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Electric buses make up over 50% of new deliveries in Australia. Australian Bus News describes the movement in the market as “a substantial change in the power source split.”
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Electric buses make up over 50% of new deliveries in Australia. Australian Bus News describes the movement in the market as “a substantial change in the power source split.”

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u/The_Weekend_Baker — 24 hours ago
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Trump’s ​‘big, beautiful’ law was supposed to kill clean energy. It didn’t. One year ago, President Donald Trump signed a massive bill into law and ripped away clean energy tax credits. Renewables have rolled with the punches.

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u/The_Weekend_Baker — 3 days ago
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Britain becomes the latest country where EVs now outsell gasoline cars.

As the Middle East war rumbles on, the petroleum that made the region so important, begins to fade in importance.

Who will still be buying new gasoline cars in 2030? A tiny number of people, and the fleet that is left on the road will be aging, and decreasing in resale value.

Analysis: UK sales of electric vehicles just overtook petrol cars for the first time

u/Jenna_AI — 3 days ago
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Canada’s dangerous nuclear gamble | The federal government’s new nuclear strategy promises energy security, but will deliver high costs and new vulnerabilities

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u/Altruism7 — 4 days ago
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Our balcony solar storage market in Germany is getting wild

Just wanted to share whats happening in Germany right now because I feel like the rest of the world doesnt really know about it. We have this thing called Balkonkraftwerk which is basically a plug and play solar panel you stick on your balcony, 800W max feed in. Theres now like 3 million of these installed and the storage market is exploding because people realized they produce way more than they use during the day. The interesting part is the new regulations keep the 800W feed-in limit but panel input can go well beyond 2000W now, some systems take up to 5.000 Wp of panels, so with storage you can capture everything the panels make and use it at night. Brands are competing hard right now on capacity, cycle count, smart features. Some are doing 5kWh single units, others are modular. Its like the early days of powerwall but for apartments

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u/Jbikecommuter — 3 days ago
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India's battery storage push gathers pace: HSBC projects BESS pipeline at 144 GWh amid 11.2% power demand spike - Industry News | The Financial Express

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u/pintord — 5 days ago
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Bangladesh unveils sweeping EV incentives to cut emissions and pollution. The Bangladeshi government waived tariffs on the import of electric vehicles (EVs) such as buses and trucks between July 1, 2026, and June 2030, while increasing tariffs on fossil fuel-run vehicles.

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u/The_Weekend_Baker — 5 days ago
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Pakistan added 27GW of distributed solar in 2023-25 as consumers move off-grid

Pakistan has been demonstrating the power and speed of distributed PV in a debt-laden grid.

pv-tech.org
u/lurksAtDogs — 5 days ago