Zero-Emission Drone News From Ukraine: Flying Fuel Cells & Green Hydrogen
Zero emission, low-noise hydrogen fuel cell combat drones are emerging in Ukraine alongside a trickle of activity in the green hydrogen field.
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Tesla Powerwall Facing Headwinds & Nasty Comments
Sales of Tesla Powerwall batteries are in danger of sputtering out, even as the company launches its own line of residential solar panels.
Eurovignette for Ukraine: Truck Tolling to Save Ukrainian Roads & Environment
This report looks into how Ukraine could pilot infrastructure charges, or tolls for trucks based on their impact on the road surface and environment. Tolling trucks is a technical solution to implement the “user” and “polluter pays” principles. Toll revenue could help ease budgetary pressures Ukraine faces and optimise EU funds allocation. If Ukraine … [continued]
Ukraine — 39% BEV Share!
Remember that article on Albania and its 57% BEV share? Well, the good news just keeps on coming. Now it’s time to report that Ukraine reached 39% BEV share in November! Despite being a relatively small market (7,910 new light vehicles were registered in November) and the ongoing war, Ukraine … [continued]
How Solar Power Is Helping In Ukraine
There are many compelling reasons to replace fossil fuels with clean, renewable energy sources. Chief among them is to solve the climate change crisis and it is an urgent one. Another is to eliminate toxic air pollution that causes a huge number of human deaths per year around the world. … [continued]
Ukraine’s Reconstruction Will Be Green, Transport Must Play Its Part
An interview with T&E’s Anastasiia Nahorna, Data Analyst, Mobility and Infrastructure in Ukraine, by Sam Hargreaves, Communications Manager. Sam: Hi Anastasia, where do you come from and what do you do at T&E? Anastasiia: Originally I’m from Luhansk in Eastern Ukraine. Now I’m based in Brussels working as an infrastructure … [continued]
Waitsfield, Vermont, Rises Up Against JD Vance & His Embarrassing Bullying
Waitsfield, Vermont, is the kind of mountain town where valley homes are tucked next to the Mad River, with granite slopes and rich forests rising up on both sides. It’s a place where locals have survived floods and a manufacturing exodus. Today tourism, especially skiing, sustains the proud, industrious, and … [continued]
Why Is Europe So Obsessed With Green Hydrogen?
The green hydrogen market has seen plenty of stumbles ever since innovators, investors, and governments began exploring the idea of deploying renewable electricity to push hydrogen gas from water instead of extracting it from natural gas or coal. Nevertheless, interest runs high especially in Europe, where a domestic green hydrogen … [continued]
War, Wind Power, And The Green Way Forward For Ukraine
Wind power continues to add megawatts of clean power to the Ukrainian electricity grid, even as Russia continues its drive to demolish the country’s energy infrastructure.
European Union Ditching Fossil Gas Fast, Replacing with Solar & Wind
The European Commission recently published its State of the Energy Union Report 2024. The Commission says that the report “describes how the EU has managed unprecedented challenges in the energy policy landscape during this Commission’s mandate, equipping the EU with a regulatory framework for pursuing the clean energy transition and laying the foundations for renewed … [continued]
