Maine’s clean energy mandate collided with a zero-degree morning on December 9, 2025, when the oil-fired Wyman Station in Yarmouth ramped up to power the grid. Meanwhile, one individual’s unexpected actions have shaken the offshore wind industry, fueling uncertainty about the state’s energy future.

Farmers in Wisconsin Dells are rethinking their approaches to manage unpredictable weather patterns and keep crops thriving. With weather extremes becoming more common, crop farming now demands innovative strategies and close attention to detail.

A new graphene supercapacitor material — called multiscale reduced graphene oxide — promises faster charging and higher power delivery. With potential applications in electric vehicles and everyday household devices, this development could reshape the way we store and use energy.

Global project finance is experiencing rapid expansion, driven by private capital and increasing demand for energy capacity, digital infrastructure, and large-scale public works. From Wilmington, DE to emerging markets worldwide, investors are adopting new approaches to meet these evolving priorities.

Texas has introduced changes to its grid rules that require battery operators to function more like traditional power plants. While batteries have long been heralded as a solution for wind and solar’s intermittent nature, these changes could limit their market opportunities and reshape the state’s renewable energy landscape.

A new federal report finds that the Arctic is warming at a faster rate than the rest of the planet. Glaciers are melting, fish species are drifting to cooler waters, and in some regions, rivers are turning an unmistakable shade of orange.

Tallinna Sadam’s PoTOPS initiative has been approved for EU funding, paving the way for onshore power supply at two quays in the Old City Port by 2030. This funding marks a key step in modernizing the port’s cruise ship infrastructure.

Green Energy Origin (GEO) enters the electric vehicle supply chain with the acquisition of Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation’s electrolyte plant. Through this move, GEO expands its manufacturing bases in North America and Europe, building a more stable global supply for strategic customers.

The Imperial County Board of Supervisors approved a one-year moratorium on December 9 to limit new solar or battery energy projects on farmland. This move coincides with the county staff’s ongoing work on a comprehensive plan to manage future development.

Trina Storage and Lightshift Energy are planning a 1 GWh deployment of grid-scale energy storage systems in North America. This initiative underscores both companies’ shared commitment to delivering reliable, high-performance solutions for the region’s energy future.

Officials have issued a stark warning for iconic U.S. islands threatened by rising seas: the effects are already visible. As temperatures climb and storms intensify, coastal communities are challenged to act before these beloved islands vanish.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) warns that copper demand could soon outstrip supply by as much as 30 percent. Rising global energy transition efforts are accelerating the need for this critical metal, prompting calls for expanded mining projects and new suppliers to challenge China’s dominance.

JinkoSolar Holding ADR has demonstrated stronger price performance, earning an upgrade to its IBD Relative Strength Rating. This reflects a shift in the company’s market position and indicates a rising profile in the broader energy sector.

Analysts predict the global aluminum recycling market will climb from an estimated US$57.2 billion in 2024 to US$91.3 billion by 2032, underpinned by industrial consumers seeking low-carbon materials. Rapidly escalating energy costs and stringent decarbonization imperatives are pushing the industry toward more sustainable metals, heralding a transformative shift in the metal supply chain.

The kitchen remains the heart of the home, and it’s also where small changes can make a big impact. Find out how six eco-friendly upgrades can help cut waste and conserve energy in one of your household’s busiest spaces.

While dire warnings of a global mass extinction are common, researchers from the University of Arizona argue that the threat may be overstated. However, they emphasize that preserving habitats remains essential to maintaining biodiversity and preventing species decline.

Taos Municipal Schools has joined a statewide effort to test the feasibility of electric school buses across New Mexico’s varied terrain and climate. The program aims to assess how these buses perform under the state’s diverse conditions, potentially shaping the future of school transportation.

Frontier Lithium has announced strong mid-year financials while advancing its PAK Lithium Project. With no new drilling since last year, the company’s feasibility studies highlight a 31-year mine life and a robust plan to support North America’s burgeoning lithium-ion battery market.

ExploMar has completed a Series A financing round exceeding USD 10 million, backed by top-tier private equity funds and DCM Ventures. With the global push for cleaner transport intensifying, the company aims to expand its distribution network, streamline supply chains, and upgrade its electric propulsion systems for boats.

EcoFlow brought a striking message to COP30 in Belém, Brazil, underscoring that climate action must go beyond policy. By championing household-level solutions, the renewable energy leader envisions a world where sustainable living becomes the global norm.

A sudden ice storm in late April wreaked havoc on a farmer’s greenhouse, costing thousands in propane and wiping out new crops. As geoengineering moves beyond conspiracy theory to a recognized practice, it raises urgent questions about consent and our collective future.