Greenland’s Ancient Melt: The Bombshell Study That Buries Climate Alarmism
A new Nature study shows parts of Greenland were ice-free during a hotter Holocene—without higher CO2—raising questions for climate alarmists.
Urban Heat, Not ‘Climate Breakdown,’ Behind Winter Flower Blooms
Winter flowers aren’t a climate crisis—they’re thriving thanks to urban heat islands, not a ‘climate breakdown.’
Perovskite Technology Breaks New Ground! BILIGHT Debuts Three Disruptive Products at CES 2026, Reshaping the Home, Office, and Outdoor Energy Ecosystem
Targeting core home and office scenarios respectively, these products have redefined the boundaries of traditional photovoltaic applications. Through technological breakthroughs in flexibility, battery-free design, and scenario-based integration, the launch has attracted widespread attention across the show floor.
Borouge Advances Industry-First AI Autonomous Operations At Ruwais Facility, Boosting Performance And Competitiveness
-Proof of concept indicates potential efficiency gains of up to 20%, enhancement of reliability by reducing downtime by 20%, and up to a 15% reduction in operating costs -Technology strengthens process safety and supports more sustainable operations through lower energy consumption -Milestone forms part of Borouge’s AI, Digitalisation & Technology (AIDT) programme, targeting $575 million […]
TOYO Secures Strategic Polysilicon Supply with a U.S. Polysilicon Manufacturer
This agreement adds U.S.-sourced polysilicon to TOYO’s existing non-Foreign Entity of Concern (“FEOC”) overseas supply, strengthening TOYO’s dual-source strategy and ensuring a stable and regulatory compliant supply for its solar manufacturing operations.
DC Fast Charging Stations Market Driven by Ultra-Fast EV Charging Demand
The DC fast charging stations industry is projected to grow from $4.3 billion in 2022 to $121.5 billion by 2032, driven by rapid EV adoption, expanding public charging networks, and advances in energy-efficient fast-charging technologies.
MOCHI Blocks 90% Of Heat Transfer In Windows
Windows are a curse and a blessing. They let light in but solar heat as well. A new process could reduce solar gain. The post MOCHI Blocks 90% Of Heat Transfer In Windows appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Full Self Driving Supervised (FSDS) in the Australian Regions
Tesla’s FSDS is a big hit in Australia, with lots of video clips being posted online. Even the normally EV sceptical (and anti-Tesla) media is praising its abilities. But, what about the all-important regional areas, with poor roads, intermittent internet access, and very long distances? A google search reveals: “Tesla’s … [continued] The post Full […]
Lynk & Co Supports Geely Auto Group’s CES 2026 Showcase with Vehicles on the Ground in Las Vegas
Gothenburg, Sweden — Lynk & Co highlights its role as a key contributor within Geely Auto Group’s global innovation ecosystem, as the Group unveiled major advancements in next generation smart vehicle technology at CES 2026 in Las Vegas. Lynk & Co vehicles were used on the ground to support Geely’s … [continued] The post Lynk […]
XCharge North America and Energy Plus Partner to Build One of the Largest Battery-Backed EV Charging Depots in the U.S.
XCharge North America (“XCharge NA”), the North American subsidiary of XCHG Limited (NASDAQ: XCH, “XCharge”) and provider of high-power EV charging and battery-integrated solutions designed to strengthen the North American electrical grid, announced today that it has partnered with Energy Plus, a leading New York–based energy-efficiency and electrification contractor, to transform New … [continued] The post XCharge […]