It seems like companies are putting solar panels and batteries everywhere these days. Security cameras are a lot easier and cheaper to install if you don’t need to run electrical wiring, so you can just get them with a small solar panel and small battery packs to keep them up all night. You can get […]

Later this year, the vehicle test track at Rivian’s Normal, Illinois, facility is going to get something really cool: a wind turbine that’s hundreds of feet tall. The turbine is rated for 2.8 megawatts, and can generate up to 10 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity annually. Why do this? I’ll let Rivian answer that: “To […]

When I first saw that Ford was opening up its Heritage Vault, a collection of images from the company’s past, I thought that it wouldn’t be exciting for CleanTechnica readers. After all, we’re into EVs around here, and maybe plug-in hybrids. Ford’s heritage? Well, it’s almost all gas and diesel, right? But, then I thought […]

One thing I’ve been reading about a lot on social media the last couple of years is dealers taking big advantage of new products and then later supply issues. When there are more customers and fewer cars, dealers end up in a position to sometimes charge whatever they want, and legally there’s little in their […]

In a recent press release, LG announced that it is moving into the EV charging station business with the acquisition of AppleMango. Together with GS Energy and GS Neotek, an energy services company and a related IT service provider, LG purchased the EV charging station company to basically put together a complete package of services. […]

Last week, the wraps came off the latest generation of Formula E racecar. Not only did people get a look at it sitting parked somewhere, but they took it around the track at the Goodwood House. So, the public got to see it in action. Here’s the first glimpse of the @FIAFormulaE Gen 3 car. […]

Official photos of the Hyundai Ioniq 6 were released today.

Wallflowers no more: solid oxide fuel cells are ready to do the green hydrogen dance.

Millions of California families may receive checks of up to $1,050 under a new plan. But don’t count on other states to take Sacramento’s lead.

The key is extracting and separating the signals generated from mining activity from the background seismic noise of the surrounding area.

Interview responses in article form presented to David Waterworth by Emma Hunt.

By Paul Wildman and David Waterworth, who answer the same questions about EVs over and over and over … and over.