The UK has officially approved the Tillbridge Solar Project, the country’s largest solar initiative to date, spanning 1,400 hectares in Lincolnshire. Designed to generate 500 MW, this facility is part of a significant cluster of renewable energy projects that have recently received approval. The rapid development of such large-scale solar projects is crucial for the […]
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Data centers are increasingly straining the U.S. power grid, prompting California’s Voltus to propose a crowdsourcing solution. By employing its “bring your own capacity” initiative, Voltus aims to connect data center operators with utility customers who can reduce their energy use during peak demand times. This approach is designed to alleviate pressure on the grid, […]
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Spain has officially updated its national common agricultural policy (PAC) to include agrivoltaic systems, allowing these projects to qualify for agricultural subsidies. This change, which modifies royal decree 1048/2022, aligns with new regulations from the European Commission adopted earlier this August that revise the PAC framework for the upcoming years. Under the amended decree, agrivoltaic […]
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Air New Zealand has successfully conducted its inaugural test flight of an electric aircraft, marking a significant advancement in aviation technology. Partnering with American firm Beta Technologies, the airline is trialing the Alia electric conventional take-off and landing (CTOL) aircraft, which has been leased for four months as part of a broader initiative to explore […]
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A California startup, Bellwether Coffee, is revolutionizing the coffee roasting industry with its electric roasters, which significantly reduce carbon emissions and operational costs. CEO Ricardo Lopez has been refining this technology for over a decade, focusing on creating a product that is not only sustainable but also economically viable for coffee shops. The electric roasters […]
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Sales of electric vehicles (EVs) in the U.S. reached a historic high recently, illustrating a growing trend towards battery-powered cars. In the third quarter of 2025, nearly 440,000 EVs were sold, meaning that one out of every ten cars sold was an electric model. However, this surge is likely temporary, driven by consumers rushing to […]
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Spain, which has little domestic oil or gas, has undergone a remarkable transformation in its energy landscape over the past decade. With wind and solar energy now comprising more than 40% of the nation’s electricity supply, the country is quickly becoming a leader in renewable energy. Spain’s abundant sunshine is expected to further boost solar […]
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Researchers from the University of Strathclyde in Scotland have introduced an innovative floating photovoltaic (PV) farm design inspired by the structure of spider webs. This new concept is optimized for use in circular and radial patterns, making it potentially effective for installation alongside offshore wind farms. Employing a web-like framework, the system aims to be […]
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A new milestone in solar integration has been achieved with the commissioning of a 478.75 kWp FlatGrid system on the rooftop of the ice stadium in Bruneck, South Tyrol. The project demonstrates how sports infrastructure and clean energy can work hand in hand—even in icy conditions. The FlatGrid mounting system from Schletter Group was selected […]
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General Motors’ recent decision to cease the development of its next-generation Hydrotec fuel cells for vehicles marks the conclusion of an extensive exploration into hydrogen transportation. After years of research and pilot projects, the automaker has formally recognized that hydrogen fuel cells are not a feasible solution for road transport. This decision comes amid growing […]
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