Monthly Archive: December 2022

Heat pump water heaters (HPWHs) are a key technology for a zero-emissions 21st century. They are 2–4 times more efficient than fossil gas or electric resistance water heaters, emit little if any CO2 (depending on your electricity mix), and cost around $100 a year to operate. And, if you’ve got lots of family members, housemates, […]

The lobster industry in Maine got a present from Congress in the latest funding bill that Congress is expected to pass this week.

Writing about Apple’s deep decarbonization efforts recently, I discovered something about my iPhone that I didn’t realize. In the US, if you are on iOS 16, you can now set your phone to charge on clean, green energy as much as possible. What does that mean? If you go to “Battery Health & Charging” and […]

It has taken over 20 years, but EPA has finalized its next step in reducing pollution from new trucks. Unfortunately, it falls short of what states are already doing. On paper it may appear to align with aspects of the most stringent option considered by the agency in its proposal, but many of the finalized changes in […]

A survey of industry executives shows that concerns about everything from rising costs to interest rates have them facing the electric reality.

We chat with Ford's Darren Palmer as well as an F-150 Lightning owner that lives in Alaska about winter driving in an EV

The quicker charging is also available on newer models but will particularly benefit the early adopters who have the 2020 model.

Nissan’s first all-electric crossover arrives with a stylish silhouette and all sorts of alluring design flourishes. But because it’s built in Japan, it’s not eligible for the latest tax credits, making it a bit costly for its category.