California Introduces $3,500 Instant Rebates to Boost First-Time Electric Vehicle Buyers
California plans to offer immediate rebates up to $3,500 for first-time electric vehicle buyers, aiming to fill the gap left by the expired federal tax credit.
California plans to offer immediate rebates up to $3,500 for first-time electric vehicle buyers, aiming to fill the gap left by the expired federal tax credit.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Australia centers on a potential uranium export deal and deepening ties in critical minerals, defense, and trade between the two nations.
Leading carmakers are scaling back electric vehicle offerings in the US, canceling models and delaying launches amid waning demand following the end of key federal incentives.
Despite rapid growth in wind and solar capacity, China's coal use and grid inflexibility led to significant renewable power curtailment and increased carbon emissions early in 2026.
Cambridge Atomworks and Chiltern Vital Group plan a prototype nuclear microreactor at Berkeley Green, aiming to deliver safe, off-grid clean energy and support nuclear research.
Oil prices jumped sharply after the US President ended the Iran ceasefire, with experts warning of faster supply disruptions if the conflict escalates and drags on.
Stellantis launches the Fiat Topolino EV in the US with a $13,995 price but limited range and street legality restrict its appeal beyond neighborhood use.
China confronts escalating typhoon activity and severe weather events as climate shifts increase storm frequency, testing the country's disaster response and infrastructure resilience.
Fiat launches the 2026 Topolino EV in the U.S. priced at $13,995, designed as a low-speed, short-range electric vehicle for city and community use.
The European Commission plans to slow CO2 reduction targets and expand free emissions permits for industry in an upcoming overhaul of the EU’s carbon trading system.
Record U.S. fuel exports driven by propane and diesel shipments strain reserves as conflict with Iran escalates and Russia halts diesel exports.
Nuclear power capacity worldwide is set to increase significantly by 2036, with China surpassing the US and India expanding its fleet to meet rising energy demand and decarbonization goals.