Headline News:
- “New Passenger & Car Ferry From Incat Is 100% Electric” • In May 2025, Incat Tasmania launched Hull 096, a 130 meter (426 foot) twin hull fast ferry it claims is the largest all-electric ferry in the world. It has successfully passed its initial round of sea trials and will begin its journey to South America early next year after final checks in Hobart. [CleanTechnica]
Incat Tasmania ferry (Incat Tasmania image)
- “A French Alpine Ski Resort Is Offering Free Skiing All Winter To Save Money” • Saint-Colomban-des-Villards, a ski resort in the French Alps, is offering skiing free of charge this winter. In a changing climate, the snowfall is increasingly unreliable, and the resort runs deficits that grow each year. Sales of lift tickets brings in less income that it costs to sell them. [Euronews]
- “Living Near A Nuclear Power Plant Raises Cancer Our Risk Significantly, Harvard Study Of Massachusetts Cases Says” • A study from Harvard’s TH Chan School of Public Health shows that living near a nuclear power plant significantly increases a person’s risk of cancer. The study was published this month in Environmental Health. [NHPR]
- “European Energy Connects Glejbjerg Solar Park” • European Energy has connected the 148-MW Glejbjerg Solar Park to the Danish grid following final technical checks. The company said the asset strengthens its Northern Europe portfolio through a utility-scale plant supported by a power purchase agreement. The solar park has 238,368 PV modules. [reNews]
- “What To Know About Wind Power In The US As Trump Administration Pauses Leases” • The Trump administration’s decision to pause five offshore wind projects will have impacts on the nation’s energy sector, according to energy experts. Halting these offshore wind projects would waste money and eliminate 6 to 8 GW of power. [ABC News]
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