Shining The Light Of Truth On Fossil Fuel Madness
Fossil fuels are staging a big comeback in the current administration, which is a captive of the energy industries.
ChatGPT generated anoramic image of a diesel burning locomotive pulling oil and coal cars with American flags on the side
Fossil fuels are staging a big comeback in the current administration, which is a captive of the energy industries.
The US energy-as-a-service startup Budderfly is pushing the US energy transition into high gear, with more than $1 billion in capital under its belt.
We often write about electric vehicles, clean energy, energy storage, climate change, and policy here at CleanTechnica. There tends to be less focus on industrial systems and processes, which is why I was glad to get to interview Energy Drive, a company that does work with industrial technology. Several hundred … [continued]
Wind energy harvesting at sea is ready for scale-up, as illustrated by the forthcoming Neoliner Ro-Ro equipped with rigid sails.
Wind energy harvesting at sea is ready for scale-up, as illustrated by the forthcoming Neoliner Ro-Ro equipped with rigid sails.
Doing research for my blog, I typically read the titles of well over 300 articles each day. There are some I think are really good, as nearly all of those I find at CleanTechnica are. But I often find articles I think are trash, and this includes those decrying the … [continued]
A new industrial heat pump design from ETH Zurich promises to be more flexible and more energy efficient as well.
Energy efficiency is the subject of a recent study by RMI, which finds two-thirds of fossil fuel energy is wasted each year.
Researchers are deploying biochar to boost energy efficiency and cut the cost of green hydrogen from water electrolysis.
The building electrification movement could kick into high gear with an assist from fast-paced modular construction systems for urban development.
DALL·E generated image of Porsches, BMWs and Ford electric cars charging up at Tesla Supercharger station, digital art
Electric cars are up to 75 percent more efficient that conventional cars, which waste 80% of the energy in their gas tanks.