Norway Gets Its First 10 Opel Ampera-e Electric Cars
Norway recently took delivery of its first Opel Ampera-e EVs, with 10 units making it to Jessheim (a city a bit north of Oslo).
Month: April 2017
On The Economics Of Wind & Solar Power
Many hope that wind and solar power will eventually become economically competitive on large scale, leading the way to a global low-carbon economy. Are these hopes justified?
Imperfect Produce Tackles Food Waste In Innovative Way (@ImportantMedia Original)
Bay Area startup Imperfect Produce saw the ugly veggies we throw away as absurd waste and created a business model around it.
Does Tesla Stock Rise Thanks To SpaceX Success?
If you own TSLA, you’re banking that Model 3 will not falter. It will fly, and re-fly. It won’t blow up. And the machine that makes the machine won’t falter either. You’re betting on a massive achievement in engineering.
Tesla (ahem, Model 3) Warehouse Lease Deal = Biggest Industrial Lease Deal In San Francisco…
Ultra-luxury electric car startup Lucid Motors is raising capital to fund development on a planned $700 million electric vehicle factory in Casa Grande, Arizona.
Tesla Supplier Buys 21 Tesla Model S Company Cars
Ohio entrepreneur Stanley Chlebowski and owner of Tesla supply company Maumee Assembly & Stamping has purchased a fleet of 21 Tesla Model S sedans to be used as corporate cars across three companies that he runs.
Announcing The 2017 Climate XChange Tesla Raffle!
Today is the launch of the 2017 Climate XChange Tesla Raffle! Enter to win your very own Tesla + the taxes and fees to cover it!
No Executive Order Can Make The Clean Energy Economy Disappear — In 9 Bullets
While President Trump’s executive order turning back many Obama-era climate change policies is great optics for his energy policy conservative base and fossil fuel donors, it doesn’t change the facts of the new energy economy. Since we know President Trump likes short briefings, here are the hard truths about the future of energy in this country and many other parts of the world that are driven by market forces rather than politics.
Dragon’s Guide to a 100% Renewable Home — Part 4 (Heat Pump)
Welcome back to our series of guides covering how to power your life with renewable electricity. If you’re new to this series, check out the introduction in Part 1. In Part 3, we covered cutting gasoline use. Now, on to heating your home with electricity!
How To Offset Carbon Emissions From Flights, Driving, Energy Use, Etc.
How do you go about actually offsetting carbon emissions? Is it expensive? Is it difficult? No, and no. See how to offset carbon emissions from flights, driving, energy use, etc.
