Author: CleanTechnica

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! My wife Becky and I received our AWD (2 engine) Cybertruck on March 29th, 2024, at the Seattle Tesla Service Center. The delivery experience was smooth and pleasant. I was excited to see how ... [continued]

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! The recent firing of Tesla’s whole Supercharger team sent shockwaves through the EV scene. We were left with important questions about why a team that has been doing such excellent work all got sent ... [continued]

U.S. Department of Treasury & Energy Announce Up To $6 Billion In Second Round Of Tax Credit Allocations For Projects Expanding Clean

In the early years of CleanTechnica, Tesla was the only game in town on the EV front. However, maybe the time has come to end all semblance of being Musk fanbois.

BYD is selling some models in foreign markets for double or triple what it charges in China. How long can that last?

Disadvantaged communities typically are sited near power plants belching air pollutants. Clean energy infrastructure needs to address this.

An e-cargo bike that can carry goods and passengers? Yes, please. The Oh Wow Conductor Plus is a convertible electric trike that is designed to act as a cargo bike when you need to haul stuff, and to quickly switch into a cycle rickshaw/pedicab mode when you need to carry a couple of passengers.

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! In a recent video by Fox News, the company finds basically every EV-negative headline they could find for the last several years, and then interviews an automotive journalist who owns two older EVs. The ... [continued]

The G7 energy ministers have agreed to a statement that supports phasing out coal-fired generating stations by 2035.

Seemingly endless debates over the size and scope of national monuments continue to this day, with conservatives often wanting to shrink the monuments and leave room for economic activity and progressives wanting to expand them to protect more nature, even if it means less ranching, logging, and drilling.