About Erika Clugston

Erika Clugston Erika is a writer and artist based in Berlin. She is passionate about sharing stories of climate change and cleantech initiatives worldwide. Whether it’s transforming the fashion, food, or engineering industries, there’s an opportunity and responsibility for us all to do better. In addition to contributing to CleanTechnica, Erika is the Web and Social Media Editor at LOLA Magazine and writes regularly about art and culture.

Author Archives: Erika Clugston

Biomass

Trash Into Fuel: How ENTRADE X Is Making Renewable Energy Accessible

November 26th, 2018 | by Erika Clugston

Julien Uhlig, founder of ENTRADE X, on the importance of decentralized energy and access for all.

Clean Transport

More Than Electric Scooters: An Interview With unu Co-Founder Elias Atahi

November 9th, 2018 | by Erika Clugston

unu co-founder Elias Atahi on the inspirations for the unu scooter and plans for expansion.

Agriculture

Impossible Foods Plans To Replace Meat By 2035

November 8th, 2018 | by Erika Clugston

Impossible Foods is becoming ever more accessible, now available in about 5,000 restaurants and coming to grocery stores in 2019.

Cars

Renting Electric: How nextmove Is Making EVs Accessible

October 30th, 2018 | by Erika Clugston

Have you ever wanted to test out an electric vehicle – and by ‘test out’ I mean really get to know and experience a vehicle for more than just an hour or two – but can’t find a way to do so? Stefan Moeller, Managing Director and co-founder of nextmove, believes that this needs to change and is offering a solution.

Buildings

The Startup Making Buildings Smarter For A Cleaner Future

October 2nd, 2018 | by Erika Clugston

simuwatt co-founder and CEO, Oliver Davis, on the importance of energy efficient buildings

Batteries

German Government Wants To Invest €2 Billion In Battery Cell Production

October 2nd, 2018 | by Erika Clugston

The German Minister of Economy and Energy, Peter Altmaier, has proposed the construction of two battery cell factories to be funded by more than €2 billion.