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Deer mating season can be deadly for drivers. Solar powered roadsigns may help.
Fall is here, and with it comes very determined deer. Mating season for the hoofed ruminants typically begins once temperatures dive and the days grow shorter, but the annual event also poses problems for humans. The deer have one thing on their…
Over 60% of people want heat pumps and solar to power their next home
Nearly two-thirds of home movers in the UK want their next property to generate most or all of its own energy using solar panels, batteries, and heat pumps. That is according to the 2026 Greener Homes Report by property website Rightmove. The…
Why solar energy is becoming a global security strategy | Ashish Khanna | Energonomics Podcast
As the world races to mobilise $1 trillion in solar investments by 2030, solar power is emerging as a key pillar of economic growth, energy security, and sustainable development. In this episode of Energonomics, host Richa Mishra speaks with Ashish…
Maharashtra Animal Husbandry Department Aims For Zero Electricity Bills With Solar
The Maharashtra Animal Husbandry Department is set to revolutionise its energy consumption by harnessing solar power, aiming for zero electricity bills and generating revenue from surplus energy. Maharashtra Animal Husbandry Department aims to…
ACME Solar: Can batteries power its next growth phase?
The opportunity is significant, but so is the uncertainty. Today's attractive price spreads exist partly because operating storage capacity remains limited. As competitors install more batteries, those spreads could narrow. The question is whether…
Powerful solar storm exposed a hidden radiation risk for aircraft
On November 11, 2025, a rare X5-class solar flare sent a burst of high-energy particles hurtling toward Earth. By 10:15 UTC, those particles were penetrating the atmosphere and reaching ground level. This event was the 77th Ground Level Enhancement…
You could live in a converted Cold War missile silo for just $1.6 million
When it comes to buying a home, many people pay a premium for privacy. But one new listing Carlton, Kansas, takes the cake. For a measly $1.6 million, someone can call a converted Cold War Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) silo home.
Daily on Energy: Changing winds for permitting reform?
A White House official confirmed to Callie this morning that the Department of War cleared its “first tranche of wind projects” that were still under review. If you forgot, the administration's efforts to stall wind projects were a…
Can solar attract $1 trillion by 2030? ISA Chief Ashish Khanna explains
As the world races to mobilise $1 trillion in solar investments by 2030, solar power is emerging as a key pillar of economic growth, energy security, and sustainable development. In this episode of Energonomics, host Richa Mishra speaks with Ashish…
Energy system stable for winter despite overseas gas reliance, analysis finds
Get our award-winning daily news email featuring exclusive stories, opinion and expert analysis I would like to be emailed about offers, event and updates from Evening Standard. Read our privacy notice. Great Britain has more than enough gas and…
Permitting deal draws lobbying blitz as hurdles mount
The fragile Senate permitting deal is a major priority across the energy industry, per newly filed lobbying disclosures. Why it matters: The filings reveal behind-the-scenes efforts by powerful interests and companies representing oil and gas…
Energy system stable for winter despite overseas gas reliance, analysis finds
Great Britain has more than enough gas and electricity to power the winter months, despite an increasing dependence on overseas supplies which have been squeezed by the Iran war, analysis has shown. Europe is also heading into winter with lower gas…
UPSC Essentials | Daily subject-wise quiz : Economy MCQs on Tariff Rate Quota, services exports in India and more (Week 185)
Which of the statements given above is/are correct? Relevance: The topic links with customs duties, agricultural trade, trade liberalisation and the World Trade Organisation (WTO) framework. It also helps understand how countries balance trade…
Wisconsin solar farm plan faces local opposition
OneEnergy Development is seeking approval for a six-megawatt solar farm on 28 acres in Mukwonago, Wisconsin, with a public hearing scheduled for Oct. 26. The proposal highlights the permitting challenges renewable energy developers face as…
China's market is tougher than ever. Where can Singapore firms still find room to grow?
BEIJING – As China's robotics industry booms, Singapore start-up Xnergy wants a slice of the action – not by making robots, but by developing wireless chargers that keep them running. Xnergy is betting that demand for its chargers…
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