Oil tankers — 27 of them — have been spotted lurking off the coast of southern California. The footage was taken by the U.S. Coast Guard, as the Coast Guard is monitoring the “increased presence” of oil tankers that are hanging out in the seas near the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
On the journey to making our homes money savers and climate champions, water heating has always been a stumbling block. While there are easy ways to use hot water efficiently (like the low-flow shower heads we featured in this Go Zero Hack), it’s a challenge to heat water without polluting.
The past few months have been quite a roller-coaster for everyone and we have yet to see how far along we are on this ride or whether we take the world for a second round. In March, the Dow Jones and the NASDAQ lost more than 30% of their value.
A tender issued by Solar Energy Corporation of India for the supply of uninterrupted renewable energy was oversubscribed handsomely.
Just as Tesla raised prices for its least expensive Model 3 in China, the Chinese government announced a 10% cut in its EV incentive program.
A 2 gigawatt solar power tender received very a encouraging response amidst uncertainty resulting from the COVID-19 outbreak.
One of the most anticipated new bikes of the last few years is back — meet the all-new, all electric Bajaj Chetak that’s set to take on Vespa in Asia!
The last coal-fired generating station in Sweden has been taken offline two years ahead of schedule.
When Elon Musk replied to one of my articles last year that “pace of innovation is all that matters in the long run,” he did not say “innovation matters” — he said pace of innovation matters. It’s about how quickly a company is innovating, not the innovation itself.
A little while after I published articles about Tesla’s US 1st quarter sales earlier this month, I discovered that our estimates for foreign sales had been too pessimistic. Sales abroad were much higher in the 1st quarter than we initially thought — most notably, in Europe, South Korea, and China. That meant that US Tesla sales estimates were too high.
