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The folks at Redodo, a battery manufacturer, recently reached out to us because they wanted us to test their 12V 100Ah Mini LiFePO4 battery. After testing it and seeing where it would fit, I’m not only going to recommend it to readers looking to replace a lead-acid deep-cycle battery, but also to anybody who needs […]

I see this study as part of a strategy on China's part to deliver the energy economy of the future in Sub-Saharan Africa, bringing them out of energy poverty over the coming decades.

Colorado will be the first US state to adopt a framework of rules to reduce methane emissions from oil and gas operations.

EJET electric jet tender promises ICE-beating performance with speeds of 35 knots and up to 40 nautical miles of range.

1 in 4 new passenger vehicles in France have a plug in 2023.

The overall German auto market had another positive month in June (+25% year over year), with BEVs being the highlight (+64% YoY). There were 52,988 BEV registrations last month, 19% of the overall market, a 2% increase YoY. That pulled the market up — quite different from PHEVs, which were down 39%. The latter are […]

GM’s robotaxi firm Cruise is slowly expanding, and its next market appears to be Miami. Just as magical Lionel Messi started his new era of soccer in The Magic City, magical Cruise robotaxis started testing on its roads. That’s all the news we have — “We’re excited to start initial testing and data collection in […]

Robert Isaac, self-confessed über-nerd and track racer, brought his modified Model 3 Performance to our electric vehicle event in Bundaberg a couple of weeks ago and told me his fascinating story. He has allowed me to share it with the readership of CleanTechnica. Enjoy. By Robert Isaac I’ve been a car enthusiast since first doing […]

BYD wants to build a factory to make electric cars and batteries in India, but its offer has been rejected over security concerns.

BYD wants to build a factory to make electric cars and batteries in India, but its offer has been rejected over security concerns.