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New Electrolyte Powers Lithium Metal Batteries In Extreme Cold

Researchers from Nankai University and the Shanghai Institute of Space Power-Sources have developed a groundbreaking hydrofluorocarbon electrolyte that enables lithium-metal batteries to reach an energy density of 707 Wh/kg. This innovation allows batteries to operate effectively in extreme conditions as low as -70°C, doubling the capacity of current commercial lithium-ion systems. By utilizing a unique […]

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Qnetic Begins Manufacturing Long Duration Flywheel Batteries

New York-based energy storage startup Qnetic is transitioning to the manufacturing phase for its innovative flywheel technology. The company is currently equipping a production facility in Sacramento, California, to produce the Q500, a solid-state mechanical battery designed for grid-scale applications. Unlike traditional short-duration flywheel systems, Qnetic’s technology focuses on long-duration energy storage. Backed by recent […]

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Daniel Craig Leads BYD European Luxury EV Debut

BYD is enlisting cinematic icon Daniel Craig to spearhead the European launch of its high-end Denza Z9 GT, a luxury electric shooting brake designed to redefine performance standards. Boasting a revolutionary “Flash Charging” system that provides 500 kilometers of range in just five minutes, the Z9 GT aims to dominate the premium EV segment. With […]

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World Largest Offshore Wind Farm Connects First Cable

The Hornsea 3 project, set to become the world’s largest offshore wind farm, has achieved a critical milestone by connecting its first export cable to the British coast. Developed by Danish energy leader Ørsted, the 2.9-gigawatt facility in the North Sea will provide clean energy to approximately 3.3 million UK homes upon its expected completion […]

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Germany Launches 475 MW Renewable Energy Innovation Tender

Germany’s Federal Network Agency, the Bundesnetzagentur, has officially opened the first round of its 2026 Innovation Tender, seeking 475 MW of renewable energy capacity. This auction encourages technological diversity by supporting hybrid projects that combine solar, wind, and storage solutions. While the innovation segment remains a priority, recent data shows a cooling interest in rooftop […]

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Photovoltaic Facades Drive Urban Clean Energy Transition

As urban centers face increasing pressure to transition to clean energy despite limited rooftop space, photovoltaic facades are emerging as a vital solution for modern cities. Leading manufacturers like Eurener are spearheading this shift by developing high-efficiency vertical modules tailored for densified urban environments. These systems allow buildings in cities like Berlin and Copenhagen to […]

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Abu Dhabi Expands Solar Energy Policy To Residents

The Abu Dhabi Department of Energy (DoE) has officially launched the second phase of its Solar Energy Self-Supply Policy, extending eligibility to include residential buildings and villa owners. This expansion aims to accelerate the deployment of distributed solar panels and battery energy storage systems (BESS) throughout the emirate. By streamlining grid connections and simplifying regulatory […]

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Solar Surge Drives Global Renewable Capacity Beyond 5000GW

The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) reports that global solar PV capacity surged by 510GW in 2025, driving total renewable energy capacity beyond the 5,000GW milestone. Solar power dominated the energy landscape, accounting for three-quarters of all new renewable additions and nearly doubling the total operational capacity of wind energy. While global adoption reached record […]

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Trump Administration Cancels Puerto Rico Residential Solar Program

The Trump administration has officially terminated a nearly $1 billion federal program intended to provide solar panel and battery storage systems to Puerto Rico’s most vulnerable residents. The initiative, known as the Energy Resilience Fund, was established by Congress in 2022 to help low-income households and individuals with chronic medical conditions secure reliable electricity. Instead […]

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Political Shifts Threaten Texas Renewable Energy Boom

Texas is facing a critical turning point in its energy transition as shifting political priorities threaten a multi-billion-dollar renewable energy boom. For decades, rural counties relied on volatile oil cycles, but federal incentives recently sparked a $62 billion surge in wind and solar projects. This green expansion offered a financial lifeline to struggling local governments […]

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