Daily Archive: May 2, 2025

The Dutch hydrogen pipeline risks repeating Canada's TMX financial disaster—rising costs, low utilization, and endless taxpayer-funded subsidies ahead.

As the cloud of tariff-related price hikes looms over the auto industry, there’s some calm to be enjoyed before the storm hits.

Its future involves EVs and, yes, even cars with rotary engines.

As EVs soar in China, US brands are falling fast. A decade of poor strategy met a trade war, and the result is a market lost in real time.

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Slate is all about reducing costs by reducing complexity, so why isn't it using Gigacasting?

The US offshore wind industry is digging in for the long haul with a focus on domestic manufacturing for global markets.

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Sunrun is significantly scaling up its innovative CalReady distributed power plant. The project now links together 75,000 home solar batteries -- four times larger than last year's setup -- becoming one of the most substantial distributed battery networks in the United States.

Plus, we analyze April’s EV sales drop and how Chinese EVs are helping decarbonize road transport in several countries.