Hydrogen slows the breakdown of potent greenhouse gas methane in the atmosphere, causing more global warming, so hydrogen advocates are in denial.
Daily Archive: March 2, 2025
UK Group Promotes Heat Pumps With Home Visits
Heat pumps are still rare in the UK. A new Visit A Heat Pump program is educating consumers about the new technology.
Xiaomi starts deliveries of SU7 Ultra as orders hit 19,000 units
The SU7 Ultra has a starting price of RMB 529,900 ($72,750). In China, 121,000 sedans priced at over RMB 500,000 were sold in 2024.
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Domaine Carneros Takes Control Of Its Energy Future With A Schneider Electric Microgrid
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! The Domaine Carneros winery in Napa, California, partnered with global electric solutions provider Schneider Electric to transform their onsite solar and generator installations into a full fledged microgrid. Schneider Electric invited CleanTechnica up for ... [continued]
Energy Storage Wins In Gas Vs Solar Matchup
Researchers are zeroing in on the value of utility-scale energy storage systems as a replacement for gas peaker plants.
BYD teams up with DJI to launch Ling Yuan automotive drone system
The system integrates a drone with the vehicle, thus giving the vehicle a vertical field of view.
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Ford Mustang Fox-Body Goes Electric, Keeps The Manual Transmission
Unlike most EV conversions that feature repurposed Tesla drive units, this conversion exclusively features aftermarket parts.
Ford Mustang Fox-Body Goes Electric, Keeps The Manual Transmission
Unlike most EV conversions that feature repurposed Tesla drive units, this conversion exclusively features aftermarket parts.
Energy Dominance Will Make Americans Sick
Energy dominance means big profits for oil and gas companies but impaired health for many Americas who will be harmed by toxic waste.
Plasma Gasification Promises the World, Fails Everywhere—Pune Was No Exception
The global experience is clear: waste-to-hydrogen is a failed experiment. It’s time to move on.
