Following our report on Q4 auto sales in the US, including pure electric vehicle (EV) sales versus fossil fuel vehicle (FFV) sales, we’ve got a new, much bigger report — well, it’s the same size and type of report, but it’s for full-year sales rather than 4th quarter sales. Like … [continued] The post USA […]

Researchers are zeroing in on the value of utility-scale energy storage systems as a replacement for gas peaker plants and other grid services. The post In Solar vs. Gas Matchup, It Was Energy Storage That Killed The Beast appeared first on CleanTechnica.

• Australia’s Catholic Church and its Notre Dame universities own and buy land and buildings, sell tax free education, and pay no tax or council rates – and kill communities by replacing street and community life with disengaged students, teachers and bureaucrats. For decades the Church’s Australian leader was Cardinal Pell. Rivers of gold, no […]

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It’s time for another look at how the US auto industry has changed in recent years, in this report focusing in on the 4th quarter and extending from 2024 back through 2019. Let’s dive in and see how things have changed across the industry first, before narrowing down to the … [continued] The post US […]

Although it is two weeks to the official launch, Majella and I were able to take a preview look at the new Geely EX5. The Geely name means “auspicious” or “propitious” in Chinese. Our friendly sales rep even let my granddaughters have a play with the car. Sadly, we were … [continued] The post Geely […]

Reports are out that production of the Mini Cooper EV is delayed in the UK. That also means that the Cooper EV as well as the fully electric Aceman model are most likely going to be delayed in the US. Of course, the Cooper EV and Aceman are produced in … [continued] The post Mini […]

Researchers in the UK show how solar and farming can compliment each other and contribute to energy and food security. The post Study Shows Solar And Farming Can Co-Exist In UK appeared first on CleanTechnica.

The global cement industry, long recognized as a backbone of infrastructure development, faces mounting pressure to reduce its environmental impact. Responsible for approximately 7–8% of global carbon emissions, cement production is one of the most carbon-intensive industrial processes. Yet, as climate policies tighten and innovation accelerates, the industry stands at … [continued] The post Cement […]