state governments in this year's midterm elections, a shift that could reshape climate and energy policy given states' outsized role
Lucid and Bolt plan 25,000 autonomous EVs in Europe
Lucid and Bolt announced a partnership to co-develop and deploy at least 25,000 self-driving Lucid EVs on Bolt's European ride-hailing network, marking Lucid's second major autonomous-fleet commitment
Windrose posts 1,023 CAD parts of E700 semi for free
Windrose CEO Wen Han published complete native-format CAD models for all 1,023 parts of the company's E700 Class 8 electric semi truck online at no cost, giving shops the design-intent data needed to
‘It bloody works’: why the world’s oldest cheddar-maker uses a ‘milk-source’ heat pump
England's 190-year-old Barber's Farmhouse Cheesemakers is halving its energy use with a 'milk-source' heat pump that draws heat from fresh cow's milk — a technology its maker Arkaya Energy is now roll
Andy Burnham: UK must fully commit to reaching net zero by 2050
Andy Burnham has made his strongest commitment yet to reaching net zero by 2050, writing in the Guardian about nationwide community-led green energy projects while acknowledging the UK just endured it
UK Launches £30m Community Energy Programme
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has launched nearly £30m in People's Power funding to give communities direct ownership of local renewable energy projects, the first tranche of a £1bn Great British Ene
Fifty billion trees by 2030: how Ethiopia is recruiting citizens across the country to plant, plant, plant
Ethiopia's Green Legacy Initiative aims to plant 50 billion trees by 2030, with citizen planters like Halima Kedir in Oromia turning once-degraded land green despite skepticism. Ethiopia has also been
Solid-state battery maker Factorial secures another big partnership
US solid-state battery developer Factorial Energy is partnering with Japan's Mitsui Kinzoku, a leader in sulfide-based solid electrolytes, to scale up its Solstice all-solid-state battery platform tow
Trump's Fossil Fuels Tied to Masculinity, Not Just Cash
The EPA announced it would lift carbon emission limits on coal- and gas-burning power plants, and Guardian columnist Moira Donegan argues Trump's embrace of fossil fuels goes beyond industry donations
A trip down the road that will determine the fate of the Amazon
Brazil is moving forward with full paving of the BR-319, the only highway connecting the state of Amazonas to the rest of the country, despite warnings from scientists and Indigenous groups that the p
Access-to-nature crisis ‘on par with that of Victorian Britain’s filthy air’
The Wildlife Trusts has found that 44% of England's parliamentary constituencies fall short of the government's 15-minute-walk target for accessing green or blue space, prompting it to publish its own
Climate Weakened Glacier Behind Nepal-Tibet Floods: Study
The first scientific study of last month's Nepal-Tibet floods finds climate breakdown likely destabilised the Langtang Lirung glacier, which collapsed on 26 August and sent 110 million cubic metres of
Warming Primed Nepal Glacier Collapse, 1,300 Dead
Climate attribution researchers said "there is absolutely no doubt" that decades of global warming set the stage for the deadly August glacier collapse on Nepal's Langtang Lirung Mountain, which kille
Senate Bill Would Hinder DOE Appliance Efficiency Rules
The Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources heard testimony Wednesday on the Energy Efficiency Reform Act, a bill that would hinder the Department of Energy's ability to update energy efficie
Ausom Fall Sale Cuts E-Scooter Prices Up to $200
Ausom is running a Fall Sale through September 30 on six electric scooter models, with discounts of up to $200 off and an extra $50 off for Electrek readers using a promo code.
Tesla Shows Cybercab in China, Won't Sell or Operate It
Tesla is putting its Cybercab on static display in Beijing and Shanghai through late September but ruled out selling the vehicle or launching a robotaxi service in China, where Baidu, Pony.ai, and WeR
Kia is offering big discounts on the EV9, with over $15,000 off at some dealers
Kia dealers are offering steep markdowns of up to $16,041 on the 2026 EV9 electric SUV, with the three-row model still rising 12% in US sales year-over-year despite the end of the federal EV tax credi
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