By Sophie Vorrath Australia’s big three gen-tailers continue their orgy of money making at the expense of consumers, with the owner of the ageing Yallourn brown coal generator trebling its profits. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
By Bridie Schmidt Elon Musk lets his “super kick-ass” AI technology out of the bag, bringing automated driving a step closer. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
By Bryce Gaton Two Norwegians conduct a race, or more truthfully an economy trial, between a Hyundai Kona Electric and a Tesla Model X, using different charging networks. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
By Zachary Shahan Tesla short sellers reportedly lost nearly $2 billion at the end of last week. Yes, two billion. If you thought all of the anti-Tesla FUD and media hype was coming from the most honest of places, think again. People don’t like to lose money. They normally like to make money Read Full…
By Joshua S Hill This year alone corporations around the world have purchased 7.2 GW worth of clean energy, surpassing 2017’s 5.4 GW, which is a record in itself. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
Tritium will showcase its unique HPC system, a scalable, flexible system for commercial operators, capable of charging an electric vehicle up to 475kW. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Electric Vehicles Research
The common goals are clear: certifiable standards, safe origins and transparency in the procurement of high-risk raw materials and a tangible improvement in the working and living conditions of people locally. By joining, Daimler AG is expanding its broad commitment to initiatives and is actively promoting greater transparency in global raw material supply chains. Read…
By [email protected] Coal company Murray Energy has been quietly funding opposition to a Lake Erie offshore wind project. The $126 million, six-turbine Icebreaker Wind project has been undergoing regulatory analysis at the Ohio Power Siting Board. Ohio-based Murray Energy has not officially entered the decision-making process, but has funded legal representation and consulting for other…
By Michelle Froese Did you know that over 100,000 U.S. workers are employed by the wind industry? That 500 factories make wind parts? That the industry added 1,032 MW of new wind capacity in 2018? This week, Maxwell Technologies celebrates American Wind Week, an annual event put on by the American Wind Energy Association to…
By Kyle Field In a nod to the future of autonomous vehicles, Tesla is already starting to explore potential multimedia options for its vehicles. CEO Elon Musk confirmed last week that a handful of old-school Atari games will be included in the company’s highly anticipated version 9.0 firmware Read Full Article Here For more great…
By David Leitch Management at a speculative gold mining company would blush at some of the outrageous claims made in the modelling the ESB “leans heavily on” to justify the NEG. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
By Kyle Field Like it or not, most news from Tesla is broken on Twitter these days. CEO Elon Musk opens up about the latest developments from the company on a regular basis, sometimes as a teaser and sometimes to gather feedback. Yesterday, he tweeted about a new offering that’s already in the works at…
By Michelle Froese Axis Renewables International, LLC (Axis Renewable Group) announced that it has opened new offices in Canada and Chile. These offices add to their current locations in Mexico, Uruguay, and Belize, which have been open since 2016. Axis Renewable Group officials expect these additional offices to help with customer in these regions. The…
By Kyle Field A new FCC filing from Tesla for a bluetooth key fob appears to indicate that Tesla is putting the finishing touches on a physical key fob for the Model Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Clean Technica
By [email protected] After plummeting from 13.8 million megawatt hours in 2017 to 0.3 million megawatt hours the month after Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico’s electricity sales are now approaching historic levels. Energy Information Administration (EIA) data shows that industrial and commercial electricity sales are back to pre-Maria levels, while residential rates are still somewhat lagging. On…