Tigo tradeshow presence will also feature installer-friendly residential solar-plus-storage solution and up to 40% Reclaimed Energy with residential solar optimization

Jolywood continues to push the boundaries of solar performance with two groundbreaking products: the Windproof Module and the NIWA Full-Black Solar Modules.

Kia continues to act as a leader in the EV arena, today rolling out a couple of intelligent charging capabilities in the USA and the Netherlands. Vehicle-to-Home Capability in USA In certain US states, Kia is bringing vehicle-to-home (V2H) capability for EV9 owners. That means they can use the electricity … [continued] The post Kia […]

Shareholders of Deere & Co. voted overwhelmingly today to reject a proposal seeking to curb the company’s diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) plans. According to MarketWatch, this is the latest sign of investor resistance to conservative efforts to end diversity practices. At its annual shareholders meeting on February 26, 2025, … [continued] The post 98.7 […]

In the world of portable power stations, the DJI Power 1000 stands out as a powerhouse of reliability and efficiency. With an impressive 1024Wh lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) battery, 2200W continuous AC output (2600W peak), super-fast charging capabilities, and ultra-silent 23dB operation, this device is a game-changer for home backup … [continued] The post DJI […]

Despite the efforts of the federal government, several states are continuing to support Buy Clean programs that reduce emissions. The post States Are Pursuing Buy Clean Policies & Programs appeared first on CleanTechnica.

Weather patterns are changing, and whether one believes it is due to climate change or a trendy weather warfare perspective, the experience remains. The health hazards remain. The need for continual data remains. Change can’t be conjectured without viable statistics, viable data, and viable science. In the midst of too … [continued] The post Maps […]

Another study shows climate models overestimate humidity trends, as real data shows a ocean warming is leading to less evaporation, not more.

CNBC’s climate-driven housing collapse ignores data showing no climate change-induced extreme weather or decline in property values.