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By Michael Barnard
Grid flexibility is not one resource or one number. A new open TFIE Strategy report maps how batteries, demand, networks, interconnection and other resources change value with location, duration and operating conditions. The post What Can Grid Flexibility Actually Do Here? appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Carolyn Fortuna
As the supervisor of dune plantings at our coastal Florida community, I was keenly aware of the rare February 2026 freeze. Plants that generally resist drought, wind, and salt were burnt by the 26°F temperatures. Luckily, most of our east coast plants survived and have returned to robust health after ... [continued] The post Florida Farmers Are Making The Move To Regenerative Agriculture appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Larry Evans
On my recent trip to Paris, I had the opportunity to experience NGP with VLA 2.0 in an XPENG L03. Paris roads and drivers are a bit different than my past experiences. Adapting to the traffic poses a unique challenge. I had previously sampled XPENG’s intelligent driving system in Guangzhou, ... [continued] The post XPENG L03 With VLA 2.0 Smoothly Takes On Paris Roads appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Press Release
Series A led by VXI Capital, with backing from the people who built modern solar, including founding Enphase CEO Paul Nahi, former SunPower CEO Tom Werner and former New York energy czar Richard Kauffman Nine years in the making, Optivolt’s energy intelligence turns passive solar hardware into adaptive power systems ... [continued] The post Optivolt Raises $32M to Build the Brain for Solar Panels of the Future appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Guest Contributor
The Battery Show North America 2026 in Detroit, Michigan wasn’t about the next breakthrough. It was about who can deliver. Each fall you can learn a lot about the battery industry by walking through the halls of Huntington Place in Detroit. This year’s Battery Show North America, held October 12th ... [continued] The post What The Battery Show Told Us About the Next Chapter of Electrification appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Press Release
Hyundai Motor partners with Laksana to deliver 11 COUNTY EV buses to GGGI for the first electric bus public transportation pilot project in Bali, Indonesia Field quality assurance program to monitor vehicle quality and driving performance for project success Hyundai Motor aims to expand electrified vehicle business across Indonesia and ... [continued] The post Hyundai Motor Delivers Bali’s First Electric Buses for Public Transport appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Press Release
In its seventh year, the annual research collaboration continues to examine the convergence of biodesign and biomimicry, advanced art and design practices, and the future of mobility across the globe In the 2026–27 Regeneration Studio, faculty and students explore the theme of “Motion Rewild” via two courses and complementary programming ... [continued] The post Hyundai Motor Group & Rhode Island School of Design Collaborate on Regenerative Biodesign Strategies and the Future of Mobility appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Guest Contributor
New analysis shows how solar and storage are lowering electricity costs in red and blue states as affordability takes center stage heading into the midterm elections. WASHINGTON D.C. — As energy affordability emerges as a defining issue heading into the midterm elections, new analysis from the Solar Energy Industries Association ... [continued] The post ANALYSIS: Solar & Storage Growth Drives Down Summer Wholesale Electricity Prices by 42% in Texas & 51% in California appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Sierra Club
ST. LOUIS, Mo. — Yesterday, the Missouri Public Service Commission (PSC) approved Ameren Missouri’s proposal to build solar and storage projects. The Sierra Club and its members supported the projects at public hearings around the state. Renewable energy remains the cheapest way to generate electricity, while coal and fossil fuels remain ... [continued] The post Sierra Club Applauds Approval for Ameren Missouri’s New Solar & Storage Projects appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Steve Hanley
At a splashy GM Forward event in New York City on October 21, General Motors laid out its plans to remain relevant in the auto manufacturing business. (Never mind that the industry enjoys a walled garden status in the US, which has chosen to erect trade barriers that exclude sales ... [continued] The post The All New, Never Seen Anything Like It, Fourth Generation EV Platform From GM appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Michael Barnard
England outside London carried about 1.85 billion local-bus passenger journeys in 2024/25, compared with roughly 1.98 billion before COVID-19. Passenger journeys had recovered to 93.3% of their 2019/20 level, while bus service mileage had recovered to 86.0%. Put those two figures together and passenger journeys per service mile were about ... [continued] The post Britain’s Buses Became More “Productive” While Running Less Service appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Tina Casey
Solar power has helped keep wholesale electricity rates down in Texas and California over the past five years, regardless of partisan politics and heat waves, too. The post Solar Power Keeps Insisting Upon Itself, Red State Or Blue appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Carolyn Fortuna
Nobel Prize winning economist, Paul Krugman, wrote an important article this morning. In it, he decried Elon Musk and his decision to take down Ukraine’s access to Starlink, which allows the country to protect itself from Russian attacks through drone technology. “Did Elon Musk decide by personal fiat to cut ... [continued] The post First A Nazi Salute, Then Depriving Ukraine Of Internet Access: Musk Must Be Removed From Control Of Starlink appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Sierra Club
Sierra Club Urges Congress to Reauthorize EV Charging Program in Upcoming Funding Deal WASHINGTON, D.C. — The national electric vehicle (EV) charging network is making tangible progress: Texas recently awarded $226 million for 321 new charging stations funded through the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program; Arizona just opened its first ... [continued] The post States Continue to Make Progress on EV Charging Infrastructure appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Sierra Club
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — The Linn County Board of Supervisors denied a rezoning application for the proposed Morgan Valley Energy Center in a unanimous 3-0 vote last night. Interstate Power and Light Company (IPL), a subsidiary of Alliant Energy, is proposing three single-cycle gas-fired power plants in Linn County. The ... [continued] The post Sierra Club Iowa Responds: Local Officials Reject Re-zoning Request for Alliant’s Morgan Valley Gas Plant appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Sierra Club
Butte, MT — On Wednesday, conservation groups sued to overturn a Trump administration rule that leaves threatened wildlife with no certain, meaningful protection under the Endangered Species Act (ESA). Read the complaint here. Plaintiffs represented by Earthjustice — including the Sierra Club, WildEarth Guardians, National Parks Conservation Association, Humane World ... [continued] The post Sierra Club, Conservation Groups File Lawsuit Aimed at Restoring Protections for Threatened Wildlife appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Paul Fosse
I haven’t covered a Tesla earnings release and call in a while, but I thought I’d give a quick summary since this quarter was pretty interesting. Last quarter I wrote this after the delivery release, but I didn’t write up the earnings call. Observations From The Shareholder Deck: Gross margin ... [continued] The post Tesla Reports A Great 3rd Quarter, Robotaxi & FSD Finally Taking Off appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By David Waterworth
Deepway Star semi trailer from China joins the growing number of trucking brands on Australian roads. Information was shared over LinkedIn, Facebook, and through phone interview. Mark Blackburn, Managing Director of VCF Transport Services, is not only proud of the newest acquisition to their logistics fleet, but also keen to ... [continued] The post Not the Future, It’s Now — Deepway Electric Semi Put to Work in Australia appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Steve Hanley
Adam McKay is the fellow who brought us the satirical Don’t Look Up! movie five years ago. We did an article about it at the time, which got over 100 comments. That may be more than the number of people who paid to see it in theaters. Undaunted, McKay is ... [continued] The post Exxon Spoof From Adam McKay Skewers The Fossil Fuel Industry appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Michael Barnard
Gas utilities have a structural problem in an electrifying economy. Customers can stop using gas one building at a time, while most of the physical network remains in service until enough neighboring customers have left for a section of pipe to be shut down. That distinction matters more as heat ... [continued] The post Gas Network Retirement Is Becoming A Real Utility Planning Tool appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Steve Hanley
In September, the Canadian government published its Changing Climate Report 2026 (CCCR). Unlike its southern neighbor, Canada believes its citizens have the ability to understand scientific studies and form their own opinions about how their government should respond. Here is Headline 12 from that report: Iconic landscapes are changing across ... [continued] The post Canada Changing Climate Report 2026 Predicts End Of Glaciers By 2100 appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Tina Casey
According to a new report, Elon Musk himself ordered SpaceX satellites to dial down essential services to Ukraine last week, cripping the nation's ability to defense itself against Russian attacks. The post Cloud Of Betrayal Settles Over Potential SpaceX-Tesla Merger appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Tina Casey
Canada plans to send offshore wind power from the Nova Scotia coast towards energy-thirsty communities including parts of the US. The post Canada Stabs Trump In Back With New Offshore Wind Plan appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Larry Evans
BYD launched the new Seagull in China on Tuesday. BYD’s smallest car is not as small now. The EV adds technology and capability, while retaining much of what made it popular. The value is even stronger now, but the potential impact is bigger than the car itself. Overall, the car ... [continued] The post New BYD Seagull Is A Big Deal appeared first on CleanTechnica.
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