Monthly Archive: May 2023

A proposed wind farm with 400 turbines near the Minidoka internment camp in Idaho is opposed by Japanese Americans who were imprisoned there.

When more affordable smartphones became a reality some years ago, they led to a complete revolution in the access to telecommunications and financial services sectors. Some of the major players in this revolution were very basic and affordable phones from some Chinese companies. Access to these phones enabled a large population on the African continent, […]

If you are as curious about the $5 billion (with a “b”) National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Program as we are, you’re in luck. CleanTechnica sat down with two super pro e-mobility experts to pick their brains about NEVI. The webinar (titled “Charging Forward with the NEVI Program”) premieres on our YouTube channel (subscribe if […]

Thanks to its fancy magnesium housing, the H-Mag weighs just 2,900 grams.

The very first F-150 Lightning price cut was applied to make this trim level eligible for the $7,500 federal tax credit.

Nearly 10 years ago in California, an assembly bill (AB327) was enacted to direct the California Public Utilities Commission to develop alternatives designed to increase the adoption of renewable generation in disadvantaged communities (DACs). Almost 5 years later, they came up with three programs to increase access to solar for residents of disadvantaged communities. The […]

Local sales were higher than exports, which is a rare thing in the first month of a quarter.

The department will be the first in the US with a fully electric fleet.