Adding Sustainability to Storage This article may contain affiliate links. If you’ve invested in an electric vehicle, you likely already understand the importance of leading a more sustainable life. So, why not go the extra mile to safeguard your investment while continuing your sustainable strategies? Even if you’ve tried to update your home to be … Continue reading “Protecting Your EV in an Eco-Friendly Garage”
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Kubota says its new KATR farm tractor concept raises the bar in autonomous, zero-emission farming – and it looks like they’ve convinced others, too. The robot just won “Best of Innovation” at the CES Innovation Awards. Built as a follow-up to last year’s New Agri Concept electric autonomous farm tractor, the new Kubota KATR is a … Continue reading “New Kubota KATR farm robot concept wins CES innovation award”
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Climate XChange’s 9th Annual EV Raffle is your chance to win the electric car of your dreams – from Rivian to Tesla to Porsche and more! But don’t wait, because there are only 5,000 tickets available! Imagine getting to custom order your perfect EV, with every detail just the way you want it, up to … Continue reading “Win your dream EV in Climate XChange’s 9th annual raffle!”
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EV policy was one of the top issues for Michigan voters in the 2024 Presidential election. And in a state where the Biden administration’s policies have created some of the most jobs, negative messaging may have helped deliver the key swing state to Donald Trump. That’s the conclusion of a postmortem report by the American … Continue reading “Pro-Trump EV disinformation worked in Michigan, polling suggests”
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On today’s informative episode of Quick Charge, we’ve got Honda engineers Jason Hwang and Emilio Sanchez to talk us through some of the things that make the GM Ultium-based Honda Prologue EV feel like a real Honda, and why that matters. Jason and Emilio talk about some of the choices they made to make the … Continue reading “What makes a Honda a Honda? Prologue engineers help us find out!”
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Adding geothermal to their toolkit “provides a window for [gas utilities] to expand their business, but in a non-polluting way,” said Mark Dyen, part of the steering team at Gas Transition Allies, a coalition focused on reducing methane emissions in the state. If gas utilities wish to expand their service or build new pipelines, the Department of Public Utilities … Continue reading “Massachusetts passes bill to speed clean energy and slow gas expansion”
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Patent enables higher charge rates from lower-voltage DC fast chargers Solution adds a series of relay switches and a capacitor It’s a smart workaround for Tesla V3 Superchargers, which can’t charge at 800 volts Stellantis is working on hardware to boost the output of low-power DC fast-chargers for electric vehicles that can handle that extra … Continue reading “Future Stellantis EVs might flex 800V at 400V Superchargers”
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Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! GM discontinued the Chevy Bolt EV and EUV at the end of the 2023 model year. During an early 2024 conference call with analysts, GM CEO Mary Barra agreed that environmental benefits of EVs continue to be compelling to … Continue reading “Why My Used Chevy Bolt Is Worth So Much More Than Its Trade-In Value”
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This week on Electrek’s Wheel-E podcast, we discuss the most popular news stories from the world of electric bikes and other nontraditional electric vehicles. This time, that includes the launch of the Lectric XPedition 2.0, Yamaha e-bikes pulling out of North America, LiveWire unveils an electric scooter concept, PNY readying its cargo e-scooters for pilot testing, Royal … Continue reading “Wheel-E Podcast: Solar moped, XPedition 2.0, LiveWire scooter, more”
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In other words, PAO is “assuming the customer is obligated to pay the corporate utility the retail rate” for the power customers generate and use themselves — “and anything they do otherwise is stealing,” McCann said. In terms of assessing who owes whom, that’s little different from saying that a customer who uses less electricity by … Continue reading “California’s rooftop solar is a benefit, not a cost, to the state”