This new solar module factory in Houston is yet another demonstration that renewable energy stakeholders in Texas are determined to bring more clean power to the rest of the US, one way or another.
The US public fast charging network is building momentum with an assist from NEVI funding, and wireless charging is waiting in the wings.
Electric cars are ideal for many drivers who live in rural parts of America simply because electricity costs so much less than gasoline.
Boston, MA — Schneider Electric, the leader in the digital transformation of energy management and automation, [has] announced a collaboration with Crux, a sustainable finance technology company, to procure Section 45X Advanced Manufacturing Production Tax Credits from Silfab Solar, a North American leader in the design, development, and manufacture of … [continued]
Maryland is back on track to develop its offshore wind resources into a powerful multi-state hub with Virginia and North Carolina.
China has launched a preemptive strike at the WTO against any sanctions the US may be planning for its electric car exports.
A movement is afoot to block utility-scale renewable energy projects across the US, but new clean tech investments keep getting in the way.
Researchers at PNNL have done research designed to find out what motivated people to install heat pumps in their homes.
Welcome to another prognostication for 2024 in clean tech article. This is the third in the series, following our predictions in AgTech, and our predictions in climate policy posts. For this post, I interviewed Joe Wachunas, Senior Project Manager at the New Buildings Institute, who is hands-down one of the … [continued]
As part of our predictions in clean tech for 2024 series (see this post on predictions in AgTech), today, I’m posting research on climate policy and interviews with top climate policy / science experts: Gabrielle Jorgensen, the advocacy director and a co-founder of Climate Changemakers, a non-profit climate advocacy program, … [continued]
