Renault 5 packs a punch. Fun, playful, friendly, more respectful and still so chic. A lively, bold and capable city car with up to 248 miles¹ of driving range on a single charge. Not to mention its French charm. R5 is back.

De Meo’s Mid-Level Player Renault Could Be Europe’s Automotive Future

In many markets European carmakers are falling behind Chinese EV manufacturers as they have little to offer to aspiring drivers in the Global South right now. Last year Luca de Meo took me aside at the Geneva motor show to explain his vision for Europe’s automotive future. The Renault CEO … [continued]

EU’s Reliance on Carbon Credits Risks Making a “Paper Tiger” of Europe’s Climate Efforts

The European Commission’s decision to allow offsets to meet its 90% emissions reduction target by 2040 will severely weaken Europe’s climate efforts, says T&E. The Commission has announced it will be sticking to its 90% emissions reduction target by 2040, giving Europe’s carmakers, airlines, shipping companies, fuel producers and other … [continued]

High-Performance Computing Advanced More Than 425 Energy Research Projects in 2024

In 2024, NREL completed the full buildout of Kestrel, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy’s newest high-performance computing (HPC) system. This new supercomputer now boasts roughly 56 petaflops of computing power to accelerate progress in energy research, including through the use of artificial … [continued]

Before the unveiling of the Geely EX5 EV and the Okavango Hybrid. (Photo for Cleantechnica by RBTribdino)

Geely Philippines Updates Its SUV, Introduces New EV

“This new chapter is about putting the driver first,” Sylva Yu, CEO of Geely Motor Philippines (GMP), declared as she introduced the all-electric Geely EX5 and the hybrid Geely Okavango Elite on June 30th in a simple launch ceremony called “EnerGeely.” The simultaneous launch underscores Geely’s strategic focus on addressing … [continued]

ChatGPT generated panoramic image of a committee of quavering, oil-soaked mice, voting to bell a huge cat labeled "Climate Change"

Anti-ESG Policy Is, Actually, One More Way To Fund Fossil Fuels

The news this morning is filled with stories about how US Senate Republicans have passed a huge budget bill that will blow up the US deficit by providing massive tax cuts to billionaires and corporations. It will also cut policies that would have supported the US economy and created jobs … [continued]