The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced a ban on funding for wind and solar energy projects on American farmland. This decision is aligned with the Trump administration’s strategy to reduce incentives for renewable energy and support fossil fuels and biofuels instead. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins emphasized that taxpayer dollars will no longer fund […]
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Researchers from King’s College London have conducted a study suggesting that solar panels in space could potentially fulfill up to 80% of Europe’s renewable energy requirements by 2050. By employing a computer model of the continent’s power grid and using Nasa’s designs for space-based solar power (SBSP) systems, the study indicates that such technology could […]
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BYD has made a significant leap in the Fortune Global 500 list, moving up to #91 and climbing over 50 spots from its previous rank of #143 in 2024. The company’s impressive growth is evidenced by its annual revenue of approximately USD 107.1 billion and a record of 4.27 million new energy vehicle (NEV) sales […]
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New York City has introduced its first hybrid-electric ferry, named Harbor Charger, to provide a cleaner transportation option to Governors Island. This vessel, which began service recently, marks a significant advancement in sustainable maritime transport. With a hybrid design that allows it to run on electric power part of the time, it aims to replace […]
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Overview: China’s industry ministry convened a meeting with solar industry representatives on August 18, 2025, marking the second such gathering in two months, to address the critical issue of overcapacity in the solar sector. The ministry urged the industry to strengthen regulations, reduce excessive competition, and curb overcapacity to foster a healthier and more sustainable […]
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According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), renewable energy is projected to surpass coal as the world’s leading electricity source by 2026, driven by significant growth in wind and solar power, which is set to exceed 6,000 terawatt hours (TWh). Despite resistance from some political figures, renewables are expected to contribute over 90% of the […]
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Mounting evidence indicates that gas stoves, prevalent in nearly 40% of U.S. homes, pose serious health risks, prompting Colorado to implement a first-of-its-kind law requiring health warning labels on these appliances. The yellow labels aim to inform consumers about the dangers associated with gas stoves, which emit harmful substances such as carbon monoxide and benzene, […]
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ASC Global Inc. and Everpower Energy have announced plans to establish a significant clean energy operation in Chambers County, Texas, specifically at the Asia Pacific Opportunity Zone. The venture entails a $130 million facility dedicated to manufacturing perovskite solar panels with an initial production capacity of 100MW. This facility is set to create over 100 […]
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U.S. airports are expected to see a significant increase in electricity demand, potentially quintupleting over the next two decades. This surge, driven by growing fleets of rental vehicles, ground support equipment, and the introduction of battery-powered electric aircraft, poses challenges for airport infrastructure, especially for smaller regional facilities with basic electrical setups. Researchers at the […]
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Alstom’s hydrogen train initiative in Germany has faced significant challenges, with operators resorting to diesel due to the unavailability of replacement fuel cells. This issue underscores a deeper problem regarding hydrogen’s viability in transportation, primarily its reliance on platinum. The Coradia iLint trains, utilizing fuel cells that require significant amounts of platinum, illustrate the growing […]
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