Author: CleanTechnica

Kav, call sign “Havok,” rides a Harley-Davidson. His wife drives a Tesla Model 3 LR. She also rides a Kawasaki Vulcan 650. When he told his biker mates that she was getting an electric vehicle, they said: “Electric vehicles are gay, mate!” We met for coffee this morning in the Brisbane CBD so that Kav […]

The historic province of Bataan, 127 kilometers (78 miles) from the capital city Manila, hosts the Philippines’ first and largest Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) owned and operated by San Miguel Corporation’s (SMC) Global Power Holdings Corp. (SMGP). The Philippines is now set to become one of the world’s leaders in the BESS with this […]

The Biden push for more community solar in America took a big step forward this week, thanks to an order for 2.5 million solar panels.

Update to EU Taxonomy could see green funds being funnelled into big polluters like Airbus, Ryanair, MSC and Carnival Cruises

A futuristic new building in Denver, Colorado, will host a rooftop solar array that supports urban agriculture in the emerging field of rooftop agrivoltaics.

How states spend federal infrastructure funding will either increase or decrease climate pollution from transportation — the choice is theirs. Tailpipe pollution from cars and trucks accounted for 23% of the country’s climate pollution in 2019, and indirect emissions from fuel and vehicle production bring that up to almost 40%. The 2020 decline in driving […]

The transition to electric mobility is well underway, as shown by rising market shares in several markets around the world.  One of the markets that I like to follow closely is Israel. This is a market dominated by imports and therefore can give us an indication of how things will look like in the new […]

Ford says it will pull out all the stops to reduce complexity in its model lineup as it struggles to remain profitable.

What do in-car games, live traffic updates, TikTok and Zoom meetings have in common? People want live PARKING info more!

Tech is helping to assuage controversies with innovations like floating LiDAR buoys, which can provide data and insights to those pursuing wind development opportunities, and telemetry tracking buoys to monitor information about the whales themselves.