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Visual of the Day
What's Working Across 17 African Initiatives in the Great Green Wall
From Mongabay: "Land degradation across Africa impacts the lives of rural Africans, who depend heavily on natural resources. Reversing land degradation while improving livelihoods can be tricky, and not all initiatives succeed.
"A recent Sustainability Science study examined 17 initiatives in 13 African nations to tease out what factors contribute to success or failure.
"The study finds that
(1) tapping into social relationships,
(2) providing adequate [economic incentives] and
(3) maintaining momentum over the long term
emerged as key factors in an initiative’s success."
Today's Updates

Table of Contents
Agriculture (4 stories) - Astarte's $350M Latin American crop fund, Campaspe's solar farm rejection, Country Road's cotton tracking, and juniper-grassland research reshape agricultural landscapes
Carbon (4 stories) - Major funding for Heirloom amid market standardization and safety concerns; federal carbon removal programs face political uncertainty despite growing private investment
Ecosystems (10 stories) - Coral Triangle under oil/gas threat, Finland's seal snow sanctuaries, Polynesian petrels return to Kamaka, while Greater Mekong reveals 234 new species amid Arctic ice studies and Pacific Northwest logging debates
Efficiency (1 story) - Air source heat pumps gain traction in UK's high-end residential market, spanning £625K-£3.25M properties
Finance (4 stories) - Premium AI costs soar while battery prices drop 20%; WEF finds high ROI on corporate climate action as $300B global finance proposal faces pushback
Grid (9 stories) - Microsoft warns of cyber threats as IoT expands; Tesla and experts challenge Australia's 14GW nuclear plans; Yoshino B4000 solid-state power station debuts; Ontario-US grid tensions rise over tariffs
Indigenous (8 stories) - NDN Collective's $34.6M Indigenous funding push and Pomo tribes' Clear Lake restoration merge with California's expanding prescribed burn networks, as Spanish-language "Voces del Fuego" training unites global fire practitioners
Industry (3 stories) - Oil majors Exxon and Chevron pursue data center power and thermal storage, while Seurat advances industrial-scale metal 3D printing technology
Policy (20 stories) - Trump climate stance sparks scientist concerns while ExxonMobil backs Paris accord; EPA faces water industry lawsuit over lead pipe mandate; Supreme Court weighs California emissions authority; U.S. Forest Service launches $200M wildfire grant program
Renewables (15 stories) - PowerBloc, DT Infrastructure, and BP lead major solar expansions while Europe targets 110GW by 2025; Vista Sands 1.3GW project and Eland's 384MW facility showcase utility-scale storage integration
Transport (13 stories) - EVgo's 10,000-stall expansion, Volvo Penta's marine grid integration, and Tesla's Australian surge lead EV developments, while Northvolt struggles impact Porsche plans and VW, Toyota lag behind BYD
Agriculture
Astarte's $350M Latin American crop fund, Campaspe's solar farm rejection, Country Road's cotton tracking, and juniper-grassland research reshape agricultural landscapes
New fund from Astarte & Toesca underscores the promise of investing in Latin America’s permanent crops (AgFunderNews) - A new $350 million fund by Astarte Capital Partners and Toesca aims to boost sustainable permanent crop production across Chile and Latin America, targeting avocados, citrus, and hazelnuts.
Victoria council to oppose solar and battery project amid worries about heat islands, views and farm impacts (RenewEconomy) - Campaspe Shire Council has voted against a proposed 500MW solar farm and 300MW battery project, citing concerns over heat islands, visual impact, and agricultural land use.
5-year Partnership with Country Road: Verified Australian Fibres (Oritain) - Global fashion retailer Country Road partners with Oritain to verify Australian cotton and wool origins through chemical fingerprinting, ensuring authenticity across their supply chain.
Does Juniper Cause Grasses To Disappear? (The Wildlife News) - New research contradicts ranching sector assertions about juniper's impact on grasslands, with data showing robust grass coverage in ungrazed areas containing juniper trees.
Carbon
Major funding for Heirloom amid market standardization and safety concerns; federal carbon removal programs face political uncertainty despite growing private investment
Armed with $150 million, DAC startup Heirloom is in a ‘unique position’ | Latitude Media (Latitude Media) - Carbon removal firm Heirloom has secured $150 million in Series B funding to expand operations amid questions over federal support for the technology.
How would a carbon market function? | Explained (The Hindu) - Global carbon trading standards approved for 2025 will enable companies to exchange emission rights, despite corporate pushback against government regulation of the new market system.
In the second Trump term, carbon removal faces its first major test | Latitude Media (Latitude Media) - A potential second Trump presidency threatens to slow $3.5 billion in federal carbon removal programs despite growing private investments and secure tax incentives.
The Carbon Capture Dream Bumps Up Against Reality In Texas (CleanTechnica) - Texas carbon capture projects face mounting safety risks from earthquakes and well blowouts, as permit requests soar 63% following new federal subsidies.
Ecosystems
Coral Triangle under oil/gas threat, Finland's seal snow sanctuaries, Polynesian petrels return to Kamaka, while Greater Mekong reveals 234 new species amid Arctic ice studies and Pacific Northwest logging debates
‘Amazon of the Seas’ Threatened by Oil and Gas Developments (Inside Climate News) - Oil and gas projects imperil the Coral Triangle, a 4-million-square-mile marine region housing 80% of Earth's coral species and supporting 120 million people's livelihoods.
‘Like a giant bird box’: the volunteers building huge snowdrifts for Finland’s pregnant seals (The Guardian) - Volunteers in Finland are building artificial snowdrifts on Lake Saimaa to protect endangered ringed seals, whose breeding habitats face increasing threats from climate change.
Endangered seabirds return to Pacific island after century-long absence (Mongabay) - After a century's absence, endangered Polynesian storm petrels have returned to Kamaka Island following rat removal and the deployment of solar-powered bird call speakers.
LA tree enthusiast shares her love for the city’s canopy: ‘Something we took for granted’ (The Guardian) - LA resident Stephanie Carrie champions the city's 700,000 street trees through educational tours and social media, while pushing for preservation and equal distribution of urban forests.
New data from ‘the last ice area’ may help long-term conservation efforts in the Arctic (The Conversation) - Scientists studying the Arctic's 'last ice area' have gathered crucial data on sea ice, glaciers and marine ecosystems to protect the region from climate change impacts.
Northwest Forest Plan Revision Advocates More Logging (The Wildlife News) - Federal officials aim to double logging and strip safeguards from 824,000 acres of old-growth forests across the Pacific Northwest under a proposed revision to regional policy.
Russian tanker sinks in Black Sea spilling 4,300 tonnes of oil (The Guardian) - A Russian tanker carrying 4,300 tonnes of oil has sunk during a storm in the Black Sea near Kerch Strait, causing a major spill and environmental threat.
Shrinking wings, bigger beaks: birds are reshaping themselves in a warming world (The Conversation) - Australian researchers found more than 100 bird species developed smaller bodies and larger beaks over the last century as temperatures rose, with distinct changes during heat waves.
Study looks for success factors in African projects that heal land and help people (Mongabay) - A new study examining 17 land restoration projects across 13 African countries reveals that social bonds, financial rewards, and sustained momentum drive successful ecological and economic outcomes.
Greater Mekong serves up 234 new species in a year, from fanged hedgehog to diva viper (Mongabay) - Scientists have identified 234 previously unknown species in Southeast Asia's Greater Mekong region, including a fanged hedgehog, diva viper, and one of Earth's lightest mammals.
Efficiency
Air source heat pumps gain traction in UK's high-end residential market, spanning £625K-£3.25M properties
Homes for sale with an air source heat pump – in pictures (The Guardian) - Luxury homes across Britain, from London to Scotland, feature air source heat pumps with price tags between £625,000 and £3.25m.
Finance
Premium AI costs soar while battery prices drop 20%; WEF finds high ROI on corporate climate action as $300B global finance proposal faces pushback
🔮 The Sunday edition #504: Pricing intelligence; the quantum dragon; investor democracy; geopolitical dominoes; Norway’s moves; diamond batteries & spiderweb math++ (Exponential View) - AI pricing tiers reach new heights as ChatGPT Pro and Devin command premium rates of $200 and $500 monthly, while competition grows in lower segments.
Battery prices (and climate investments) keep falling (BloombergNEF) - Battery pack prices plunged 20% in 2024, marking a significant downturn alongside broader declines in climate technology investments and venture funding.
The Business Of Decarbonization Pays Off — But Don’t Wait To Start (CleanTechnica) - Companies can save up to $19 per dollar invested in decarbonization efforts, while those failing to adapt risk losing 7% of annual earnings by 2035, according to World Economic Forum data.
Who will blink first? The dismal contestations over climate finance (Energy Central) - Developing nations have rejected a $300B climate finance proposal, demanding more grants and fulfilled commitments from wealthy countries before accepting new deals.
Grid
Microsoft warns of cyber threats as IoT expands; Tesla and experts challenge Australia's 14GW nuclear plans; Yoshino B4000 solid-state power station debuts; Ontario-US grid tensions rise over tariffs
How cyber attacks could threaten the energy transition | Latitude Media (Latitude Media) - Sophisticated cyber attacks and the surge in IoT devices pose mounting risks to power grid security, Microsoft warns, threatening global clean energy goals.
Nanogrids Are Unstoppable (YouSolar) - Falling lithium-ion battery prices of 20% have neutralized the impact of new 25% Chinese tariffs, maintaining nanogrid systems' economic viability for distributed power generation.
Natural gas faces happy days in the U.S. (EnergyCentral) - U.S. natural gas output soared to 113.1 Bcf/d last year, as utilities prepare to build 133 gas-fired plants to meet surging AI data center demands and renewable backup requirements.
Solar switch off: Dutton’s nuclear plan amounts to declaration of war against household energy systems (RenewEconomy) - Experts warn Australia's proposed 14GW nuclear power plan would force daily shutdowns of rooftop solar systems and stop distributed energy expansion nationwide.
Tesla says Dutton’s nuclear plan will result in “severe” curtailment of household rooftop solar (RenewEconomy) - Tesla warns Australia's proposed 14GW nuclear power plan would force significant reductions in household rooftop solar installations due to grid limitations.
The Coalition’s nuclear energy plan takes a sharp turn away from a cheaper, cleaner future | Simon Holmes à Court (The Guardian) - Nuclear energy proposals face mounting skepticism as cost projections, industrial demand forecasts and grid integration timelines push major expenditures past 2050, experts warn.
Using Hot Water to Balance the Grid (CleanTechnica) - Australian engineers successfully balanced power demand by remotely controlling 20,000 residential water heaters, shifting usage to peak renewable periods while cutting costs and emissions.
Yoshino B4000 — Ideal Portable Power Station? (CleanTechnica) - The Yoshino B4000, a 2611Wh solid-state portable power station capable of powering homes during outages, is now available for $2,299, marking a 30% discount.
Ontario premier: US energy exports will be cut off if Trump imposes sweeping tariffs on Canada (Energy Central) - Ontario Premier warns of halting power exports to the United States, which could disrupt both nations' power grids, if Trump proceeds with proposed Canadian tariffs.
Indigenous
NDN Collective's $34.6M Indigenous funding push and Pomo tribes' Clear Lake restoration merge with California's expanding prescribed burn networks, as Spanish-language "Voces del Fuego" training unites global fire practitioners
"Lifting the Lowly" (Luke 1: 46-55) (Creation Justice Ministries) - Religious leaders explore Mary's Magnificat as a transformative message of empowerment for the marginalized and environment, confronting modern power structures during Advent celebrations.
A Shared Love for Community-Led Fire: The 2024 PBA Leader’s Exchange in California (Fire Networks) - California's prescribed burn network has expanded from a single association in 2017 to more than 25 today, as leaders gather at Hopland Research Center to share community fire management strategies.
Community Weaving for Eco-Cultural Restoration: Partnering with Tribes in Lake County, CA (Fire Networks) - Local nonprofit joins forces with Pomo tribes to restore Clear Lake's ecosystem through traditional land management practices and watershed rehabilitation workshops.
Engaging Communities with Prescribed Fire: Lessons Learned from PBA Outreach in Fire-Prone Areas (Fire Networks) - Experts share insights from Northern California workshops aimed at helping fire-prone communities embrace prescribed burning through trauma-informed outreach and strategic planning.
Escape Into the Story: Three Longform Reads for Your Weekend (Fire Networks) - Three new interactive maps delve into wilderness fire control, Texas' urban interface success story, and a two-decade partnership between fire networks and watershed researchers.
Untrammeling the Wilderness (Fire Networks) - Scientists urge federal wilderness managers to embrace prescribed burns and Indigenous fire practices after findings show 120 years of fire suppression has damaged natural ecosystems.
Voces del Fuego (Voices of Fire) (Fire Networks) - Fifty fire practitioners from 27 organizations across eight countries unite in California's first Spanish-language prescribed burn training program, captured in "Voces del Fuego."
NDN Collective Releases 2023 Impact Report (NDN Collective) - Indigenous-led NDN Collective distributed $28.6M in grants to 369 recipients and provided $6M in loans to Indigenous businesses while expanding advocacy efforts throughout 2023.
Industry
Oil majors Exxon and Chevron pursue data center power and thermal storage, while Seurat advances industrial-scale metal 3D printing technology
Exxon Plans to Sell Electricity to Data Centers (EnergyCentral) - Energy giants Exxon and Chevron aim to power AI data centers with new gas-fired plants, including a 1,500MW Exxon facility planned for completion by 2029.
Green steam: US oil giant taps Australian thermal storage start-up for “real-world” trial (RenewEconomy) - US oil major Chevron will trial a 5MWh renewable steam storage system from Australian startup MGA Thermal to decarbonize industrial heat processes.
Seurat - Scale Your Possible (Seurat) - US-based Seurat unveils new Area Printing technology, claiming its metal 3D printing system can deliver mass-scale manufacturing while maintaining design quality and reducing environmental impact.
Policy
Trump climate stance sparks scientist concerns while ExxonMobil backs Paris accord; EPA faces water industry lawsuit over lead pipe mandate; Supreme Court weighs California emissions authority; U.S. Forest Service launches $200M wildfire grant program
Anxious scientists brace for Trump’s climate denialism: ‘We have a target on our backs’ (The Guardian) - Scientists fear funding cuts and retaliation as Trump, who dismissed climate science as a "giant scam," positions himself for a potential 2024 presidential return.
As the Clock Ticks to Act on the Climate Crisis, N.C. Activists Target a ‘Carbon Plan’ (Inside Climate News) - Environmental activists across North Carolina are mounting legal challenges and protests against Duke Energy's carbon plan, which includes natural gas expansion despite climate and health risks.
Best Greenpeace photos of 2024 (Greenpeace) - Environmental group's top images capture climate triumphs and disasters across four continents, from Swiss courtroom wins to devastating floods and typhoons that affected millions in 2024.
Big Oil Is Urging Trump Not to Pull Out of the Paris Accord (InsideClimateNews) - Global energy giant ExxonMobil leads major oil companies pressing Trump to maintain U.S. commitment to Paris climate accord, emphasizing policy stability and international standing.
Community Wildfire Defense Grants: A Round Three Application Primer (Fire Networks) - The U.S. Forest Service has launched a $200 million grant program for community and tribal wildfire risk mitigation projects, with applications closing February 28th, 2025.
Federal Appeals Court Upholds $14.25 Million Fine Against Exxon for Pollution in Texas (InsideClimateNews) - A federal appeals court has upheld a $14.25 million fine against ExxonMobil for releasing 10 million pounds of illegal emissions at its Baytown facility over eight years.
In Three Year Delay Poland Pushes Nuclear Power to 2036 (EnergyCentral) - Poland's first Westinghouse AP1000 reactor faces a three-year setback to 2036, as government officials struggle with financing and management of the three-unit nuclear facility.
New Report Establishes Baseline for Clean Energy Deployment in Energy Communities (CleanTechnica) - New data reveals up to 60% of clean energy projects are being built in Energy Communities, maintaining pre-IRA deployment trends despite reduced costs.
Public anger over water bill rises is justified, says UK environment secretary (The Guardian) - Environment Secretary Steve Reed validates public outrage as water bills face a 21% surge, citing poor regulation and insufficient investment in Britain's water infrastructure.
Stand.earth reacts to cooperation agreement between B.C. Greens and NDP (Stand.earth) - Environmental advocates welcome the BC NDP-Green deal's $50M yearly heat pump initiative while urging enhanced climate and forest safeguards.
Supreme Court Will Not Consider Challenges to California Core Authority to Establish Clean Vehicle Standards Brought by Oil and Gas Interests (EDF) - The Supreme Court has declined to review oil industry challenges to California's vehicle emission standards, limiting its review solely to the standing question.
SwitchedOn Podcast: Pathway to electrification being blocked by fossil gas (RenewEconomy) - Australia's push toward electrification faces major setbacks as gas investments continue without reduction strategies, warns IEEFA's chief executive.
US supreme court to hear fuel firms’ challenge to California’s emission limits (The Guardian) - US fuel companies are challenging California's authority to impose stricter vehicle emission standards than federal regulations, as the Supreme Court agrees to hear the case.
Va's Data Center Talk Must Get Real, To Meet Big Tech's Climate Goals (NRDC) - Virginia regulators must oversee data center growth as 70% of global internet traffic flows through the state, while ensuring residents don't shoulder costs of Big Tech's clean energy commitments.
White US neighborhoods have more EPA air quality monitors, study finds (The Guardian) - Air quality monitors are three times more prevalent in majority-white US neighborhoods than in communities of color, leaving millions vulnerable to dangerous pollutants, researchers report.
Why Utah Is at the Epicenter of America’s Land Use Fights (Heatmap News) - Utah battles federal authority over 18.5 million acres of public land while pursuing Supreme Court action against environmental reviews for its oil railway plans.
World falls short of UN drought deal at Saudi talks (The Hindu) - Global leaders failed to secure a binding drought agreement at UN talks in Saudi Arabia, pushing crucial decisions to Mongolia's COP17 in 2026.
Lead Water Rules Challenged in Court (NRDC) - Water industry group sues to halt EPA's sweeping mandate requiring removal of 9.2 million lead pipes from US drinking water systems over the next decade.
Media Advisory: Friends of the Earth International at UN Binding Treaty 10th Session (Friends of the Earth International) - Environmental federation Friends of the Earth International leads delegation at UN's 10th Geneva session to regulate corporate human rights violations and environmental impacts.
Strengthening resilience: Nationwide school evacuation drills launch in Egypt (UNDRR) - Egypt has initiated evacuation drills across 27 schools nationwide, implementing new safety protocols and curriculum updates to enhance disaster preparedness.
Renewables
PowerBloc, DT Infrastructure, and BP lead major solar expansions while Europe targets 110GW by 2025; Vista Sands 1.3GW project and Eland's 384MW facility showcase utility-scale storage integration
A PowerBloc® for a House in Big Sur (YouSolar) - A California homeowner's new PowerBloc solar system, featuring split-location arrays, now powers both their Big Sur residence and its wildfire suppression system year-round.
Biggest losers from Coalition’s nuclear plan will be Australia’s 4 million solar households, industry says (RenewEconomy) - Nuclear power plans could force 2.9 million Australian households to abandon rooftop solar systems due to baseload generation incompatibility, experts warn.
DT Infrastructure to deliver Goulburn River solar farm for Lightsource bp (RenewEconomy) - DT Infrastructure will construct a 585MWp solar farm in NSW's Goulburn River region, set to power 225,000 homes while cutting 910,000 tonnes of annual carbon emissions.
Europe Expected to Add 110 Gigawatts of Solar Next Year! (CleanTechnica) - Europe's solar installations are set to surge to 110 gigawatts in 2025, marking a dramatic rise from 50GW in 2023, with Germany and Eastern Europe leading the expansion.
Giant Solar + Storage Project Turned on in California (CleanTechnica) - The $2 billion Eland project's first phase launches in California's Mojave Desert, featuring a 384MW solar facility paired with 150MW/600MWh of energy storage capacity.
Global oil giant starts work on huge Australian solar and battery projects, takes swipe at nuclear (RenewEconomy) - Energy giant BP launches 585MW solar and 222MW battery projects in Australia, while dismissing nuclear power as economically unviable compared to renewable alternatives.
Groundbreaking IEA Report Highlights Geothermal’s Critical Role in a Clean Energy Future (IEA) - Next-generation geothermal technology could supply 8% of global electricity by 2050, reaching 800 GW capacity with potential cost reductions of up to 80% by 2035.
How the Renewable Energy Boom Is Remaking the American West (InsideClimateNews) - Massive transmission lines and solar projects are reshaping Nevada's federal lands as the Biden administration's renewable energy drive collides with conservation efforts.
KREDL gets second prize in National Energy Conservation Awards 2024 (The Hindu) - Karnataka's Renewable Energy Development Limited clinches second prize at National Energy Conservation Awards, targeting 744 million energy unit savings across five sectors by 2029.
Our Campaign Closes in 4 Days (YouSolar) - Solar energy startup YouSolar approaches $1.1M in funding with 8,000 followers as its PowerBloc DC Nanogrid campaign enters final days on StartEngine.
Regulators Approve Largest Solar Project in Wisconsin History (POWER Magazine) - Wisconsin regulators have unanimously approved the $2 billion Vista Sands Solar Project, featuring 1,300 MW capacity and 300 MW battery storage, slated for completion by 2029.
Solar Power Booming All Around, Chinese EVs Expanding, US EV Charging Infrastructure Boom — Top Cleantech News (CleanTechnica) - Global solar installations soar as India sees 106% growth, Europe adds 110GW, while Chinese EV markets expand and Electrify America partners with Costco for US charging infrastructure.
War, Wind Power, And The Green Way Forward For Ukraine (CleanTechnica) - International investors and DTEK are constructing major wind farms across Ukraine during wartime, bolstering energy independence while advancing the nation's EU green energy aspirations.
Wind and solar output records tumble as grid demand hits new highs in midst of heatwave (RenewEconomy) - Australia's main grid hit dual milestones as renewable output reached 3,480.6 MW in South Australia while total power demand surged to record levels during intense heat conditions.
Wisconsin PSC approves 1.3 GW Vista Sands, one of the largest solar projects in the US (Renewable Energy World) - Wisconsin regulators have approved the 1.3 GW Vista Sands solar project, which includes 300 MW of battery storage and will power 200,000 homes when completed in 2028.
Transport
EVgo's 10,000-stall expansion, Volvo Penta's marine grid integration, and Tesla's Australian surge lead EV developments, while Northvolt struggles impact Porsche plans and VW, Toyota lag behind BYD
🐦🔥 A phoenix in Silicon Valley (Exponential View) - Tech giant Google stages dramatic comeback with quantum advances, self-driving milestones, and AI research tools, reversing fortunes after 2022's internal crisis.
Developing Boat-To-Grid Technologies In Order To Electrify Marine Environments (CleanTechnica) - Swedish marine propulsion firm Volvo Penta has joined forces with energy providers to test bidirectional charging systems that allow docked vessels to feed power back into electrical grids.
Electrified Freight: Trucking Will Grow & Big Logistics Players Will Dominate (CleanTechnica) - Major logistics firms and truck stop chains are set to control electric freight trucking's future, leveraging their size to build charging networks and secure lower electricity rates.
EV sales reach new highs in Australia, making up nearly 10% of car market (The Guardian) - Electric vehicle sales in Australia surged to a record 9.5% market share, led by Tesla Model Y, with experts forecasting a doubling by 2026 amid falling prices and infrastructure growth.
EVgo Shares New Construction of 7,500 High-Power Fast Charging Stalls, Bringing Total To 10,000 Fast Charging Stalls — Thanks, Biden (CleanTechnica) - EVgo will expand its nationwide charging network to 10,000 stalls by 2029, backed by a $1.25 billion Department of Energy loan guarantee.
Ford Teaches Electric Car Drivers How To Drive in the Snow & Cold (CleanTechnica) - Ford advises EV owners to precondition batteries, park in garages, and use seat warmers instead of cabin heat to extend winter driving range.
From Electric Motorcycles On Uber & Bolt To Neta V Electric Taxis, Nairobi’s EV Scene Is Starting To Flourish (CleanTechnica) - Nairobi's electric vehicle market surges as motorcycles claim 3.6% market share, while Neta V taxis and charging stations multiply throughout Kenya's capital.
Get Ready For EV Batteries From The High Tech Pottery Shops Of The Future (CleanTechnica) - A Taiwan-based firm has achieved certification for ceramic-based EV batteries boasting 811.6 Wh/L energy density, surpassing conventional lithium-ion batteries in both safety and charging capabilities.
More Hydrogen Maritime Trials Surface From Sargasso Sea (CleanTechnica) - Maritime hydrogen projects across Norway and Europe struggle with mounting failures as costs soar, infrastructure lags, and performance falls short of battery-powered competitors.
The Guardian view on Britain’s spluttering EV market: a recharge is needed | Editorial (The Guardian) - Britain's electric vehicle sector faces mounting pressure as manufacturers slash jobs and demand policy reforms, with sales lagging behind government targets amid infrastructure shortfalls.
Xiaomi Entering Export Game Already (CleanTechnica) - Chinese tech giant Xiaomi aims to leverage its Mi Home retail network for global electric vehicle sales and self-driving technology across multiple markets.
Strategic Planning Failure by Legacy Auto: From Disrupters to the Disrupted (CleanTechnica) - Global auto giants VW and Toyota now trail years behind Tesla and China's BYD in electric vehicle development, threatening their market dominance.
Northvolt Bankruptcy May Delay Porsche And Audi Electric Models (CleanTechnica) - Swedish battery maker Northvolt's financial woes could delay production of Porsche's electric 718 models and Audi's PPE platform vehicles amid supply chain concerns.
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