Energy

Prolonged Colorado River Basin drought drove Southwestern hydroelectric output down 19 percent from April to August 2026, straining regional grid reliability.

Rapid expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure drives unprecedented electricity demand, raising utility costs and environmental pressures.

Despite 783.5 million euros in 2022 state backing, four of seven Dutch electrolysis projects have been scrapped with zero operational capacity.

QuantumScape introduces the Osprey platform, pairing its ceramic separator and anode-free design with a solid cathode to advance sulfide-based EV batteries.

Urban residential density and multi-unit electrical constraints in India create complex engineering hurdles that defy Western single-family home charging models.

An ongoing regulatory tracker documents at least 580 federal proposals and actions since January 2025 affecting environmental, climate, and health policy.

Following sweeping ballot measures across 10 states, incoming governors and lawmakers gain broad authority to regulate hyperscale AI data center expansion.

CleanTechnica commentary examines how voter frustration with perceived government corruption influenced recent US election outcomes and policy trajectories.

Next-generation perovskite solar cells transition from laboratory research to US commercial manufacturing via Caelux and Heliene.

Despite billions of dollars pledged for artificial intelligence infrastructure, physical constraints and speculative filings threaten to stall new builds.

The Netherlands commits €231 million to cleaner inland vessel propulsion, yet the omission of shared shore infrastructure tests corridor viability.

BYD recorded a 68% year-over-year surge in October commercial electric vehicle deliveries, driven by a 62.1% expansion in zero-emission bus deployments.