Triton Model H Electric SUV — 1,500 HP, 700 Miles, 26,000 Lb Towing Capacity
New Jersey startup Triton says its Model H Performance electric SUV will tow up to 26,000 lbs and sprint to 60 mph in 2.9 seconds — assuming it ever gets built.
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Tesla Service & Delivery Teams Implementing Several Social Distancing Practices
Many a CleanTechnica reader is probably curious about how Tesla service and Tesla deliveries are operating in the midst of the coronavirus COVID-19 crisis. Tesla has just published a new Tesla customer support page regarding deliveries.
Report: The Case Of The Shifting Snow
Whether you live among palm trees or pine trees, snow plays a critical role in our climate. Snow keeps our planet cooler, significantly affects water resources, and is a revealing indicator of climate change.
Adapting To Fire: How Cities Can Enhance Resilience With Distributed Energy
As California experienced uncharacteristically low precipitation in February, normally its peak rainy season, parts of the state are moving into drought conditions. This is likely to increase wildfire prevalence in the state in 2020, and it underscores the point that communities need to be thinking about a range of strategies to increase their resilience to wildfires.
The 2020 Community Power Scorecard
Each year, the Institute for Local Self-Reliance tracks and scores states based on their energy policies and how these policies help or hinder local clean energy action.
In the 2020 Community Power Scorecard, two states excelled, seven states and the District of Columbia saw above average scores, 11 were average, 17 were mediocre, and 13 states received failing grades at enabling individuals and communities to take charge of their energy futures.
As California Burns, Clean Energy Advocates Urge An End To Investor-Owned Utilities
Calls for the end of investor-owned utilities are increasing across America as people realize their social cost is just too high.
Urban & Rural People In The US Need A Grand Compromise On Cars & EV…
As I’ve watched the growth of US EV fast charging infrastructure accelerate over the last year or so, I’ve noticed a pattern. Stations almost always get built either in places with high population density or to connect those areas. The needs of people living in small cities and rural areas are usually an afterthought along the interstates, and not a thought at all in other areas. There are often legitimate economic and cultural reasons behind this, but giving urban people more and more infrastructure presents a contradiction.
US Offshore Wind Race Heats Up, Now Connecticut In The Mix
Steady as she goes: Connecticut, aka the “Land of Steady Habits,” seeks clean offshore wind energy to the tune of 2,000 megawatts by 2030.
US Energy Storage Market Grows 232% In First Quarter
The United States deployed a total of 148.8 megawatts (MW) of energy storage in the first quarter of 2019, breaking the previous megawatt-record set in the preceding fourth quarter by 6% and growing 232% over the amount deployed in the first quarter of 2018.
PGA Of America Launches Driving Sustainability initiative
Golfers and their fans have new inspiration to go solar, go EV, and to go for energy efficiency at home and in the club house.
