Heart’s Electric Airliner Still Needs Fuel

On August 12, Heart Aerospace flew its X1 demonstrator for 27 minutes from Plattsburgh International Airport in New York. The aircraft weighed more than 25,000 pounds, had a 106-foot wingspan and put more than a megawatt through its electric propulsion system while taxiing, taking off, climbing, maneuvering and landing. There … [continued]

BMW Still Dreams Of Fuel Cell EVs — And They Are Not Alone

Supported by policy makers in Germany, BMW is still determined to add hydrogen fuel cell EVs to its lineup starting with the iX5 Hydrogen SUV as its first FCEV in series production.

Getting Off the Gas Price Rollercoaster

When gas prices spike, families pay. Electric vehicles offer a cheaper alternative. Thanks to the war in Iran, the price of a gallon of gasoline is $4.40 and rising. We have seen this movie before; a global conflict or other unforeseen supply disruption drives oil and gas prices upward, putting … [continued]

Delaying ETS2 Would Leave Europe Unprepared for Future Price Shocks, Say Industry & NGOs

50 companies, industry associations and civil society organisations urge governments to finalise the transposition of ETS2 and start using the revenues to support vulnerable households. 50 companies and NGOs are calling on governments to start using ETS2 revenues to support vulnerable households’ transition to clean energy. Using frontloaded revenues from … [continued]

Uncovering the Secret Documents Behind the Trump Administration’s Clean Manufacturing Cancellations

NRDC FOIA’ed the DOE to learn why it canceled billions in clean manufacturing awards. Here’s what we found. By Ian Wells, Federal Industrial Lead, Climate & Energy, NRDC Last year, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) went on a funding cancellation spree. In May 2025, Energy Secretary Chris Wright announced … [continued]