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Honda's Retro-Inspired Super-N EV Hits the UK...dAnd Americans Are Missing Out
11 Apr 2026 | Synopsis
Honda's retro‑styled Super‑N launches in the UK in July 2026 as a sub‑£20k electric city car with 63–94 hp, simulated 7‑speed shifting, and 128–199 miles of range. Built on Japan's N‑One kei platform, it targets Europe and select global markets but is not planned for the U.S. Reviewers praise its widened stance, playful dynamics, and affordability, positioning it as a standout urban EV.What Trump's Climate Pullback Means for the UN's Big Report
11 Apr 2026 | Synopsis
The US withdrawal from the IPCC under President Trump created a major budget gap and reduced scientific support, forcing other nations - especially Europe and China - to expand their roles. The loss of US programs and datasets like EM‑DAT threatens global climate research. Meanwhile, clean‑tech firms face grant cancellations, Chinese EV exports surge, and US wildfires intensify.Norway Just Ordered 20 'Flying' Electric Ferries In Historic Deal
10 Apr 2026 | Synopsis
Norway has ordered 20 Candela P‑12 electric hydrofoil ferries, the largest deployment of “flying” electric vessels to date. Operator Boreal AS will use them along the country’s fjords, where high‑speed routes have been hard to electrify. The P‑12 cuts energy use by about 80%, cruises at 25 knots, offers ~40‑nautical‑mile range, and recharges in about an hour using standard DC fast chargers. Deliveries begin in 2027.Royal Enfield's First Electric Motorcycle Specs Are Here
09 Apr 2026 | Synopsis
Royal Enfield's Flying Flea C6 is the brand's first electric motorcycle, featuring a 3.91 kWh battery, 15.4 kW motor, 60 Nm torque, 0–60 km/h in 3.7 seconds, and a 115 km/h top speed. It delivers a 154 km range and includes multiple ride modes, a 3.5‑inch TFT display, connectivity features, and retro‑inspired design.The Global Energy Supply in a Decade 'Is Not a World We're Going to Recognize'
09 Apr 2026 | Synopsis
With the U.S. bombing Iran and the Strait of Hormuz effectively closed, global energy markets face severe disruption. Experts warn the world may not "recognize" the energy system a decade from now, as the crisis accelerates shifts toward renewables and forces nations to rethink strategic stockpiles and energy security. Countries with diversified, cleaner energy sources appear more resilient in the face of the shock.
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"Build It Right" On The High-Voltage Frontier
09 Apr 2026 | 
In southeast Minnesota, residents facing a proposed 765‑kV transmission line fear damage to fragile karst groundwater, wildlife habitat, and rural character. The project promises regional reliability and clean energy, but locals demand independent science, real mitigation, fair compensation, and genuine decision-making power before accepting the burden of a new energy "superhighway."
The Real Energy Disaster Would Be Standing Still
09 Apr 2026 | 
A counter-narrative to claims that renewables are driving an environmental and economic crisis. Clean energy investment is not waste but strategic modernization; Europe's energy challenges stem from fuel imports, not wind and solar; and waste issues are solvable. The real risk is clinging to an aging fossil-centric system while global competitors scale the next energy economy.
Lightly It Treads: Inside the Ari 958 Pro Electric Van
07 Apr 2026 | 
The Ari 958 Pro focuses on stable range, predictable charging, and everyday comfort rather than headline performance. Its efficient tuning holds highway range, and its strong mid‑charge curve shortens real trips. A quiet, simple cabin and calm ride make it practical, though thrill‑seekers may find it conservative. It's an EV built to work reliably.
Beyond the Paywall: Inside Elon Musk's Management Machine at Tesla
06 Apr 2026 | 
Elon Musk drives Tesla through urgency, pressure, and constant disruption. Former executive Jon McNeill describes a culture where hierarchy collapses, excuses vanish, and speed rules. Musk's late‑night pivots and intense scrutiny push teams to breakthroughs but also burnout. Tesla’s success and strain both stem from his relentless management style.
The False Equivalence Driving the Diesel vs. EV Debate
02 Apr 2026 | 
Public fast‑charging is often compared to diesel prices, but this creates a false equivalence. Most EV owners charge at home, where costs are far lower and more stable. Real‑world fueling shows gasoline and diesel at 11–20¢ per mile, while blended EV charging averages 4–8¢. Using public charging as the baseline misrepresents typical EV economics and distorts the debate.
 11 Apr 2026 22:55:13 UTC |
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