Energy

Reports of ending Cybertruck production highlight Tesla's ongoing struggle to deliver commercially viable vehicle platforms since former CTO JB Straubel's departure.

CleanTechnica reports Tesla is winding down its embattled electric pickup program following sustained manufacturing and market challenges.

The Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026 pairs vital power grid transmission reforms with contested revisions to federal environmental laws.

Following major Democratic legislative gains, American solar groups are recalibrating their advocacy to navigate a divided federal executive landscape.

Democrats have captured both the House and Senate, triggering a major shift in federal energy oversight, clean power deployment, and AI grid planning.

CleanTechnica examines the ongoing tensions between political rhetoric on clean technologies and the practical trajectory of U.S. electric vehicle policy.

General Motors is highlighting its 1990s Impact concept and EV1 sedan to reassert its electric vehicle pedigree against Tesla in the US automotive market.

Sweeping Democratic victories in Texas could reshape regulatory oversight and power grid policies in America's fastest-growing AI infrastructure market.

Following midterm elections, lawmakers weigh legislation aimed at cutting regulatory red tape to accelerate domestic energy infrastructure.

BMW introduces a $500 charging credit for its 2027 i5, i7, and iX3 models in the US as time-of-use utility rate structures expand across energy markets.

Rapid expansion in the fastest-growing US data center market encounters new uncertainty as shifting energy policies test infrastructure resilience.

Global energy developer Repsol is moving forward with a $1.5 billion, 500-megawatt wind farm in Peoria County, Illinois, despite federal policy shifts.