The grid, materials, and climate technology.
A CleanTechnica review finds that Green Lightning does produce nitrogen fertilizer from air and electricity, but its marketed replacement potential is much larger than its real output.
New York City pension funds could direct $5 billion to private-market climate investments under a new proposal welcomed by the Sierra Club.
An Electrek columnist argues that many second-car trips are short solo errands that a $1,000 e-bike could handle at a fraction of the cost.
Volkswagen has pushed the ID. Buzz's US return from the 2027 to the 2028 model year, citing slow sales and excess inventory.
El Paso Electric's plan to power Meta's 1-gigawatt data center with natural gas highlights the fossil-fuel strain of AI-driven electricity demand.
The purchase is among the largest U.S. transit bus orders and accelerates Los Angeles County's shift to a fully electric bus system.
A leaked EU draft would shift renewable hydrogen requirements from binding quotas to a credit-based system, according to CleanTechnica.
A large UK dataset shows electric vehicles remain on the road longer than petrol counterparts, with the durability advantage growing as mileage climbs.
The U.S. Department of Energy will fund 31 projects using advanced transmission technologies to add 23 gigawatts of grid capacity without building new corridors.
The plug-and-play battery induction range could help millions of gas-cooking households avoid costly electrical upgrades.
An independent test shows Tesla's Full Self-Driving repeatedly exceeded urban speed limits, complicating its EU-wide approval vote.
A new PG&E-Google program would enlist homes with batteries and thermostats to help the grid, but critics say it avoids the real cost of Google's planned 250 MW facility.
A shipper alliance backed by Microsoft and PepsiCo has placed the largest US electric Class 8 order, with Tesla as lead supplier.
The startup's move expands low-commitment access to electric vehicles.
A new Sierra Club and Breach Collective report argues that Oregon utility NW Natural’s use of Senate Bill 98 funnels over $60 million in ratepayer money into out-of-state biomethane while increasing pollution and failing state climate targets.
A new Sierra Club report gives Mississippi Power a low grade for its continued reliance on coal and gas, indicating the utility is falling behind on cost and pollution reductions.
The Trump administration is moving money from contested offshore wind deals to geothermal projects, and nine coastal states are challenging the move in court.
A newly published Ford patent suggests the upcoming Fathom electric truck could turn its front trunk into a versatile tailgate with a built-in television.