Tag: clean energy

Norway Commits to Electric Hydrofoil Ferries with Largest-Ever Order

Norway places its biggest order for 20 electric hydrofoil ferries to revolutionize clean marine transport along its fjords and coastline.

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Chinese Researchers Develop Sodium Batteries Resistant to High Heat Up to 300°C

Chinese scientists have created sodium-based batteries that resist fire hazards even when heated to 300°C, addressing safety concerns in battery technology.

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Tesla Reports 14% Decline in EV Deliveries for Q1 2026, Missing Analyst Expectations

Tesla’s first-quarter 2026 electric vehicle deliveries fell 14% from last quarter, totaling 358,000 units and falling short of analyst forecasts.

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US Largest Offshore Wind Farm Begins Delivering Power with Initial Turbine Online

The Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project has started feeding electricity into Virginia’s grid with its first 14 MW turbine operational.

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California Brewery Launches First Beer Carbonated with CO₂ Extracted from Air

Almanac Beer unveils Flow – Clean Air Edition, the first beer carbonated using CO₂ captured directly from the atmosphere.

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Russia’s Solar Power Growth Lags Far Behind China Despite Moderate Expansion

Russia added approximately 100 MW of solar capacity last year, a pace vastly slower than China’s rapid expansion in solar energy infrastructure.

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China Meets All New Electricity Demand with Renewable Energy for the First Time

In 2025, China met all new electricity demand with renewable sources despite increased consumption and a decline in fossil fuel emissions.

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Russia Begins Assembly of Its First Hydrogen-Powered Passenger Train

Assembly has started on Russia’s first hydrogen fuel cell-powered passenger train, capable of 725 km range emitting only water vapor.

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Germany to Build Europe’s First Fusion Power Plant Following New Stellarator Reactor Project

A German consortium will develop a stellarator fusion reactor, aiming to launch Europe’s first fusion power plant in the 2030s.

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University of Surrey Researchers Boost Sodium-Ion Battery Capacity with Novel Hydrated Cathode Approach

Researchers at the University of Surrey uncovered a hydration-based cathode method that nearly doubles sodium-ion battery storage capacity.

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Chinese Researchers Develop Eco-Friendly Battery Using Neutral, Food-Safe Electrolyte

A new battery design from China employs a neutral, magnesium or calcium-based electrolyte resembling a traditional food-grade brine.

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Study Finds Plug-in Hybrids Consume Significantly More Fuel Than Advertised

New research reveals plug-in hybrid vehicles use much more fuel than manufacturers claim, challenging their efficiency and environmental benefits.

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