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After years of complaints about rooftop solar industry, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton files first lawsuit as his term winds down
Jesus Romo's family was tired of their high electric bills for their home near Laredo, so six years ago, they decided to invest in rooftop solar panels. The family signed a contract with San Antonio-based CAM Solar to install the panels, which Romo…
Opinion: Carmakers are suddenly treating Chinese electric vehicle companies as friends, not enemies
Please log in to bookmark this story. Create Free Account Less than a year ago, Chinese carmakers were seen as a threat to their European counterparts. Today, they are seen as the Europeans' potential saviours. How did that happen? Nissan's…
Past failures haunt the Quad's US$20 billion critical minerals push
The Quad 's newly announced US$20 billion critical minerals framework aims to loosen China's near-monopoly on the materials that power modern defence, technology and clean energy industries. But analysts say its success will depend on the ability…
Wyze recalls over 320,000 security cameras due to fire and explosion hazards
Wyze has issued a recall of its Solar Cam Pan security cameras. Incorrect installation instructions can lead users to accidentally pierce the lithium‑ion battery's metal casing. The company is offering a free replacement camera with solar…
Wire-free £17 garden lights are 'incredible value' and give 'ambience
The right lighting in a garden can really transform an outdoor space, giving a holiday hotel-feel just by stepping out the back door. Requiring no professional electrician to set up, these Solpex Solar Fence Lights are an excellent choice for those…
Climate scam? Americans were fed lies and deserve compensation * WorldNetDaily * by Gary Abernathy, The Empowerment Alliance
This article was originally published at The Empowerment Alliance and is re-published here with permission. Before apparently backing off the idea this week, the U.S. Department of Justice had announced the creation of an “Anti-Weaponization…
What moves has Reform made at Essex County Council?
Senior Reform UK councillors in Essex appear to have wasted no time in trying to make their mark since taking control of the county council. The party overthrew the Conservatives, who had been in power for 25 years, in May's local elections, and it…
Nottingham by 2050 - 'Redesigned' Market Square, new city festival, more trams
“Nottingham is a city of legends and icons. Our scientists pioneered ibuprofen and MRI and our artisans and engineers took lace and bicycles to the world. “Our sports legends have brought trophies to Nottingham and left us a legacy of…
Huge Grade II listed property on market for just under 1.5m - here's what you get
The six-bedroom detached house on Station Lane, Birkenshaw, was the first house built on the street. It has been given Grade II listed status. The property, which spans over 5,877 square feet, was last sold in February 2025 for £1,425,000.
Green jobs cannot fix South Africa's unemployment problem
By Kate Bartlett / Reuters, JOHANNESBURG South Africa cannot create nearly enough green jobs to make up for the many thousands it would lose as it closes polluting coal mines and power stations, experts said, adding to the country's burden of…
How Gujarat is writing India's copper self-reliance story
The recent tensions around the Strait of Hormuz are another reminder that supply chains have become the new fault lines of geopolitics. As India advances towards Viksit Bharat and Amrit Kaal, copper is no longer just an industrial commodity.
Why Europe should put up trade barriers against Chinese goods
As regular readers of this blog know, I'm pretty ambivalent about trade barriers as an economic policy. On one hand I think targeted tariffs and other trade barriers can be used to protect strategic industries from surges in underpriced import…
Rio Tinto looking to sell major mine in Boron
Rio Tinto, one of eastern Kern's largest employers and the county's seventh-largest contributor of property tax revenue, is looking to sell the 99-year-old mine it acquired in Boron in 1967. The Anglo-Australian multinational mining company…
T1 Energy buys KORE Power to cash in on the AI power boom
T1 Energy, formerly known as FREYR Battery, is buying battery storage and software company KORE Power in a deal aimed at growing its presence in the fast-expanding energy storage and AI data center markets. The deal is valued at around $32 million…
An autopsy of American empire
While Washington's war with Iran drags on, month after month, without any end in sight, the world is witnessing the very real limits of US global power. As President Donald Trump lurches repeatedly from threats of devastation to promises of peace…
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