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SEIA: US Battery Deployments to Reach 70 GWh in 2026, Up 21%

SEIA and Benchmark project US battery installations of about 70 GWh in 2026, a roughly 21% increase versus 2025 driven largely by commercial economics, utility procurement, and solar‑plus‑storage pairing. That demand surge is already prompting OEMs to reallocate factory throughput, new financing into roll‑out players, and international policy shifts — especially China’s reliability‑focused procurement and expanded long‑duration projects — that will reconfigure global supply flows.

White House Proposes Limits on Stablecoin Rewards in CLARITY Act Talks

Missouri Advances HB2080 to Let State Treasurer Hold Bitcoin

China Says It Is Watching U.S. Plans to Recast Tariff Regime After Court Ruling

Franco-Nevada commits A$220M package to Minerals 260 to accelerate Bullabulling development

Zelensky: Putin’s campaign is a global threat and must be stopped

BitGo to Issue FYUSD Stablecoin for Institutional Asia via BitGo Bank

Fraunhofer Analysis Finds Many European PHEVs Burn Far More Fuel Than Type-Approval Suggests

Fraunhofer ISI and Öko Institute analysis shows measured PHEV fuel use in Europe is substantially higher than official figures, with an average around 6 L/100 km — roughly 3× the type-approval baseline. The study (≈ 1,000,000 vehicles) forces urgent questions about utility factor , fleet CO2 accounting and regulatory enforcement.

Ecopetrol blocked from importing Venezuelan gas after U.S. licensing hurdle

UK Faces Largest Tariff Shock After U.S. Ruling

Sea Limited and Google Forge AI Tie-Up to Power Shopee Commerce and Garena Development