Three weeks post-election, Trump’s presidency began with executive orders affecting energy policy, impacting both consumers and decarbonization efforts. Despite setbacks, the energy transition remains active.
Oslo’s VW dealership sees almost no petrol cars sold, as Norway’s EV market hits 97.6% share, a global phenomenon.
Since 2024, the UK has focused on decarbonizing its economy, sparking debate over costs and political division.
Climate change intensifies disasters, challenging FEMA’s readiness amid agency cuts under the Trump administration.
Zero-emission cars improve air quality in urban areas, dropping NO₂ levels by 1.1% for every 200 vehicles added.
The Trump admin’s offshore drilling plan could lead to over 4,000 oil spills, threatening marine species and habitats.
Net zero climate initiatives clash with human nature’s pursuit of comfort, as seen in historic innovations for ease.
EV adoption is rising globally, with EVs making up 20% of 2024 car sales. Innovations in materials aid this shift.
The Hyundai Palisade and Kia Telluride, both under the same corporate umbrella, offer distinct features.
IRS Notice 2025–42 eliminates the 5% safe harbor for wind and solar tax credits, focusing on physical work tests.