Author: CleanTechnica

A new flow battery is just the latest sign that Georgia is gearing up to leading the energy transition, ESG or no ESG.

Production of the refreshed Tesla Model 3 is scheduled to begin in Shanghai later this month according to Chinese news sources.

Hydrogen as an energy carrier plays always fail once spreadsheet jockeys are allowed to enter realistic numbers and compare to clear alternatives, instead of being constrained to fantasies about free hydrogen and delusions about batteries made of gold and platinum.

A new law has set high environmental standards for batteries from electric cars. But its effectiveness will be determined by rules that are still up for discussion.

The “dither and delay” manoeuvres of the UK government concerning the zero emissions car and van mandate could risk billions of pounds worth of private investment going into the UK charging network which could endanger the whole decarbonisation of transport, Europe’s leading clean transport NGO, Transport & Environment, has said. Currently the UK charging infrastructure […]

The U.S. solar energy industry is hotter than it’s ever been, and the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 hasn’t just stimulated new solar power development, it’s provided long-term stability and support to the industry that has changed the story. But then, what is the U.S. solar energy story today? If you want the long, detailed […]

Meet Mark Curtis. Mark is a normal guy, living the American dream. He married his college sweetheart, Becky, who he met at a keg party as a freshman at Michigan State. He and Becky started a company in custom software and consulting, and ran the company for 30 years before retiring recently. Mark is a […]

Time flies. The first half of 2023 has already been over for a while, and the EV transition is accelerating, so we’re bringing news from a region often forgotten when speaking about electric vehicles: Latin America. We will divide this series of articles into three parts: the laggards, the middle of the pack, and the […]

With an assist from the global steel industry, the humble electric vehicle battery case is ready for its Mobility-as-as-Service closeup.

Starting with Texas, Tesla (TSLA) is now expanding its wings as a retail electricity provider. The electric auto manufacturing and energy company is currently providing cost-effective electricity to its Tesla vehicle owners and Tesla Powerwall (home battery storage) customers. The most attractive offer Tesla is putting out on the table is the $25/month unlimited overnight […]