Trump GHG Rule Repeal Could Double Georgia Power Emissions
A federal rollback could erase expected emissions cuts from new Georgia power plants, just as data centers drive a building boom.
Climate & Energy
The grid, materials, and climate technology.
Self-loading cargo ship tech halves bulk freight emissions
A new self-loading system on the bulk carrier MV Yampu aims to cut emissions from transporting dry goods like coal and sugar in half.
Greece’s Aquaculture Push Has a Problem That Starts Elsewhere
An Inside Climate News investigation finds that Greece’s farmed-seafood ambitions are tied to impacts that begin far beyond Greek waters.
Nio's Battery Swap Network Handles 1.2 Million Swaps in One Week
The record-breaking week suggests battery swapping can match conventional refueling at scale, at least in China.
Brown Tap Water Plagues Historically Black Florida Community
An 81-year-old resident's tap water runs brown like iced tea, highlighting water quality struggles in a historically Black Florida community.
DOE Launches Energy District Cup for Campus Energy Ideas
A new U.S. Department of Energy competition asks interdisciplinary student teams to design practical energy solutions for college campuses and districts.
Porsche adds wireless EV charging to production Cayenne Electric
Porsche has brought inductive charging to a production electric vehicle, a first for the brand and a step toward more convenient home charging.
Blown-Up Suzuki Swift Leads Family to MG4 EV
A family's forced switch from a 20-year-old petrol car to an MG4 EV Urban illustrates how EV adoption often happens out of necessity rather than ideology.
Queensland's Inland Tourist Areas Need More EV Fast Chargers
A new analysis highlights the gap between coastal highway charging coverage and inland tourist destinations in Queensland.
Maine Senate Race Pits Two Environmentally Concerned Candidates
The closely watched Maine Senate race features two candidates who both prioritize environmental issues, making climate a key battleground.
Utility fleets need a weather playbook, not a wait-and-see approach
A Utility Dive playbook argues that crews must continuously read, reroute, and recalibrate to keep working through extreme weather.
Blaze Equipment opens Baltimore hub, launches nationwide online ordering
The expansion adds an eastern U.S. physical presence while making the company's rental equipment and support services available nationwide.
Pingree Pressures USDA to Act on Farm Climate Risks
A Maine lawmaker is demanding the Department of Agriculture stop delaying and start implementing overdue climate-risk recommendations.
China's Grid Is the Top Source of the Super Greenhouse Gas SF6
China leads the world in renewable energy, yet its power grid is also the biggest emitter of sulfur hexafluoride, a gas with 24,300 times the warming impact of CO2.
Louisiana offshore wind industry bets on outlasting Trump
Louisiana wind advocates are preserving Gulf supply-chain expertise until the next administration, after Trump's policies halted federal leasing and paid developers billions to exit.
Federal Probe Targets Energy Transfer Pipelines After Michigan Spill
A 600-gallon crude spill near Detroit has triggered a federal safety investigation covering all 20,000 miles of Energy Transfer's hazardous liquid pipelines.
US Utilities Slip on Clean Energy, Many Backtrack on Climate Goals
The largest US utilities have lost ground on clean power, with more than four in ten reversing climate goals under the current administration.
Norwegian Electric Ferries Prove Their Worth, Eye Philippine Market
Five years of Bastø Electric demonstrate reliability, while Norway looks to export ferry electrification to the Philippines.