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Tesla has launched a new rear-wheel-drive Model 3 trim in Canada at C$39,490, marking a record-low listed starting price for the sedan in that market according to Electrek.

A brief but notable update points to new charging hardware for Tesla Semi, including a newly revealed Megacharger price point.

Washington, DC has awarded funding to Voltpost to turn street poles into EV charging stations, a move aimed at using existing urban infrastructure to expand charging access.

Italian authorities say seven photovoltaic companies controlled by a German operator allegedly evaded more than €60 million in taxes and improperly obtained over €33 million in state incentives.

ESS Tech says it will add 8.5 GWh of U.S.-made sodium-ion cells and modules to its portfolio through a planned strategic partnership with Alsym Energy, broadening its non-lithium storage lineup.

Boviet Solar is selling its North Carolina module factory to Inox Solar in a deal worth up to $254 million, a transaction that reflects how U.S. FEOC policy pressure is beginning to redraw the solar manufacturing map.

A study commissioned by Transport & Environment argues that e-petrol for passenger cars would still be prohibitively expensive by 2030, challenging a policy push to treat synthetic fuels as a mainstream decarbonization路径

Blue Elephant Energy has secured financing from Commerzbank for the 268MWp Schafhöfen solar park in Bavaria, a project expected to become the state’s largest photovoltaic installation when completed.

A projected $8.09 trillion global power-generation pipeline shows the scale of energy ambition, but most of the value is still stuck before construction, putting the focus on permits, grids, finance and supply chains.

The United Arab Emirates says it will leave OPEC and OPEC+ on May 1, ending nearly six decades of membership and opening the door to higher oil output during a period of supply disruption.

Candidate metadata citing the U.S. EIA says utility-scale solar, wind and battery storage are expected to add more than 80 gigawatts of generating capacity by February 28, 2027, outpacing additions from fossil fuel and

NextEra says it contracted a record 4 gigawatts of new generation projects in the first quarter, underscoring how rapidly utility-scale supply is being reshaped by growing electricity demand.

The European Commission’s AccelerateEU package endorsed a 200 GW battery-storage goal for 2030, but SolarPower Europe says the bloc still lacks a dedicated financing mechanism to reach it

A group of Microsoft suppliers helped a small solar farm in North Carolina move forward, offering a case study in how corporate buyers can support renewable projects that might otherwise stall.

A new snapshot of the US fast-charging market points to improving reliability, stable pricing, and steady utilization even as more chargers are added.

The extracted text supplied with an Electrek energy candidate indicates GM has suspended a next-generation electric truck indefinitely as it shifts back toward gas models.

Governors and utility regulators in New England are urging FERC to reject a request from Eversource and Avangrid to delay roughly $1.5 billion in transmission-related refunds, extending a fight over return on equity that

North American grid watchdog NERC is preparing a Level 3 essential actions alert after multiple large computational loads, including data centers, unexpectedly dropped 1,000 MW or more from the bulk power system in recen

New modeling suggests households with rooftop solar may use more electricity after installation, adding as much as 5.1% to Europe’s total demand by midcentury and complicating grid planning.

HVAC startup Quilt is using an upcoming Honolulu home electrification event to promote its ductless heat pump system and a new technician-focused software tool aimed at simplifying installations.