Shifting from fossil hydrogen is like fixing a leaky tap—stop emissions at the source. Prioritize displacing fossil hydrogen in industry.
Daily Archive: March 23, 2025
Can Underground Thermal Batteries Warm Northern Cities in Deep Winter?
Learn from Denmark and Sweden: how underground thermal energy storage can help northern cities reduce fossil fuel use and cut carbon emissions dramatically.
What Happens When Menu Design Accentuates Plant-Based Choices?
What could persuade diners to think differently about the meat-based items they choose on a menu? Would menu design help?
Stardust Creating Geoengineering Technology For Governments
An Israeli company with strong ties to the military is developing new geoengineering technology it will sell to governments.
BYD Qin L EV with “God’s Eye” C and 545 km range enters market starting at 16,500 USD
The Qin L EV targets the young consumer groups, built based on the e-Platform 3.0 Evo.
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Battery Swapping Uses Fewer Batteries Than Buffered Fast Charging
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! Lowest Cost Buffer Matches Vehicle Charge Rate, Charging Station Peak Power is a Cost Factor In “Why Slow Charged Swap is Better Than Buffered Fast Charge,” a detailed comparison was made of a unit ... [continued]
BYD launches Qin L EV electric sedan with smart driving features, starting at $16,530
The BYD Qin L EV is similar in size to the Tesla Model 3, but costs half as much.
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The Dodge Charger Daytona EV Can Smoke Ford’s Best Mustang
The electric Charger had no trouble showing the Ford Mustang Dark Horse its taillights thanks to its superior straight-line punch.
A $7.50 Monthly Credit For EV Charging Could Buy A Dozen Eggs
A US utility is offering a home EV charging credit of $7.50 per month to its ratepayers in Florida, or about the cost of a dozen eggs.
Study: Tesla, Rivian charging networks have far fewer problems
Owners report more than ten times the issues with Shell Recharge, EVgo, or Blink than with Tesla Rivian's own charging network was second only to Tesla Hardware-related issues have become more prevalent than payment problems Charging networks operated by Tesla and Rivian tended to have fewer problems than non-automaker efforts, according to a... 