Offshore wind turbine manufacturer MHI Vestas announced Monday that it had completed the installation of 44 of its 8.4 megawatt (MW) wind turbines at the 370 MW Norther Offshore Wind Farm in record time.
Formula One likes to think it is being oh so Earth friendly with its latest engine technology but the truth is, it is one of the biggest carbon polluters in the world of sport and the racing sucks. It doesn’t have to be that way, but greed is a powerful thing.
To avoid eating our way toward catastrophic climate change, we must transition to a low-carbon diet. But as the issue of meat consumption slowly gains traction amongst consumers and business, our governments are lagging behind, mostly ignoring it entirely. But how can policymakers help us all to make more sustainable choices for the dinner table?
Covering the news often entails digging into the details of the latest developments in the cleantech space, which can often result in the broader theme of progress in the cleantech space getting lost. Reader and friend of CleanTechnica Dominic suggested that we write up a chronicle of news in the cleantech world to highlight not just the hottest stories of the day, but the broader themes playing out in the space. This article is our first attempt at this.
The British car enthusiast show and publication Top Gear has had a bit of a rocky relationship with Tesla. It’s been a long time since that initial Roadster controversy, and along comes the Tesla Model 3 — the smaller, lighter, nimbler sibling of the Tesla Model S. Top Gear is now singing a different tune.
One of our writers, Vijay, recently passed along a link to Tesla.com’s Alexa ranking and analysis. Alexa ranks website traffic and shares other interesting details about websites for people who care about that kind of thing. What was striking right after opening the page was the graph showing Tesla’s traffic trend over the past year.
California state funding has created a harvest cornucopia of clean energy programs ranging from solar energy for low income housing to familiarization test drives of electric vehicles. But each state agency has its own set of rules about who can get funding, what kind of matched private funding may be necessary, and how to go about getting access to the funds.
Problems do not seem to go away for the Indian renewable energy sector as project developers continue to face a multitude of problems and choose to stay away from competitive auctions.
The EPA has published a report designed to help communities prepare to clean up the debris that will result from stronger and more frequent storms. Shhh, don’t tell Andrew Wheeler!
Two large private renewable energy developers in India are planning to raise US$500 million each through sale of green bonds. The move highlights the tightening flow of funds in the Indian market due to the sustained crisis in the banking sector.
