Peterbilt has unveiled four new medium duty electric trucks powered by a battery-electric powertrain from PACCAR. The post Peterbilt Unveils New Electric Truck Models While Dispute With California Continues appeared first on CleanTechnica.
One of my favorite over-the-air updates to my 2019 Tesla Model 3 came right after I bought it. Tesla added the capability to watch YouTube, Netflix, Disney+, and other things on the vehicle touchscreen. Actually, I forget now if all of those were added at once or some were added … [continued] The post Audi […]
A few times in the past few months, Elon Musk has said that Tesla would remove its human safety monitors in some robotaxis by the end of this year. This is the biggie. Or one of the biggies. It’s one thing to have ~30 robotaxis driving around Austin and San … [continued] The post Tesla […]
People — especially many of our highly esteemed CleanTechnica readers — have been clamoring for someone to produce a truly cheap electric car for years. Battery prices have come down enough to make it possible. Chinese carmakers have been able to do it. But we haven’t been granted such an … [continued] The post Citroën […]
Cash-strapped voters are tuning out the Left’s endless eco scare tactics, leaving the climate cult behind.
Trump’s DOE backs a nuclear comeback with loans and fewer hurdles to speed construction of up to 10 new reactors.
The Paris Agreement and net-zero collapse was predictable given the realities of affordable, reliable energy.
CBS’s ‘Fire Country’ pushes climate panic while glossing over the real, man-made wildfire problems California created for itself.
In a candid interview, astrophysicist Willie Soon warns the sun—not CO2—is the main driver of climate change, shaking up conventional wisdom.
This abstract distills the core value, requirements, market impact, and practical guidance of UL1741 certification for solar inverters entering the North American market. As a mandatory safety standard developed by Underwriters Laboratories (UL), UL1741 covers critical requirements including anti-islanding protection, grid compatibility (e.g., ±5% voltage/frequency fluctuation for 120V/240V split-phase models), and fire safety, with the […]