We love electric vehicles here on CleanTechnica because they are cleantech that cut emissions from the transportation sector — to a tremendous degree. They are also cool tech and fun. However, there’s something they don’t beat — human-powered transport. Biking and walking are much preferred for transportation needs. Unfortunately, most … [continued]
Hype, once celebrated as a poster child for hydrogen mobility in Europe, has abandoned hydrogen as its primary fuel source, and has pivoted to solely electric vehicles for taxis. This pivot should not surprise anyone who has been closely tracking the consistent and inevitable collapse of hydrogen-powered transportation ventures around … [continued]
Stockholm-based Candela Technology AB announced on September 6th 2024 the sale of a Candela P-12 electric hydrofoiling ferry to charter cruises in Berlin. “Berlin is a city with a lot of water, but this is hardly used for transport. We want to open up waterways for fast, emission-free transport. We need … [continued]
NIO has opened a new Innovation Center in one of the hearts of Europe — Berlin, Germany. “In response to the need for software that’s central to the user experience, the Berlin Innovation Center will be responsible for the development of new technologies and its respective localisation, testing and validation … [continued]
Jelbi is a mobility app created for the city of Berlin that integrates public and private services into one online experience.
Stop me if you’ve already heard this one: what’s the difference between a Chinese Tesla and a German Tesla?
Berlin gets creative with renewable energy and energy storage in race against Russian gas cutoff this winter.
Ride-hailing firm’s mixed progress to electrify shows why corporate pledges are no substitute for government action.
Originally posted on EVANNEX. By Charles Morris Recently, Volkswagen Group CEO Herbert Diess and VW brand chief Ralf Brandstätter called 120 top-level executives to company HQ in Wolfsburg for a crisis meeting. The two leaders announced the launch of a “struggle against Grünheide.” Grünheide is the town just outside of Berlin that’s … [continued]
Made of Air, a Berlin based startup, has developed a new carbon negative thermoplastic. The material is developed using waste from forests and farms in the countryside surrounding Berlin. The material, also called Made of Air, is 90% carbon and stores two tonnes of CO2 for every tonne of plastic. … [continued]
