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CleanTechnica•about 2 hours ago

Global EV Sales Leaders — 2025 Top Markets & Powertrains

  • •Global plugin vehicle registrations reached a record 2.1 million in December, indicating robust and sustained growth in EV adoption worldwide.
  • •While EV market growth in the USA and China is moderating, the 'Rest of the World' saw a significant 51% year-over-year increase, highlighting new and expanding demand centers for power infrastructure.
  • •This continued EV expansion directly translates to increasing electricity demand, necessitating substantial investment in new generation capacity, grid modernization, and charging infrastructure from developers and IPPs.
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POWER Magazine•about 4 hours ago

Substation-Sited Generation: A New Frontier for Utility Resilience and Flexibility

  • •Utilities are strategically shifting from distribution-circuit distributed generation (DG) to substation-sited generation to unlock broader system-level benefits beyond single-feeder support.
  • •This new approach aims to significantly enhance grid resilience and flexibility for all utility types (rural electric cooperatives, municipal systems, and investor-owned utilities).
  • •The focus on substation siting creates new development opportunities for generation projects that can provide system-wide benefits, potentially streamlining interconnection and offering new value propositions for developers.
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Utility Dive•about 4 hours ago

Tesla sets battery storage deployment record in Q4 as EV sales slump

  • •Tesla achieved a record Q4 deployment in battery storage, indicating robust growth in the energy storage market despite a slowdown in EV sales.
  • •Elon Musk's statement projects 'very high growth' for the energy sector long-term, reinforcing a bullish outlook for energy infrastructure and technology.
  • •For developers and IPPs, this signals increasing opportunities in utility-scale and distributed battery storage projects, driven by market demand and technological advancements.
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CleanTechnica•about 7 hours ago

Porsche Cayenne EV Production Begins As New Car Sales Tumble In Norway

  • •Porsche has rapidly begun production of its Cayenne EV, featuring advanced, faster charging capabilities, indicating continued OEM investment in high-performance EVs.
  • •The launch contributes to the growing demand for robust EV charging infrastructure and increased grid capacity to support higher instantaneous loads from fast charging.
  • •The reported "tumble" in new car sales in Norway, a leading EV market, suggests potential market saturation or economic headwinds that could impact long-term EV adoption rates and load growth forecasts for power developers and large consumers.
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CleanTechnica•about 8 hours ago

96 New Fast EV Chargers Planned For Washington State

  • •96 new fast EV charging ports will be installed at 14 locations along major Washington State highways (I-90, US 97, 195, 395) within approximately two years.
  • •Funding for these projects is primarily sourced from the federal National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program, signaling continued policy support for EV charging buildout.
  • •This deployment represents a significant increase in localized grid demand, creating potential opportunities for IPPs and developers in grid infrastructure upgrades, energy storage solutions, and demand-side management.
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Utility Dive•about 8 hours ago

Tariffs lifted nonresidential construction costs 3.2% in 2025

  • •Nonresidential construction costs are projected to increase by 3.2% in 2025 due to tariffs.
  • •Key materials experienced significant year-over-year price increases in December: copper wire and cable jumped 22%, while iron and steel were up 12%.
  • •Trade policy is expected to continue exerting upward pressure on material costs in 2026, impacting developers and large power consumers.
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