Developed under the EU’s Horizon Europe–funded PLOTEC project, the prototype represents the next step in harnessing Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) to deliver round-the-clock clean power to island nations most exposed to climate risks.

It seems that AI and robots are all the rage these days. The future is all about AI and robots. I keep getting fed stories about these, some extremely optimistic, some extremely pessimistic. The following are a few big stories and comments from recent weeks. AI Bubble or Bomb? There’s … [continued] The post AI […]

I spent some time driving for Lyft with my Model 3. It was hands-down one of the most interesting and fun experiences I’ve had in my own personal cleantech journey. I’m going to put together an article with some summaries of others’ stories doing the same, so if you’ve driven … [continued] The post Have […]

Even though the federal EV buying incentives are gone in the US, the state of Colorado still has some for its own residents. Of course, there are some rules to follow to qualify. “To maintain some of its EV momentum, the state will increase benefits offered through its Vehicle Exchange … [continued] The post Colorado […]

Because why not? NVIDIA has actually been involved in the robotaxi world for years, providing different hardware needs to various automakers who have been automating more and more driving. For example, I just noticed that four years ago I wrote about AutoX robotaxis using NVIDIA Drive. NVIDIA also put out … [continued] The post NVIDIA […]

The global solar industry is cranking up to speed with an assist from modern energy storage technology, to achieve baseload, 24/7 reliability at the gigawatt scale. The post The Global Solar Industry Builds Momentum While US President Trump Builds…A Ballroom! appeared first on CleanTechnica.

The Hill warns of climate Armageddon unless U.S. generals join the fight against ‘Mother Nature,’ now deemed a national security threat.

While China’s rare earth threat exposes U.S. supply chain risks, Europe’s energy crisis shows how net zero policies backfired spectacularly.

As Democrats struggle with climate messaging, voters feel the pinch from rising utility bills and the party’s costly green energy policies.

A top lawyer spearheading climate lawsuits says the quiet part out loud: litigation is a backdoor carbon tax on oil companies and consumers.