Beyond our own, here’s some more top climate change & energy news from the past few days or so: Climate Change Most Extreme Precipitation Events To Become More Intense In Warming World Australia Could Blow Its Carbon Budget Within 15 Years Skeptical Science Weekly Digest Antarctic Sea Ice Grows As … [continued]
Beyond our own stories, here’s some more solar and wind power news from the past few days or so: Solar Solar Power Better Than Buying A Car, Homeowners Say Uttar Pradesh Offers 200 MW Solar Tender Solar Power Has Reached Grid Parity In India And Italy Teen Uses Solar-Powered Lights … [continued]
Beyond our own, here are some top EV, bike, and other clean(ish) transport stories from the past few days or so: 100% Electric Vehicles (& General EV Stories) Detroit Electric Pledges To Launch Sedan, Hatchback By End Of 2014 Next Tesla Roadster To “Push The Envelope” On Performance Google Employees … [continued]
Reposted from the website of the European Photovoltaic Industry Association: The European Union’s NER300 programme, which funds innovative low-carbon energy demonstration projects, has issued a new call for proposals. EPIA monitoring has found that it includes several potential funding opportunities for PV projects. Published on 3 April, the call for … [continued]
Three zoos in Australia’s state of Victoria can now boast of an accolade no other zoo in the world currently can. Possibly inspired by several other entities in Australia voluntarily offsetting their carbon emissions, Zoos Victoria has become carbon neutral. Melbourne Zoo, Werribee Open Range Zoo, and Healesville Sanctuary achieved … [continued]
Tesla, tesla, tesla — the news just keeps rolling in about this EV/automobile/technology/societal leader. The article below nails down (rather loosely) one specific about something almost everyone seems to be waiting for news about — Tesla’s next, mass-market EV model. Here’s an article about the Tesla news from EV Obsession: … [continued]
According to a recently published report by GBI Research*, the Asia-Pacific region’s cumulative installed capacity from renewable energy sources (excluding hydropwer) is expected to reach 535.2 GW (535,200 MW) by 2020. Of course, the rapid economic growth of several countries in this region is a key factor stimulating this projected … [continued]
In order to let you know about more in-depth research on various cleantech markets, we’ve decided to partner with a leading market research firm, GlobalData. Basically, the deal is pretty simple: you get a discount on market research reports (10% off*); CleanTechnica gets a cut of the sales (yay!); and … [continued]
The number of publicly accessible electric vehicle chargers in the US increased by 9% in the first quarter of 2013. This is likely a response to the increased number of plug-in electric vehicles on the road. Chevy Volt, Nissan Leaf, and Tesla Model S sales have been going strong, as we … [continued]
Getting tired of solar technology advancements? Me neither. The latest one we’ve got for you is about ever-popular peel-and-stick solar cells. Check out the news, reposted from Le Solar Love: Thanks to intelligence and academic investigation, solar may soon get more convenient and more easily accessible for application and use. … [continued]
