The grid, materials, and climate technology.
Energy Vault, in the midst of an acquisition, is targeting growth in key US power markets while monitoring the impact of a Trump administration bulk-power executive order.
CleanTechnica's first major event showcased EVs and eco-friendly vendors, signaling a template for local climate action.
The Austin service gained one night hour, but Tesla's CEO says cameras still can't reliably spot low-contrast pets in the dark.
A partnership between Dandelion Energy and Lennar aims to make ground-source heat pumps a standard, cost-competitive option for new U.S. homes.
A UK startup's plan to use liquid hydrogen's cold for a superconducting motor is plausible, yet the wider hurdles of hydrogen flight persist.
BYD's September deliveries show accelerating momentum, with fully electric vehicle sales growing by a third.
The decision blocks a proposed ratepayer-funded bailout for the Washington coal plant, according to the Sierra Club.
A new Penn State study of shallow aquifers near fracking sites in southwestern Pennsylvania reports low radium levels but flags salinity increases, while cautioning that the sample size is too small for regional conclusions.
Drones are already proving essential in wildfire response, and the next wave of robotics and AI could further transform how fires are fought.
A new feasibility study indicates that Made-in-EU battery cells will be sufficient to satisfy industrial and automotive demand by 2030, supporting domestic value-chain growth.
A new study argues that decades of fossil-fuel donations weakened universities' autonomy, making them more vulnerable to the Trump administration's funding threats.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is advancing a broad set of regulatory changes aimed at accelerating nuclear deployment, potentially reshaping how reactors are built and operated in the US.
A proposed SEC rule change would strip a key tool investors use to force corporate climate votes.
An interview with author Craig Childs explores how reclaiming darkness can restore our connection to the cosmos.
A new T&E position argues that the EU's AFIR must do more to make public EV charging prices clear and competitive.
The investment signals a major bet on battery swapping, a concept that has struggled for over a decade.
A sponsored Utility Dive report highlights how AI-driven data center load is growing faster and more unpredictably than traditional demand, requiring probabilistic planning and load flexibility.
Utilities can relieve local grid pressure by tapping unused energy flexibility in commercial buildings without waiting for new infrastructure.