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Tesla’s Cybertruck Battery Supplier Contract Slashed to Almost Zero

The announcement comes as Tesla’s demand for the battery cells has experienced a “catastrophic drop."

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EU to Abandon Combustion Engine Ban in Win for Carmakers

Under the new proposal, the European Commission will lower the requirements that would have halted sales of new gasoline and diesel-fueled cars starting in 2035.

The Ford factory in Saarlouis, Germany. Photo: Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg

Ford Backs off All-EV Large Vehicles

The company predicted a $19.5 billion hit to profits as a result of the strategic shift.

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U.S.-Australia Mining Deal: One Small Step Toward Weakening China’s Chokehold on Critical Minerals

China’s recent relaxation of export controls on rare earth metals shouldn’t cause anyone to get complacent about future access to that country’s extensive stores of critical minerals.

Wolframite, the primary ore for tungsten. Photo: iStock/Wirestock

Louisiana and Norwegian Bodies Sign Agreement to Advance Maritime Innovation

Partners say agreement strengthens collaboration across the blue economy, clean energy and international trade sectors.

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Ford: Western Automakers Face Existential Threat from China

Chinese electric carmakers have risen to substantial market share, even in Europe, as manufacturers such as BYD and Chery International have produced well-reviewed electric cars.

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Could Road to Clean Shipping Run Through Nuclear Power?

A nuclear-powered vessel would be 39% faster than conventional cargo ships, allowing it to make 1.3 more round trip voyages per year on average.

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Trump Admin Loans $1B to Restart Three Mile Island Nuclear Reactor

The project is expected to provide enough electricity to power 800,000 homes, and will allow Microsoft to purchase a portion of the plant's output to power the company's data centers.

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Hapag-Lloyd to Invest in 22 New Container Ships

The carrier's fleet in the Panamax class (less than 5,000 TEUs), will be boosted by a mix of newly built long-term charter vessels and owned vessels.

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Report: Containership Emissions Challenges Continue

Emissions are stabilizing, despite traffic growth, as industry navigates regulatory crossroads, says emissions tracking firm VesselBot.

A container ship at the Port of Felixstowe. Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg

UN: 'Unprecedented' Emissions Cuts Needed to Reach Global Climate Goals

Nations signed on to the Paris Agreement would need to cut their annual emissions by 33% to keep global temperatures from rising by 2 degrees Celsius by 2035.

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World's Largest Sailing Cargo Ship Makes First Transatlantic Journey

The 446-foot-long Neoliner Origin is capable of carrying 5,200 tons of goods, and cuts carbon emissions by 80% compared to similarly-sized vessels that run on traditional fuels.

The Neoliner Origin. Photo: RMK Marine

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