Ford aims to introduce a midsize electric pickup priced around $30,000 in 2027, promising spacious interiors and Mustang-like acceleration as it shifts toward affordable EVs.
Katharine Hayhoe argues that focusing solely on climate urgency misses the critical element of efficacy, undermining both public and corporate responses to the climate crisis.
Florida’s Public Service Commission challenges Duke Energy’s proposal to keep utility customers from paying for expensive AI data center power demands under a new state law.
The EPA moves to exclude public input from data center permitting, while California rolls out new electric vehicle incentives favoring Rivian and Lucid over Tesla.
Walmart has quickly grown its electric vehicle charging infrastructure across the U.S., now operating 612 fast chargers at 73 stores in 17 states, easing EV access for shoppers.
The UAE disclosed to OPEC a substantial 80% jump in crude output for June, reaching 3.8 million barrels per day after leaving the group and navigating export disruptions linked to the Iran conflict.
While the Trump administration dismantled numerous climate policies, the international aviation carbon offset scheme known as CORSIA continues unchallenged due to its minimal demands on US airlines.
OPEC reduced its 2026 global oil demand growth forecast for the third month as production rebounds in the Gulf and tanker movements at the Strait of Hormuz gradually resume.
California introduces a new rebate initiative offering up to $3,500 for new and used electric vehicles to offset lost federal incentives and encourage EV adoption.
BYD introduced the Denza Z, an electric supercar with over 1,500 horsepower, faster and more affordable than a Porsche 911 Turbo S, featuring advanced technology and rapid charging.
Over more than a decade, one driver’s evolution from early Nissan Leafs to Tesla’s advanced Full Self-Driving V14 highlights the rapid progress and continuing challenges in electric vehicle adoption.
The White House is organizing a coalition of power utilities and data center operators to voluntarily ensure AI-related electricity demand growth does not increase costs for consumers.