The proposed adjustments constitute a related-party transaction, remain subject to the Company’s board approval and CSI Solar minority shareholder approval, and may be adjusted based on forthcoming regulatory guidance and other considerations. Share this… Facebook Twitter Linkedin
XPENG didn’t have a blockbuster growth months for once in November, but its sales did rise 19% year over year. It was actually November of last year that XPENG’s sales first jumped up a lot year over year. So, it’s going to be a bit harder now to have those … [continued] The post XPENG […]
In a recent roundup of Tesla “Full Self Driving” (FSD) news, I mentioned Elon Musk tweeting that the number of Tesla Robotaxis on the road in Austin would “roughly double” in December. First of all, it’s important to note these are not truly driverless robotaxis yet, as Tesla still has … [continued] The post Tesla […]
Well, this is not good news. TÜV of Germany — or Technischer Überwachungsverein if you want to try your tongue at the full name — is a collection of independent German organizations that evaluate the safety and quality of a variety of products and systems. It is a widely respected … [continued] The post German […]
Utah started the trend toward balcony solar in the US and now five other states are considering similar legislation. The post More US States Are Promoting Balcony Solar appeared first on CleanTechnica. Share this… Facebook Twitter Linkedin
We’ve had our 2019 Tesla Model 3 Standard Range Plus (SR+) since August 2019. It feels like half that long, and I hope the car can go at least twice this long. I completely forgot about doing a 6-year review of the car until Fritz Hasler published his. Thanks, Fritz. … [continued] The post Tesla […]
If you are not aware of Chinese battery technical leadership, it is probably time to take notice. As of 2025, CATL and BYD have over 50% of the world’s EV battery market share. From January to September, they accounted for 811.7 GWh. CATL and BYD are not the only battery … [continued] The post The […]
Solar and wind power have a lot going for them. They ease global warming stress and its climate consequences. They don’t cost as fossil fuels at utility scale, and they’re a lot less harmful to people’s health than fossil fuels. Of all of these reasons to favor solar and wind … [continued] The post You’d […]
When looking at the cars from Leapmotor, I got the impression that they were attractive but a bit like vanilla ice cream. Good, but not the most flavorful. However, in the context of their partnership with Stellantis, the potential to rebrand with localized flavors on top of that “vanilla” is … [continued] The post Bring […]
Utility scale solar power plants and rooftop solar installations are providing public schools with relief from high electricity costs while bringing new educational and workforce development opportunities into the classroom…who could hate it? The post Solar Power Benefits Public Schools, And What’s Wrong With That? appeared first on CleanTechnica. Share this… Facebook Twitter Linkedin