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The United States Consumed a Record Amount of Renewable Energy in 2020
Brooklyn To Deploy Old Navy Yard For New Offshore Wind Ventures
California Legislative Update
U.S. Energy Department Announces Winners of Annual Collegiate Wind Competition
Renewables = 21.6% of US Electricity in 1st Quarter, 25.5% in March
Oregon On Verge Of Requiring 100% Clean Electricity By 2040
U.S. Department of Energy Announces $14.5 Million to Accelerate Deployment of Geothermal Electricity
Exploring Pumped Hydro In Kenya & Surrounding Countries
Energy Production In USA Fell By More Than 5% In 2020
Geothermal Tech Company Fervo Energy Raises $28 Million To Scale Up Operations
$200 Million More for Electric Vehicles, Batteries, & Connected Vehicles from US Department of Energy
New Diesel-Killing EV Batteries Put 30% Fuel Cut In US Army Sights
Europe Risks Wasting €27 Billion Battery Opportunity with Weak CO2 Targets — Study
Apple Is Talking To CATL & BYD About EV Batteries. Will It Ever Stop Talking & DO Something?
Northvolt To Ramp Up EV Battery Production With Another $2.75 Billion
U.S. Energy Department Releases Request for Information on Electric Vehicle Grid Integration
Why Grid-Interactive Efficient Buildings Feature Prominently in Joe Biden’s Plans
Ford & Sunrun Team Up To Make V2H Technology A Reality. Is V2G Next?
BMW Electric Vehicle Drivers in California Get Green Energy Option via Smart Charging
How Much Does Volkswagen’s Bi-Directional Charging Innovation Matter?
2021 CleanTechnica Car of the Year & Tesla Model S Plaid — CleanTech Talk
Plugin Vehicles Score 24% Of Auto Sales In The Netherlands — May 2021
Volvo & Volkswagen the Only European Carmakers on Track to Electrify on Time — New Study
Tesla & Austin Community College Launch New Tesla START Manufacturing Program
More Details On Tesla’s Innovative Carbon-Wrapped Motor
Attending The Tesla Model S Plaid Event — Model S Plaid Is Like A Spaceship!
The Ariel Rider Rideal Electric Bike — CleanTechnica Review
The Fiido L3 Electric Bike — CleanTechnica Review
Tesla Model 3 Service 15,000 Miles In
First Ride Of The Production Arcimoto Roadster & Fun Utility Vehicle — CleanTechnica Exclusive
2021 CleanTechnica Car of the Year & Tesla Model S Plaid — CleanTech Talk
Plugin Vehicles Score 24% Of Auto Sales In The Netherlands — May 2021
Tim Echols Has Sea Turtle Wrapping On One-Of-A-Kind Panoz EV (Q&A)
Renewables = 21.6% of US Electricity in 1st Quarter, 25.5% in March
Solar & Wind Power = 99.7% of New US Electricity Capacity in 1st Quarter of 2021
Plugin Vehicles Score 24% Of Auto Sales In The Netherlands — May 2021
Renewables = 21.6% of US Electricity in 1st Quarter, 25.5% in March
Solar & Wind Power = 99.7% of New US Electricity Capacity in 1st Quarter of 2021
It’s Been 100 Days Since The Last Tesla FSD Update — Why Is That?
Tesla Model 3 Still #1 In France’s EV Market, Renault Zoe #1 in May
Attending The Tesla Model S Plaid Event — Model S Plaid Is Like A Spaceship!
The Ariel Rider Rideal Electric Bike — CleanTechnica Review
The Fiido L3 Electric Bike — CleanTechnica Review
Tesla Model 3 Service 15,000 Miles In
First Ride Of The Production Arcimoto Roadster & Fun Utility Vehicle — CleanTechnica Exclusive
Climate action lessons for everyone in The Right Stuff, a tale of human derring-do and a vision of the world of tomorrow.
The Photo Ark project spotlights species at risk and underscores the importance of getting renewable energy right.
Nat Geo TV's Savage Kingdom is the life-and-death backdrop for a death match between renewable energy and coal power in Botswana.
Speaking of national leadership, Tom Wolfe's iconic tale of men in space is getting the scripted series treatment this fall...
Earth Day 2020 has collided with the COVID-19 lockdown, but that hasn't slowed down conservationist, scientist, and author Jane Goodall.
Take a break from saving the planet and go have some fun (it's important!) with the National Geographic reboot of Brain Games.
All of the pieces are in place for an Apollo 11-style national commitment to climate action, just say the word...wait for it...wait for it...
The fight against Ebola and the case for climate change: science flexes its super powers against conspiracy theories, power plays and outright lies.
New National Geographic series highlights species that adpated to extraordinarily harsh environments, only to face the new threat of climate change.
The end of fossil fuel: new Hostile Planet series enlists acclaimed storytellers to speak for some of the most climate-vulnerable creatures on earth.
Teams and individuals will compete for one year to propose their innovative solutions to the world’s plastic crisis.
