Electric vehicle and self-driving vehicle tech already possesses very wide acceptance amongst consumers on the global level, based on a new survey and analysis of more than 10,000 consumers in 10 different countries undertaken by the firm Roland Berger.
A new report published this week by Navigant Research has revealed that Danish wind turbine manufacturer Vestas again led the way in 2016 for total wind turbine installations, in a year which saw a total of over 54 gigawatts of new wind installed worldwide.
A group of researchers went to China last December to find out about that country’s use of coal to make electricity. What they found may surprise you.
Efficient Drivetrains has announced that it has been selected by four major Chinese automotive OEMs to supply and integrate its EDI PowerDrive 6000 systems into their 8 and 12 meter buses.
The One Belt One Road Initiative is not simply about roads and sea lanes, but will involve high-speed railways, bridges, and ports, as well as the potential for unprecedented electricity grid connectivity and increased renewable energy development.
One of the world’s most beloved toymakers, the LEGO Group, announced Wednesday that it had reached its 100% renewable energy goal three years ahead of schedule thanks to the completion and operationalization of the 258 megawatt Burbo Bank Extension Offshore Wind Farm.
The changing face of coal use in both China and India is likely to reduce the projected global carbon emissions growth by approximately two to three billion tonnes by 2030 compared to forecasts made a year ago, according to a new briefing by the Climate Action Tracker.
China and India have both surpassed the United States in EY’s Renewable energy country attractiveness index, pushing the US down for the first time since 2015 in the ranking of the top 40 countries.
No one can deny that something big is happening to the automotive industry. Companies like Nissan, Ford, Honda, and Zipcar are all entering the electric automotive race to offer sustainable cars that meet consumer demands, government regulations, and stand up to the gas-powered vehicle.
GE Renewable Energy announced last week that it had been selected to provide nearly 200 megawatts of wind turbines to the Qiansongba and Senjitu III wind projects in the Hebei province in China.
