Leading Kei Car Manufacturers Work Together to Produce Commercial Kei Vans
Suzuki Motor Corporation and Daihatsu Motor Co., Ltd. are experts in making what is known in Japan as the kei car.
Hardly Testing The EcoFlow DELTA Pro Power Station
CleanTechnica author Jennifer Sensiba puts the EcoFlow DELTA Pro Power Station To A Hard Test – see how it did!
BYD Will Launch Car Sales In Sweden and Germany
BYD is making plans to expand its presence in Europe by being part of the Paris auto show and ordering new car-carrying ships.
Federal Incentive of $40,000 for Heavy Duty Electric Trucks
Federal purchase incentives included in the Inflation Reduction Act could lower the cost of heavy duty electric trucks by $40,000.
In 2021, grid-scale battery storage in the US tripled.
In a preliminary report, the US Energy Information Agency says grid-scale battery storage tripled in 2021 to more than 4.6 GW.
Would a convention of states benefit clean technology and the environment? (Part 2)
In Part 1, I explained the problems that could come with an Article V Convention of States. It’s a never-before-used method in the United States Constitution for amending the document, and it’s fraught with challenges
Would a convention of states benefit clean technology and the environment?
A recent article at Insider tells us about a movement afoot to amend the United States Constitution, but through a legal route that hasn’t been used before: a convention of states, as authorized by the
An EV transport program is aimed at the Fukushima Prefecture that was affected by the tsunami.
11 years later, the Fukushima prefecture government has shifted itself from being a nuclear power plant location to a leader in renewable energy development.
Riding the 180 HP Orca Carbon, grab a Taiga by the tail.
180 HP, 3 digital drive modes, electronic trim control, and an advanced, carbon fiber hull. Meet the new Taiga Orca.
Genetically Modified Rice Produces More Food with Less Fertilizer Use
Researchers in China have found a way to make genetically modified rice that needs less fertilizer but produces more food.