The future is renewable (in more ways than one). Several states have gone out and made 100% renewable electricity or 100% renewable energy commitments, but most have not. Something surprising I just discovered via Environment America, though, is that 1 out of 3 Americans live in a state that has some form of 100% clean […]

Which US cities are leading in solar power adoption? Which are leading on a solar power installed per capita basis? We’ve got answers to both questions thanks to a report from Environment America earlier this year. Solar Power Growth per Capita in Top US Cities First, though, let’s take a look at the chart below, […]

If you want to join the 44,818 Ford Mustang Mach-E drivers on the road in the US (as of the end of Q2 2022) and buy a brand new Mustang Mach-E, there’s some news this week just for you. Ford has re-opened the order books for the Mustang Mach-E, has updated the SUV’s pricing, is […]

When I’m not writing at CleanTechnica, I write part-time for The Truth About Guns, a popular gun blog. My experience as a firearms instructor and student of emergency management, homeland security, and intelligence not only takes me in that direction, but also leads me to try to move things in a better direction where I […]

If you’re a regular reader of my articles here, you probably know that I’m pretty frustrated with Honda and Acura. I have an Acura MDX in my driveway, and my wife is in love with Acura vehicles. But, when it announced the latest generation of the MDX, Acura not only didn’t release an EV or […]

With Amazon, Ikea, Unilever and major movers of ocean cargo seeking ways to meet net-zero carbon goals, the oldest source of ship power, wind, may be back.

Demand for solar is exploding in Europe as the war in Ukraine makes cheap methane from Russia more and more costly.

In the past, we’ve had a lot of positive coverage of Aptera, and that’s something I hope to be able to continue. But, we must also cover the challenges the company faces. It has built several prototypes, secured a manufacturing space, and seems to now have both a solid design and a solid plan for […]

We publish EV sales reports for numerous countries every month, which is a fun way of tracking the transition to electric vehicles while examining who is leading and who is lagging. We don’t have complete EV sales numbers for the USA, since some automakers don’t report sales of some of their electric models. Though, based […]

Energy stocks were the only group in the green last week. Here are the names Wall Street says have more upside.

Back in March, Ford released some very important information about how it plans to keep its company not only alive, but successful, during the transition to EVs. While I’ve mentioned this strategy briefly in another article, our commander-in-chief here at CleanTechnica wanted us to cover this again in its own post so that we can […]

When you consider where Kia started, the things it’s doing today are nothing short of amazing. Back in the ’90s, the brand gained a reputation for cheapness (and not the good kind of cheap) and low performance. But in recent years, it’s been turning heads with its cars’ cutting-edge design and incredible value. And now, […]