Volkswagen could get up to $10 billion in IRA benefits if it decides to build a new battery factory in the US instead of Europe.
Daily Archive: March 9, 2023
Tesla’s Hardware 4 EVs Have An Unused Forward Camera Slot, But Why?
Perhaps Tesla hopes to make its EVs more future-proof by saving a slot for an additional camera in case there becomes a need for it.
VW Pauses Plans For Cell Plant In Europe, Prioritizes North America
Volkswagen Group estimates it could get up to $10.6 billion in US incentives for a cell factory in North America.
Accelerating Decarbonization In Fukushima To Be Enhanced By Mirai Technology
The Fukushima prefecture has been a ghost town since late 2011. Though the levels of radiation have gone down to more than acceptable levels, people have refused to come back to the area, mostly fearing the radioactive contamination of ground water. The area, however, has become a centerpiece for renewable energy and a model for […]
Car owners getting more irritated with their repair experiences, study says
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Permalink | Email this | CommentsMassive Energy Storage Projects Planned For Nevada & Wyoming
A new wave of pumped hydro energy storage projects is hitting the US west, regardless of the
Airstream and Porsche show electric camper combo at SXSW
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Permalink | Email this | CommentsLarge-Scale Battery Storage In Mining — Where Are We Now?
Power uptime is critical for big mines and other energy intensive industries. As some of these energy intensive energy industries can be located in places that are far from the grid or in places with weak and intermittent grids, they generally have a fleet of large thermal (heavy fuel oil or diesel) generators to ensure […]
Tesla’s Falcon Wing Doors Were Riddled With Issues: See How It Started
Musk has admitted the Model X was among Tesla's many early missteps, but it lives on. Here's how Tesla planned those Falcon Wing Doors.
Utility proposes huge EV charging network funded by ratepayers
Minnesota electrical utility Xcel Energy aims to build a large EV charging network financed by rate hikes, potentially including for customers who don't own an EV. As reported by KSTP.com, Xcel Energy in August sent a proposal to the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission to build, own, and operate its own network of 730 charging sites by 2026. The... 