The Senate passed a major spending bill on Sunday, which includes the most federal funding for climate initiatives in U.S. history. Here’s what investors should watch.

Electric cars and trucks are great, but if we think they will save us from the onrushing climate emergency, we are deluding ourselves.

One of the things that holds back EV adoption is the price. While the lower priced EVs are pretty close to the average price of new cars, we have to keep in mind that many buyers spend less than average either because they’re frugal or because they can’t afford to pay more for a car. […]

A new flow battery for electric vehicles is getting attention from DARPA, NASA, and the US Air Force.

In a press release, the City of Phoenix recently announced that its fire department launched a project to integrate small-scale electric aviation into its operations. Since the launch in June, the team has been responding to a small subset of the department’s overall emergencies, both for training and to figure out best practices for using […]

Omar Qazi (@WholeMarsBlog on Twitter) has a very interesting take on the recent “Inflation Reduction Act” that is very cynical in regards to the EV tax credit. That doesn’t mean it is wrong, but it does go against my general rule of assuming people have good intentions. I’m willing to make an exception to that […]

The Tesla used car market is especially hot, with new car delivery dates extending farther and farther out as demand increases. To many potential buyers, a used Tesla — or other EV — seems very appealing.

Getting solar farms up and running ASAP is an important goal for climate change. There are a lot of ways to hasten the process of building solar farms. One way is to have the government invest in them. Another way is to create incentives for private companies to build them. But, no matter where the […]

By Roger Bauche, as told to David Waterworth

The US-based pure uranium player’s offer for Canada’s UEX Corporation has trumped Denison Mines’ competing bid.

The Kremlin has cut gas supplies to Europe via the Nord Stream 1 pipeline to just a fifth of its capacity.

Brits are using cash as a way to manage their budgets as inflation in the country is expected to peak at over 13% in October.