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Toyota Research Institute To Unveil Next Generation Autonomous Test Vehicle At CES

January 3, 20195 years ago Kyle Field 0 Comments

Toyota announced that it will be unveiling a new automated driving test vehicle at CES in Las Vegas, Nevada on January 7th, and CleanTechnica was invited to see it first-hand at the reveal. The new vehicle, dubbed the P4, is based on the new kid on the block 5th generation Lexus LX 500h, which has been loaded up with the Toyota Guardian and Chauffeur systems which it will continue vetting in its automated test fleet in spring of 2019.

179 Tesla Headlines: 120 Negative & 28 Positive — #Pravduh About #Tesla

September 23, 20186 years ago Chanan Bos 0 Comments

This is the third publication of what the CleanTechnica team calls #Pravduh About #Tesla. For those who somehow missed it, about 4 months ago, Elon Musk got fed up with so much of the media publishing FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) articles about Tesla, and in some cases outright misinformation, that he got an idea.

165 Tesla Headlines: 81 Negative & 39 Positive — #Pravduh About #Tesla

September 16, 20186 years ago Chanan Bos 0 Comments

This is the second publication of what the CleanTechnica team calls Pravduh About Tesla. For those who somehow missed it, about 4 month ago Elon Musk got fed up with all of the media publishing FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) articles about Tesla, and in some cases outright misinformation. So, he had an idea.

India Shocks Australia, To Stop Coal Imports In 2-3 Years

November 14, 20149 years ago Anand Upadhyay 46 Comments

India has witnessed a steady increase of coal imports in recent times. As of last week, 60 of India’s 103 power plants had only enough coal for less than a week’s usage. With the domestic coal supply chain in shambles, imports have been an easy way out. As a result, imports have risen from … [continued]

4 Nuclear Power Plants Shut Down; Wind Power Steps In

August 16, 201410 years ago Jake Richardson 274 Comments

EDF Energy has shut down four aging nuclear reactors in Lancashire; installed wind power is helping fill the gap in power capacity.

Debunking Common Myths About Nuclear & Coal Power In Germany

February 5, 201311 years ago Zachary Shahan 21 Comments

Every time you turn around, someone else is spouting some nonsense about energy in Germany (which just goes to show how much of a threat the actual story in Germany is to entrenched fossil fuel and nuclear enthusiasts). I’m not going to repeat most of the nonsense, since it might then … [continued]

UN Report — Switching to a Green Economy Might Mean Millions of Jobs

June 7, 201212 years ago Glenn Meyers 23 Comments

It is encouraging to learn about the push for green jobs. The United Nations is pushing to create green jobs around the world, even in the midst of continuing economic slumps including Europe and the United States.

Our Nuclear Trash Heap Needs IFRs

December 6, 201112 years ago Glenn Meyers 21 Comments

Many energy experts may regard Guardian columnist George Monbiot as a nuclear firebrand who’s been tipped with an environmental persuasion. But his Dec. 5 column – A Waste of Waste – is a document that should be read by all persons with an interest in our planet’s energy requirements, regardless … [continued]