We’re a bit behind providing an extensive EV news update, so this one has a few extra doses of news. The EV world doesn’t stop. It only accelerates. EV Charging News Kia America collaborates with Electrify America to provide EV6 buyers with 1,000 kWh charging at no additional cost Van … [continued]
A new UN report titled “Spreading Like Wildfire” hopes to spur governments to mitigate the ominous threat of increasing wildfires over the next decade.
Huawei and Volkswagen are said to be considering a self-driving joint venture.
The US offshore wind industry kicks off 2022 with a massive offshore wind lease auction, featuring 25 competing companies and up to 7 gigawatts in wind energy potential.
Energy independence is within reach for the US. It must seize the opportunity.
Teams Will Receive Direct Funding and More Than a Year of Technical Support as They Explore New Forms of Equitable Solar Adoption in Residential and Commercial-Scale Settings Solar energy is taking off in the United States. The U.S. Energy Information Agency projects that solar power will account for nearly half of all … [continued]
The Department of Energy’s Better Buildings Initiative introduced the Integrated Lighting Campaign (ILC) in 2020 to encourage facility owners, operators, and managers to save energy and reinvest those savings in their facilities. This initiative offers resources and support to participants. It also highlights how participants are integrating lighting with other building systems to achieve energy … [continued]
There they go again: the e-bike company Aventon hits it out of the park with a spry, spunky, step-through version of its Sinch folding bike.
The used car market is taking off everywhere!
Tesla Model S Plaid owner and racer Mike Dusold recently shared his thoughts on racing and his Model S Plaid with Gail Alfar in her new blog, What’s Up Tesla? Gail recently launched her new blog to expand her own passion for Tesla and its move to her city, Austin, TX. … [continued]
