Netherlands scenario work reveals hydrogen hype fading—electric arc furnaces, batteries, and methanol shape a decarbonized future.
Daily Archive: August 17, 2025
Solar Power Is An Isolated Island’s Weapon Against A Fossil Fuel Monopoly
Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. The Philippines has 7,641 islands. One of the most serene and relatively isolated of them is the island of Siquijor. The island is a province on its own in the Central Visayas region. In terms of size, it is the ... [continued]
Inside The Netherlands’ Bold Energy Future: Lessons From TenneT
Dutch experts and Canadian strategists explore wind, solar, biomethane, and storage to shape a bold 2050 energy future with TenneT.
Chevy Silverado EV Driven Over 1,000 Miles On A Single Charge
At first, when I saw a Silverado EV had been driven over 1,000 miles on a single charge I assumed it might have been on a track.
Undersea Desalination Pods To Solve Water And Energy Woes
The US startup OceanWell is scaling up its plans to deploy modular pods under the sea for energy efficient seawater desalination.
The Quiet EV Charging Emissions You Didn’t Know Existed
Whenever you plug your EV into a DC fast charger, it kicks up fine particles that pollute the air. But how much does it really matter?
The Quiet EV Charging Emissions You Didn’t Know Existed
Whenever you plug your EV into a DC fast charger, it kicks up fine particles that pollute the air. But how much does it really matter?
Genesis May Bury Its Cheapest Sedan
Genesis's most affordable car is expected to be on the chopping block, showing how luxury brands are leaving sedans in the dust.
This Uber Tesla Model 3’s Battery Is Still Outstanding After 255,000 Miles
The Model 3, which is regularly used for Uber rides, is still on its original motor and battery.
These Affordable Electric SUVs Would Sell Like Crazy In The U.S.
Mahindra’s new electric SUV concepts make America’s EVs look oversized and overpriced.
