Category: Energy & Technology
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Why 3 Automakers Dominate the Surging Hybrid Vehicle Market
Toyota, Honda, and Hyundai-Kia control nearly 70% of the booming hybrid market. Discover the key strategies and the “hybrid halo” effect behind their success.
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BYD-PSG Deal: Inside the EV Maker’s European Strategy
BYD’s partnership with Paris Saint-Germain signals a shift from broad Euro 2024 visibility to targeted brand building. We analyze what this means for European EV adoption and market competition.
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FERC Blanket Certificate Plan Faces Massive Public Opposition
Thousands of comments urge FERC to abandon its proposed blanket certificate expansion, citing climate risks, environmental injustice, and procedural overreach.
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NC Officials Push Duke Energy to Back Up Ratepayer Pledge
NC attorney general and governor demand Duke Energy turn its White House Ratepayer Protection Pledge into real reforms: data center rate class, realistic load forecasts, BYO generation.
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EU Automakers vs. EV Mandates: Wildfire Irony
As wildfires rage across France and Spain, European automakers are lobbying to weaken EV mandates. Here is what that means for the energy transition, grid planning, and policy stability.
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Europe’s 25 GW Hydropower Co-Location Fix for Grid Queues
Add 25 GW to Europe’s grid without new lines by co-locating wind and solar at hydropower sites. Here’s who benefits, who’s affected, and what to watch next.
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Appalachian Lithium Discovery Reshapes Supply Outlook
A 23-million-ton lithium find in Appalachia challenges the absolute shortage narrative, shifting market focus from raw resource scarcity to refining capacity and project timelines.
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Toxic Shipwrecks: Microbes Neutralize WWII TNT Leaks
WWII shipwrecks are leaking TNT into the oceans. New research shows bacteria in a North Sea submarine wreck are actively degrading the explosives-with implications for offshore wind and cleanup policy.
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BYD Seal 06 Lidar, Da Han 1,008-km: EV Tech’s New Baseline
BYD’s 2027 Seal 06 adds lidar to a volume model and the Da Han tops 1,000 km range – signs premium EV tech is going mainstream. Full analysis inside.
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New York Grid Needs 30-105 GW by 2044, NY-ISO Says
New York needs 30-105 GW of new generation by 2044, per NY-ISO. That’s up to seven times the capacity added in 25 years – with nuclear touted for firm capacity.