First 180 MWh of battery storage projects secured in Lithuania, with long-term plans to accelerate energy storage deployment across the region.
Has Tesla dug itself a hole with its insistence on advertising is Autopilot and Full Self Driving systems? Two court cases may decide. The post California Could Suspend Tesla Manufacturing Over False Advertising Claim appeared first on CleanTechnica.
One of the things that’s easy to forget in our hyper-splintered media and misinformation world is that many people operate on completely different information from you and me, and sometimes that means they are extremely disconnected from reality. We’ve been covering the transition to electric vehicles for more than a … [continued] The post Why […]
I was at Starbuck’s yesterday and I didn’t see you. I went to the mall and you weren’t there either. I know you have to get groceries, but I never see you there. No! Wait! That must be wrong. The most recent Gallup poll tells me that you are half … [continued] The post Are […]
UN chief António Guterres said this week that renewables are clearly winning over fossil fuels in most countries around the world. The post United Nations Chief António Guterres Foresees Fossil Fuel Tipping Point appeared first on CleanTechnica.
The new Ride1Up TrailRush is a high-performance, full-suspension electric mountain bike (eMTB) designed for riders who want serious trail capability with the convenience of pedal assist. With a powerful Brose TF Sprinter mid-drive motor, premium components, and smart design choices, the TrailRush offers impressive value and performance in the crowded … [continued] The post Ride1Up […]
California’s Climate Superfund bills stalled amid high energy costs, legal risks, and fading support—even as other states face federal lawsuits.
Germany’s power grid costs have more than doubled in a decade, driving up electricity prices and fueling criticism of the country’s ‘green transition.’
The UN’s top court is set to unveil potential penalties for countries that defy climate mandates, but critics say the ruling has no teeth.
The recent cuts at the State Dept are sparking the usual outrage, but past Dem policies killed millions of jobs with far less media scrutiny.