The US Department of Defense is developing nimble mobile green hydrogen generators for fuel cell electric vehicles, aircraft, and equipment.
Daily Archive: July 29, 2024
Green Hydrogen Could Make Texas Offshore Wind Happen, Finally
The US firm Hecate Energy is making a surprise dive into the challenging waters of the Texas offshore wind industry.
2025 BMW i5: Pricing And Range Overview
There are three versions of the model: eDrive40, xDrive40 and M60.
2025 BMW i5: Pricing And Range Overview
There are three versions of the model: eDrive40, xDrive40 and M60.
Deepal L07 interior official pictures, yes it is different to the SL03
Deepal releases official interior pictures of the L07. The overall layout is similar to the new Deepal S07. The car should launch soon.
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Community Solar Beats Scary Headlines About Electricity Any Day Of The Week
So much electricity! Solar industry stakeholders are prepping for the next wave of community solar development, with help from the IRA.
When The Paris Olympics Committed To Sustainability, They Turned To Recycled Plastics
Le Pavé incorporated 100 metric tons of recycled bottles and bottle caps to make panels for the 11,000 stadium seats at the Olympics.
2025 BMW i4 starts at $58,475, some models get range boost
BMW’s i4 electric car gets new lighting treatments Range is up on the single-motor model, but down on the dual-motor model Prices have, naturally, increased—but in the hundreds of dollars, not thousands The 2025 BMW i4 is on sale now with mildly updated exterior styling and interior trim, and an apparent range boost for some models. Both the…
BYD’s Fang Cheng Bao slashes Bao 5 price by 17.25%, price war far from over
BYD’s Fang Cheng Bao cuts Bao 5 price by 17.25% to targeting mainstream buyers
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Wave Energy: Today 1.25 Megawatts, Tomorrow 2300 tWhrs
In a huge step forward for marine energy, a massive, 1.25-megawatt, 826-ton wave energy converter is hooking up to the grid in Hawaii.
