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5 stories on The Good Press tagged with this topic.
Solar Powers 25% of EU Electricity for the First Time
In June 2026, solar became the EU's single largest power source for just the third time ever — beating nuclear (21%), gas (15%), wind (14%), and hydro (12%).

China's New Iron Battery Lasts 6,000 Cycles With No Capacity Loss
Researchers at the Institute of Metal Research built an all-iron flow battery that ran for 6,000 charge cycles — about 16 years of daily use — without measurable capacity decay, using cheap, abundant materials and a water-based electrolyte that cannot explode.

Platinum-Free Catalyst Makes Clean Hydrogen Cheaper and More Durable
Engineers at Washington University in St. Louis built a hydrogen catalyst that ditches expensive platinum and ran for over 1,000 hours at industrial current densities.
Solar and Wind With Batteries Now Beat Coal and Gas on Cost, IRENA Finds
A new report from the International Renewable Energy Agency shows round-the-clock solar and wind paired with battery storage now deliver firm power at $54–$82 per megawatt-hour — undercutting new fossil fuel plants in the best regions.