What does it take for a city to really bear down on climate goals of carbon neutrality by 2050? There are lots of balls for a city to juggle in the climate action toolbox, but reducing and eventually eliminating gas stations within city borders is a key element. And that’s … [continued] The post When […]
When Are Enough Gas Stations Enough In A US City? Read More »
You’re probably wondering why the image for an article about Tesla’s robotaxi is an airplane, especially when it’s obviously a fossil fueled warplane. Here’s the thing: aviation manufacturing has a lot in common with making ground vehicles. The biggest commonality is that they both have to exist in the real … [continued] The post Will
Will CyberTaxi Become An Unplanned Budget EV? Fighter Jets Give Us A Clue. Read More »
The CNSC) has granted OPG an extension to operate the Pickering nuclear generating station (PNGS) units 5 to 8 until the end of 2026.
OPG gains approval to operate PNGS units 5 to 8 until 2026 Read More »
KETRACO has entered a strategic partnership with Adani Energy Solutions to bolster electricity infrastructure in Kenya.
Kenya’s KETRACO partners with Adani to boost electricity infrastructure Read More »
Fortescue has been in the news a lot recently. Just a few weeks ago, at a United Nations roundtable, Fortescue Executive Chairman Dr Andrew Forrest AO unveiled a plan to move mining operations from “net zero” to “real zero.” “The detailed timeline shows how Fortescue will eliminate Scope 1 and … [continued] The post Real
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Gwendolyn Brown, vice president of communications at the Interstate Renewable Energy Council (IREC) in San Francisco, reached out to me at CleanTechnica. She wanted me to be aware of a pending decision before the California Public Utilities Commission regarding access to accurate information about the conditions on the electric grid. … [continued] The post Grid
Grid Condition Accuracy Requires Monthly Reporting & Assurances Read More »
Tell the truth. This is not the only autonomous failure. Electrek‘s Lambert has cut ties with Tesla permanently in part because the latest version of FSD is a joke. (And other reasons.) In recent tests, ArsTechnica wrote, “Tesla’s controversial ‘Full Self Driving’ is now capable of some quite advanced driving. … [continued] The post Robo
Jobs supporting the energy transition are in demand, and programs supported by cities, states — and now a bipartisan coalition of governors — are helping train the future workforce. Before Marcus started as a carpentry fellow with Habitat for Humanity, he didn’t know what he was going to do with … [continued] The post Clean
Clean Energy Jobs Are Changing Lives. These Programs Are Providing Liftoff. Read More »
“It is not the role of government” to do so, he says. Days after Hurricane Milton caused widespread damage to areas still rebuilding after Hurricane Ian two years ago, Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday dismissed a suggestion that the state limit development in coastal areas vulnerable to dangerous tropical storms. Hurricane Milton … [continued] The post DeSantis
DeSantis Foresees No Development Limits In Areas Susceptible To Disasters Read More »
Like many modern cities, Brisbane was serviced by an efficient electric tram network until the ’70s, when it was ripped up and diesel buses took the place of trams. We’ve all seen Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, and so we know who was really behind that move. In a retro revolution, … [continued] The post Brisbane
Brisbane Metro — The End of Diesel Buses? Read More »
