Slashing hydrogen and CCS funding to punish blue states? Sure. But cutting transportation hydrogen is the smartest mistake the DOE could ever make.
Daily Archive: March 29, 2025
Geothermal’s Moment—and Its Messengers, Mirages, and Models
From black swans to boring breakthroughs, this wrap-up dives into what’s real—and what’s wishful—in geothermal’s new moment.
TikTok Is Roasting The Crazy Spaceship Noises EVs Make
"When I heard it for the first time, I thought I was about to meet God," wrote one TikTok user. They're not wrong.
UK Reconsidering Tesla Subsidies After Trump Tariffs
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! US President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on imported automobiles (again), and one reaction from the UK is to reconsider its policy on electric vehicle subsidies, especially since it is providing so much money to ... [continued]
Nissan’s Next-Gen Hybrids Are Actually EREVs
Even in non-plug-in models, Nissan's hybrid system has no direct connection between its engine and wheels.
Lucid Gravity Deliveries Start In Force In Late April
A lot is riding on the success of Lucid's three-row electric SUV. Now we know the Gravity will arrive for regular customers next month.
Florida Surpasses California In New Solar Installations
Solar power in Florida is growing faster than in any other US state except Texas. But will new policies interrupt that trend?
Debunking Electric Vehicle Misinformation Is So Much Fun!
An AutoTrader UK initiative breaks through the false claims and conspiratorial thinking that drives electric vehicle misinformation.
Nio’s William Li touches on topics including share sale, in-house chip in new interview
William Li talked about the reception of Nio's share placement, and said the company's in-house developed autonomous driving chip and operating system are open to the entire industry.
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Renewable Energy Provided More Than 50% Of UK Electricity In 2024
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! Key headlines Renewable generation was a record 144.7 TWh in 2024, up 6.5 per cent from 2023, with new capacity more than offsetting less favourable weather conditions. Increased generation was driven by record levels ... [continued]
