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A solar panel farm in the foreground with a modern city skyline in the background under a bright sky.

Business

China says green power could hit a '0.3-yuan era,' undercutting coal within five years

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Tech

In Austria, scientists found a way to turn captured CO2 and water into climate-neutral methane

A row of various cars in a dealership parking lot, featuring blue, white, black, and red vehicles.

Business

California plans $3,500 instant EV rebates after federal tax credit expires

A close-up of a SpaceX rocket standing beside a large industrial building against a clear blue sky.

Tech

SpaceX offers half-price Starlink in Tennessee as xAI faces a Clean Air Act lawsuit

Three cooling towers emit steam into the twilight sky, with lights illuminating a nearby power plant.

Tech

5 nuclear power innovations that could transform our struggling energy grid

Downtown Reno, Nevada.

Tech

5 local governments facing backlash over AI data centers

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Tech

Britain's renters can finally own a home battery that just plugs into the wall

An electric vehicle charging cable is plugged into a car parked on a city street.

Business

Washington leads the US in EV savings, with drivers keeping $2,350 a year

Aerial view of a battery storage grid.

Tech

Australia's giant batteries are flattening the notorious 'duck curve' and cutting peak power prices

The inside of a data center.

Tech

Washington moves to make Big Tech cover AI data centers' grid costs

A busy urban road with congested traffic, featuring cars, auto-rickshaws, and a red bus at a traffic signal.

Tech

New Delhi offers residents $1,000 to scrap old cars for EVs in bid to curb toxic air

A roof with solar panels installed, featuring dark shingles and a brick chimney against a cloudy sky.

Home

Maine homeowner DIYs full-home solar and batteries, then gifts excess credits to another household