Steve Hanley, Author at CleanTechnica

Here’s What Happens To The Federal EV Tax Credit On January 1, 2024

On January 1, 2024, the federal EV tax credit for new and used electric cars becomes a point of sale rebate for buyers.

Politics in America is messy, but it has always been so. Governing requires compromise, something Lincoln and FDR knew a lot about.

When the IEA said recently that the world needs to slash the use of fossil fuels, the folks at OPEC went ballistic.

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In a recent interview with Vox, Michael Mann spoke about how attacks on climate science have changed over the past 25 years.

Courtesy of Peak Energy

Peak Energy is challenging the conventional wisdom when it comes to battery energy storage systems for grid-scale applications.

Courtesy of Wright Electric

Wright Electric is at the cutting edge of molten battery and high output electric motor technology for electric airplanes of the future.

Block Island offshore wind farm. Credit :Ionna22 CC BY-SA 4.0. Source: Wikipedia

Offshore wind projects in New England are being terminated as the cost of completing them has risen sharply this year.

Gotion plans to build a battery components factory in rural Michigan, but the locals want no part of godless commies in their midst.

Courtesy of Tesla

There’s a new Model Y in town in North America and it starts at $43,990. And oh by the way, it qualifies for the full federal tax credit!

Mark Milley had a few things to say about democracy as he stepped away from his position as head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.