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Frankfurt expands commercial EV fleet with 10 new vocational trucks

Frankfurt Adds 10 More Electric Vocational Trucks as Cities Push Commercial Fleet Electrification

Frankfurt is adding 10 new vocational electric trucks.
The vehicles are specially upfitted Mercedes-Benz eEconic heavy-duty EVs.
The city's total battery-electric low-floor truck fleet will rise to 27.

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Grid operators may reduce renewables penetration if data center growth continues unchecked, says ENTSO-E

Why Europe’s grid operators are warning that AI-era data centers could squeeze out renewables

ENTSO-E says unmanaged data center growth could strain Europe’s grid and reduce renewable integration.
The group argues data centers could instead become flexible grid assets if policy and market rules change.
Updated connection codes, better planning, and demand-side participation are central recommendations.

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DT Editorial Team·May 9, 2026·via pv-magazine.com

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Pacific ridge reversal brings Western U.S. solar conditions back to average in April

April’s Solar Reset Shows How Quickly Weather Can Rewrite Generation Expectations

April 2026 reversed March’s unusually strong North American solar irradiance pattern.
Western U.S. solar conditions returned toward average as Pacific and Atlantic highs weakened.
Canada stayed cloudy and cold, while coastal Texas saw sharply reduced irradiance from tropical moisture and rain.

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DT Editorial Team·May 8, 2026·via pv-magazine.com

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EU ban on Chinese inverters sparks strong response from Beijing

Beijing Pushes Back After EU Moves Against Chinese Solar Inverters

China's commerce ministry says the EU banned Chinese inverters from EU-funded solar projects without factual evidence.
Beijing warned the move could destabilize supply chains and damage bilateral trade relations.
The dispute highlights how clean-energy procurement is increasingly tied to industrial and security policy.

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DT Editorial Team·May 8, 2026·via pv-magazine.com

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The Hydrogen Stream: Nel ASA launches new pressurized alkaline electrolyzer

Nel ASA Unveils Pressurized Alkaline Electrolyzer Aimed at Cutting Green Hydrogen Plant Costs

Nel ASA launched a next-generation pressurized alkaline electrolyzer platform.
The company says turnkey costs could fall below $1,450 per kilowatt for a 25 MW plant.
Nel argues many industrial hydrogen projects still cost around $3,000 per kilowatt today.
The platform is positioned as a modular, standardized system for larger-scale deployment.

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Europe’s negative electricity price hours double in Q1 amid renewables surpluses, market imbalances

Europe’s Negative Power Price Hours Surge as Renewable Oversupply Strains Markets

EU-27 day-ahead markets recorded 1,223 negative-price hours in Q1 2026.
Spain led the total with 347 hours, while Finland and Sweden returned to zero.
Germany’s April data linked negative pricing with large renewable forecast errors and likely curtailment.

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Lucid's (LCID) 25K production goal in limbo after ending Q1 with bloated inventory

Lucid says it will adjust EV production after supplier problems and rising inventory in the first quarter

Lucid ended Q1 with elevated inventory and plans to adjust EV production.
The company said a supplier issue significantly affected Gravity deliveries.
The announcement highlights execution pressure in the premium EV market.

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Toyota Hino debut new Le Series electric MD trucks at ACT Expo

Hino’s Le Series Debut Signals a New Push Into Electric Medium-Duty Trucks

Hino Trucks debuted a new all-electric Le Series at ACT Expo.
The launch targets the medium-duty commercial truck segment.
The move signals continued momentum in fleet electrification.

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ISO New England trims 10-year forecast based on electrification outlook

ISO New England cuts its 10-year demand outlook as electrification assumptions cool

ISO New England cut its long-range demand outlook to about 9% growth by 2035.
The revision reflects more conservative assumptions about EV and heat pump adoption.
The operator still expects New England to become a dual-peaking system by 2035.

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Pennsylvania House unanimously passes advanced transmission technology bill

Pennsylvania House backs bill to push advanced transmission technologies into grid planning

The Pennsylvania House unanimously passed H.B. 2233.
The bill would require utilities to study advanced transmission technologies.
State regulators could require those technologies in approved projects.

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EU solar and storage push could cut power system costs by nearly half

Faster Solar and Battery Buildout Could Slash EU Power Costs, Report Says

A SolarPower Europe analysis says current EU trends leave 2030 solar and wind targets short.
Its higher-ambition Solar+ scenario reaches 732 GW of solar by 2030.
The report projects €223 billion in gas import savings from 2026 to 2030.
Wholesale electricity prices could fall 14% compared with 2025 levels.

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Solar sector raises $11.1 billion in Q1 2026 as debt financing hits decade high

Solar Funding Jumps to $11.1 Billion as Debt Financing Hits a Decade High

Global solar corporate funding reached $11.1 billion in Q1 2026.
Debt financing hit $8.9 billion across 28 deals, the highest level in more than a decade.
Venture capital and public market financing each totaled $1.1 billion.
Solar project acquisitions reached 18.4 GW, the highest capacity since 2022.

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Submarine link to connect island solar to South Korea’s grid

South Korea Solar Projects Gain a Subsea Grid Link From Island Sites

A new 154 kV submarine cable link will connect two solar projects in Sinan county to a substation on Anjwa Island.
Taihan will manufacture the cables, while Taihan Ocean Works will transport and install them.
The project highlights the importance of marine transmission infrastructure for island and floating solar.

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Nissan to Produce ICE Trucks & SUVs Instead of EVs in USA - CleanTechnica

Nissan Reverses Mississippi EV Plan and Turns Back to Gas Trucks and SUVs

Nissan has canceled plans to build two EV models at its Mississippi factory.
The plant will instead produce an updated Frontier, a new Xterra, and related body-on-frame vehicles.
The company cited market conditions, customer demand, and updated strategy for the reversal.

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Tesla launches Model 3 RWD in Canada at record-low $39,490 ($29,000 USD) from China

Tesla introduces lower-priced China-built Model 3 RWD in Canada

Tesla launched a new Model 3 RWD trim in Canada at C$39,490.
Electrek described it as a record-low starting price for the model in Canada.
The source says the vehicle is supplied from China, highlighting manufacturing’s role in EV affordability.

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ENGWE anniversary sale $1,048 savings, Lectric e-bikes get up to $793 savings, Segway Max G30P e-scooter $500 low, more

Tesla’s New Semi Charging Hardware Signals a Fresh Focus on Heavy-Duty Infrastructure

Tesla has launched a Basecharger for Semi and revealed a $188,000 Megacharger.
The update highlights the central role of charging infrastructure in electric freight adoption.
Commercial EV economics depend on vehicles and charging systems being planned together.

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DC is turning street poles into EV chargers – Voltpost is helping

Washington, DC Wants EV Chargers on Street Poles, and Voltpost Is Part of the Experiment

DC awarded funding to Voltpost to convert street poles into EV charging stations.
The approach focuses on reusing existing city infrastructure.
The project addresses curbside charging access in dense urban areas.

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Italy probes PV companies over €60 million tax evasion and €33 million subsidy fraud

Italy’s solar market faces a major fraud probe over taxes and subsidies

Seven photovoltaic companies in Trentino are under scrutiny in Italy.
Authorities allege more than €60 million in tax evasion and over €33 million in improper incentives.
The case underscores how renewable-energy markets rely on credible oversight as well as deployment speed.

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ESS Tech to add 8.5 GWh of US-made sodium‑ion batteries to its portfolio

ESS Tech plans sodium-ion expansion with 8.5 GWh supply agreement

ESS Tech signed a letter of intent tied to 8.5 GWh of sodium-ion cells and modules.
The company says the move complements its iron flow products for 8-24 hour storage.
Alsym’s sodium-ion line is described as non-flammable, non-toxic, and U.S.-made.

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Boviet Solar sells U.S. PV module factory to Indian manufacturer Inox Solar

Boviet’s North Carolina Factory Sale Shows How U.S. Solar Policy Is Reshaping Ownership

Boviet is selling its 3 GW North Carolina module plant to Inox Solar Americas.
The deal is worth up to $254 million and is already partially secured through escrow.
The transaction reflects the growing impact of U.S. FEOC policy on solar manufacturing ownership.

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