Rwanda-based Ampersand wants to help all these motorcycle riders switch to electric and help them save money and the environment at the same time. Ampersand’s CEO Josh Whale gives us an update on Ampersand’s progress in Rwanda:
After years of experimenting, DOD is plunging into the sparkling green future of ultra-resilient microgrids and renewable energy.
The city of Hamburg is one of the first in Europe or the Americas to follow the lead of Chinese cities and switch over 100% to purchasing electric buses, rather than gas, diesel, and natural gas buses. In the coming five years, it plans to get 530 new buses, all 100% electric.
German state of Baden-Württemberg follows basic logic and requires that all new non-residential buildings have solar panels on them.
While many Americans are banned from traveling in Europe (thanks, Trump), we can still enjoy a sweet road trip through Europe thanks to UK Tesla’s epic adventure and chill playlist. Turn those speakers up, crack open a cold one, and enjoy a summertime past time that many love. I’m actually enjoying the music as I write this article.
In a Q& A with BloombergNEF, Google’s Jeff Hamel, Director of Industry Partnerships at Google, shared his thoughts on how the coronavirus may speed up the low-carbon shift.
Tesla CEO recently took to Twitter to share a variety of updates on Tesla Autopilot and Full Self Driving. I don’t normally do list posts, but there were several interesting nuggets in this long tweetstorm and a list post seemed like the best way to roll through them in a clear way.
CrossWater is an autonomous, solar-powered water taxi that could help reduce the number of cars on the road in congested cities.
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Tesla’s Solar Roof is potentially one of the most disruptive products in the portfolio, but presents a massive challenge to roll out at scale. Produced at Tesla’s Solar Gigafactory in Buffalo, New York, Tesla struggled to refine the design of the tiles not only for mass production, but for rapid, efficient, and long-lasting installations. Roof tiles are no joke and must produce power and protect the home if they are to succeed.
