The big migration of automakers switching to Tesla’s NACS standard was a big story this year, but one easy thing to forget is that all of these announcements were for the future. Nearly everyone announced that in 2025 they’d start selling vehicles in North America with the connec … | Continue reading
A new T&E paper looks at the current nickel market globally, Europe’s potential, and the ways to source nickel sustainably. | Continue reading
CleanTechnica has had numerous articles on companies and organizations that are supplying off-grid electricity to consumers in Africa. Since I live in western Kenya where many people I know have these systems, this article is to report on these developments from the Kenyan consum … | Continue reading
Autonomous cars have been under development well over a decade but are still far from production. Connected cars may be a better idea. | Continue reading
Mark Jacobson and his team have published renewable energy study in which they argue the payback time is just 6 years. | Continue reading
Lithium Australia and the government have developed a process for extracting lithium from ore that is more efficient. | Continue reading
Researchers in Germany claim that vertical solar panels can produce electricity over more hours of the day. | Continue reading
After 206 days of my wife and I obsessively using FSD Beta, we have lost access to the software! I paid $6,000 extra for Full Self Driving when I bought my car in October 2019. | Continue reading
Norsepower has big plans to bring wind power back to the shipping industry and deploy the Magnus effect for an energy efficiency boost. | Continue reading
This article describes the Biden-Harris Administration announcement about increased private investment in EV charging manufacturing capacity. | Continue reading
The "blue" hydrogen scheme is dangerous. Transforming methane into hydrogen creates massive carbon dioxide emissions to the point where doing so would make the Earth's excess carbon problem worse rather than better. The only benefit it would have is creating a revenue stream for … | Continue reading
Electric cars in Norway may see their special privileges and tax advantages reduced under a plan by the road administration. | Continue reading
Seattle City Light will install pole-mounted EV chargers on request in neighborhoods where charging at home is not possible. | Continue reading
Elon Musk is lurching into dangerous territory where his mercurial temperament could do damage to the companies he runs. | Continue reading
This article shares findings from an analysis of expert predictions about the cost of solar power. None were close. | Continue reading
The cost of wind power is still heading down, and Modvion's wooden towers for wind turbines could give it a good, hard, recyclable push. | Continue reading
It's happening. The first retail Lightning customer announced that they’d taken delivery of their Ford F-150 Lightning last week! | Continue reading
Norway, the leading country in electric transport adoption, saw plugin electric vehicle share of 84.2% in April, up from 80.1% year-on-year. | Continue reading
3x the range at a fraction of the cost? It could be closer than you think, thanks to a new sulfur based EV battery! | Continue reading
Police Tesla Takeaways, Berea, Kentucky Police Chief Eric Scott made the decision to purchase Tesla police cruisers after EV commercials | Continue reading
Waymo sued California's Department of Motor Vehicles to stop autonomous car crash data as well as other data from becoming public | Continue reading
Fleets of electric trucks could be deployed in low impact hydropower systems that deploy existing roads instead of new infrastructure. | Continue reading
The concentrating solar power dream lives on, with high tech manufacturing and a new electric vehicle battery angle, too. | Continue reading
Even though only 10% of vehicles on US roads are medium- and heavy-duty trucks, they are responsible for the majority of hazardous pollution | Continue reading
The US renewable energy profile is about to bust wide open as two key transmission stakeholders find a way to work together. | Continue reading
Elon Musk has changed the world, but be honest: it really could be anything! | Continue reading
West Virginia wants to ban Tesla and other auto automakers from sending out over-the-air updates, among other things. In a letter from | Continue reading
Is a new gasoline car still worth buying, or is it environmentally or economically better to wait for a fully electric option? | Continue reading
According to the most recent information from Tesla, its cost of goods sold is about $36,000 per vehicle, an industry high. | Continue reading
Electric vehicles are supposed to be the biggest market for new solid-state battery technology, but stationary energy storage is suddenly in the running, too. | Continue reading
Sinopec plans to build the largest green hydrogen production facility in the world, but interest in fossil-sourced hydrogen continues. | Continue reading
Climate change impacts in Central Valley, California, are a horrifying warning shot for what the country & world could see in coming decades. | Continue reading
A new way of processing rare-earth and other key metals to separate them from other materials could reduce environmental impact and cost. Courtesy of MIT News. By Becky Ham | MIT News correspondent New processing methods developed | Continue reading
Are solid state batteries really coming now, after 40 years of hype, or are the new 4680 Tesla batteries going to be the EV battery kings? | Continue reading
I recently wrote about a homeowner of a condo in Colorado who was told by their condo association that due to the "constant fire hazards" around EVs, they are banning EVs from being parked in | Continue reading
CleanTechnica received an interesting tip from one of our readers who is the owner of a condo in Keystone, Colorado. Their condo association at Keystone Resort informed them that EVs are not allowed to be | Continue reading
Fusion has an amazing future as a source of energy. In space craft beyond the orbit of Jupiter sometime in the next two centuries. | Continue reading
All of the people shouting from the rooftops about the wonders of hydrogen are just as wrong as all of the people shouting about the wonders of hemp. | Continue reading
Every day, 26 million children in America ride the bus to school, almost all of them powered by diesel engines. We all love our children and want them to well educated, but take little notice | Continue reading
Norway's plugin electric vehicle market share in September broke new ground, hitting 91.5% with full electrics alone taking 77.5% share. | Continue reading
Elon Musk shared a piece on Sunday published on Bloomberg along with his thoughts on who exactly wrote it — Ford and UAW lobbyists. He also pointed out that Ford's EVs are not even made | Continue reading
CleanTechnica recently got to check out the NIO ES8 up close and personal in Norway — the brand new European edition of the ES8. Chanan Bos wrote a super thorough review of the ES8 over | Continue reading
Tesla's Dojo supercomputer is an elegant beast that completely reinvents the supercomputer. | Continue reading
People saying SMRs are a primary answer to energy generation don't know what they are talking about, actively dissembling or intentionally delaying. | Continue reading
Form Energy says a pilot iron-air battery storage system will be operational by 2023. | Continue reading
A drumbeat of climate-fueled heatwaves, compounded by water management practices, will likely kill nearly all juvenile chinook salmon in the Sacramento River, California wildlife officials warn. “It’s an extreme set of cascading climate events pushing | Continue reading
The electric aircraft market feels a bit like the electric car market in 2005 or 2010. We have a handful of startups trying to get off the ground, we have fun and exciting concept vehicles | Continue reading
Ground temperatures in Siberia have reached 118°F, Gizmodo reported while sharing the newly published satellite images. It should be noted that the temperature recorded is a land surface temperature, not air. Although cities here in | Continue reading