Foton Motor Philippines, Inc. hosted an “EV Forward” event at its Clark assembly plant, showcasing its comprehensive lineup of electric vehicles. The event was held in collaboration with the Clark Development Corporation (CDC), reaffirming its strong support for the initiative. CDC President and CEO Atty. Agnes VST Devanadera emphasized the … [continued] The post Foton […]
The Philippines is officially entering a new era of energy with a landmark 4.99 MW floating solar plant on the Malubog Reservoir in Toledo City, Cebu. The floating photovoltaic farm is a pioneering project, a collaboration between Carmen Copper Corp. and the global engineering firm Black & Veatch. It … [continued] The post Philippines’ […]
Despite the abrupt shift in federal energy policy this year the US fleet electrification movement continues apace, powered by new analytic tools, new opportunities for grid interaction, and an ever-widening range of vehicle options. The post Fleet Electrification Is Getting Easier By The Day appeared first on CleanTechnica.
In an article for the Detroit Free Press, Ethan Dodd speculates how Chinese EVs could come to the US. The answer may surprise you. The post The Nvidia Deal Shows How Chinese-Made EVs Could Come To The US appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Before climate change was even a thing, California’s Great Flood of 1862 and other mega disasters illustrated the state’s vulnerability to extreme weather.
Louisiana is scrapping its multi-billion-dollar Gulf wetlands project, citing rising costs and risks to the state’s seafood industry.
All London motorists will face higher congestion fees, while zero-emission cars lose their exemption, generating millions for Mayor Khan’s coffers.
New Jerseyans are facing even higher electric bills after shutting power plants, chasing costly wind and solar, and embracing extreme climate policies.
The off-site solar project is expected to reduce university’s Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions 50% by 2030
Together, the companies – which have both individually received investment from Norwegian clean-tech fund manager Katapult Ocean – will target applications for remote offshore sites in a variety of sectors, such as energy, defence and the wider Blue Economy.