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In May 2026, solar supplied 12.8% of US electricity while coal supplied 12.2%, the first month on record in which…
In the four weeks following Europe’s record June heatwave, grain production forecasts for the EU and UK were revised down…
In April 2026, CATL signed a 60 GWh sodium-ion supply agreement with integrator HyperStrong, the largest sodium order ever placed,…
Contracted offers in the UK electricity demand connection queue rose from 41 GW in November 2024 to 125 GW by…
As battery systems become more complex, validation is increasingly shifting from hardware-intensive testing toward simulation-based workflows that improve repeatability, reduce…
Approximately 25% of new car sales in Europe are electric today. To meet the EU’s proposed target of 46% electricity…
Tesla and Esyasoft Target More Than 15 GWh of Battery Storage as Grid Demand and AI Infrastructure Accelerate
Tesla and UAE based digital utility company Esyasoft have announced a collaboration to develop and deploy an initial portfolio exceeding 15 GWh of utility scale battery energy storage systems across the United Kingdom, Western Europe, the Gulf Cooperation Council, and India.
Spain registered 34 new battery energy storage projects totaling 1.76 GW in the second quarter of 2026. This marks a…
Chinese battery manufacturer CATL and Dutch energy solutions company Alfen have announced a partnership to deploy 5 GWh of sodium ion battery energy storage systems across Europe, signaling growing confidence that sodium based chemistries could complement lithium ion technology in grid scale applications.
BP Records Another $1 Billion Impairment as Energy Transition Strategy Continues to Shift Toward Oil and Gas
BP’s evolving energy transition strategy faces renewed scrutiny after the company warned of an additional $1 billion impairment charge for the second quarter, largely linked to its gas and low carbon energy businesses.
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