Headline News:
- “Worsening Snow Drought In The West Will Have Cascading Impacts, Experts Say” • Prolonged drought across much of the West has been worsened by low snowfall and persistent warmth, fueling a widespread snow drought. With reduced mountain snowpack, the region’s water supplies are facing mounting challenges, experts said. [ABC News]
Low snow cover (Deer Valley Resort image)
- “Why Sodium-Ion Batteries Are Happening Now” • CATL, the world’s biggest battery maker, made a production commitment for sodium-ion batteries. It introduced its Naxtra line of batteries last year. Now it has announced plans for volume production of sodium-ion batteries this year, with integration into production EVs by July. [CleanTechnica]
- “Canada To Spend Up To $200 Billion On Wind, Solar, And Energy Storage” • Canadian investment in wind, solar, and energy storage is forecast to top $200 billion over the next decade, leading to a significant decline in the emissions intensity of electricity production, according to the Canadian Renewable Energy Association. [Yahoo! Finance Canada]
- “Michigan Sues Big Oil For Antitrust Violations” • The state of Michigan filed a suit against several major fossil fuel companies. This suit seems to be more than what has happened in the past. According to The Hill, it says the defendants acted together as a cartel to reduce production and distribution of renewable energy and restrain EVs. [CleanTechnica]
- “GE Vernova Wins 1.1-GW US Repowering Haul” • GE Vernova booked 1100 MW of US onshore wind repower orders in 2025 as developers look to boost output and extend the life of existing fleets. The projects will use nacelles and drive trains made at the company’s Pensacola, Florida facility, GE Vernova’s onshore wind business said. [reNews]
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