The Nomad Wireless Charger Adds Premium Features To Its Tesla Model 3 Charger
The Nomad Wireless Charger Brings Fast Phone Charging To The Model 3
Month: July 2019
Tesla’s V3 Superchargers Deliver 250 kW Charging & 1,722 km/hr
Tesla’s V3 Supercharging Stations Force Owners To Abandon Meals In Favor Of Coffee
Climate Change Has Huge Human Health & Environmental Impacts (Interview)
To supply a public health perspective on climate change, Dr. Boris D. Lushniak, MD, MPH, retired Rear Admiral, and dean of the University of Maryland School of Public Health, answered some questions for CleanTechnica.
Global Progress To Halt Emissions Rise Is “Stalling” Amidst “Woefully Inadequate” National Targets
The Climate Action Tracker published its mid-year update of government action to address the rise in greenhouse gas emissions and concluded that the current climate crisis demands more government action as global progress is “stalling” and many countries retain “woefully inadequate” national targets.
Renewables Outpaced Coal In US For First Time In April
America got more electricity from renewables in April than from coal for the first time ever. As prices for renewables continue to fall, more records like that are in the offing.
Jinko Solar To Add More Manufacturing Capacity In Light Of Increased Demand
Chinese solar PV manufacturing giant Jinko Solar announced its first quarter 2019 financial results last week, which revealed the company’s first-quarter shipments jumped 50.7%, leading in part to a decision to again expand its manufacturing capacity.
European Electric Car Sales Up 85% Year Over Year, Kia Deliveries Constrained By Batteries
Sales of cars with motors account for more than 7% of the European new car market with battery electrics up 85% YOY in May. But access to batteries is constraining sales for some manufacturers, including KIA.
Siemens Gamesa Named Preferred Supplier For Japanese Offshore Wind Farm
Spanish offshore wind giant Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy announced last month that it had received its first preferred supplier nomination for the Japanese offshore wind industry, being nominated as preferred supplier for the Northern Akita offshore pipeline in Japan which has a capacity of up to 455 megawatts (MW).
Breaking The ‘Triple Glass Ceiling’ For Women In Social Enterprise
An interview with Servane Mouazan, CEO of Ogunte: a consultancy for impact women.
