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US offshore wind backlash grows as Empire, Revolution Wind sue Trump admin

Two more offshore wind developers are suing the Trump administration after it abruptly ordered construction to stop on offshore wind projects that were already nearing completion. On January 1, Revolution Wind filed a supplemental complaint in federal court in Washington, DC, challenging the Interior Department’s December 22 lease suspension order. Today, Equinor’s Empire Wind followed with…
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Talaria Komodo launched as new 65 MPH electric dirt bike

Talaria has been steadily pushing further into high-performance electric off-road bikes, and its latest machine looks like a serious leap forward. The new Talaria Komodo electric dirt bike cranks things up in just about every way, from power and speed to battery capacity and full-size dirt bike geometry. On paper at least, this is no longer just a Sur Ron–class trail toy competitor, but…
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This $7,000 mini EV 'mibot' is already a hit in Japan as deliveries kick off

Meet mibot, the $7,000 tiny EV that’s about take Japan by storm. It may be small, but the mini EV is already seeing strong interest with the first models now being delivered. The $7,000 mibot mini EV is out for delivery It’s no secret that Japan isn’t really known for its appreciation of electric vehicles, with Toyota, Honda, and Nissan among the biggest laggards in the transition to…
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EIA: All net new generating capacity in 2026 may be renewables

During the first 10 months of 2025, solar and battery storage have dominated growth among competing energy sources. Further, all net new generating capacity in 2026 is forecast to be provided by renewable energy and batteries, according to data recently released by the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) reviewed by the SUN DAY Campaign. Solar set new records in October EIA’s latest…
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