-Gaffney, South Carolina, selected for new 3.7 GW facility; expected to create over 600 new jobs -Facility expands First Solar’s US capital investment to approximately $4.5 billion -Largest American solar manufacturer expects almost 18 GW of domestic production capacity in 2027

Through the last few months, we’ve been working on a project for a Latin American Zero-Emission Observatory (ZEMO). And by “we,” I mean myself and the team at FIER Automotive, a company committed to build a more sustainable future that currently operates the European Alternative Fuels Observatory (EAFO). ZEMO is … [continued] The post Latin […]

The Toyota battery factory in North Carolina is the only such facility outside of Japan and has a capacity of 30 GWh per year. The post Toyota Commissions New Battery Factory And Pledges $10 Billion Investment In US appeared first on CleanTechnica.

I wrote another technoeconomic assessment of why hydrogen will not be cheap, and the reaction from hydrogen advocates was familiar. They focused on small pieces of the analysis and treated each point as if it existed in isolation. That pattern confirmed something important. The debate is not about one technology … [continued] The post Hydrogen’s […]

Following up on our discussion of China’s EV market and expectations for 2026 and 2030, José Pontes, Larry Evans, Steve Hanley, and I engaged in a long discussion focused on the European EV market and our EV sales forecasts for Europe in 2026 and in 2030. Check out the full discussion in … [continued] The post European […]

The EV revolution in Australia is sputtering along but has not yet caught on. BYD intends to change that with its new affordable Atto models. The post BYD Leads Surge In EV Sales In Australia appeared first on CleanTechnica.

The Trump administration said Newsom’s COP30 trip was ‘embarrassing’ and mocked his climate stance as Californians face sky-high energy costs.

A controversial study warns a collapsing Atlantic current could trigger a new ice age, though AMOC measurements show no ongoing slowdown.

At COP30, the UN is moving to stifle climate dissent through its Orwellian ‘Information Integrity’ push.

The Supreme Court faces growing calls to review Boulder’s climate case amid revelations of hidden state-level policy goals like a carbon tax.