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CleanTechnica•about 11 hours ago

Sweden’s EVs At 63.2% Share In 2025 — Volvo EX40 Best-Seller

  • •Sweden's EV market achieved a 63.2% share in 2025, with December 2025 reaching 68.6%, indicating a rapid and sustained shift towards electric transportation.
  • •The significant growth, largely driven by PHEVs, implies a substantial and increasing demand for electricity, impacting grid load profiles and potentially requiring new generation, storage, and charging infrastructure development.
  • •This trend creates opportunities for developers in grid infrastructure, charging solutions, and flexible generation, while large power consumers should anticipate evolving grid dynamics and potential demand-side management programs.
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CleanTechnica•about 13 hours ago

France 2025 EVs at 26.7% Share — Renault 5 Best Seller

  • •France's EV market share reached 26.7% for full year 2025, with December 2025 hitting 34.4%, indicating rapid electrification and growing electricity demand.
  • •This trend signals a significant and accelerating increase in future electricity load, particularly for charging infrastructure, impacting grid stability and capacity requirements.
  • •The shift towards full EVs (and away from PHEVs) suggests a stronger, more direct impact on electricity consumption rather than hybrid fuel consumption.
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CleanTechnica•about 20 hours ago

Geely & BYD Are Top Bidders For Nissan/Mercedes Aguascalientes Plant, Potentially Expanding Mexican EV Production

  • •Nissan and Mercedes are selling their joint venture automotive manufacturing plant in Aguascalientes, Mexico.
  • •Chinese EV manufacturers BYD and Geely are the leading bidders for the acquisition, indicating a significant shift in Mexico's automotive industry.
  • •This potential sale represents a dramatic change for legacy automakers in the region, with Chinese OEMs poised to expand their presence.
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CleanTechnica•about 21 hours ago

America’s New Maritime Plan Is Competing for the Wrong Century

  • •The U.S. Maritime Action Plan is a new White House policy addressing the severe decline of American commercial shipbuilding (<1% global output) and associated workforce shortages.
  • •The article critiques the plan, suggesting it may be misaligned with current industrial and technological demands, potentially hindering effective revitalization.
  • •A weak domestic maritime sector could pose long-term supply chain risks and cost implications for energy infrastructure development, particularly for projects reliant on specialized marine transport or construction.
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CleanTechnica•about 23 hours ago

Whether The Endangerment Finding Stays Or Goes Will Be Up To The Supreme Court

  • •The future of the Endangerment Finding, a foundational environmental regulation, is uncertain and will be decided by the Supreme Court.
  • •A potential repeal of the Endangerment Finding could significantly alter the regulatory landscape for greenhouse gas emissions, though the article suggests the outcomes might not align with expectations.
  • •This legal challenge introduces significant policy and regulatory risk for long-term energy planning and investment.
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CleanTechnica•1 day ago

Canada, California, & Europe: Three Ways to Force EV Adoption

  • •Canada is shifting its EV policy from direct sales mandates to tightened fleet average emissions standards combined with credit trading and trade policy adjustments, signaling a continued, strong governmental push for EV adoption.
  • •This policy, alongside similar efforts in California and Europe, guarantees a significant and sustained increase in electricity demand from the transportation sector, requiring substantial grid infrastructure and new generation capacity.
  • •For developers and large power consumers, this means growing opportunities in charging infrastructure, energy storage, and new power generation projects, while also necessitating grid upgrades to manage increased load.
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