Texas offers billions to build gas power plants—but no one wants the cash. Developers say renewables are just too cheap. Meanwhile, Delhi cracks down on combustion cars, Viking unveils a zero-emission cruise ship, and salmon are swimming free thanks to dam removal. Join The Clean Energy Show's CLEAN CLUB on Patreon for exciting perks! Get a monthly bonus podcast, early access to our content, behind the scenes content, access to our members-only Discord community and thank-yous in the credits of videos and shoutouts on our podcast! You can support us for as little as one dollar per month with a custom Patreon pledge or with PayPal . In this episode: Texas' Energy Gamble: A $5B loan program for new gas plants is falling apart. Developers say costs and market risks are too high. Read more Viking's Hydrogen Cruise Ship: The Viking Libra launches in 2026 as the world's first zero-emission hydrogen-powered cruise ship. Details Barcelona's All-Electric Ferry: New ferry runs 21 hours on a single charge. Story Delhi's Combustion Crackdown: Starting April 15, vehicles older than 10–15 years can't refuel. Big bans are coming by 2035. Read UK Adjusts Its Ban: ICE vehicle sales end in 2030, hybrids get a 5-year extension. Details Salmon Return to the Klamath: Four dam removals bring salmon back to Oregon and California rivers. Watch the doc Fleet EV Update: James reflects on EV truck adoption and fights battery myths. CATL eyes Nio's battery swap network. More Lightning Round: Russia struggles as oil nears $50/barrel Toyota plans 10 new EVs by 2027 (link) Audi halts U.S. deliveries due to tariffs BYD sells 6,500 EVs in March in the UK (+750%) Pakistan multiplies solar capacity 17x in 2024 Illinois EV adoption up 50%, fueled by $4,000 rebate Solar power is doubling globally every 3 years Over 100 oil refineries face shutdown by 2035 Clean electricity surpassed 40% globally in 2024 Source 💬 Email:
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