Who’s Afraid Of The Big Green Hydrogen? Not Galp!
Technology improvements and the Inflation Reduction Act give green hydrogen an edge over all those other hydrogens.
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Battery Swapping For Large Trucks — Is This The Way To Go?
I was riding in someone’s car yesterday talking about electric cars, semi trucks increasingly using cameras instead of mirrors (in … [continued]
College Teams Compete on Wind Energy & Water Energy Tech — Winners Announced
NREL-Managed Events Give Students the Opportunity To Advance Water Power, Wind Energy, and Their Careers
Daimler Truck Subsidiary FUSO Announces Production Start of Next Generation eCanter
With increased power, enhanced efficiency, and an extended range, the Next Generation eCanter from FUSO offers a wide array of … [continued]
Record Heat Stresses N. Hemisphere Grids
THIS IS NOT A NATURAL CYCLE – “Spain recorded its hottest ever temperature for April on Thursday, hitting 38.7C according to the country’s meteorological service. The record figure was reached in Cordoba airport in southern Spain just after 17:00 local time (16:00 BST)”
Solar Power in The Arctic & Antarctica
Nowhere in the world do beauty and harshness combine quite like in the Arctic and Antarctica. These incredible environments are … [continued]
WMO: Climate Change Continues to Shatter Records, Disrupt Human Society
Global heating continues to shatter records, and the climate crisis grows.
Classic Megaproject Early Mistakes Will Create A Fiscal Disaster For Netherlands Nuclear
Recently, the new coalition government of the Netherlands looked across its decarbonization portfolio, realized that it had failed to meet … [continued]
France’s Plugin EVs Hit 24% In February, Dacia Spring Still Boss
France’s plugin electric vehicle share reached 23.8% in February, up from 20.1% year on year. Full electrics grew share, whilst … [continued]
Voi Mobility Partners With BILITI Electric To Use Electric Tuk-Tuks To Service E-Scooters In UK
Electric scooters and electric bicycles are quite popular in several countries around the world. A lot of them are under … [continued]
