Solar, Wind, EV News
Here’s some more EV, solar, nuclear, fracking, and other energy news from around the interwebs to start your week. Enjoy!
EV
- Key Factors For Wireless Power Transfer Identified In New Research
- BMW Aims For “Meaningful” EV Sales
- Nissan And Ecotricity Put 13 More Rapid Chargers On UK Motorways
- Combining Electric Cars And Carsharing To Fight Range Anxiety
Solar
- Republicans Support Solar… By Putting It On Their Roofs
- ARPA-E Announces $30 Million For Full-Spectrum Solar
- Greece To Implement Net Metering
- Net Metering Primer From SEPA
- Solar Advocates Attack Xcel Energy For Attacking Net Metering (… or something like that)
- Arizona Solar Strikes Back
- No More Free Sun: Arizona’s Biggest Power Utility Wants To Tax Solar
- BrightSource Energy Expands Into China
- Residential PV Storage To Hit 2.5 GW By 2017
- New Solar FITs In Germany And UK
- Why The Solar Revolution Has Been Led By Outer Suburbs
- Cuba Is Finally Embracing Solar Power
Wind + Solar
- Energy Costs: Business-as-usual No Cheaper Than 100% Renewables?
- Big Nuke Company Decides Renewables Are A Better Bet In The US
Other
- Load Management In Germany – The Potential
- The World’s Biggest Efficiency Experiment
- Fukushima Radioactive Water Likely Breached Barrier: Panel Head
- The Future Of Nuclear – Facts And Forecasts
- Two Energy Futures: Barriers to Clean Energy Political, Not Technological
- Making ‘A Republican Case for Climate Action’, Former EPA Chiefs Say The Scientific Debate Is Over
- ‘Frack Gag’ Bans Children From Talking About Fracking, Forever
- The First Rule Of Fracking Is: Don’t Talk About Fracking
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