By Giles Parkinson Deloitte report says the case for renewables has never been stronger, and smashes a few myths along the way. The post The case for renewables has never been stronger, says Deloitte study appeared first on RenewEconomy. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
By Sophie Vorrath Tesla snaps its army of investors, social media followers and haters to attention with a photographic reminder of the 70MW solar roof it is building on its Nevada Gigafactory. The post Tesla shows off gigafactory solar roof – says it will be “world’s largest” appeared first on RenewEconomy. Read Full Article Here…
By Sophie Vorrath Construction is underway at AGL’s Coopers Gap wind farm in south-east Queensland, and that means delivery of “the largest wind turbine blades ever transported in Australia.” The post “Largest ever” turbine blades en route to Australia’s largest wind farm appeared first on RenewEconomy. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew…
By Kyle Field One of CleanTechnica’s street team (that’s you guys, our readers) just spotted a truck full of Tesla Model 3s destined for one of the automaker’s three shops in Vancouver, according to the delivery stickers. The spy shots come from Chinatown, Vancouver Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Clean Technica
Tritium is receiving a portion of $3.2 million in federal funding awarded to the Electric Power Research Institute for developing an extreme fast charging system that can connect to the grid. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Electric Vehicles Research
A rather unusual trolleybus has been navigating the streets of Zurich in recent months. With its large windscreen and covered wheels, it could easily be mistaken for a tram. It features a hybrid electric drive system that allows it to draw power from an on-board traction battery as well as overhead wires. But this bus…
After surfacing its Vespa Elettrica concept at EICMA last year, a large motorcycle trade show known for these sort of announcements from manufacturers, Piaggio finally announced that it will go to production this September, and that it will take preorders in October with the first deliveries later that month. Read Full Article Here For more…
Electric vehicles are rapidly scaling up in production, but under the surface of this explosive growth there are significant competitions taking place across the supply chain. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Electric Vehicles Research
By [email protected] (Eric C. Evarts) As it did in Hurricane Irma in Florida last year, Tesla has remotely extended the range of some cars for those who need to escape from the path of Hurricane Florence and may not have time charge up more than necessary. The company has also expanded free Supercharging access for…
By Steve Hanley More than a million Americans are rushing to get out of the path of Hurricane Florence, many of them climate change deniers. What will it take to make them stop and realize what is going on around them? Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Clean Technica
ACCIONA Energía has started construction on a 57MW PV installation in Dymerka, northern Ukraine, that will see the company invest approximately US$64 million in the site. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: PV-Tech
By Steve Hanley Solid Power has just secured $20 million in new funding to pursue solid state battery research and researchers at the University of Birmingham are hot on the trail of sodium ion batteries. The future is coming. We just don’t know when. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Clean Technica
By Bridie Schmidt Mercedes Benz unveils “vision urbanetic” electric chassis with inter-changeable bodies. The post Mercedes unveils an autonomous electric vehicle with “swappable” bodies appeared first on RenewEconomy. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
Inverter solution supplier Sungrow has supplied 80MW of PV inverters for the first utility-scale solar project in the state of Wyoming. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: PV-Tech
By Michael Barnard Global warming is changing hurricanes. We need a more effective measure to help understand and predict the damage. The Saffir-Simpson scale arguably went the wrong way in 2009. It’s not clear why Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Clean Technica