Category: Clean Technica
Solar Adoption Survey — What Are Your Experiences & Thoughts on Solar?
I wrote earlier today about some reflections on the last 15½ years of the renewable energy and electric vehicle industries growing and evolving. I also realized that it’s been a long time since we focused in on what is happening in the residential solar market in the US. (Well, I … [continued]
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Dismantling Green Finance Laws Is No Solution for EU Competitiveness
As part of its efforts to boost EU competitiveness, the European Commission is poised to publish its first Omnibus regulation — officially kicking off the EU simplification agenda. This initial package will tackle corporate sustainability reporting and accountability — the core of the EU’s current sustainable finance framework. Concerning rumors … [continued]
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Truck Weights & Dimensions: More Cargo, Lower Costs, Less Road Wear
How to enable the shift to zero-emission trucks while safeguarding Europe’s road infrastructure The European Commission proposed to review the Weights and Dimensions (W&D) directive in July 2023. By setting vehicle weight and length limits, the W&D directive is critical to support the industrial transition to zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs). Currently, … [continued]
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Prediction: Solar Energy Beats Natural Gas By A Mile In 2025
Solar energy stakeholders in the US are looking at another record-breaking year in 2025, according to a new report from the US Energy Information Administration.
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Reflections after Covering Cleantech Industries for 15½ Years
There’s no specific anniversary I’m marking with this article, but with so many notable changes happening in the world right now, I’ve been spending a lot of time reflecting on how cleantech industries — most notably, solar energy, wind energy, electric vehicles, battery storage, and heat pumps — have evolved … [continued]
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