General Motors’ decision to end development of its next generation Hydrotec fuel cells for vehicles did not come as a surprise. It marked the close of a long, careful experiment. After years of research, pilot programs, and cautious optimism, GM finally acknowledged what the energy math had been showing for … [continued] The post General […]
While writing my last article on the prices of the 70 electric cars, trucks, SUVs, and vans on the US auto market, I was surprised to find out that 24 of the models have a base MSRP below the average new car selling price in the country, and 13 are … [continued] The post 7 […]
The floating offshore wind industry is poised for growth with advancing technologies and expanding commercial projects. Due to the Trump administration’s rejection of renewable energy, however, offshore wind proposals in the US seem on first glance to be fraught with uncertainty. Maine’s offshore wind industry is moving along nicely, though, … [continued] The post Maine’s […]
Before diving into electric car prices, it’s important to always recognize that there’s a difference between price and cost — sometimes a very big difference. The cost of a vehicle includes how much it costs to fuel/charge it, how much it costs to maintain it, and even how much it … [continued] The post Prices […]
A pope’s ice blessing melts into controversy as faith, politics, and climate activism collide.
A meteorologist disputes the oversimplified ‘settled science’ narrative, highlighting a 3D view of the atmosphere and the water cycle’s role in warming.
COP30 exposes the flaws of Net Zero policies, rising energy costs, and global climate claims as experts and voters push back worldwide.
When fear replaced science, climate bureaucrats and media narratives turned inquiry into obedience—and faith over facts.
Coinciding with the introduction of Flir’s groundbreaking iXX-Series app-enabled thermal camera, which cuts workflow steps and reporting time by up to 50%, the Flir Hackathon App Challenge 2025 is now open.
Sungrow, global leading PV inverter and energy storage system (ESS) provider, announced last month the successful grid connection of the first 400MWh of ENGIE’s 200MW/800MWh battery energy storage project in Vilvoorde, Belgium. The largest of its kind on mainland Europe, the project utilizes 320 units of Sungrow’s innovative PowerTitan liquid-cooled battery storage units.