Author: CleanTechnica

Almost 2 years ago, I alerted the CleanTechnica community to Project Symphony in Western Australia. It’s time for an encore, but first, a reprise. Project Symphony is the brainchild of Dr Andrew Mears. Its aim is to bring energy security to the edges of the grid. It uses a distributed energy management technology platform to […]

Compare 2023's top solar batteries: Tesla Powerwall, Enphase Encharge, SunPower SunVault, and FranklinWH. Choose the best for your needs.

To date, over 90 countries have set net-zero emissions targets, committing to help prevent the most harmful impacts from climate change. But questions remain around the credibility of many of these pledges and whether these goals will be met. Together, countries with net-zero targets — which include China, the United States and India — are […]

It’s been 3 years since Tesla rocked the industry with shockingly low solar prices, and a lot has changed in the market. I’m beginning a quest to get solar on 4 homes, and documenting it here. The Challenge Of Shopping For Solar I’m shopping for solar for 4 different homes right now. My wife and […]

Study finds that global downturn after Pacific climate pattern persists

Somebody benefits from each media story. Who benefits from questioning the power and future of EVs?

Who would have thought that a report bought and paid for by pipeline builders and operators, staffed with people with a strong bias toward molecules for energy would have found exactly what the buyers wanted?

The June figures have been released and Australia is nudging 10% EV penetration. We are now where I was expecting us to be at the end of last year. The Tesla Model Y and the refreshed MG ZS EV arrived in November and boosted the figures, but the 10% bar seemed elusive. The first 5 […]

How do you encourage vested interests to move away from fossil fuels and into future-facing mining activities? That is, away from coal mining and into mining the resources to make batteries. The Queensland Labour government is trying to strike the right balance. The Labour Party receives the majority of support from the union movement. One […]

North Carolina workers urgently need formal standards to protect them from the costly health consequences of extreme heat.