A number of developing countries have been identified as leaders in sustainable energy, according to a new analysis by the World Bank, but there is nevertheless still tremendous room for improvement across the globe, and especially in Sub-Saharan Africa, which currently ranks as the least electrified continent on the planet.
A new interactive web tool created between the Global Wind Energy Council and renewable energy software company Greenbyte allows users to witness The Evolution of Wind Power between 1981 and today.
China installed a total of 23 gigawatts of wind energy in 2016, nearly half the total 54 GW that was brought online around the world, and continues to expand its lead over its nearest competitors, the United States and Germany.
Had a busy week? Couldn’t catch the 100 or so articles we published? Here were the most popular peas in the pie:
Recently, Elon Musk was interviewed by CNBC and made an assertion that ran shivers up a few spines: “There is a pretty good chance we end up with a universal basic income, or something like that, due to automation.”
The Environmental Protection Agency’s website has begun to transform under the Trump administration.
In yet another clue that the Trump energy plan is poised for loser status before it even gets off the ground, GE reports banner results for onshore wind.
I recently arrived at a Nissan dealer to get my service check for the Nissan LEAF. What’s involved with the all-electric Nissan LEAF servicing (approximately 1 year and 3 months after getting the car)?
In case you missed any of these or just like to see which CleanTechnica stories have been getting the most attention, below are the 30 CleanTechnica stories from the past week that got the most views. After that, you can see my favorites of the week.
There are only a few buildings that define an entire nation. The Sydney Opera House on the shores of Sydney Harbor in Australia is one of those. Its soaring roofs are meant to evoke the sails of the ships that brought many of Australia’s original settlers to the Land Down Under.
