Rising tensions in oil markets and eased US-China trade frictions have propelled China’s clean energy exports, strengthening its dominance in global solar and battery supply chains.
A new test reveals that a Chinese sodium-ion battery sustains high capacity at minus-40°F, promising enhanced electric freight truck performance in extreme cold climates.
As AI investment surges into the trillions, securing affordable and scalable electricity becomes the major bottleneck for data center expansion worldwide.
A tech reviewer praises the BYD Atto 1 as a surprisingly premium yet affordable electric vehicle, generating positive feedback from owners and sparking discussion on EV practicality in Australia.
Researchers in Spain have created a new absorbent material that efficiently captures carbon dioxide directly from air, outperforming existing technologies in selectivity and performance.
A cost-effective initial screening can help determine which climate-tech innovations merit thorough evaluation, preventing premature funding and policy endorsements.
The US Department of Energy plans to provide $17.5 billion in loans to advance construction of 10 nuclear reactors, aiming to reduce build times by up to three years and support rising power demand.
A commercial sodium-ion battery from China demonstrates comparable manufacturing quality and performance to Tesla’s lithium-ion cells, offering a promising low-cost alternative.
Rising energy demands from AI, geopolitical tensions, and climate targets are fueling a significant global surge in nuclear power development, with North America leading the way.
Once plagued by blackouts and oil price shocks, Uruguay now sources up to 98% of its electricity from renewables, showcasing a stable and secure energy transition.
A recent scientific analysis shows that the unprecedented heatwave gripping Europe today would have been virtually impossible without climate change, with temperatures soaring far beyond historical extremes.
Chevron’s new long-term power agreement signals a strategic shift as AI-driven demand pushes U.S. electricity needs beyond traditional grid capacity.