Iran Conflict Spikes Electric Car Sales Amid Oil Turmoil
The war in Iran and the turmoil it has set off in global oil markets fueled a surge in electric car sales in March https://t.co/HPt3fEZnNX
Global EV Sales Surge as Buyers Abandon Gas Post‑Iran War
New EV sale figures confirm buyers around the world are moving away from gas-powered cars in the wake of the Iran war https://t.co/qVpb5rV8nJ
China Plans Another London Green Sovereign Bond Sale
China is considering another green sovereign bond sale in London this year as Beijing looks to expand its presence in international debt markets https://t.co/gUiG7ZPz7n
Heatwaves and Drought Fuel India's Inflation Pressures
India is facing inflation threats from heat waves and below normal rainfall this year, creating new economic pressures for policymakers already grappling with soaring energy costs https://t.co/OJ6zmhmRPI
Indonesia Accelerates 50% Palm Bio‑Diesel Amid Rising Energy Costs
With energy bills rising due to the Iran war, Indonesia is fast-tracking the rollout of a diesel blend comprised 50% of biofuels from its vast palm plantations https://t.co/jhhlMYg4h0
Offshore Wind Firms Abandon Leases, Fund Fossil Projects
Two offshore wind developers will give up federal leases and instead commit funds to fossil fuel projects under agreements with the Trump administration, the Interior Department said Monday https://t.co/qR24IBBHRH
Clean‑Energy Surge Propels First Trust Smart Grid ETF
Clean energy stocks have been generating enormous market gains, and no exchange-traded fund has benefited more than the First Trust Nasdaq Clean Edge Smart Grid Infrastructure Index Fund https://t.co/CSwC67stWo
Climate Change Drives Rising Cost of Living
The impacts of a warming world are showing up in the cost of living https://t.co/NCbm8TnOL6
Sungrow Q1 Profit Drops 40% Amid Storage Competition
Sungrow Power Supply, a top Chinese manufacturer of new energy equipment, said its first-quarter net income declined 40% from a year earlier, amid intensifying competition in the energy storage sector as more players enter the market https://t.co/rj46mx4qDW
Wheat Needs Adequate Moisture to Fill Out Grain
Without sufficient moisture from rainfall or irrigation, wheat shoots struggle to fill out and produce grain https://t.co/v386ZS45Pu
Renewable Power Powers Rainforest Communities, Replaces Diesel
Clean energy projects are taking off across the rainforest, reducing the need to burn diesel and bringing 24/7 power for refrigeration, schooling and tourism. Read more: https://t.co/ZgEIVqLCT0 📷: Michael Dantas/Bloomberg https://t.co/0qfYM2XWn4
Data Centers Face Scrutiny over Rising Water Consumption
Data centers are under fire for their voracious electricity use. Now communities are worried about their water use as well as we head into a dry summer. https://t.co/6fnM7j9dsT
Extreme Weather Fuels New Wave of Climate‑Driven Inflation
From food to insurance, prices are rising because of extreme weather, turning climate change into a new and growing source of inflation. Read how economists and central bankers are getting better at linking temperatures to price increases here: https://t.co/CUAF4152SD 🎨: Bryson Lee...
Falling Battery Costs Enable Storage Paired with Gas
Batteries are a linchpin for unlocking solar and wind energy’s full potential. But the steep drop in costs is now allowing energy-storage technology to be deployed in conjunction with natural gas. Read more: https://t.co/VW5jM3jV6a 📷️: Getty Images https://t.co/y8qGKuzukl
Plains Drought Cuts Wheat Yields, Forces Herd Thinning
Drought across the US Plains is threatening wheat yields and prompting ranchers to thin herds https://t.co/F0RzGFU0kD
Solar & Battery Microgrids Power Amazon’s Off‑grid Villages
Solar panels and batteries are spreading across the Amazon rainforest, bringing 24/7 power to off-grid communities https://t.co/xGduaflVUL
West Texas Zombie Wells Rise 50%, Prompting New Regulations
The number of abandoned "zombie wells" leaking toxic wastewater in West Texas has surged 50% this year, prompting regulators to plan new rules to speed up their response https://t.co/YymPb5TwDQ
First Global Fossil‑Fuel Phase‑Out Summit Launches in Colombia
The first global summit to phase out fossil fuels begins in Colombia as countries grapple with an acute energy crisis https://t.co/lLDuv15xsE
Data Centers Turn to Off‑grid Gas and Battery Power
In their quest for power, data centers are building gas and battery power off the grid. https://t.co/AvjZH2VvrA
Batteries Increasingly Paired with Fossil Fuel Power
Batteries aren't just being used to power the clean energy revolution. They're also increasingly being paired with fossil fuels https://t.co/ljCr00WgLa
China Holds Officials Accountable for Missing Xi’s Green Goals
China warns regional officials that they will be held accountable for failing to make progress toward President Xi Jinping’s green targets https://t.co/4RFldLy7n8
MUFG Appoints Saumitra Shrivastava as Asia Project Finance Head
MUFG has hired Saumitra Shrivastava as head of Asia project finance based in Singapore, according to sources https://t.co/gA6CQ3OaxK
World Bank, Amazon Launch Bond to Restore Eastern Cape Ecosystems
The World Bank has teamed up with Amazon on a bond whose proceeds will go toward rehabilitating ecosystems in South Africa’s Eastern Cape Province https://t.co/87FDKgjmhu
Big Firms Resist Stricter Scope 2 Emissions Reporting Rules
Apple, Amazon, Patagonia and other companies are pushing back against a proposed tightening of how they report their Scope 2 emissions from electricity https://t.co/yFnQ6aF4c4
US Gas Plant Costs Surge 66% Amid Rising Demand
Costs to build natural gas-fired power plants in the US increased 66% between 2023 and 2025 as developers propose building more projects nationwide to meet rising electricity demand. https://t.co/dO5y2ajRdJ
Rising Fossil Fuel Prices Boost Clean Energy Push
Soaring oil and gas prices are helping to bolster the argument that the world needs to accelerate its move to clean energy sources https://t.co/HivJRoJBib
Drone Strike Sparks Oil Fire, Toxic Rain in Tuapse
Polluted rain fell on Russia’s Black Sea city of Tuapse as authorities struggle to extinguish a blaze at local oil facilities following a drone attack, highlighting the environmental effects from the war in Ukraine. https://t.co/ldgFZWUPNF
Local Communities Resist Battery Plants Over Fire Risks
The battery backlash is here as locals worry about fire risks and industrialization, and the fight is just beginning https://t.co/8pFL2WDHGX
Hanoi Scales Back Planned Gas-Powered Bike Ban
Vietnam’s capital Hanoi is dialing back plans for a sweeping ban on gasoline-powered motorbikes https://t.co/Jw9PHhPPaw
UK Launches £1.1bn Fund for Asia Energy Transition
The UK’s development finance institution creates a £1.1 billion fund to back energy transition sectors in India and Southeast Asia https://t.co/1JpgOa9ZGQ
Iran War Fuels Surge in Clean‑energy Demand, Boosts Gotion
Gotion a major Chinese battery manufacturer, is seeing a renewed global focus on the green transition as fossil fuel disruptions due to the Iran war drive demand for clean-energy technology https://t.co/e9OQrxcQ4z
Sodium Batteries Breakthrough Amid Lithium Price Volatility
Volatile lithium prices and advances in technology mean sodium batteries are finally making a decisive breakthrough https://t.co/IRqZeUwuGz
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Record $2.3 Trillion Climate Tech Funding Amid Stalled Ambition
International climate ambition has faltered since the start of President Donald Trump’s second term. Yet funding for the global energy transition climbed to a record $2.3 trillion in 2025. Read more about the companies that are leading the way in...
Diverse Storage Tech Thwarts China's Supply Chain Dominance
The sheer range of technologies for long duration storage could make it hard for China to dominate the supply chain. https://t.co/91YChhaEzP
UAE‑Backed $30B Fund Invests in KKR Climate Transition Fund
A $30 billion fund backed by the United Arab Emirates has committed to invest in KKR & Co. Inc’s global climate transition fund https://t.co/66u3NaD16Q
War in Iran Spurs Surge in Green Investment
Is the Iran war accelerating the clean energy transition? Where are green investors putting their money? Bloomberg journalists answer your questions in a Live Q&A on April 22 at 10:30 a.m. EDT. Join the conversation: https://t.co/JOM34HDIhU https://t.co/6CyE8T6Knn
Long‑duration Storage Key to Beat China's Clean‑tech Dominance
Energy storage that lasts for hours, or even days, is crucial to provide round-the-clock renewable power. It's also an opportunity for rivals to challenge China's grip on clean technology https://t.co/6Uoif0edMi
Czech PM Pushes
Czech PM Andrej Babis called on the European Union to relax environmental rules to ease the impact of the energy price spikes caused by the Iran war https://t.co/sNcKeBC90u
UK to Lower Green Power Costs by Cutting Gas Exposure
The UK will seek to speed up efforts to cut the costs of green electricity by reducing exposure to more-expensive gas https://t.co/LNvTUk7yXd
Japan's Solar Hits 10% of Electricity, Outpacing World Average
Solar power accounted for 10% of Japan’s electricity generation for the first time last year, exceeding the global average of 9%, according to a report from energy think tank Ember https://t.co/4Kq1hwrntl
China’s Solar Supply Triggers Tougher US Security Review
US Interior Security Doug Burgum said China’s key role in supplying US solar developments necessitates a more rigorous review process to ferret out any potential threats to national security https://t.co/VurNwiDahV
Installations Surge Globally, Led by Europe, MENA
Installations are set to jump, led by Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America. https://t.co/Okyyy9MwKG
Germany Pushes EU to Prioritize Clean Energy Transition
Germany wants the European Union to place industrial transition to cleaner energy at the heart of a planned review of its carbon market, after rising power and fuel prices prompted criticism of the bloc’s key climate tool https://t.co/07TSSblFVT
Specialized Insurance Shields Puerto Rican Star From Rain Risks
Niche insurance helped the Puerto Rican mega-star safeguard against any potential losses caused by heavy rain at sold-out concerts in Colombia. https://t.co/uXlnNCSd6n
Colombian Factories Shift to Cheaper Fossil Fuels Amid Iran War
Colombia's factories are ditching gas in favor of cheaper fossil fuels. The Iran war is accelerating the trend https://t.co/HRQFpR14iQ
EU to Streamline Jet Fuel Distribution and Seek Alternatives
The EU will propose measures to “optimize” jet fuel distribution among member states and help source alternative supplies https://t.co/C1WA5BwZUZ
China Pushes Tighter Solar Capacity Controls Amid Overproduction
Chinese authorities have called for “every effort” to strengthen capacity controls in the solar industry, as the sector continues to struggle with excess production https://t.co/WOvHTDwkMV
Wellington Faces Flash Floods, Landslides and Evacuations
New Zealand’s capital, Wellington, was hit by flash flooding after torrential rain inundated the city center, triggering landslides and forcing evacuations. https://t.co/hwc9EqaFcW
Middle East Conflict Fuels 2026 Battery Boom
The war in the Middle East has accelerated lifted demand for alternatives to volatile fossil fuels, setting 2026 up to be the year of the battery https://t.co/vUdkHiRZdO