Terawatt Infrastructure has launched a renewable energy-powered EV charging hub in Rialto, California, featuring 18 fast chargers and essential amenities, including a driver lounge, license plate recognition for seamless entry, and 24/7 security. This hub supports fleet vehicle electrification and is part of a broader effort benefiting the local EV sector, which employs approximately 119,200 workers in Southern California, contributing to emissions reduction and job creation.
In Australia, South Australia is on track to achieve 100% net renewables, while New South Wales and Victoria face significant challenges due to the closure of aging coal-fired generators, necessitating urgent investments to ensure grid security, as highlighted by AEMO. The state government of Western Australia is advancing its Clean Energy Link – North project, which commenced construction in late 2025 and is set for completion by the end of 2027. This project represents a substantial upgrade to the state’s electricity infrastructure and is integral to the government’s goal of phasing out state-owned coal by 2030, creating over 400 jobs in the process.
Additionally, a global survey by CDR.fyi in collaboration with the University of Oxford aims to assess carbon dioxide removal capacities, covering project specifics and future ambitions, with findings expected ahead of the upcoming State of CDR report due by December 15, 2025. This survey will provide critical insights for climate solutions experts as they navigate the evolving landscape of carbon removal technologies.
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Places mentioned in this update: California, Canterbury Cathedral, China, Korea, NSW, Perth, Queensland, Rialto, South Australia, Southern California, UK, Victoria, Western Australia, Westminster Abbey, York Minster