Clean Energy Transition

While a key industry rating grabs headlines, Inox Solar Americas is quietly building a U.S. manufacturing empire in North Carolina, fueled by global capital and federal incentives.

A solar EPC firm's new quality certification and licensing signal a strategic shift, promising consistent, complex project delivery on a national scale.

S&P Global's dual recognition of Trinasolar in both solar and storage isn't just a corporate win; it signals a fundamental shift in the clean energy sector.

A US-Japan pact aims to commercialize a new geothermal tech that offers 24/7 power and stores energy, promising to unlock gigawatts of clean baseload power.

A systematic review elevates the Eldorado prospect, signaling a strategic push to expand copper resources beyond New Frontier Minerals' flagship Big One deposit.

Amid financial headwinds, Flux Power's leadership heads to Wall Street. Can their vision for electrifying industry overcome recent losses?

Founder Group's stake in SpacePlus signals a pivotal shift, merging solar power with EV charging to close a critical infrastructure gap in a booming market.

With a major investment and novel molten-salt tech, Mantel aims to finally crack the code on cost, making carbon capture a profitable reality for industry.

An indoor ski resort in subtropical China is an energy hog. But by pairing solar with smart tech, it's become a model for green profits. Here's how.

Halliburton Labs adds three startups tackling battery materials, gas separations, and metal recovery, signaling a strategic push into sustainable hard-tech.

With pillar-less coach doors and a tech-infused cabin, the new GV90 flagship is Genesis's audacious play to dethrone established automotive giants.

As Orion S.A. heads to key investor conferences, it will showcase its leadership in sustainable carbon black while management faces tough questions on financial performance.

Beyond the headlines, Asahi Kasei’s plant expansion is a calculated move in Japan's national strategy to dominate the future of clean energy technology.

A junior lithium firm posts mounting losses but reveals a bold, paradoxical strategy: drilling for oil to fund its green energy ambitions. A look at the messy reality of financing the energy transition.

Leading Edge Materials nets C$4M in a strategic financing, fast-tracking its Swedish rare earth and graphite projects vital for the EU's green transition.

PowerBank is reacquiring two NY solar projects in a $32.5M move, signaling a strategic pivot to asset ownership to capture recurring revenue before key federal credits expire.

A new patent for its E-Motion™ powertrain isn't just about IP; it's a strategic move to lock down safety, secure OEM deals, and define the future.

A New Zealand tech firm’s public debut isn't just about mowers. It’s a strategic play for a future where robotics and solar power untether us from the grid.

Greenlane Renewables posts a profit while doubling R&D and forging a key partnership with Panasonic. Is this the model for sustainable innovation?

St. Albert Transit's order for 13 diesel buses isn't a retreat from green goals, but a strategic move to bridge the gap between today's needs and tomorrow's electric future.