A new research paper from the Columbia Center on Global Energy Policy introduces a new tool called the levelized cost of carbon abatement that can help investors and policy makers get the most bang for their carbon reduction expenditures.
Researchers say they have found a way to convert most plastic waste into hydrogen and carbon nanotubes using microwaves.
Some of you may have been absent the day your high school science teacher gave a lesson on how ancient people living in hot climates made ice without refrigeration. According to the Washington Post, at sunset they would pour water into shallow earthen pits or ceramic trays that were insulated … [continued]
Solar power keeps growing in the United States. In the month of June, 60.1% of new power capacity added in the country was from solar power plants. Another 37.5% was from wind power plants. And 2.4% was from hydropower. If you’ve done the quick math on that, that means that 100% of new power capacity came from renewable energy sources in June.
Volkswagen knows customers today want cars that are off road capable and it intends to make sure the ID. 4 SUV fills those expectations.
Volkswagen has applied for a trademark in Europe for e-Thing. Does that mean an electric version of the 70’s era bare bones car called the Thing is coming?
Short sellers have been preying on Tesla stock for years. Have they finally reached their come-uppance? “Most big Tesla shorts aren’t losing sleep or missing meals because of their positions,” Ihor Dusaniwsky, managing director of predictive analytics at S3 Partners, told Institutional Investor. “They still think this will eventually go their way.”
Canoo is about to go public with the help of a special purchase acquisition company and Bollinger Motors is moving to new headquarters and doubling the size of its staff. The EV revolution is picking up speed.
India witnessed yet another competitive solar power tender with participation from major project developers.
The tender was floated by NTPC Limited, India’s largest power generation company. It sought bids for the development of 1.2 gigawatts of solar PV capacity.
In some refreshingly good news for the environment, news coming out of London, BP has announced that it is planning to cut oil and gas production by 40% and invest billions of dollars into clean energy.
