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CleanTechnica•2 months ago

Amazon Rivian Electric Delivery Vans Arrive in Canada

•Amazon has launched 50 Rivian electric delivery vans (EDVs) in Vancouver, Canada, marking their first deployment in the country.
•This initiative signifies a growing trend of large commercial fleets electrifying, creating new, concentrated electricity demand centers.
•For developers and large power consumers, this highlights the increasing need for robust grid infrastructure, charging solutions, and potentially dedicated power supply to support large-scale EV operations.

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CleanTechnica•2 months ago

Illinois Passes Clean Energy & Storage Bill Expected to Save Residents $13 Billion

•Illinois passed the 'Clean and Reliable Grid Affordability Act,' a new policy boosting clean and renewable energy sources.
•The legislation includes provisions for energy storage, indicating a growing market for battery and other storage solutions.
•The act is projected to save Illinois residents $13 billion on electricity bills, suggesting potential market and price impacts for large power consumers.

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Truckmakers Lobby European Commission to Weaken Their Emissions Targets and Cut Zero Emission Truck Sales

•Major truck OEMs (Scania, MAN, Volvo, Daimler, IVECO, Ford) are lobbying the European Commission to weaken CO2 emissions targets for heavy-duty vehicles and allow emissions credits.
•This action directly challenges the EU's existing truck CO2 Regulation, aiming to slow the mandated transition to zero-emission trucks.
•For developers and large power consumers, a successful lobby could delay the widespread adoption of electric heavy-duty trucks, potentially slowing the growth of demand for charging infrastructure and associated grid upgrades, impacting investment timelines for EV charging solutions and fleet electrification strategies.

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CleanTechnica•2 months ago

BMW Is One Step Closer To The Solid-State EV Battery Of The Future

•BMW, US startup Solid Power, and Samsung SDI are collaborating on a sulfide-based solid-state EV battery, marking a significant step in next-generation battery technology development.
•This advancement promises higher energy density, faster charging, and improved safety for electric vehicles, which is expected to accelerate EV adoption rates.
•For developers and large power consumers, increased EV penetration signals a growing future electricity demand, creating opportunities in charging infrastructure, grid services (e.g., V2G), and advanced battery storage integration for demand management or resilience.

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CleanTechnica•2 months ago

Singapore Is The Catalyst For ASEAN’s Clean Energy Transition

•Singapore is positioning itself as a key driver for ASEAN's clean energy transition, emphasizing diverse no-carbon and low-carbon generation sources.
•The 18th Singapore International Energy Week (SIEW) 2025 highlighted Singapore's strategic role as a catalyst for regional decarbonization.
•This signals a strong policy direction towards clean energy development and potential new project opportunities for developers and shifting energy procurement strategies for large consumers across ASEAN.

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CleanTechnica•2 months ago

Hyundai Launches ELEXIO SUV For China

•Hyundai's launch of the ELEXIO, an all-electric SUV with a 722 km CLTC range and competitive pricing in China, signals rapid acceleration of EV adoption.
•This trend implies significant future electricity demand growth, requiring developers to plan for increased generation capacity and grid infrastructure upgrades.
•The use of the scalable E-GMP platform underscores ongoing OEM investment in EV technology, further solidifying the long-term shift towards electric transportation and associated load increases.

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Energy Storage News•2 months ago

Eku Energy, LP Renewables propose 1,600MWh Belah BESS in Queensland, Australia

•Eku Energy and LP Renewables announced plans for the 400MW/1,600MWh Belah Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) in Queensland, Australia.
•This significant project underscores the global trend of increasing investment in large-scale battery storage to support grid modernization and renewable energy integration.
•For developers, this signals ongoing opportunities in the utility-scale storage market; for large power consumers, it indicates improved grid stability and reliability in the Queensland region.

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Energy Storage News•2 months ago

Australia’s EPBC Act overhaul promises streamlined approvals as industry voices mixed support

•Australia's Parliament is reviewing reform bills for the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act.
•The proposed overhaul aims to streamline environmental approvals, specifically addressing past criticisms of delaying renewable energy projects.
•This regulatory change could accelerate the development and deployment of new renewable energy capacity in Australia, impacting project timelines for developers and IPPs.

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CleanTechnica•2 months ago

Carlos Tavares Thinks Tesla Might Be Dead In 10 Years

•Former Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares, who led the company from January 2021 to December 2024, predicts Tesla's potential demise within 10 years.
•This statement from a major automotive industry leader (Stellantis owns 14 brands) signals intense competition and potential volatility in the electric vehicle (EV) market.
•For developers and large power consumers, this highlights the evolving landscape of EV adoption and the need to critically assess long-term growth projections and associated charging infrastructure demand, considering potential shifts in market dominance among EV manufacturers.

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CleanTechnica•2 months ago

The Data Center Boom Is Fueling The Space Solar Race

•A US startup aims to launch data centers into Earth orbit, representing a highly speculative, long-term vision for data center location.
•These orbiting data centers would be powered by PV arrays assembled by swarms of autonomous robots, proposing a novel power generation method.
•This initiative highlights the extreme lengths innovators are considering to meet the escalating power demands of the data center industry.

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CleanTechnica•2 months ago

Discussing Tesla’s Unboxed Manufacturing & The Future Of The Company

•Tesla's recently patented "unboxed" manufacturing process is designed to significantly reduce production costs and time across its product lines, including energy storage.
•This manufacturing innovation could lead to increased availability and more competitive pricing for Tesla's grid-scale (Megapack) and commercial/industrial (Powerwall) energy storage systems.
•The company's strategic focus on manufacturing efficiency signals a push to scale its energy division, potentially accelerating the deployment of battery storage projects for developers and large power consumers.

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CleanTechnica•2 months ago

Hyundai’s BEV Sales Grow 47% Globally

•Hyundai's Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) sales grew 47% globally, signaling a significant acceleration in EV adoption across the automotive sector.
•This growth indicates a rising future electricity demand from the transportation sector, creating opportunities for new generation, grid infrastructure development, and charging solutions.
•Large power consumers should anticipate increasing power requirements for employee and fleet EV charging, influencing future energy procurement strategies and potential PPA structures.

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CleanTechnica•2 months ago

China Omits Mention Of New Energy Vehicles In Latest 5-Year Plan

•China's latest 5-year plan omits New Energy Vehicles (NEVs) from its list of top priorities.
•This policy signal suggests a potential shift in the Chinese government's direct focus or level of support for the NEV sector.
•For developers and large loads, this could indirectly influence global supply chain stability for batteries and critical minerals, and potentially alter long-term demand projections for EV charging infrastructure.

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POWER Magazine•2 months ago

Hydrogen Powering UK Airport Through CHP Unit

•A pioneering hydrogen combustion engine CHP trial, led by EMEC, successfully powered Kirkwall Airport in Orkney, UK.
•This marks the first instance of hydrogen meeting both power and heat demands for a UK commercial airport.
•The project demonstrates a viable, real-world application of hydrogen for critical infrastructure and large energy consumers seeking decarbonization.

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CleanTechnica•2 months ago

The US Is Losing The Trade War With China

•The article's content is extremely limited, providing only a headline and a general statement about a US president's meeting with Xi Jinping.
•It suggests a perception that the US is 'losing' a trade war with China, but offers no specific details or evidence.
•There are no facts, numbers, market impacts, policy changes, or project announcements relevant to power developers or large power consumers.

Utility Dive•2 months ago

US has onshored full solar supply chain: SEIA

•The U.S. now possesses a complete domestic solar supply chain, from silicon ingots and wafers (with Corning's Michigan factory) to finished modules.
•This onshoring reduces reliance on foreign imports, potentially stabilizing solar component costs and improving supply chain predictability for developers and large power consumers.
•The development strengthens eligibility for domestic content incentives under the IRA, enhancing project economics and reducing risk for IPPs and large energy users seeking renewable power.

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CleanTechnica•2 months ago

Air Pollution Linked To Breast Cancer (Research)

•Research indicates a link between air pollution, specifically from gas and diesel vehicles, and breast cancer, underscoring the severe, often invisible, health impacts of combustion emissions.
•This health-related finding is likely to intensify public and regulatory pressure for cleaner energy sources, potentially accelerating the transition away from fossil fuels and increasing demand for zero-emission technologies.
•Expect heightened scrutiny and potentially stricter emissions standards (e.g., NOx, SOx, PM2.5) for all combustion-based power generation, driving policy support for renewable energy, energy storage, and other low-carbon alternatives.

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CleanTechnica•2 months ago

JB Straubel’s Bet On EV Battery Recycling Is Paying Off, Bigly

•EV battery recycler Redwood Materials has strategically expanded into the large-scale energy storage market.
•This expansion is directly linked to the surging demand for energy infrastructure driven by the AI boom, indicating a significant market opportunity for storage developers and suppliers.
•The move highlights the growing importance of a circular economy for battery components, which could influence future supply chain stability and material costs for energy storage projects.

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Utility Dive•2 months ago

Bloom Energy says it’s on track for 2 GW annual production capacity

•Bloom Energy is scaling its fuel cell manufacturing to 2 GW annually, signaling a significant increase in the availability of modular, distributed generation technology.
•This expansion is driven by the demand from AI data centers seeking resilient, on-site power, suggesting a growing market for alternative energy solutions that bypass traditional grid reliance.
•For large power consumers and developers, Bloom's increased capacity offers a viable, scalable option for securing dedicated, potentially lower-emission power directly at the load, mitigating grid congestion and price volatility.

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Utility Dive•2 months ago

A hydrogen ‘do-over’ for California

•California is re-evaluating its hydrogen strategy, potentially broadening the definition of 'clean' hydrogen to accelerate its adoption as an energy resource.
•This policy shift could unlock new hydrogen production pathways and supply chains, potentially lowering costs and increasing availability for industrial users, power generators, and large power consumers.
•The 'do-over' signals a renewed push to integrate hydrogen into California's energy mix, creating new opportunities for developers and IPPs in power generation, storage, and industrial decarbonization.

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