Tesla’s sales face significant risks across three key markets: China, where geopolitical tensions and local competition intensify; the USA, with potential regulatory changes; and Europe, where strict emissions targets and emerging rivals challenge its dominance. Each region presents unique hurdles for the electric vehicle leader.
In his upcoming visit to Beijing, Ed Miliband emphasizes the critical role China plays in the global fight against climate change. With its vast industrial footprint and emissions, he advocates for urgent collaboration to drive sustainable solutions worldwide.
Karsan, the Turkish electric bus manufacturer, is set to expand its footprint in Europe with the delivery of additional electric buses to Italy and Romania. This move aligns with the growing demand for sustainable urban transportation solutions across the region.
Spain is harnessing the power of industrial clusters to spearhead Europe’s energy transition. By fostering collaboration among businesses, research institutions, and government, the country is accelerating innovation in renewable energy and sustainable practices.
In a landmark achievement for renewable energy, the US installed capacity equivalent to Argentina’s total energy output in 2024. This expansion signifies a robust commitment to sustainability, bolstering the transition towards cleaner energy sources nationwide.
France and Spain are emerging as leaders in Europe’s onshore wind potential, capitalizing on their vast landscapes and favorable policies. This surge in wind energy development is crucial for meeting the EU’s renewable energy targets and reducing carbon emissions.
TotalEnergies has inaugurated its second-largest biogas unit in Normandy, France. This facility aims to enhance the company’s renewable energy portfolio, aligning with national targets to boost sustainable energy production and reduce carbon emissions.
