Energy Policy and Regulation
Most of what determines whether a clean-energy project happens is decided before any engineering begins — subsidy design, auction rules, interconnection procedure, tariffs, and the price ratio between electricity and gas.
Policy coverage here is about mechanisms rather than politics: what a rule actually does, who it pays, and whether the stated goal and the observable effect point in the same direction. When a government declares an energy emergency and then pays developers to cancel capacity, that gap is the story.
US EV Sales Q2 2026: Decline Slows as Hybrids Take Over
Battery-electric sales fell for a third straight quarter, but the rate of decline has nearly halved since Q4 2025 while hybrids pushed electrified share to roughly 27%.
The Shifting Sands of EV Policy: Navigating a World of Evolving Regulations
The global transition to electric vehicles is not just a technological shift; it's a complex interplay of economic incentives, environmental imperatives, and evolving government policies. Recent developments in the UK and India offer a fascinating glimpse into the...
TfL Announces Ban on Non-Folded E-bikes Starting March 31st
London commuters who rely on e-bikes for their journeys will need to take note of a significant upcoming change. Transport for London (TfL) has officially announced a ban on all non-folded e-bikes across several of its key services, set to come into effect on Monday,...
South Africa’s Electric Crossroads: Incentives vs. Export Challenges
South Africa's automotive sector stands at a pivotal juncture, navigating the global shift towards electric vehicles (EVs). With the government's proactive measures to promote local EV production and the challenges posed by declining international demand for...
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