Author: CleanTechnica

The Inflation Reduction Act includes language that classifies greenhouse gases as pollutants to be regulated by the EPA.

MUUS Climate Partners (MCP), the venture capital arm of MUUS & Co., announced the close of its $50 million MUUS Convergence Fund in March. Here at CleanTechnica, we write a lot about clean, renewable energy and sustainable technology, but not nearly as much about the investment perspective. How climate tech and cleantech companies get financing […]

MUUS Climate Partners (MCP), the venture capital arm of MUUS & Co., announced the close of its $50 million MUUS Convergence Fund in March. Here at CleanTechnica, we write a lot about clean, renewable energy and sustainable technology, but not nearly as much about the investment perspective. How climate tech and cleantech companies get financing […]

Glenn Groves from regional Victoria shares his journey from a V8 Chevrolet IROC-Z Camaro to a fully electric Nissan LEAF via a Toyota Prius hybrid. He contacted me through the Nissan LEAF Facebook page. I have written about people’s love of the V8 Camaro previously. Glenn covers it from a previous owner’s perspective, and now […]

The battery division of Volkswagen Group, PowerCo SE, has picked the location to construct its biggest battery gigafactory to date — St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada. A potential final expansion stage could produce of up to 90 GWh of batteries annually. Actually, they already announced it last month. This was more of the formal announcement. PowerCo […]

A Car2Car project that explores the circular economy in car manufacturing is being led by BMW Group and is being funded by the German government. BMW Group is collaborating with experts from the recycling sector, commodities processors, and the scientific community to find ways to raise the caliber of secondary raw materials produced through the […]

The Chevy Bolt and Bolt EUV production will end this year, GM says. There are no plans to replace it with an affordable EV.

Electric cars are quickly becoming a reality in the U.S., but the charging infrastructure remains a barrier to mainstream adoption. To support increasing numbers of EVs on the road, the U.S. will need to prioritize the rollout of direct current fast-charging stations. But just how many DC fast-chargers will be needed to support the oncoming […]

Snacks: Check. Road trip tunes: Check. An interactive map showing electric vehicle charging stations at the national park you are visiting: Check, check, and check. As electric vehicle (EV) adoption grows — and tourism to U.S. national parks skyrockets — many visitors to the nation’s wild spaces have the same question: Can I charge my […]

The US Supreme Court has turned aside five appeals from fossil fuel companies which do not want to be sued in state courts.