Author: CleanTechnica

Does this mean that Australia’s government and billionaires will stop snorting hydrogen fumes to make the dollar signs in their eyes spin faster? Unlikely. That will take another few years.

TransWest Express will provide 3,000 megawatts of new transmission capacity.

Two-thirds of all electric car sales last year were in China. Now Chinese companies are looking to build export markets in Europe and the US.

It has been almost a year since I met with Ben Silver of Benzina Zero (which means “no petrol”). He talked then about how he has changed the way people move in Brisbane and wants to have a global impact. It looks like the beginning of his dream is coming true. Now he is looking […]

With climate change ramping up, some are asking if hydroelectricity and pumped hydro as a battery will be secure in the future. Will we have enough water when and where we need it? I recently wrote about the Wambo wind farm in Queensland, which is expected to be linked to the Borumba Dam to provide […]

Teslas are undoubtedly the world’s most sophisticated production cars, loaded with technology and even AI. So, taking such an advanced vehicle to a car wash in a classic style is now deprecated. Tesla has its own “Car Wash Mode.” It is useful if it is activated before giving your dream car a bubble bath. The […]

Aside from the four Tesla models, one more electric vehicle made the top 6 in this

While Tesla has just recently announced plans to construct a new Gigafactory in Mexico, the automaker is already looking to invest in other new factories and gigafactories. CEO Elon Musk recently met with French President Emmanuel Macron, leaving some wondering if the country could host the gigafactory that follows Tesla’s new facility in Nuevo León, […]

The US electric vehicle industry is finally growing up. EV sales are climbing and EV market share may reach 10% before too long, especially if a couple more good, serious, mass-market EVs come to market. But with EVs, a big part of the story is the development of the charging infrastructure. Luckily, at this critical […]

Several companies see a bright future for an electric air taxi service. United expects to start its service in 2025.