More & Better Electric Vehicles For US Auto Industry: Your Taxpayer Dollars At Work
Coal is out, oil and natural gas on the run as Energy Department launches aggressive new push for electric vehicles and electrification — wait, what?
Coal is out, oil and natural gas on the run as Energy Department launches aggressive new push for electric vehicles and electrification — wait, what?
In reading Tesla’s 4Q Earnings Release, what struck me immediately is that even though they added a lot of production capacity in 2019, both expanding Fremont considerably and building the entire Shanghai Gigafactory in 2019, they spent a little more than half as much on capital as they did in 2018, when they were ramping Model 3 but not building any major factories.
Can 2020 be yet another year of spectacular growth for Tesla? Just ahead of the company’s quarterly call, we can try to predict production figures for what promises to be another banner year for Musk’s company, as electric mobility picks up share in the global car market and the Californian startup expands its footprint on many fronts.
Can’t wait for the Tesla Q4 earnings call for news about the Model Y? Here’s everything we know right now.
Machine learning is helping researchers find the highest probability combinations for more efficient and cheaper solar technology, something which will benefit everyone in the world.
The Energy Department is pursuing a mobility future populated by electric vehicles, despite the recently impeached President’s support for fossil fuel.
Tesla has done it again. On January 22, 2020, Tesla’s market value exceeded $100 billion. Not only is this more than GM and Ford together, but it is enough to squeak past Volkswagen Group and become the world’s 2nd largest auto company by value. First place belongs to Toyota, with … [continued]
Infinite Foods, a subsidiary of Botswana-based Accite Holdings, plans to tackle Africa’s nutrition problem in a more sustainable way by promoting plant-based food products across Sub-Saharan Africa. Africa’s expanding population and development will see many move into middle income status and with it increase their meat and dairy intake. Increased meat and dairy intake on a global scale will put more strain on the Earth’s resources which will struggle to sustain the projected surge in demand for red meat and milk using an animal-based system, which is inefficient.
An interview with Rebellyous Foods founder and CEO, Christie Lagally
Learn more about the top trends shaping solar, energy storage, and e-mobility with Wes Doane, Events Director of Intersolar North America. Intersolar is the premier solar event that connects innovators and decision makers in the solar + energy storage industry