Author: CleanTechnica

Tesla A “Sustainability Behemoth,” Analyst Calls Out

Tesla is increasingly focusing on renewable energy as a whole, rather than just electric vehicles, offering a broad range of solar and energy storage products for clean energy purposes. The result has made Tesla into an unprecedented and new type of company, and one that offers huge benefits to the world in the way of […]

AVA & BasiGo Partner To Assemble Kenya’s First Electric Buses: 1,000 Buses Over 3 Years, Creating At Least 600 Jobs

The transition to electric mobility is happening faster than previously  thought. Electric buses provide a key pathway to increasing access to more sustainable transport for the majority, especially in developing countries. Electric buses coupled with the right business models can usher a new era in Africa’s mass transit sector and also catalyze the manufacturing sector, […]

CleanTechnica Tested: The Jackery Solar Generator 1500 Pro

Jackery’s line of lithium-ion based portable power stations set the bar for the category and defined what a solar generator was for consumers around the world. The category has expanded significantly and has become the backbone for off-grid homes, van lifers, RV people, campers, and much more all around the world. Jackery continues to lead […]

New Charger Alert! FLO Introduces Rugged New X5 EV Charger

Searching for a high quality EV charger for your home or small business? There are many to choose from today at all different price points. One of the best is the new X5 smart charger from FLO. Rated for 240 volts, this 30 amp unit will charge five times faster than a Level 1 device, […]

Beaver Dams Could Help Alleviate Drought

Montanans are working to alleviate the impact of the region’s climate-fueled drought by building faux beaver dams, and they’re hoping to attract beavers back to the region in the process, Yale Climate Connections reports. European colonizers wiped out local beaver populations. Now, the Big Hole Watershed Committee is building replica beaver dams to slow runoff-fed […]