US, UAE, Saudi Arabia and other oil producing countries are pressuring EU to abandon its green shipping measures in return for weaker global deal. The US, UAE, Saudi Arabia and other oil producing countries are pressuring the EU to abandon its green shipping measures in an effort to force Europe … [continued]
The Estonian electrolyzer firm Stargate Hydrogen is among the startups pursuing the global green hydrogen market (courtesy of Stargate Hydrogen).
The Estonian electrolyzer firm Stargate Hydrogen is among the startups pursuing the global green hydrogen market.
WeRide has received approval to operate robotaxis in Saudi Arabia. It is partnering with Uber and Ai Driver and doing the pilot in Riyadh, the capital city of Saudi Arabia. By the end of the year, the companies plan to have full-scale commercial operations up and running. Haven’t heard of … [continued]
The EV Revolution is gaining momentum in many countries around the world even as tariff wars rage in the US.
The new Lucid Gravity luxury SUV goes head-to-head with Tesla, as the first (or second) non-Tesla production vehicle sold with a built-in NACS charging port.
The California startup Lucid Motors aims to boost its EV sales footprint with a newly expanded footprint for its operations in Arizona, along with a second factory in Saudi Arabia.
Ford and GM celebrated strong Q1 EV sales results on April 1, while Tesla CEO Elon Musk spent his Q1 energy failing to sell voters on his pick for Wisconsin State Supreme Court.
The new Lucid Gravity luxury SUV goes head-to-head with Tesla, as the first (or second) non-Tesla production vehicle sold with a built-in NACS charging port.
The US firm Lucid Group aims to ramp up EV sales in the US and Saudi Arabia, too, offering up more competition for Tesla in the luxury market.
Grid-scale energy storage is all the rage. Battery costs have come down tremendously in the past decade, and that has enabled large-scale battery storage projects to help the grid balance out supply and demand. This is also particularly useful for integrating low-cost but intermittent renewable energy projects — terawatts worth … [continued]
Germany is looking to companies in Saudi Arabia to supply it with green hydrogen made from renewable energy resources.
After the only win from last year’s COP28 was saying out loud “End Fossil Fuels,” the Drill-Baby-Drill crowd under the leadership of Saudi Arabia is doing everything in their power to make it just a line in an “All of the Above” policy agenda. At every international forum — from … [continued]
