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Energy & Green Tech news — Friday 16 October 2026

43 stories from 5 sources, every one in English. Each links to its publisher.

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  1. Delaying ETS2 Will Not Protect Households from the Next Energy Crisis
    USCleanTechnica

    T&E’s Kädi Ristkok explains why postponing the ETS2 is a bad idea As EU leaders meet to discuss competitiveness and soaring energy bills, Italy, Poland and Czechia are pushing to postpone Europe’s new carbon market for road transport and…

  2. Publishing Your Book Through CleanTechnica Press
    USCleanTechnica

    If you’re an author and would like to submit your book for potential publication through CleanTechnica Press, we are now soliciting manuscripts for our second book. We will likely choose just one or two books in the next 12 months, and…

  3. DeLorean Takes A Ride On Tesla’s “Flying Car” Coattails
    USCleanTechnica

    The DeLorean Motor Company has hitched the iconic DeLorean name to the new Airspeeder series, a showcase for cutting edge "flying car" eVTOL technology. The post DeLorean Takes A Ride On Tesla’s “Flying Car” Coattails appeared first on…

  4. This Montréal airport now has 120 EV chargers, with 48 more on the way
    USElectrek

    Montréal Metropolitan Airport now has 120 EV chargers online, with another 48 on the way as the airport expands. more…

  5. Podcast: The Tesla Roadster episode
    USElectrek

    In the Electrek Podcast , we discuss the most popular news in the world of sustainable transport and energy. In this week’s episode, we’ll focus on the Tesla Roadster unveiling, but we may also cover a few other topics. more…

  6. Trouble: buyers would rather wait for Chinese EVs than buy Western ones
    USElectrek

    Canadian EV customers are delaying buying decisions while they wait for more Chinese EVs to reach their shores, according to a new survey, suggesting widespread awareness of China’s EV dominance is causing EV buyers to ignore Western…

  7. France And Germany Agree On New Exhaust Emissions Rules, Sort Of…..
    USCleanTechnica

    There is an old expression that goes like this: “Everyone complains about the weather, but nobody does anything about it.” There is a corollary to that adage: “Everybody knows we have to stop polluting our environment, but nobody wants to…

  8. Lectric treats riders with up to $762 e-bike savings in spooky sale, Worx snow blower, Jackery 1,024Wh V2 power station, more
    USElectrek

    Closing out this week’s Green Deals is Lectric’s freshly launched Spooky Sale with up to $762 e-bike bundle savings (that include two FREE mystery gifts) starting from $999 . Right behind that group of treats is the Worx 40V 20-inch…

  9. Tesla driver says he was asleep on FSD when he hit CHP car, 2 officers hurt
    USElectrek

    Two California Highway Patrol officers are recovering from serious injuries after a Tesla drove into their patrol car at a crash scene on Interstate 80 in Fairfield. The 22-year-old driver told investigators he was asleep with Tesla’s…

  10. Volkswagen is recalling ‘several thousand’ EVs, including the ID.4, and not just in the US
    USElectrek

    Volkswagen is set to recall “several thousand” electric vehicles, including the ID.4 and ID. Buzz. The company is urging owners to limit charging to 80% until a fix is available. more…

  11. Tesla Roadster Reveal — Madness From The Mind If Musk
    USCleanTechnica

    My colleague Tina Casey is doing a story about the new Tesla Roadster and flying cars, so I hope she will pardon me for this intrusion. What we saw at the reveal was a totally irrelevant mind game cooked up inside the drug addled cranium…

  12. Kia launches first-of-its-kind remote driving car-sharing service with the PV5 EV van
    USElectrek

    Kia launched a first-of-its-kind remote car-sharing program in Korea using the PV5 electric van. more…

  13. Solar panels are bringing idle cranberry bogs back to life
    USElectrek

    Two Massachusetts cranberry bogs that had stopped making financial sense to farm are growing berries again – with solar panels overhead helping pay the bills. more…

  14. US EV sales are rising again. Here’s why the recovery is set to last.
    USCanary Media

    This analysis and news roundup come from the Canary Media Weekly newsletter. Sign up to get it every Friday. It’s a great time to have an electric vehicle — and more Americans are getting the message. Despite President Donald Trump’s…

  15. This cool accessory turns your bike electric in just three seconds
    USElectrek

    There are plenty of e-bike conversion kits designed to turn your existing bicycle electric, but most involve at least a bit of wrenching. Spiny 2 takes a different approach, using a removable friction-drive system that can apparently snap…

  16. Europe Needs Electric Freight Corridors, Not Just Electric Ships
    USCleanTechnica

    Electric ships attract attention because the vessel is the visible technology. Put a large battery into an inland cargo vessel, replace the diesel propulsion system with electric motors, and the decarbonization story appears…

  17. U.S. trade commission finds solar imports from India, Indonesia and Laos are harming domestic industry
    DEPV Magazine

    The U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) has issued a final affirmative injury determination in its Solar IV investigation targeting crystalline silicon photovoltaic cells, whether or not assembled into modules, imported from India…

  18. China proposes ban on exports of perovskite, tandem solar manufacturing technology
    DEPV Magazine

    China’s Ministry of Commerce (Mofcom) and Ministry of Science and Technology have proposed prohibiting exports of selected high-efficiency perovskite and tandem solar manufacturing technologies, alongside new restrictions on advanced…

  19. Waymo picks Toronto as first Canadian city, targets riders in 2028
    USElectrek

    Waymo is bringing its robotaxis to Canada, and Toronto is first. Its cars will start driving the city’s streets in the coming days, and the company wants its first public riders on board in 2028. That makes Toronto Waymo’s fourth announced…

  20. The Hydrogen Stream: P2X starts selling renewable methane to European markets
    DEPV Magazine

    P2X Solutions is injecting renewable e-methane produced at its plant in Finland into the country’s natural gas network, enabling distribution to domestic customers and access to other European markets via the Balticconnector pipeline…

  21. New Zealand opens $153m Kōwhai Park solar farm in Christchurch
    GBEnergy Monitor

    New Zealand has expanded its renewable energy portfolio with the official opening of the Kōwhai Park solar farm at Christchurch Airport.

  22. Scientists develop air-source heat pump system for broiler houses
    DEPV Magazine

    A research team in Turkey has assessed the potential of air-source heat pumps (ASHPs) to replace coal-fired heating in commercial poultry houses in cold climates. Combining experimental measurements, computational fluid dynamics (CFD)…

  23. Chinese PV Industry Brief: Trina Solar expands upstream ties with stake in encapsulation film maker
    DEPV Magazine

    Trina Solar said on Oct. 15 that it plans to acquire a 1.6% stake in Chinese PV encapsulation film manufacturer Changzhou Betterial Film Technologies for CNY 40 million ($5.88 million). The deal covers 3.27 million shares held by Jiangsu…

  24. Big highs and lows Across Asia in September
    DEPV Magazine

    September brought unusually large swings in solar irradiance across Asia, with few regions experiencing a typical month and some areas around 30% above or below normal breaking records, according to analysis using the Solcast API . Japan…

  25. Electrifying everything
    DEPV Magazine

    The UN Climate Change Conference COP31 will take place in Türkiye in November 2026. A flagship target is to raise the share of final energy demand met by electricity from 20% today to 35% by 2035 . Rising electricity demand signals rising…

  26. China could produce the cheapest green hydrogen
    DEPV Magazine

    China has a significant cost advantage over Germany, the United States and Japan in green hydrogen production, with average costs projected at $120/MWh, according to a recent analysis by the Institute of Energy Economics at the University…

  27. Germany recommends eliminating direct internet access to PV plant control systems
    DEPV Magazine

    Germany’s Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) has published cybersecurity recommendations to protect industrial control systems accessible via the internet. The agency strongly recommends securing networked control systems. The…

  28. Nitric-acid-free process recovers more than 98% of silver from PV waste
    DEPV Magazine

    Researchers at France’s Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) have developed a leaching route that strips base metals from end-of-life solar cell waste in under 10 minutes while leaving the silver behind, avoiding the…

  29. US clean energy jobs fell in 2025 for the first time in years
    USCanary Media

    See more from Canary Media’s ​“Chart of the Week” column . Clean energy installations have persisted at record levels despite President Donald Trump’s best efforts to stop them. But the first year of Trump’s second term did leave a mark on…

  30. VicGrid selects ACCIONA for 2GW Gippsland wind transmission project
    GBEnergy Monitor

    Australia’s VicGrid has selected ACCIONA as the development partner for the Gippsland offshore wind transmission project.

  31. Chinese polysilicon producers weigh price floor, output cuts amid oversupply
    DEPV Magazine

    Eight major Chinese polysilicon manufacturers, including Tongwei and GCL Technology , met behind closed doors in Hangzhou on Oct. 11 to discuss measures to curb below-cost sales and reduce output amid persistent overcapacity. The meeting…

  32. China TOPCon solar cell prices edge lower after Golden Week as industry weighs price floors
    DEPV Magazine

    According to the OPIS Global Solar Markets Report released on Oct. 13, Free-On-Board (FOB) China TOPCon M10 cell prices fell 0.86% week on week to $0.0463/W, while FOB China TOPCon 210R cell prices fell 0.66% to $0.0454/W. The declines…

  33. Lead-acid battery pilot switched on at Australian university testing facility
    DEPV Magazine

    New Zealand-headquartered energy storage company ArcActive has switched on a lead-acid battery system pilot installed at Deakin University’s Waurn Ponds campus 7.25 MW microgrid battery testing facility. ArcActive’s system combines its…

  34. Texas to account for almost half of domestic U.S. silicon module production in 2027
    DEPV Magazine

    More than 45% of all silicon-based solar module production in the United States during 2027 is forecast to take place within a radius of roughly 100 miles from the centrally located I-45 Industrial Corridor in Texas, dominated by assembly…

  35. Module feast, cell famine
    DEPV Magazine

    With sustained policy support, India has rapidly grown its domestic supply of PV modules over the past few years. Now it is moving into the more challenging sectors of cell and wafer manufacturing. The second Approved List of Models and…

  36. Monthly Wind Generation In ISO-NE Is About 68% Higher Than Last Year
    USCleanTechnica

    Monthly wind generation in the first nine months of 2026 was an average of 68% higher compared with the same period in 2025 in ISO New England (ISO-NE): Monthly generation from wind was highest in September of this year at 668.9…

  37. Are Tesla’s claims for its new ‘flying’ Roadster real, or is it just full of cold gas?
    USElectrek

    Tesla has finally re-unveiled its next-generation Roadster , originally unveiled in quite different form back in 2017. So since I did a technical breakdown of how it would work last time, I thought I’d give a quick update with what we know…

  38. PJM, ERCOT, and SWPP All Set Peak Load Records This Summer
    USCleanTechnica

    Three regional transmission organizations (RTOs) set records for peak hourly load this past summer, according to data reported on Form EIA-930 and presented in the Hourly Electric Grid Monitor: PJM peaked at 162.6 gigawatts (GW) on July 2…

  39. Waymo Opens To Everyone In San Antonio, San Diego, & Tampa
    USCleanTechnica

    It’s hard to keep track of where Waymo robotaxis are going to launch, are testing, are launching, are open to some people but not others, are open to everyone, etc. Three cities where it recently launched robotaxi service are Tampa, San…

  40. FERC Proposes Blanket Authorization of Certain LNG Projects & Drafts Measures to Weaken Air Quality Reviews of Methane Gas Projects
    USCleanTechnica

    If Implemented, Methane Gas Projects Could be Approved Without Proper Review of Harmful Impacts Washington, DC — Today, at its monthly meeting, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) proposed two new measures to speed up approval…

  41. Tesla unveils Cyberfied new Roadster that can kickflip
    USElectrek

    Tesla has unveiled a new version of its next-generation Roadster. As expected, it received Tesla’s latest design “cyberfication” and cold-gas thrusters to allow it to jump and flip through the air. The livestream featured impressive stunts…

  42. Alef welcomes Tesla to the electric flying car race by flying over the Roadster [Video]
    USElectrek

    Until the Tesla Roadster, “there was only one car in the flying car market,” Alef said. To welcome Tesla to the race, Alef released a video of its flying car flying over the old Roadster. more…

  43. My Family & Friends Go Electric
    USCleanTechnica

    This is our latest family member EV. It’s my third daughter’s used 2023 Hyundai IONIQ 5 in Charlotte, North Carolina. It’s been a progression: It started with a couple of family pioneers (my brother and me) first dipping a toe in the water…