New US Floating Offshore Wind Auction Caps Run Of Bad News For Fossil Energy
US floating offshore wind industry peels self off wall, aims for 4.5 gigawatts in capacity off California coast.
Korea
REALLY Fast EV Charging: Korean Tech Charges Battery in 60 sec.
The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) recently did some things to advance EV charging tech that are way over my head to make a battery that could theoretically charge an electric car in only one minute. That might seem silly to people with a decent EV, but … [continued]
Super Exciting EV Charging News, Koreans Super-Charge Electric Car Market — EV News Today
It is exciting to see automakers investing in charging infrastructure, and on that note we have some super exciting EV charging news below, along with several other inspiring EV news stories: EV Charging News Volvo Cars explores electric vehicle charging network at U.S. Starbucks stores. “Volvo Car USA and Starbucks … [continued]
Hydrogen Demand: And Now The Contentious Disappointments
In the first part of this series, I projected and explained the plummeting hydrogen demand from petroleum refining and fertilizer, the biggest sources of demand today, through 2100. In the second part, I explored the flat demand segments, and the single source of significant demand increase I see for hydrogen … [continued]
Why Is There So Much Tribalism In Alternative Fuels? There Are 39 Trillion Reasons (Part…
In the end, the laws of thermodynamics will win. Hype doesn’t stand a chance against reality in the long term. The $39 trillion in future profits is up for grabs, and the fossil fuel industry is fighting hard to keep as much of it as possible, or at least delay its loss as long as possible.
Why Is There So Much Tribalism In Alternative Fuels? There Are 39 Trillion Reasons (Part…
That’s the reason why there’s all this tribalism in alternative fuels. There’s $39 trillion in future profits in the industry up for grabs.
Graphene Just The Tip Of The 2D Materials Iceberg For Clean Technology
Two new developments show that the race is on to replace silicon as the go-to semiconductor of choice with other 2D materials if not graphene.
Korea Makes Climate Pledge, But Is It Enough?
The Republic of Korea (South Korea) is one of the 44 countries that have submitted emissions pledges to the official United Nations INDC list. South Korea is one of the fastest growing emitters in the developed world and is in the top 10 (#7, in April) on the world list. … [continued]
7.7 Million Renewable Energy Jobs Worldwide In 2014
Renewable energy jobs grew 18% in 2014 to hit a new high of 7.7 million, led by China’s dominance and growing capacity in developing economies.
Tesla Airbnb, Why BEVs Trump FCEVs… (Clean Transport Link Drop)
Some top clean transport reading for your Tuesday (& more?) pleasure: Tesla I Spent a Night in the Tesla Airbnb, For Science (and Pizza) After the Moaning, Tesla Makes Some Changes Charging on Road Trips — It’s against Common Sense Warm Silver Pictures (aka Titanium) I Survived a “Launch”! “D” … [continued]
