Monthly Archive: June 2025

PeopleForBikes does annual rankings of the most-bikeable cities in the USA. It ranks cities in three categories — large, medium, and small. Various factors go into the rankings. Naturally, it takes time to make big changes in bike infrastructure or launch big bike programs, so rankings don’t change dramatically, but ... [continued]

Molten oxide electrolysis promises zero-carbon steelmaking but faces challenges from high-temperature corrosion, durability, and electricity costs.

Tesla calls it the world's first autonomous delivery of a car, from the Giga Texas factory to a new owner's home in South Austin.

Electrified biomethane DRI offers a practical negative emissions route for steelmaking, if biomass availability and economic barriers can be overcome.

For around $800, you can address one of the original Model Y's biggest problems.

By Mandira Ganti, intern, Tech Communications They say food is fuel, which turns out to be a perfect metaphor for understanding how electric vehicle batteries work — they’re built like lasagna. Creating the perfect lasagna can be daunting, but it’s easy to eat (plus, it’s tasty!). Building a high-performance EV ... [continued]

Electricity demand in the PJM Interconnection and ISO New England (two regional grid operators covering the Northeast United States) reached multiyear highs on June 23 and June 24, respectively. Electricity demand increased significantly due to a heat wave that affected most of the Eastern United States this week. PJM Interconnection Electricity load in the PJM ... [continued]

Yes, things continue to be weird in the orbit of Elon Musk. Apparently, groups of people in cities and states across the US that are very upset about several — or numerous — horrible things Elon Musk and his crew did in politics are now working to advocate for changes ... [continued]

NEVI has been the mechanism to populate major cities and roads with EV chargers. It will help renters and travelers to charge confidently.