The new Inflation Reduction Act promises major changes to the federal incentive program for electric cars and trucks.

News broke recently that the US Senate is considering doing more to help EV adoption, which is a great thing. According to a summary from Schumer’s office, the bargain reached between Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Democratic Senator Joe Manchin includes an expansion of the current $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit as well as […]

The US Postal Service finally commits to more electric vehicles, and a $3 billion carve-out in the new climate bill should help grease the skids.

It was a very solid quarter from Chevron as the company is clearly realizing the benefits of higher energy prices.

By David Waterworth, from conversations with Majella Waterworth I live in an unusual household. I don’t have a mobile phone (shock! gasp!). My wonderful wife has a mobile, and as we are rarely apart, we think that will suffice. However, the law of unintended consequences ensues. When we converted from dinosaurs to a Tesla 3 […]

I don’t think I have to explain the problem with oil leaks from pipelines, but fewer people know about the problem of methane (aka “natural gas”) leaks. Not only is loose methane in the atmosphere bad for people and animals who breathe it in, but it’s also a much more potent greenhouse gas compared to […]

The XBus camper van has everything you need in a very compact and efficient package. With an optional battery, it has a range of 600 km.

GM and LG Chem recently announced a binding agreement for the supply of Cathode Active Material (CAM). The deal will assist GM in meeting its increased EV production demands. CAM is a significant battery component made up of processed nickel, lithium, and other substances that account for around 40% of the cost of a battery […]

How can the company, which has a mission to accelerate the world’s transition to sustainable energy, sign onto environmental devastation inherent with new nickel mining investments?

Chevron and Exxon earned record profits during the second quarter of 2022.

The city will also switch off public fountains and stop lighting up large buildings at night, as the city aims to reduce its energy consumption by 15%.

If passed and signed into law, the reconciliation bill would be the largest climate investment ever taken by Congress.