Climate & Resource

BYD Overtakes Tesla as World’s Biggest EV Seller in 2025

In 2025, China’s automotive maker BYD became the world’s largest seller of electric vehicles (EVs), overtaking U.S. EV pioneer Tesla for the first time....

DOE’s $2.7 Billion Push for Uranium Enrichment Rebuilds U.S. Energy Security

The United States is taking a decisive step to rebuild its nuclear fuel supply chain. The Department of Energy has announced a $2.7 billion...

NTPC Partners with Rosatom and EDF, Sparking a Nuclear Energy Revolution in India

India is taking bold steps to expand its nuclear energy capacity, aiming to secure a stable, low-carbon power supply for the future. As per...

2025 was a remarkable year for The Carbon Literacy Project.  Thanks to the hard work and dedication of our spectacular team of volunteers, interns,...

China’s EV Export Explosion: How a Domestic Price War Is Reshaping the Global Auto Market

China’s electric vehicle (EV) industry entered 2026 with momentum—and mounting pressure. At home, a fierce price war cut margins to the bone. Abroad, Chinese...

NVIDIA Controls 92% of the GPU Market in 2025 and Reveals Next Gen AI Supercomputer

NVIDIA (NVDA Stock) closed 2025 with a huge portion of the GPU market. Research data shows that the company held about 92 percent of...

The Energy Transition in 2026: 10 Trends to Watch

Technological progress is rarely linear. From the automobile to the television to solar power, a process of “gradually, then suddenly” can be observed. This...

Power Outages Cost More Than We Account For. Better Data Could Help.

The post Power Outages Cost More Than We Account For. Better Data Could Help. appeared first on RMI. Source: https://rmi.org/power-outages-cost-more-than-we-account-for/

Top 3 Carbon Capture Leaders to Drive the Net-Zero Race in 2026

Carbon capture has entered a decisive phase. What once looked like an experimental climate solution now stands at the center of global decarbonization strategies....

Japan to Invest US$1.34B on Clean Power to Spur Energy Transition

Japan is preparing to invest about US$1.3 billion to encourage companies to use clean electricity. This funding will support industries and regions that switch...

EU Expands CBAM: A Review Shows It Urges Other Countries to Use Carbon Pricing

The European Union has completed a review of its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) after a two‑year transition period. The European Commission said that...

Toward a Climate-Resilient Philippines: Leveraging Technology and Carbon Finance for Reforestation

The forests of Panay Island, a major Philippine island in the Western Visayas, have been heavily degraded over decades of logging, mining, and slash-and-burn...

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