The Trump administration has issued a stop work order on the nearly completed Revolution Wind offshore wind project, citing national security concerns. This directive affects the Danish company Orsted, which has stated that the project, situated off the coast of Rhode Island, is 80% complete and aims to supply significant amounts of electricity to Rhode […]
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Chinese solar panel manufacturers are experiencing significant financial losses in the first half of the year, primarily driven by overproduction and a supply glut within the market. This downturn is exacerbated by ongoing trade restrictions imposed by the U.S., prompting calls from the Chinese government for producers to reduce outdated production capacity. Producers reel from […]
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China has reached a significant milestone in its solar energy development by surpassing 1 terawatt (TW) of installed solar power capacity. By the end of May 2025, the cumulative capacity was reported at 1.08 TW, showcasing a year-on-year increase of 56.9%. This surge in capacity is largely attributed to a record installation of 92.92 gigawatts […]
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Battery storage is rapidly becoming a key component in the global energy transition, with investments soaring from $1 billion in 2015 to nearly $70 billion today. The European Union’s battery market has also surged, particularly in residential settings, driven by high energy prices and a push for self-sufficiency. However, the commercial and industrial (C&I) sector […]
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Antigua has reinforced its water security by opening a new seawater desalination plant at Ffryes Beach, capable of producing one million imperial gallons of drinking water daily. This facility is part of a Water-as-a-Service agreement between the Antigua Public Utilities Authority (APUA) and Seven Seas Water Group, with plans for a second plant to boost […]
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According to pvXchange, solar module prices have reached record lows in August 2025, with high-efficiency products trading below previous benchmarks. A combination of weak demand, reduced government support, and policy shifts favoring fossil fuels poses challenges for the solar market’s long-term expansion in Europe. Despite a temporary recovery in demand in July, there are concerns […]
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The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced that it will discontinue funding for solar panels on prime farmland and prohibit the use of foreign-made solar panels in its projects. This decision aims to safeguard farmland availability, which has reportedly become more costly and limited due to subsidized solar farms. Moving forward, funding under the […]
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The automotive industry is witnessing a significant decrease in battery prices, with current costs for LFP and NMC battery cells at €54 and €58 per kilowatt-hour, respectively. This sharp decline from more than double these prices three years ago highlights the trend toward more economically viable electric vehicles (EVs). As battery prices are expected to […]
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Electricity prices in the U.S. are on the rise, with residential costs projected to hit 18 cents per kilowatt-hour by 2026. This increase, nearly twice the rate of inflation, has resulted in heightened concerns among Americans about their utility bills. While some leaders attempt to attribute these rising costs to the growth of clean energy […]
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E-bikes have the potential to significantly reduce car usage by providing a more viable transportation alternative for many, particularly in areas with limited public transport. Research indicates that e-bike users could decrease their driving distance by nearly 40%. However, the surge of overpowered, illegal e-bike models raises safety concerns and complicates regulatory efforts. Addressing the […]
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