Originally published on The Electric BMW i3. By Tom Moloughney A few weeks ago at the LA Auto Show, BMW made news by announcing a partnership with NRG’s EVgo to install an additional 500 DC Fast Charge stations in 25 major US markets. The project is called the DC Fast … [continued]
Spanish wind turbine manufacturer Gamesa has been awarded a contract to build a 130 MW wind farm in Mexico. The project is being built under a turnkey arrangement — allowing it to be sold on as a completed project upon completion. Gamesa was contracted to deliver 65 of its G114-2.0 … [continued]
General Motors has announced that it will soon be able to power more than half of its Arlington Assembly’s plant output with wind power. General Motors, GM, one of the world’s leading multi-national vehicle manufacturers, announced earlier this month that its Arlington Assembly plant, located in Texas, would soon be … [continued]
With a climate agreement adopted “with legal force” in Paris over the weekend, questions surround the climate policy of several nations around the world — including Australia. A Look Back at 2015 2015 has been a turbulent year for politics in Australia as a whole — not to mention its … [continued]
As clean power solutions for hydrogen production emerge, the on site energy storage angle is also gaining traction.
Originally published on GAS2. When I was a kid, I spent hundreds of hours playing with my Lionel train set. I know exactly how big it was because it fit on a standard size Ping Pong table. In Hamburg, Germany, the world famous Miniature Museum has an electric train set … [continued]
Originally published on Sustainnovate. By Henry Lindon The first phase of an enormous 55-megawatt solar carport is currently being built in the Chinese city of Hangzhou by the company Risen Energy. Once completed, the project will be the largest solar energy parking project in the world. The project represents a … [continued]
Originally published on Sustainnovate. By Henry Lindon The Swiss company ABB has been granted core membership in the German electric vehicle charging infrastructure association CharIN e.V. The inclusion of ABB — which officially occurred on November 12, 2015 — marks the first time that a non-German company has been allowed … [continued]
A recent story from North Carolina sounds like a rendition of David and Goliath. The question that comes out of it may be, who own’s the sun? ALEC and Duke Energy are trying to heavily fine Faith Community Church and a small NC nonprofit. Why? For caring about the environment and installing 20 … [continued]
Green market design is the need of the hour. Renewables and energy efficiency solutions have reached meaningful parity with conventional energy sources in many parts of the world. The timing is extremely opportune. It presents a historic coincidence. Firstly, just now, many fast-developing countries in Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, and … [continued]
