Author: CleanTechnica

Canoo must be doing something right — it has done a great job landing notable US government contracts, which is never easy to do. We reported on the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) ordering Canoo electric vehicles back in December and February. A few days ago, I wrote that the partnership with the DOD was […]

We in very developed nations often forget that much of the world doesn’t have electricity, and other places don’t have very reliable electricity. There are many solar startups and nonprofit organizations out there doing what they can to help bring electricity to more of the world, and especially to bring it using clean, renewable energy […]

Rooftop solar systems on commercial buildings, parking lots, and garages could lower emissions and provide good returns on investment.

Report: Strong Clean Vehicle Standards Can Deliver $44 Billion in Health, Economic and Climate Benefits to New Mexicans SANTA FE, NM — New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham recently announced bold action which will give New Mexicans more electric car and truck options in the coming years, and a new report shows the state can […]

Solar power press frequently covers home solar with some commercial solar, but typically not nearly as much about community solar. Community solar is a clean, renewable energy solution for people who may not be able to afford to buy their own home solar power systems. Clean, renewable energy must be inclusive of all, or some […]

In Part 1, I gave readers an update on my efforts to bring more “boots on the ground” coverage and review work to CleanTechnica. Getting even a basic and cheap cargo trailer built proved to be a bigger challenge than expected, but I manage to build it, get it loaded, and take some items out […]

A new method for manufacturing EV batteries could cut costs, improve performance, and eliminate toxic slurries, to boot.

167,217 passenger vehicles were sold in Israel in the overall market from January to June of this year. 28,834 were full battery-electrics, meaning that 17.2% of vehicles sold in the first half of the year were fully electric. In terms of brand market share, Geely was in second place with 4,492 units over the period. […]

James Hansen is now 82 years old. It has been 35 years since he warned the Senate about greenhouse gases and global warming.

Tesla's continued yet modest profitability wasn't quite enough for Wall Street, and the all-electric carmaker's valuation dropped 5% after closing on Wednesday.