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Tesla (TSLA) Q3 2026 earnings results and conference call transcript

Tesla reported its Q3 2026 earnings, with total quarterly revenue remaining flat year-over-year at $28.0 billion. The company highlighted strong momentum in Super Intelligence, robotics, and renewable energy projects, alongside continued strength in its core business with TTM revenue exceeding $100 billion for the second consecutive quarter. Tesla also noted significant growth in FSD attach rates and progress in its Robotaxi and Energy Storage businesses.

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The UK has legalized plug-in solar (but don't rush to buy a kit)

The United Kingdom has legalized the use of plug-in solar panels for homes. However, experts advise homeowners to have their properties assessed before installation to ensure safety and compatibility.

EngadgetVery negative

Meta has pulled out of a renewable energy initiative as it relies more on natural gas for data centers

Meta has withdrawn from a renewable energy initiative, opting instead to rely more on natural gas for its data centers. The company has committed to 10 natural gas plants since last year.

EngadgetNeutral

The UK will legalize plug-in solar on August 27

The United Kingdom has announced that plug-in solar panels will be legalized starting August 27. This marks a significant step towards increasing renewable energy adoption.

EngadgetNeutral

Google bought all of a major solar farm's output to offset its dirty data center emissions

Google has entered into an agreement to purchase the entire electrical output of a major solar farm. This deal is intended to offset the fossil fuel emissions generated by the company's data centers.

Nintendo EverythingVery positive

Solarpunk launch trailer – Nintendo Switch 2 gets peaceful survival adventure game

The peaceful survival adventure game Solarpunk has launched on Nintendo Switch with a new trailer. Developed by Cyberwave, the game challenges players to build a sustainable life powered by renewable energy on floating islands, featuring solo or co-op gameplay for up to four players. Players can farm, craft, automate, build sky homes, and explore using custom airships.

EngadgetNeutral

NBA streetball, crafting with renewable energy and other new indie games worth checking out

This article highlights several new indie games, including one with NBA streetball elements and another that incorporates crafting with renewable energy. It also mentions upcoming titles from the developers of Mouthwashing and a game where players control a sentient guitar.

The Xbox HubVery positive

Renewable Energy Powers Solarpunk’s Sky-High Game Pass Adventure

Solarpunk, a sky-high crafting adventure focused on creativity and renewable energy, has launched on Xbox Series X|S, PC, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch, also arriving Day One on Game Pass. Developed by Cyberwave and Mi'pu'mi Games and published by rokaplay, the game encourages players to build a thriving paradise on floating islands using sustainable power sources and co-op multiplayer.

PC GamesNPositive

Rust's Spring Clean update nerfs the shield meta and boosts early game energy

Facepunch Studios has released the 'Spring Clean' update for Rust, which includes a new Water Wheel for early game power generation and nerfs to the dominant shield meta by reducing hitbox sizes. The update also introduces improvements to tech-tree unlocks, a new radial menu for toggling light sources, and changes to fishing mechanics to prevent AFK farming.

PC GamerPositive

Rust is getting hydro power through water wheels that can also be powered by humans: 'Before you ask, yes, you can…

Facepunch Studios has added water wheels to the survival game Rust, allowing players to generate power from rivers and oceans, similar to previous wind and solar additions. The latest Spring Clean update also includes seasonal Easter content and potential discussions about a Rust movie.

EngadgetNegative

Meta will fund seven new natural gas plants to power its biggest data center yet

Meta will fund seven new natural gas power plants and associated transmission lines to support its largest data center under construction in Louisiana. The company is also investing in renewable energy resources and exploring future nuclear power development. This move comes amid growing public concern over the environmental impact and rising electricity costs associated with AI data centers.