Germany’s hydrogen backbone now exists as steel in the ground and pressurized pipe, but the more important infrastructure was laid long before any trench was dug. That infrastructure was intellectual. A long sequence of studies, models, and policy-facing analyses created the impression that large scale hydrogen for energy use was … [continued] The post From […]
At the introduction of the new Volvo EX60, the company let it be known it is working on plug-in hybrids that will be more like electric cars. The post Volvo Working On PHEVs With 100-Mile Range appeared first on CleanTechnica.
A few years ago, it dawned on me that clean, electric-powered aviation isn’t part of some far off solarpunk future. While we’re not going to see electric passenger jets or medical helicopters this year, there are already electric aircraft replacing ICE aircraft almost everywhere. Aerial photography, surveying, search and rescue, … [continued] The post Trump’s […]
Politicians worldwide confront soaring energy costs with minimal climate gains. Net zero is on its way out.
South Korea’s net zero agenda cuts coal and LNG, risking deindustrialization as industry is forced onto unreliable power.
The integration automatically transfers Scanifly design data and panel placement directly into IronRidge’s Design Assistant, eliminating platform switching and saving contractors 1-3 hours per project.
The new Nissan LEAF could be an absolute blockbuster. If it came from another brand, I’m convinced it could break records, but Nissan is a good midsized car company that could have really hit it out of the park with this one. The pricing and spec and size and design … [continued] The post New […]
Electricity demand in Virginia is rising at a historic pace, and families and businesses are feeling the impact in the form of higher utility bills. Solar and energy storage offer the most immediate and cost-effective solution. These technologies are the fastest and cheapest new sources of electricity to build, allowing power to come online … [continued] The post Solar […]
WASHINGTON D.C. — Today the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) announced the election of Scott Moskowitz of Qcells as chair of its Board of Directors, alongside a slate of newly elected board members representing the full breadth of the U.S. solar and storage industry. Moskowitz’s election as chair, representing Qcells, a major solar … [continued] The post SEIA […]
Some bad news from South Africa. In a year which saw the overall market reach levels not seen in well over a decade, BEV sales were unfortunately down 17%. BEV sales were already very low, and one had hoped sales would kick on following years of decent growth, albeit from … [continued] The post BEV […]