Ford says its upcoming electric SUV will go on sale in 2020 and have 370 miles of range in the WLTP cycle. It also is bringing plug-in hybrid powertrains to several models.
It’s time for quarterly Tesla production and delivery numbers — or almost time for them. But don’t mistake either of these for sales.
It’s a bit harder for us to monitor Tesla activity in China than in the US and Europe. However, a certain Chinese American Tesla enthusiast seems to have a high number of connections there. Our friend Vincent routinely picks up intel on Tesla deliveries, Gigafactory 3 construction in Shanghai, and other matters. Below are some recent updates from Vincent.
Duke Energy is seeking approval for a plan to add hundreds of new EV chargers in North Carolina. The proposal includes money for more electric school buses as well.
The City of Sydney, on Australia’s east coast, announced last week that it intends to further cut its greenhouse gas emissions by transitioning to 100% renewable energy to meet all its electricity needs starting next year.
Florida Power & Light plans to install the world’s largest energy storage battery. It says it will be in operation before the end of 2021.
Silicon Valley-based solar panel manufacturer SunPower was named the United States’ leading commercial solar provider and one of the country’s leading solar panel suppliers in Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables latest US PV Leaderboard.
Decarbonization efforts of the consumer goods industry must focus on Scope 3 emissions.
MHI Vestas announced on Monday that it had been awarded the contract to supply 5 of its 9.5 megawatt (MW) wind turbines to the 50 MW Kincardine Floating Offshore Wind Park in Scotland.
The hits just keep on coming: US Department of Energy seeks coal-killing energy storage solutions with new pumped hydro technology.
