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Elon Can’t Save Tesla By Leaving Washington

With Tesla’s disastrous quarterly results, it’s pretty clear that the company is actually in trouble. Despite years of poor product decisions (the Cybertruck is stacking up on Tesla property due to lack of buyers—something we warned you about in 2019), the company’s good decisions on things like powertrains, reliable charging, … [continued] The post Elon […]

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Transferring Tesla FSD Is Back! What Does This Mean?

Tesla is doing it again. If you have a Tesla with Full Self Driving (FSD), you can now (again) buy a new Tesla and have it transferred to that new car. Originally, after customers begged for this for years, Elon Musk conceded and agreed to let Tesla owners who had … [continued] The post Transferring […]

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Top 7 Stories in the Cleantech Revolution

It’s been a busy month, and a busy year. We’ve had some great cleantech news, but also some challenging news. Below are 7 top stories to highlight this week, as well as another 20 honorable mentions. California AB 942. Ugh. This is why we can’t have nice things. California is … [continued] The post Top […]

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Intersolar Europe 2025: SolarEdge Launches New 14a Compliant Solution, Opening German Residential Solar Customers to Smart Integration of Controllable Energy Loads

-New ONE Controller device will provide German residential installers with a simple solution to the new and complex §14a EnWG regulatory challenge* -Solution also enables integration of SolarEdge’s residential solar systems with leading third-party EV chargers and heat pumps -Also on display at Intersolar will be solutions for a variety of rooftops, from large to […]

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Toyota Invests More into Old Tech in West Virginia

Toyota quickly went from hero to villain in the eyes of many people concerned about the climate and wanting efficient cars. It led the market in hybrid vehicles for years, primarily through its popular Prius model line. However, when the full battery-electric era arrived, it was slow to get onboard. … [continued] The post Toyota […]

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