Focus on Politics
Public chargers or subsidies? How both work together to drive EV adoption
Increasing charging station density and financial subsidies are key to boosting EV adoption, especially for lower-income groups.
Thousands demand halt to Rio Tinto’s lithium project in Serbia
Tens of thousands of people gathered in central Belgrade on Saturday demanding a halt to Rio Tinto's lithium project in Western Serbia
Huge gas fields – under a coral reef. Will a rejection on environmental grounds stop Woodside’s Browse project?
Woodside's A$30 billion Browse gas project faces rejection due to environmental concerns, challenging Australia's biggest oil and gas company.
Hawaiian Electric raises going concern doubts over wildfire settlement financing
The company said it was working closely with financial advisers to develop a plan for their settlement contribution.
European Commission spokesperson confident Chinese EV measures comply with WTO
EU defends EV tariffs against China's WTO challenge, stating confidence in compliance with global trade rules amid ongoing dispute.
China launches appeal at WTO over EU electric vehicle tariffs
Beijing said Friday it had filed an appeal with the World Trade Organization over EU imposition of additional tariffs on Chinese EV imports
China auto sales fall in July, while exports jump about 20% as automakers expand across the globe
Auto sales in China slipped 5% from a year earlier, although exports jumped 20% as makers of electric vehicles expanded into global markets
Why relying on technology to keep ASEAN’s coal plants running is risky
The Conversation: ASEAN countries can phase out coal gradually, but reliance on clean coal and carbon capture may delay more effective solutions.
