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Honda's Tiny Super EV Is a Huge Bargain
12 Jul 2026 | Synopsis
Honda's new Super‑One kei-class EV starts at about $21,000, but Tokyo buyers can pay as little as $4,900 thanks to stacked national and local subsidies. Japan's expanded incentives - up to 2.6 million yen combined - are driving record EV demand, with Honda's sales surging 4,497 units last quarter, 60% of them Super‑Ones, which with its 20kWh battery has in-city range of ~90 miles, ideal of dense urban driving.The Impact of Rising Global Temperatures on the Oil Industry
12 Jul 2026 | Synopsis
While melting ice may open new reserves, exploration costs are rising along with global temperatures posing multifaceted challenges to the oil industry: thawing permafrost destabilizes extraction infrastructure, ESG pressures shift investment, and climate policies reduce demand as EVs and renewables grow. It is a pivotal moment for companies as they try to respond with carbon capture tech and diversification into wind/solar/biofuels.PostAuto Now Operates 200 Electric Buses In Switzerland
10 Jul 2026 | Synopsis
Switzerland's leading bus operator, PostAuto, has deployed its 200th fully electric bus, proving the vehicles are viable even on steep Alpine routes. The company plans to add 116 more e-buses by the end of 2026, bringing non-fossil vehicles to 10% of its fleet. While charging infrastructure setup and regional funding present active challenges, PostAuto remains on track to completely electrify its 2,400-vehicle fleet by 2040.Solar-Powered Tricycles Help Cubans Navigate Fuel Shortages And Blackouts
10 Jul 2026 | Synopsis
Cuba's fuel crisis has driven a surge in solar‑powered electric tricycles, offering a lifeline for transport amid chronic shortages. Imported from China or locally built, these e‑trikes help residents commute and deliver goods while cutting reliance on gasoline. Yet limited parts, battery costs, and weak charging infrastructure hinder scale‑up. Confirm details with a trusted source.Bill McKibben: The Very Good and Very Bad News on Climate
10 Jul 2026 | Synopsis
Bill McKibben argues that despite worsening climate impacts, the world has reached a turning point: solar, batteries and electrification are becoming cheaper and scaling faster than fossil fuels. He contends the challenge is now political, not technological, warning U.S. policies risk ceding clean-energy leadership to China while urging faster deployment of renewables and modernized grids to accelerate decarbonization.
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Revisiting a Classic: Are EVs Still Better for the Environment?
12 Jul 2026 | 
Seven years after Engineering Explained examined the environmental impact of Tesla electric vehicles, new battery technology, cleaner electric grids, and improved lifecycle analyses reinforce the conclusion that EVs remain a powerful tool for reducing transportation emissions.
The Battery Passport: Creating a Digital Identity for the Electric Vehicle's Most Valuable Component
11 Jul 2026 | 
The Battery Passport is a digital identity for EV batteries, required in the EU by 2027. It tracks a battery's origin, materials, carbon footprint, and lifecycle performance, creating transparency for buyers, insurers, fleets, and recyclers. By ensuring trusted, tamper‑proof data, it links battery history to value and supports a broader shift toward verified clean‑transportation technologies.
America's Clean-Energy Expansion Is Not Doomed - A 2026 Reality Check
10 Jul 2026 | 
America's clean‑energy buildout isn't doomed, the new report shows. Despite delays, cancellations and political headwinds, the U.S. added record new clean‑power capacity last year - 48.5 GW, with 217 GW more planned or under construction. Clean energy remains the cheapest, fastest‑to‑build power source, and growth continues even amid federal hostility.
America's New Mining Frontier: Turning Coal Waste Into Critical Minerals
08 Jul 2026 | 
Coal waste in Appalachia and the Powder River Basin is emerging as a new source of rare earth elements and critical minerals. Researchers are extracting neodymium, dysprosium, scandium, and others from tailings and acid mine drainage, potentially reducing pollution while creating a domestic supply chain. Ownership varies by mine site, meaning coal firms, states, and manufacturers could all benefit from this new industrial frontier.
EV Maritime To Integrate Electric Propulsion For Western Australia's First All‑Electric Ferry Fleet
06 Jul 2026 | 
Western Australia has appointed Echo Marine Group and EV Maritime to deliver its first battery‑electric ferry fleet for the METRONET Swan River expansion. EV Maritime will integrate the electric driveline and automation platform for five 24‑metre fast ferries, drawing on its Auckland EVM200 experience. The announcement details vessel‑side technology but does not yet specify the shoreside power or renewable energy strategy.
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