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06 Nov 2025 | Synopsis
Over 200 scientists have urged global leaders to phase out crop-based biofuels ahead of COP30, warning they harm food security, biodiversity, and climate goals. They argue that land used for biofuel crops should be redirected to food production and ecosystem restoration, and that future energy systems should prioritize electrification and waste-based biofuels instead.06 Nov 2025 | Synopsis
Rob Lawlor, a lecturer in Applied Ethics at University of Leeds, UK, draws parallels between ending fossil fuels and abolishing slavery, arguing that both require moral clarity, grassroots pressure, and systemic change. It suggests that technical solutions alone aren't enough - public will, political courage, and justice-driven narratives are essential to dismantle entrenched economic systems and build a sustainable future.05 Nov 2025 | Synopsis
Formula E's upcoming Gen4 race car will deliver up to 800 horsepower, nearly doubling Gen3 output. Set to debut in 2026, it features faster acceleration, improved regen braking, and enhanced aerodynamics. The car will recharge 10% of its battery in just 30 seconds via ultra-fast pit stops. This marks a major leap in electric motorsport performance, aiming to rival traditional racing while showcasing cutting-edge EV tech.05 Nov 2025 | Synopsis
Zero Motorcycles, based in Santa Cruz, CA, has launched the LS1 electric scooter to target urban mobility markets in Europe. Designed for cities like Paris and Milan, the LS1 features a removable battery and belt drive. It's built through a new partnership with China's Zongshen, marking Zero's first overseas manufacturing collaboration. The LS1 is part of Zero's push to offer affordable, stylish EVs under $10,000 for commuters and fleet operators.04 Nov 2025 | Synopsis
A Paris court ruled against TotalEnergies for misleading climate claims in its advertising, marking a major precedent for fossil fuel accountability. The company falsely portrayed itself as aligned with climate goals while expanding oil and gas operations. Climate groups hailed the decision as a turning point for truth in environmental marketing, reinforcing legal pressure on greenwashing and corporate disinformation
06 Nov 2025 |
Kenya's iconic boda bodas are going electric, led by Nairobi-based Roam, which opened the nation's first service hub for e-motorcycles. The Embakasi facility handles 3,500 bikes monthly, offering repairs, swaps, and software updates. Roam's rugged Roam Air suits local roads, cutting fuel and emissions costs. The center also trains EV technicians, advancing Kenya's green transport goals. Despite high upfront prices, Roam's support and financing aim to scale this clean mobility revolution.
06 Nov 2025 |
Fourth Power's thermal battery stores energy as heat in molten tin at 2,400°C, then converts it to DC electricity using thermophotovoltaic cells. It promises 5–100 hour storage at 1/10th the cost of lithium-ion, with minimal heat loss and no rare earths. Gold in the emitter adds cost risk, but thin-film use may offset it. Competing with Antora and Malta, it targets grid-scale renewables. Adoption depends on pilot success and utility buy-in.
05 Nov 2025 |
A New York Times op-ed warns that AI and data centers are driving up electricity demand, straining grids, and raising power bills. Tech firms often obscure their energy use while consumers bear infrastructure costs. The piece calls for mandatory energy disclosures, better regulation, and more efficient AI systems. It challenges the myth of "clean tech" and urges climate policy to address digital infrastructure’s growing carbon footprint.
04 Nov 2025 |
ItalSpeedForm Design Studio is offering its Sportivetta Zero1 microcar prototype for sale - a modular, road-tested L6 quadricycle with a diesel engine and EV-ready architecture. Designed by Italo Federico Sciacca, it targets Europe's growing urban mobility market. The package includes full design rights, a business plan, and financial projections. Ideal for EV startups or manufacturers seeking a fast entry into the €800M L6 segment by 2027. Final type approval is buyer's responsibility.
04 Nov 2025 |
The Eurasia Review op-ed argues that decarbonizing fuels and electricity - not regulating consumer products - is the real climate priority. But this framing creates a false binary. Demand-side policies like EV mandates and efficiency standards drive upstream change. Ignoring them weakens climate strategy. Effective solutions require systems thinking, not either-or arguments. Climate action must target both supply and demand to succeed.
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