China’s Golden Week 2025 marked a new milestone: record EV travel, record rail trips, and falling oil demand. The future arrived on holiday.
Author: Michael Barnard
Another middle-aged white guy joins the climate reset club—except this one isn’t new. It’s the same practical plan that’s always worked.
Despite aggressive rollbacks, America’s clean-energy build-out keeps advancing. The economics of batteries and renewables no longer depend on politics.
The Yangtze corridor is emerging as the world’s largest clean-energy trade route, powered by HVDC, solar, and battery-electric vessels.
Carney’s new nuclear strategy anchors Canada’s energy future to unproven U.S. technology, higher costs, and political vulnerability.
Hydrogen’s promise turned into Norled’s losses. The MF Hydra burns cash while electric ferries quietly deliver profits.
Maersk and CATL team up to electrify global logistics, turning ports into energy hubs and hybridizing ships with large-scale battery systems.
GM has ended work on its Hydrotec fuel cells for vehicles, closing a decades-long chapter on hydrogen mobility and reaffirming batteries as the future.
What happens beneath a million volts? Not much—if you know the physics. On ultra-high voltage lines, EMF myths, and media responsibility.
Inside Porsche’s €1.8 billion reversal: how fear of silence and love of noise reshaped a brand that once led the EV race.