The construction of the climate-positive Syncraft power plant in Waiern (Austria) is advancing swiftly. The team on site has reached several crucial milestones: the steel construction assembly has been finalized, container assembly has been completed, the INNIO gas engine was delivered and installed, and the radiator has already been mounted … [continued]
The Philippine Department of Energy (DOE) has introduced comprehensive new guidelines that expand the Philippines’ electric vehicle classification system from four to six categories, marking a significant step toward streamlining the country’s rapidly growing EV market. The revised rules, contained in DOE Department Circular DC2025-09-0015, took effect on September 20 … [continued]
There’s a trend happening now that many people might not be paying attention to, yet is quite significant. Raymond Tribdino just wrote an article for CleanTechnica about how the Netherlands has focused on creating a robust EV charging infrastructure first rather than over-emphasizing electric vehicles without paying enough attention to … [continued]
With IAA Mobility 2025 upon us, automakers are eager to highlight their best and their brightest electric vehicles for the European auto market (as well as non-EVs, of course, but we’ll just ignore that side of the show since we here at CleanTechnica are intent on not burning up our … [continued]
As I noted earlier today, the IAA auto show is upon us, and that includes some pretty wild and crazy sci-fi concept cars. One of those comes from Hyundai. With the opening image taking place on the moon, the company doesn’t hide that this concept electric car is out of … [continued]
When Luxgen was introduced to the world in 2009, it felt like Taiwan was finally ready to declare itself a serious player in the global automotive industry. For decades, Yulon Motor had been known mainly as a manufacturer under license, building Nissans for the local market. But Luxgen was different. … [continued]
It’s one of the biggest weeks in the auto industry, as the massive IAA auto show in Munich is now underway. Among other things, automakers take the opportunity to present concept cars, which range from nearly finished, normal vehicle models to totally wacky and unrealistic models you could assume came … [continued]
Vietnamese automaker VinFast recently rolled out an ambitious 2.5-year free charging program starting September 9, World EV Day, to overcome price barriers in the Philippines. This audacious play will provide completely free charging to all its customers until May 2027 – a move that could cost the Vietnamese automaker millions … [continued]
The Jetson Air heat pump is installed by factory trained technicians and offers over the air updates and an app.
Can a small island community—through art, innovation, and co-design—demonstrate what’s possible for sustainable infrastructure across the Pacific and beyond? Coastal island communities are especially vulnerable to climate change. Stronger cyclones, rising sea levels, warming waters, biodiversity loss, prolonged droughts, and major flood events threaten their existence. Marou Village in the … [continued]
